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C. Newton, M. d., & F. H. Kelley, M. D.,
HAVING effected co-partnership in business, will,
Id from this date, prosecute the practice of
Medicine and Surgery.

Under the firm OF NEWTON q KELLEY. The increas-
ing professional duties devolving DIR. Newton have
rendered it imperative for him engage partner in
business; and he has accordingly associated with HIM
self one eninently qualified to disseminate the princi-
pies of the liberal school of medicine 1ua
1t is due TO DR. Kelley 10 say that he has enoyed
the most ample facilities for thoroughly acquanting
himself with both the Old and the New System of prac-
celor learning the imperfections of the one and the
superiority of the other To him especially will
be committed the department of Surgery, as his OPP
pcrtunes to quality himself for this branch have been
pre-eminent; and his experience and skill opera.
tor enttle him to more than ordinary favor
u T1mors FIydrocele Fistnl& Hernia Diseases of
the Eye and Ear, &c. will be scientifically and
cesslnly treated.
Worcester, June 10, 1851. iel9-dwIy
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M FASHIONABLE
FURNITURE WAREROOMS.

= AZ 4 W "A ~ a ~ y y III y
t E subscribers, having enlarged their
Rooms, No. $50 MaiA street, op,
posite the Central Exchange, (up stars)
have stocked them with rich and elegant
assortment OF Furniture ofthe latest styles
Drawing rooms furnished in Rose Wood,
Black Walnut or Mahogany, upholstered
in Plush. Damask or Hair Glnih Of tha
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chop through, leaving abou, Two stalks III
place, and lake all the grass from the drills,
the plows covering up all the middles. !
then return 10 my, corn and work II out
By this time, my cotton Is large enough to
receive dirt. put the mould 10 The cotton,
and throw the dirt back aud pillow out the
middes, following with the hoes; thin II near
" 10 a stand, and cover up What grass there
may be left 10 the drll BY the ploSs, Ihenee'
forward | manage II according 10 the season
If dry, | run sweeps until had b. u vet,
endeavor to keen NY udges vel 10, "'h
luruing p'oss so as to Keep the "a'e d'"'b'd
from the cotton. Aboul the Fl :, ut Angus
| ;op II, vet or dry. Which | n-'der g'rn'
ad, aniase, checking the growth OF the ''a X,
causing the forms to stuck better, end b"l's /"
mature soouer.-f Fin. mod - ques''"o
of doubt b, some Of our bes' iafrneos. The
same number from Which ae extract this al
rcle contains an sttcle 90 Toppln4 Cotton,
in which the writer di-apptovrs Of The plan
ED. AD.
In CONCLUSION | would suggest "a all those
pretending 10 cultivate Is and 20 acres to
the hand TO drop 6 or 8 acres, and SOW II IN
oats for their stock, which Will answer dou'
bic purpose-restlng the land and keeping
their mules, cows and wear old hogs IN go"d
order (g,vin2 them sali) until frost. My oat
field is valuable TO me as The same land would
be IN corn.
omitted o say, IN its place, thai m scrap
m. nv cotton oct with the hoes, II gave ~,
team good resting pell, ,erv much need
ed bou, that time. f JINklNS.
Choctar county, Miss, Jan 1851
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Picking Eggs.

II the following were generally known, IT.
would be more generally Used. We constant
Keep u IN our tsmlly, and find il an excellent
pickle to be ealea nth cold meat, &c. The
eggs should be boiled hard (say ten minute. J
a0d then Invested OF their shells when opIl.
coid Pot them IN jars, and pour over lhcn
vinegar, (suiiiclent 10 qulte cover them IN
IN which has been previously boiled the usual
spices Tor picking; tie the jirs down upht.
With bladder, and keep them Until they begin
to change color.
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PRINTING OFFICE FURNITURE,

for the eslab shursu' OF compile Puuuns tiiees,
such A. Pfe.rss WuoJ I've, Gaze, aud, btsss,
Press AID WOOD Rule Iurp.in- 81 ut-, Cemi using
Sticks Bra. and Wood Galley, Rglets, Closet
Racks. &e., &c
Old Type aken in exchange Tor new al cents
per To- The TRADE deal Wi,h on The most ib, raj
terms, ard patronage suictl,d GA the ground Of iuT
nishng TO the purchaser al article wrh which he
will be pleased aud which will bing htn the rlh
Of hts money,
Editors Or Printers wishing 10 establish News.
pa per 81 Job Punlifg Office, sal he furnished "i'h
an estimate IN detail OF tlc cosi b' stating sizs OF
pa per .ud Kind Of Wotk 10 be o'e,urd.
Publishers Of Newspapers who 90 insert this adj
vertisement three nlonths End send mt 'hc papers
containing It addressed To- "N,,bR's Rgtsfsf,.
New YHk will be piid in ma'crtsis OF "y maaur
iacufe pf3ydtdifey pu,chas, siA iires the amount
OF their bills ior ADVERTISING.
u. II GREEN.
~ p Fulton.si. \ iofk, and
N.l7 anal 80. Ross N,w Orleans
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Sy11 &C cuNDD
:" A little folly now and then,
|, relished by the wisest men,.
Caugiltin hi. own Trap

Translated from the French for the Albany
A girl, young and preuy, bu, above all gift
ted with an air of adorable csndOr, lately pre-.
sen ed herself before a certain P4rlslan law.
yer, 1--WE translate the incident from the
French journals FOR the brueft Of our home
made altorneys,) and thus addressed him;
Monsieur. cone TO consult you upon a
grave affair. want to oblee a man love,
TO marry me IN spite Of himself. How shall
proceedr
The gentleman Of the bar had Of course
sufficiently elesuc conscience. He reflected
moment; then, being sure that no third per
son overhead him, replied unhesnalingly.
hademoiselle, according 10 our law you
already possess the nesns OF forcing a man 10
marry you. You must remain on three occa
slons alone with hun; then YOU Gao swear be.
fore jude that he Is YOUR lover
And will hat suffic-, Monsleur!
Yes. Mademolstlie, with one OF futher
condllion'
WE'LL
bat you Will produce Witnesses who will
make oath TO their having seen you remain a
good quarter oil az hour with the individual
SAID TO have TRIED WIN ynuf affections.
Very ~eli, Monsieur, vii te'aln you as
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ZOE e ~.
The Merry Heart.

lis vel 10 have a merry heart,
However short We stay;
There's wisdom in a merry heart,
Whate'sr the world may say.
Philosophy may lin its head
And find out many flaw.
Bu, give me the philosophy
That's happy with straw.
II life bot brings us happiness
II brings Us, We are told.
What's hard to buy. though rich ones try,
With all their heaps Of gold
Then laugh away, let others say
Whate'er they will of mirth;
Who laughs the most may truly boas.
Hes got the wealth of earth.
There's beauty IN merry laugh,
A moral beauty too
!, shows the hearts an houest heart
That's paid each man his due;
And lent a share Of what's TO spare
Despite OF wisdom's fears.
And makes the cheek less sorrow speak,
The eve weep fewer tears
Tho sun may shroud itself in clouds.
This tempest wrath begin;
Il finds a spark 10 cheer the dark,
LIS sun light Is within
Then laugh away. let others say
Whats'er they will of mirth;
Who laughs The most may truly boast
He's 90, the wealth OF earth!
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THE UGLIEST MAN.

During the session Of the Circuit Cour, in
Lexingt on, Kentucky, a most fearful ugly man
was seen daily. He was always on hand, and
perfectly hideous. One of the lawyers could
bear i, no longer and said 10 him
Well, you are the uglies, white man
ever saw"
The poor pumpkin burst into a hearty
laugh, and SAID
"Well, | cap'l help il, can :"
NO." answered The son of Blackstone
"no, you can't help I; but, confound you,
YOU could stay at home"
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wen, 10 siss D ss thous h he had dom praise.
worthy and comfort creating action. hen
he had slept q while, Ellen said TO herself,
.sl'Il do II, whatever be the consequence; II
may do good hope 1t WHIP So saying,
she folded the blanket over her husband and be.
gan TO sea him 10 IN y she had very lutte
trouble IN the folding part nf the bus,nrss; for
ThoOss With the most accommodating spirit
in the world had almost wrapped himself up
TO save his x,fe the trouble, may be Tho.
mas Law very sill while the sewing process
was going on; ~hen It finish, d, Ellen left the
room for a moment, and returned With the
clothes.lne IN her hand. She then shook her
husband to awaken h,m; aud ~ she d'd so
sho sad Come Thomas awake and III tell
you what am gong to do. iou''e often
beaten mel hsve resolved nov 'ha' my time
10 come am going TO beat you.' Thomas
awoke, and was about TO turn over, when he
found himself IN fiy.l Seldom has any
one heen more SURPRISED ihsn Tom at find ng
himself so shackl.d. bu, he had hlte time for
rea.c,ep for his lie be AN TO deal hun some
such earnest and veil directed isshes with the
cIotbes line. that he IVES sDerdil, made aware
that il ~as no ike. A 6,si he swore lustl.
Is expectipy tn fuphtrn ne, a. he had been
used to do bur E en- paid lutle heed 10 What
he SAID excep, now aud then ask ng HIM #
ne regretted having USED hei III, and meant
TO behave better HI at last asked Tor Der
cy and forgiveness and pom ed 10 behave
better m fu,ure He ,,.n,ed 20 know what
he was .sy,ns-the " harng" had CON
pletely snbeted hItr. f .x ,il IA beating
h,m. Il have anather "qur,t Ia make she
SAID as she d,eu ne, bn.e b: aiirt to night
,ou mus, no, siiude To his u,stter 10 aay
va, ana # from tbs tme on do no, become
a bete, .,sn | NAL r.,e ,ru. and The OIL
sh,u k,o, IN. u.,r. nave ,tted "a reform
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discreetiy al the door OF her counsel's room.
No sooner was she within, than she flung her.
self hastily into q chair, saying that she had
mounted the stairs too rapidly, and that emo.
ton made her bresihless. Her counsel en-.
dsavored to re.assure her; and made her in.
hale salts, and even proposed to unlace her
garments.
ii rs useless, Monsieur, said she, / an
much better
We'll, now tell me the name Of the for.
tuna,s mortal you are going to espouse 7
Are you very snx,ousr
Exceedingly So.
We'll, hen, the fortunate mortal, be I,
knoan % you, ,s-yourseli! said the young
beauty. bursting into a laugh. I love YOU ;
| have been three tunes fete q teie siih on,
and NV four witnesses are below, ready and
~,llng to accompany me to the magistrate,
yrsvely continued The narrator.
The lawyer, thus ia,rly caught, had the
good sense not to get angry. The most SIN.
pular fact Of all 10, that he adores his young
wife, Who. by the way, makes an excellent
housekeeper.
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Old Lands better than " hen
Ercsh.

Many Of the Oldest counties OF George,
are now making more b. agrscuilu'e, than
when the lends we're fresh ard unsoru. =
Southern Recorder.
The first wheat raised ~ Western NrA
York was sown IN Nosembet, l7SS % he
Quiet Of tbe Crooked Lake, IL l,re. co..
II produced 5 bushes ptr acre The sane
land has s,nce frequently Welded ha'v'-' OF
80 and 40 bushels per acre. "-Ruroi Netr
Yorker.
These facts coming TO US rom the Suuih,
and from the North, are Truly graili, ing
They establish the instructive fact, that cu,u.
vailon, properly conducted, tends to the Im
provemen of lands. ard to the increase OF lls
productive capacity ana hence, should serve
to arm every sgficuiiuralist With the deietmi-
nation, TO keep he supply Of inorganic and
oaganlc msnufes IN his so,i. The quaniiN
Of either carried of the SOIL 10 any one year,
IN the crops, Is really uot very great, and
may be restored b. any industrious agucul
turatst--mey he more thsa restored. and
thereby enable hlm 10 place his land 10 al
Improving condition.. All that Is necessary
TO buug ab0u, this destfabe Jesuit, is, 10 hos
band and apply every resource N he shape
Of manure on the farm. Il ,h,s ~efe done
instead OF deieriorating, our 'suds you'd b.
enchancing 10 their productive powers. Boz
suppose we had to make espedlutes ior Gu.
ano, bone duet, ashes. Ilne, or mad such es
pendiiures aould not only brIng back the out.
lay, but return II With compound interest AID
foundation Of such s. stem Of cuiu e, as aoud
do away wnh the Necessary Tor similar expen.
dlures for a life time ; provided ne home spp.
them, were property ho.bandeo ard appropri-
sted. Let US exenpuy the case vi h ahch
he crops may he ed A single bushel q IN
cached hard God ashes, # kept dry, val
yield 81 bs. OF Potash, 50 tina 5 busne. would
more than supply crop OF 30 bushels O. wheat
with that sub-'ance, 10 say nothing OF the
qIantIiy OF lime, pho.phouc acid, catbJnlc
acid, 81 phufic acid, magne-ia, soda, ch,ouue,
OXIDE Of iron, ard manganese, they anud A..
so furnish. Il then, where soils may be de.
fcIenl IN he inorganic food Of plants, an an.
nua application Of bushels Of ashes pc acre,
we're made, there Can be 10 doubt thai even
THIS SINAI! dose would keep such soli, IA IA
healh'uI state Of progressive improvement,
provided proper attention we're also pad to
periodical treatment Of the land 10 dressing.
, OF pugrescent manutes.
The sgrcuItuust should bear in mind, that
each 6u-he OF ashes contains more thau one
,hrd Of It's volume Of lime, besides very no
table per cenlum Of phasphorc acid, aud man,
other substances, which enter INTO the com
position OF cultivated planis, and hence ii,
necessity Of carefully preserving aud apply a.
4 every bushel that may be made on his iaru
or plantation to his crop.
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Nv Notifs.
PfiliE.R e. YORkE,
Letter from NgJe' Dggsid McDsgsld, Graz,
trskk PpM Off,

dooEE COUNTY y G.. DEc 2j ls4s
Dr. kphl-D.af Su:
Iad, ~ this county, afflicted with nervous
compliant frdspsus uteii. fiuor Albns, she
somew ha dcrangcd mind, caused b, obsifudion',
wa- inr about i~r.ye months attended -four o.
gu eminent physicians, without an, effect snd
ssefs ono spcc osryely declared her incurablc, ana
i1a' ~ hGd 70 die SHE then procured I've BOT
ID Of snut Al. .riuta Mixture IRON me, ~mth
cured Der cuttely She has since married, 900
81 70 prrirct god health and happy The N@'
IN M,Hinr6 ha- likewise proved very ,fhcaeioa'
"a many ofhef disease. but particularly IN lemie
dl-ca.es, ~ Whieh It should have the preference
OF az others Yours ohsdiently,
DUGALD NeDUGALD
Price forihe Abysslnia Mixture per bottle 10
cents, II 25 x - so.
Ltkewlsc On hand and ior sale, d.. kpbI' re
slurcr, uniyrrsrl Plaster Goia Wine talsain' o.
4 j iiULTnN. Agent
Charlotte, n. G.
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CAROLINA INN.
ks!is
CH.EKLOTTE, ": &.

fEtilE above establishment. situated TN A..
Il Street, third lot North of the Public Son.,"
~ the town OF Charlotte. has been eonstanlIv -
oren b, the present Proprietor. from the l., ~
January, l~IU 60 the present time, Tor m. acco,,
mediation OF the Public, aud will conii.u. ~ 4.
tep' opeu ior the sane purpose.
r. abli-h lent ha> be, enlarged and 10,
proved "a v,fy COS siderable extent wnhin m.
last tNo ytnfs-iht entire building is IN con,l,,.
repair aud rs 80 Constructed that all ID. tooo.
have abundant lgh, aud can be veHiiia ted al pl,,
sure
The Stables are not IN erior TO any belonp,.
Ia dnV similar Estabitshm, nj IN " psisru No,
Carolina; aud care will BE- taken that they .b.U
alsays be- supplied with abundsnee If good y,,,.
and provrudrr aud attended BY faithful and EN-,
rieuced hosti,rs
T.. Sahsc'ih-s " III use every e,eri,o, In u,..
sallsiac ION 10 al who may paifonize his Hon.
sad hesnates not 10 lay that. from ten years 81,
tetlsHce he ALL lie able to keep up he sccommn
Ga ION Il the Carolina Inn. M style moi surpa..
cd hs ans Pubic House in the iat,tio, connt,v-
aud he tales this opportunity to return his COZ,
dt'i respect, 90 gepe'ou. Pablic for pas ia,ot,
e fr-Hct'taiy sorits a continuance of thv,
-a'f,ftsgt sUd e. nhdcnce.
DkpNERS can. AZ all times, be supplied with
eonsrnicnt aud well enclosed lots. free Of charge.
and furnished with grain at low prices.
II- The Charlotte and Camden Stages a,ri,.
aud depart ri weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR
Oct. II, lS49. 5lif
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Restoration 81 prcscryaiiom OF the
I'm 70 EGO
IL; III. WISE & SON, of Virginia.
-. SC3zats.2-l.

%--@. N-~g+-%L- 1L1
vi WISE& son, GaGiug II sio. ether impos.,
We. bleto attend persontuy pthe greet number
81 daily applications from al stcti. NV thr Uniun Tor
Their Remedy Badness aud lur ibeif celebrated
HAIR TONIC. have found Il necessary % a ppoInt
Geneat 1,aoehiHg Agest, 70 VISA different ciue,
and own. Throughout the Unucd atos. ycsllag MN
With authority 10 appoint snb agcr',, use and sefd
he Hnr 1onlr, and 10 apply the RES rORA lIVE.
anu 70 pat hem into The hauG- 81 these he may a..
point u ate wherever a efficient eumbc, oi pa
nents IN any town ueIghhnrhOsd shall be obtaiue
Capt GEORGE CALVERT, ul Fauqui,t county.
Va, IS alone authorized 10 act as General Travelling
Agent, with the poSefs above indicated
Capt may be expected to yl-lt az speedily ar
practicable the principal cities aLd towns Il III. L.
uion,
N. B. Capt. Calvert will always have On hand =
fell supply 81 the HAIR TONIC Is hich clfsnses
the head Of dandrnlf. strengthen aud invgol atcs
me hdlf, aud prevents n, also from falling ufi) Tor
the region OF country most contguou. 10 his opera.
tons, OF II may always be obalucd at wholesale,
and forwarded 10 any part olthe Union BY address.
IN the propretors, ". " ISE d SON Richmond,
Va.
IJPtice 50 per dozen cash. Six bottles for So
or Que dollar tor single bottle
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SOLID AND DURABLE TYPE,

heretnf re tfieted 10 thr fubn T. ii'' 'asl ita
tnte unud ~ particular col, att,toh, ipr >olai >
and luf abllsty 81 lypc IS ii ho . "ripe7 eeono.y
81 tie creates itnpo. .aute 'n l.I i}ros aFitr -.
"a, n4b.rs o, the erau oiu ale. hna &c Gods T. teg
Dfy all kinds OF
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ORNhDIENTAL AMD J0DpiNG TYPE,

Borderiny g. I,,ia.surcd tho; The elegance and
accuracy al all the TYPE manufactured ~ us can
not be surpassed b., any Founder n 'he t"lnn ny
an entirely new mcihnt 10 The miTiag a"d fadtRs
an enabled TO rtlain tn rnt"es " ne eP"foHfR'
pa,ts If the metal and thus pfponee, rod'''o'
a an ,iruapt the most
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Bat. One animal impaled on a hook. in
order to torture second, for the sport Of the
third.
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sOoK AND NEWSPAPER TYPE,

of the newest nd most btat'ifu. .',le "n ar"
prenared To supply he much ad urea scotch = -.
having lsteh procured t"i" N,r''4'o -
thes, beautiful faces, together ""h every f"'N' "
for M and p4itefa OF
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A NEW set Of BUGGY HARM ss ior Sale
"A. Enquire a; this Office.
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? ~ 1WfsFs
A 4 d " iiUSEYCuTT.

CoScosD n. c. JuLr -, Is4s
Or. kuhl-Dcs sir.
hfsc so'd "ut ail Of vout Abys MlI,ur.
u has gwen sa'trt satisfseiion 10 all those 30
have us,d II. We have warranted the Abyslsa
Mixture ~ all cases on our % account, snc .e
ean say, u bar UrYcf AIDED. We have GaiD calls
iar more al thc Aotsstnta MIXTURE and ou an
please send ~ ~ soah 81 possible such a supply
whicb viii an-a er The erra, demand
Vety respectfully voufs.
PfIIEIR 4 Woke
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GREEN'S
TYPE FOUNDRY,
No. 1875 Fal on Streti, San Baii@iHg, Ntr iO'k No
II Canal STREET Rcu, Mo Orleans,
- Newsuaper Publishers and Printers.

NRs ITH confidence invite The uede' be'ote
w they purchase ,sewhert. :" give u'e e..s
at No. lbs Fulton street, New f"fk' OF al w. !
Canal-st. Row, NrW-Orioans. WHARF a" ''''S :"
furnish them u ith all kinds oi
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DIR. KUIIL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,
Pr altar H.. iuflushEs. tosiistness. Pile, Ora
vel Gcnetrhn. elect, Fluor Aibus, or The
Whites, Weakness, Ob.trueitor. ke

GGLD Hut, NC, Auo l, Ie4s
DR.. Kohl Duaf Sin.
You viii please farwsrd to ns az soon e. conf
senicn,, fresh supply oithe Restotsr 9th. Blooc
and The Aoy sstnia Mnture. NC hav. srld GOT 10,
some TINE The hcs,otcr and the DcpursrIu
Powder, hsve proved 10 be very eficsc,ous ioi
iulinesf Of the chest, rheumatism. Sore L.s,. 10.
daHmanlons o. W. Eyes, Debiiis. and Other chro
Hie drtasrs We warranted The ABB ssinta Mn
iart Co. ,ycty patient, sHg 80 one has asked 70 rel
tfc money e. TUNED but on The eontfary eytn
nee ha. pf-iftd iis gfes, saat We po~,ts
W. remain yours, respectfully.
A 4 ID " UUNEYCITT
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ATTACHMENTS for sale here

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~ p Ful,1n.si y iofk, and
N.l7 anal 50. Ross Nyw q, leans
The republic., 1851-07-10
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and Super-royal Ledger Papers; Medium, Supc~
royal, and double Cap Cover papers; glazed Me-
dium, Folio Post, Envelope Paper, Blotting Paper,
Packet Post, &c.
HUDSON'S fine and superfine Foolscap blue
and white ruled and plain; fine and supcrffne Let
ter Papers, blue-woye, white -wovc, and blue Land
Packet Post, (hand-m -madc,) Note Paper, sc.
KINGS superinc Letter Papers, blue and white
ruled and plain Nos. and Foolscap, blue and
white, ruled and plain; fiat Cap Nos. and T. De
my and Medium Ledger Papers, blue and white,
Folio Post, &C.
OWEN & HURLBUToS fine and superfine Let
ter Papers, blue and white, ruled and plain; fine
and superfine Foolscap, blue and white, ruled and
plain, Hat Cap Envelope Paper, &c.
PLATNER & SMITHS fine and supcrfne Let
ter Papers blue and white, ruled and plain; Com
mercial Post, Packet Post, Folio Post, sc.
CRANE & Co.'s, Dickey & Lysle's, Cutters
Jones s. Bros, Kendall'sSouthworth Manulactur-
ing Co, Green Flemming's, and other Writing
Papers; Binders, Trunk and Bonnet Boards; Hard
ware Paper; Patent Envelope, Cloth, Tea, Tissue,
and Printing Paper; Printing, Writing and In
delible INK; Bleaching Powders; Enamellcd,
Ivory surface and colorcd CARDS; Lcttcrand Note
Envelopes, &c.
Aug. 23--tf