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The Nevada journal., 1852-10-15
RESOLUTIONS OF TIE STATE
CONVENTION

resolved, That rs Congress- L,s donate,
lands to actual settlers in Orer,p we i,
insist that 1t is but simplc act Of ;ns,;o,
that the same libcrallity shou,d bs extenda'
TO every actual settler in California for 80,
do not recognize the Justice of the rrln ,ho'
would grant such boon to the one and 80,
it to the other "'N 'e'us'
hcsored, That in all cases where ANA.
rican citizens have in good fai,l.. sot,led No.,
lands, believing the same to be n mart of H.
puhlic domain, but which shall prove 70 Lo
priva'e property-in every such inst,,n.
the general governments should cive snob
se'tier at least 100 acres of public land os -
compensation for improvements and IoOs
sustained by reason of such settlement '0''
Resolved, That We respectfully ins;sttbot
congress shall donate an amount of n,IJ;a
lands to California equal TO tha, bi,bsr.o
granted to any other new Stale. On No nv,
ground could they grant us less. and own. n9s
10 our peculiar situation we could rcasora.
bly, demand more
Resolved, That we are opnosed 70 a..
sale or lease of the mineral lands of CoGf,r
ma, and as wings we now as Lcrctofnro
mold the doctrine that thcv shah be In 80
the industry and enterprise of Amer;con
eitixens, native or adopted subject 10 such
laws, rules and regulations a, ma be tron,
time to time prescribed BY those interested
therein. A.'Aesteu
hesoived That common Justice demands
ut the hands Of Congress the ,,rsmnt as
tablishment Of a branch OF The United Stots.
Mint IN California, a subject recoln,nen In
oy wing President to Congress. in order
70 giEe to gold its full value in The hands ~
'he MINER, recommendation Which a 60.
called democratic Congress- has hitherto rs.
used 10 carry oai--puefering TO add to tbe
golfers OF toicign bankers, rather than oiaSn
sH iig full value to the daily toll of the Cal.
iornia miners >D'i oA'
hesolved, That Congress should estab-
,sh weekly mail Communication between
ne Atlantic and Pacific, aud should make
loefai appropriation to establish line ofi
tea'neFs between San Francisco and China
'apaa and Intermediate Islands of the Pa {
'ae, giving the citizens OF California a prc- /
cfches m extending aid 20 accomplisb this c
'roat national olsicrf : '-'""' ''''' S
Resolved, That We most heartily annro,o '
PC whls doctrine Of Internal improy ycments i,
ns"iae o. We do fall well, that the prcva,
nee OF ihls doctrine - advocated and ear.
Cd out by the whig party, has been, one of
10 leading eanses II the rapid rise, grovtb
I'd unexpected prosperity OF our Common r
'unfry. 80 N'' u y
Resolved, That Is q paramount duty
as Congress owes 10 California as well ne
the whoie Union, to spesdily, undertake.
10 promptly prosecute to completion, v
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For Sale.

A HOTEL and STORE, on Bear River
IN Asattho junction Of Steep Hollow. This
establishment as q MOTEL Is complete in all iis
aPartments--Dining Room Bed Rooms. Kiteh-
en-, Bar, etc. There is a good stscL ~ cnea.
on hand, in the store room. which will ,s -
posed Of on liberal terms. Any psrser arr.
chasing the goods oau rent the house a n very
low rate, as eur arrangements here prsye,t
our giving gthatEattsntion there that he busi.
ness requires. ~~'''
Persons defirous of getting hold Of a roea
business stand, viii piease call on the subscri-
eers. ag9 = "A. BEATTY q co.
!.sf~sks Beatty House. Grsss VALLEY
ESePt. 9th, ls5..-sl-ii xsssg.xss. -
~ H.. e.ttss. .g..-.-ss ss s,rss.
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NOTICE 10 PAssENGERs FRou y
MA TO SAN FRayfIsCn

Tt. PACIFlC MAIL SrEAMsuIp Co,l
f,el called upon to give public nolie.
no tickets will be recognized bv tboir,aa' 49,
,h;s ';nalna, I'm, which are not signed by an Off
on,' o,,s company, and that tickets thus :
I'm I'm DC obtained cnly at their gencv, n
', mest s. or Of 9. l.. Bartlett, Esq, Bo
OF ~ AesSrs. Armstrong, Harris & Co. :
Orleans. by order. " ~
N.,u v.,.,. WM; Fl; DAVlDGE. Sec
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Sutter Iron Works.

Rincon Point, San Francisco.
CTEAM ENGINES and boilers mn
~ cry for crushing and pulverizinc d
rock castings in iron and brass, wrc
IRON work, water wheel castings, an.
Kinds OF machinery made to order.
Beng largely engaged in manufact,
quartz rock machinery, and having an
'cnSlve assortment of patterns on hand
prepared to receive and exccntc orders
dispatch. >'
Parties wishing further information
contract for machinery, by ado, cssin~ !,
~ Gluyas, Superintendent, as above
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William HI. Stowell,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Front street hatMann Hnnnnl. - ~.

:, o-'I-'IH H-DFN'1N NJ EshO 1A n =. -.
Front street, between Halleck and { rliforn;a
San Francisco.
N. Il. W. Il. S. makes no purchases of an,
description of property on his own accom-;
but generally has large assortment Of ,nss =
chandise for sale on Consignment Hs 70.
specially tenders his services TO any nartis,
who may wish 10 employ an agent for IT, sol.
OF merchandise or other property, or for mai :.
ing investments. * 80
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SAN FRANCISCO All
H. .EOSEPEHi IL co. s,,,

EIA rs q Udtches, JcIce1rV, Tools
aG..S3 Materiais, Cots Pistols. etc al
prepared to supply the trade in oe,c ~
al articles in the above line at the 10 west
Il. J. 4. Co are receiving hv ov.ra -
u .arse assortment of the above articles
iaseSt I patterns, and are the only wholesaI
Icrs in this city. A
u Az ORDERS from the country. addre,
N; N. Jo9 EPH & Co. Washington Bail
ding, Washington street. between K,
anu ,,ii.. montgomery, san francesca, will
WIN prompt attention.
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Thomas Tennent.

HE-noln -Hd he WI7TCAL ANl
Il - Nautical INSTRUMENT 3Tak.
Az Fire proof building, AIontoJ
mery ST., head Of Long Wbor 1
oyer mo Banklng House Of Drexsl, Sathsr !,
Church, San Eroncisco
Thcodolites, Leveling and Transit ln,,-,
menls, Compasses, chains, l,eyelljn, sta..s
drawing instruments, pocket compasse. na.
nets, baromelers compound microscone, NO
nllyins glasses, tht rmometers, SpectarIa'
drawing aud tracing paper, hydroms sters g a
charcmeters, etc. etc., with variety of otLs
Instruments constantly on hand.
kEPAtRs OF every description executed i;
ly attended to. p,o.P'
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WING STATE CEyTIilI, co,1,1,rr,r

rt Va" nal SVMMITTEB,
ihe following gentlemen compos
'nls Ins, committee g a.1, for the ensuing year.
G, ]. BRENNAN,
DAVID s. TURNER,
DAVID CHAMBERS, San Franscico,
II. M. GRAY, IA
FREDk BILLINGS,
GHhKLEs I: FILKINS, Yuba t.a
JAMES MUNSEL, Placer.
GREEN 7. MARTIN, Tuolumna
WM, e. STAFFORD, Santa Clara.
=. &C. KEWEN; ~
TOD ROBINSON, Sacramento.
H-aA. CRABBE, San joaouin.
J. M. HOWELL. lei Dorado.
JAMESaH. WADE, Mariposa. EE
AZ . meeting of the Committee, held
at the Irving House, in San Francisco
on Friday evening, Juno 25th. 1889 for
the purpose Of organiza tion, the follow.
ing ofilcers were elected for the nrosrrt
vnarss A& aHAa III - A". PAsSsnt
rfssideat- = CHARLES J. BRENu.M
.Sseretary--HENRY M. GRAY.
Ireasurer-DAVlD CHAMBERS
Cor. Sec. Gen. JOHN WILSON - "a
The various County Committees .ro
requested to report their orgaaizatisn ia
this committee rs soon rs prae ticable
Tho Chairman of each County Cav
niittce, whose organization has Lesn
completed, and officially reported to the
State Committee, is ex-oficio o member
OF said Committes. By order. ~
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w orth a Visit.

W liEN YOU VISIT SAN FRANCIS
RIosTIEs at tho o0'ioh Vi
Chinese Sales Room
oi doBiH & q DUNCAN, Long Wharf, San r,
fiseo ! @ m 4 ms magnificent room extends {,
Sons "hari TO Sacramento street, betw
fao. S,slsHlne J and l.eidesdorfF streets It is
,'ep ,eet reep' ana filled with all the beautiful m
ulae'uIes n OF the Celestial Empire. The =
nriao nIa |iehdld GRAPE SHAWLS, so hio
this hisIu h US presents for home, can be found
.nlS mouse only, in endless variety. ~,
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James b. Townsend
,gLATE OF ST Iours, no.

~, y p pa = OF ST louis, mol
n L ~ x N E Y 1T law
Hav;rr,ooo San Francisco, Cal
having located permanently at H. ~
Pr'Ce' wlil attend TO all busides. bsrorc ~ !,
e. y Land Commissioners, and in tbs e no.
VI .'sn Francisco and the adoinin, counti.. m H.
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List Of letters

dy post Office the ou.,tsr e : ,S;n. Jea. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-24

'EDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
chitis, Coughs Colds, Asthma, Dyspepgi,, Piles,
Kings Evil, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, &c.
Opinions of the Medical Faculty.
baltimore, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B. B. N0rris-Dear Madam 1t gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar) an excel.
lent preventive or curative In the first stages OF
bronchial affections, diseases of the lungs, and
also a very valuable tonic. Yours, very respect
fully, T. H. WRIGHT, NJ d.
| subscribe, with pleasure and full confidence to
the good effects of the Cedar Tar prepared and
SOLD by Mrs Norris, in many cases of disease, hav
ing prescribed it frequently, and always with good
edecls. A. RICH, NJ ID.
March 81, 1851.
Mrs. B. B. Norris-Madam II gives me pleas
ure to recommend to the favorable notice of the
public your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar) in bron.
chial affections and diseases OF the lungs.
THOMAS OWIEGS, NJ. D.
Baltimore, March 81, 1851.
The Cedar Tar is daily gaining popularity in this
community, and some OF our own physicians are
recommending il to their patients,
We are permitted to refer to the following per-
sons, citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out OF
fer that their names shoad not be made public,)
who have received great benefit from the of the
Tar "G c. GrRmr Dsntts!. II. Mcseke, Jas. r.
Moore, sno B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and see certificates.
Ey Beware of counterfeits. The genuine arti.
Gle is for sale by
P. HORTON KEAcH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
au4 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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ID Fall Goods opening at MILLHlSER & BROS 3,
1913 Broad street 10t0 Linen Towels sixpence q
riece, yard wide; Msrrimac Caicos, 10 cts, worth
Is, the usual width at sixpepce, in new and hand.
some patterns The greatest variety of Needlework
at low prices, such as Cambria and Swiss Trim
mings Flouncing, Chimisetts, Collars and embroid-
cred Hdkfs, Linen Hdkfs very good at 10 cents. In
Dress Goods also large assortment, such as Nous
lins, Cashmeres, Merinos, Thibet, Alpaccas, Mo-
hair, &c In Domestic Goods, such as Flannels, in
white, red, and yellow; Tckings; Jeans &c at less
than factory prices Ia Ribbons usual, the hand
soonest kind at about half the price they selling
elsewhere. Bobbin Edgings, real Thread Edgings
and Laces, Hosiery of all kinds and ali prices, be-
sides every other article usually kept in Dry Goods
Store
If you wish to save from 25 to so per cent on
your purchases, you must call on
j. MILLHISER & BROTHER.
act tlo3 Broad street
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How To DRIVE CATTLE OFF THE TRACK.
-The Winnsboro' IS. C.) Register says that
Mr. r. G. Fowler, one ofthe conductors upon
the Charlotte railroad, has adopted q new
plan for driving cattle of the track. A man
with gun, well charged with small shot, .
stationed on the front of the engine, with
instructions when the cars approach cattle,
on the track, to shoot them in the flank, which
will not injure them, but serves more effectu.
ally than anything else that has yet been
tried, 10 keep them AZ distance afaerward.--
Mr. Fowler says that cattle which have alrsa-
dy been sfung in that way Invariably .make
tracks on the approach Of car, a. 4Aey
seem to dislike being shst at"
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RICHMOND CHRISTIAN ADvocATE.-This
paper, the Organ Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, is edited with spirit and abili-
ty by the Rev. Leroy NJ. Leland is printed
in admirable style by MIR. Charles H. Wynne.
The Advocate is the friend of the South, and
we are often pleased to witness the boldness
and ability with which it sustans its doctrines
and opinions. In the last No., speaking Of
the Abolitionisls Of the North, the Editor
says:
EVERY one familiar with the history Of Abo-
li,ionism, must have experienced the difficuity
of conceiying its advocates TO be at once sane
and sincere, serious and conscientious. Dog.
matte in position, insolent in allegation, and
obstinate in opinion, they are both captious IN
spirit and falIacious in reasoning. Profess
sional love of the negro race, is linked TO se
marked dislike of niggers; sympathy for
slaves il manifested 10 such contempt for Tree
blacks; freedom for the naked body, and 10.
difference TO it's necessities; present liberty for
the person and perpeluation OF the slavery Of
the soul, are SO common and contradictory
that the wonder is they can ever meet each
other without chuckling over their deceitfuis
ness, or look a negro in the face without
blushing."
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'NO THE LADIES.-i would particularly
i ask call from the Ladies wishing something
really prime, in the style of Morocco Buskins and
Morocco Lace Boots or Goat Buskins and Goat
Lace Boots; also for Misses School and Dress
Walking Shoes of Morocco and Goat Lace Boots.
These were all made by my direction for my retail
sales, and may be depended upon as the best.
RecoIlect, at the sign If the Boot No 43 Main
street, just below City Hotel, opposite side, at
no III WAISH'S
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ID ICHMOND HOUSE.FURNI SHING
IL STORE-This well known establishment is
second 10 none in the United States. The subscri
ber tlatters himself that his assortment is COM
pete and bis prices as low to be found where,
ueing direct Importer of all his own FOREIGN
GOODS, and buying for cash all his Domestic
Goods, no establishment either North or South can
undersell him. Personally selecting his own Goods
in Europe as matter of course, bis assortment
comprises all the newest patterns and most elegant
designs in market. Housekeepers and others can
find at this one establishment every thing rhat is
required to furnish a house except Crockery and
Upholstery thereby saving themselves much time
and trouble by running to several Stores and then
not find the exact article they want The following
Is an enumeration OF few of the leading items.
such as
Plated Albata Ware.-Thisis is a new kind of
ware, manufactured in Sheffield, and s intended as
substitute for Silver, being about fourth the
price, and for USE will be guaranteed as good Such
Ten, Table and Desert Spoons,
Table, Medium and '1esert Forks,
Gravy, Teddy and ssup Ladies',
Mustard, Egg and Salt spoons,
Butter Knives, sugar Tongs and
shevels,
Coffee Pots, Tea Pots, Sugar Bowls,
Cream Jugs, &C., dke.
Cas,Ors Of the most elegant patterns mounted
with silver.
Block Tin Ware.-Dish Covers in sets or
sngly in sizes of9 TO- H. 12, H. 49, l8 and 20 inch,
some beautiful and new styles
Chahng or Meat Dishes, o! sizes 10, 12, IA,
l6 IL, 20 and % inches, with heaters underneath,
Cake and Vegetable Dishes, Oyster Dishes, Coffee
and Tea Urns, CotfeeBiggins, &c, &c.
Japaned Ware.-Tea Trays of the most beau.
titui patterns, either in sets singly; Pudding
Moulds, &C.. Tea Caddies, Cake Boxes, Spice Box
es, Tea and Coffee Csnisters, Knife Boxes, Toilette
Sets, Foot Baths, Cup Tubs, Knife Washers, " ash
Bss!nf, DC, &c.
BrOnzed and Steel G0Ods,-Hat and Coat
Stands OF the most beautiful designs. and exceed
ingly cheap Fire sets of bronze and richly pol sh.
ed steel. Standards to correspond, FCoI Scrapers,
Spittoons. Umbrella q Ids, &e.. &C.
Wood and Willow Ware, of all descriptions,
Brushes. oor Ma AMI Brooms
Cooking Utensils, adapted to Stoves or
GINTERS 1877 Main street.
N. B.-Particuar attention paid to packing or.
der,, free of expense. Catalogue to be had at the
store gratis. Sc l6-lw
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The aPen, Paste and Scissors" man Of the
Phi.adelphia Sun, says the mau who borrowed
his umbrelIa-his silk nmbreiia, -ought %
swallow it,-commencing at the handle, 50
that the whalebones might always remind him
Of the thief.
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FraE AND Loss OF LIrE.--Ths dwelling OF
Mr.. John Hubbard, in Bucksport, Me-, caught
ere on Saturday morning last, and two OF his
children who were asleep, LOST their lives. One
was burnt 10 death.--il,e other sunseaied by
smoke. AR. III. was SO badly burnt in trying
10 save them, that his life ID despaired Of. ~
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Guns. GUNS!!


~ 8. B. COOKE, Importer and
Manufacturer of Guns. PTS.
~ tolls and Rifles, No. l6, East
Main street, Richmond, Va, has just received a
splendid assortment Of every thing in his line He
has on hand Guns cf every price, from to SIS,
and Pist 1ls from IS to $ all of the best ma.
nufacture together with general assortment of
sporting materials. Sportsmen and others are in.
yited to call.
Repairs Of every description executed in The most
faithful manner. Guns stocked and altered to per.
cussion in the neatest ard best style. Sc 2I-lw
- FOR DISTRICT COLUMBIA, the
SaS& coed sehr PEARL, Jones, master, having the
greater portion of her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have immediate dispatch. For freight
of remainder, apply to
SCI 2l-4t w. d. COLQUITT
NOTICE.-The undersigned beg leave most re.
Y spectfully to intimate to the inhabitants of
Richmond and its vicinity, that they have com
menced business l4th Pearl street, near
Mayos Bridge, for the purpose of carrying on Plain
and Ornamental, House, Sign, Coach and Furn.
ture Painting; also, Gliding, Glazing, Pa.
per Hanging and Graining. They pledge
themselves to execute all work in the neatest
cheapest and most substantial manner.
J. MCLEOD & CO.
N. BAH orders punctually attsnded to.
Sc 2l-2m* " So i
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COMPOUND TONIC PILLS-FOR AGUE
" AND FEVER.-These Pills are rapidly super
ceding all others, and universally acknowl-
edged by all who have used them, to be the best
Pills for the speedy and certain cure of Ague and
Fever, in use. They require bu. two days to ct.
feet radical cure-and seldom fail TO give satsiac
ton to all who try them. For sale only by
Sc 81 E. J. PICOT, Druggist
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NEW FALL GOODS.

THOMAS ID. QUARLRs has received. bv
i the latest arrivals, new and choice selection
OF Foreign, Fancy and Domestic Dry
Goods tor the Fall trade, to which he invites the
special attention Of the public.
His assortment of Dress Goods 10 large and
handsome, embracing TIE latest and most fashiona
Die styles; also, fine stock of Goods for gentle.
mems boys and servants wear.
His stock has been selected with great care and
he feels confident that his GOODS and PRICES
will give satisfaction.
se l3-eo2w- 229 Broad Street.
NEW FALL AND WINTRR 1;OOO..
II RREEDEN d FOX have received by the
n various arrivals their full stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, embracing the largest and most at.
tracttve assortm ent Of French, English and Amer-
can fabrics ever exhibited BY them. Among which
are
French Printed Delaines and Cashmeres
English and American do
Plain, French and English Merinos
Plain French Delaines and Challies
Plain and Figured Dress Silks, very cheap
Extra Brocade and Flounced do
Handsome Plaid Spun Silks
Plain Black Silks, large stock
Mourning Goods in great variety
Small Plaid Mouslines and Cashmeres for chill
dren
Sleeves, Collars and Chemisettes, elegantly
worked
French Embroidered Skirts
Every variety OF French, English and American
Prints
Manche ster Scotch and American Ginghams
With full stock of Cotton, Woollen and Linen
Goods for Mems, Beys' and Servants wear, to all
OF which they invite the attention of their town and
country friends and the public assuring them Goods
at exceedingly low prices.
Sc 20-3taw3w 2I1 Broad Street.
CARPETS, RUGS, Gc.-We respectfully
~ call the attention Of our friends and the public
| to our very cheap and handsome assortment OF
Brussels, Tapestry, Three Ply and Ingram CAR
PETING, Printed Booking and Rugs, just received
| by BREEDEN g. FOX,
| Sc 20-3taw3w git Broad street
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A CO1Ill0N kxPRRssIoN.-Th.-.- =
cea ln'y M ne most lifelike Da9aerreesy.ess -
We asse ever seen-sc say persons sInoet dsiy !,
snnest @ uSr % ,, We sndesvor to make ihsm
and finish. and how far We sucessd - e1pression.
public 70 decide; and We are pleased 10 ~ III, ~
many oecioe n our favor, daily. We invit. "a, =,
who may wish Dsguerreotypes, and he i SnbIe II IL
genera, - = eau spS examine our Picsares, our %
and after such examination vm th;rs -a mo Pl,ces
better suited elsewhere, We Win think iuss = @ much
of you a. It you had pasronized us' TInia.. -. -.
merit your patronage we do not wish II.
MINIS 4 WATSON.
.DaeuefLeosypisn and dealers in Stock.
354 Main ss (Mansion House1 Richmord "a
Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va. 10 aI
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Nor FAiR.-A friend gazing on the pier, had
the misfortune % slip and fall into the Fsvef.--
He made desperate houndering ior whils,
but 6asiiy caught . pscjsetin& s.meers 80
craMled out. A litlie bsrelooted leltqw Mifn
nm hook tied 10 the end of four feot stsing
wine ssinr his aquatic performances. called odl,
aI,ook here, mis'er--ihat AMT tair. Il ye'r
goin' in aller EN- III go"
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NO TOBACCO MANUFACTURER
i The subscriber solicits the attention of Tobac
co Msnafactayers r. hif superior Presses and Mills,
OF every description. P.RAHM,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street.
au 2l-6m
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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSlTORY.-The
ID subscriber is now receiving at this Store, his
Fall supply of Books, Stationery, &c. For
Colleges and Schools, hi. supply and assortment is
largely increased And from Teachers and Schol-
lars he respectfully socits call.
OF Religious Books, an additional and well select
ed assortment. Bibles and Testaments, full sup
ply, and at low prices.
A full supply of the M s s Union and Tract
Societys Publications. ..... E
tY@ Cali at No 203 Main street, Square above
the Banks. CHARLES WOkTHAM,
sc Is Depositary.
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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DE-
l. CLINED BUSINESS on his own account, re
turns his sincere acknowledgements to his friends
and the public tor the very liberal patronage ex.
tended to him, and begs a continuance in his new
connexon.
He has arranged with Messrs. c. HARTWELL
e. CO., where he will be able 20 SHOW a.s old Sus-
toners a choice selection of every thing in the
DRY GOODS line. and will be able to sell them on
the same liberal terms which he has offered in his
old business, and which have proved so generally
satisfactory
old customers will find him from this date at Messrs
HARTWELL & CO., and he begs them 10 call as
soon possible and adjust their accounts. 1t is
very important to him to wind up his old business
st the earliest date.
au l6-ts J. G. CHENERY.