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The southerner., 1853-01-08
n small Pocket no Ok,

Il s,ss glE Pocket no 0k,
with six divisions, containing one five dollar
gold piece and one bank noto of five dollars,
on the Planters and Mechanics Bank
of So. Ca. and Two so cent pieces with some
other small pieces. And also, one note of
fifty dollars, given by G. B. Bennett OF
Charleston, S. c in favor of the undersigned,
with divers oflittlc receipts, sc. The fnler
will be literally rewarded by leaving the
same at the Office of The Southerner.
JOHN Y. BUNTING.
July, 1852, 29-2
The southerner., 1853-01-08
Lost,

ON the 10Th inst, between Rocky Mount
and TarbOro',
The southerner., 1853-01-08
SeabOIPGi and Roanoke
RAIL Ee o AID.

THE PUBLIC are informed that the Sea-
board and Roanoke Rail Road Company
have completed their new bridge across Roa-
noke River at Weldon, and are now prepared
to transport passengers and freight from
Weldon to Portsmouth and Norfolk, and the
Northern cities promptly and with despatch.
The Cars leave Weldon daily at 81 O'Clock,
P. NJ, and arrive at Portsmouth by o.
the Chesaneake Bay Steamers,
The southerner., 1853-01-08
EIiisac.

EIifsac.
$50 Casks Thomaston Stone Lime il
good arter, for sale hy
". II. WI|larI.
Nav. 81, 81.
The southerner., 1853-01-08

May 2l, '52,
, 1853-11-05
FEMALE EDUCATION.

THE undersigned, Trustees of CLACKAMAS
L COUNTY FEMALE SEMINARY, are graf.
flied that they can still commend this Institution
to the patronage OF the public.
The recent examination, held August 10th, evin.
ces the fathfulness and success of the Teachers,
MR.. & MRS. Z. D. SIIATTUCK.
They seem to have gained the love and confidence
of the pupils generally while their strict discipline
secures that order and regularity in the exercises
of the school which arc so essential to educate and
train the youthful mind
We were pleased with the readiness with which
the little girls of six and eight years answered their
questions IN geography and mental arithmatic.
The exercises OF the higher classes on the Black
board, in grammar and physiology, were highly
creditabe, both to themselves and 20 the teachers
1t is unnecessary for us to specify all the studies
thus honorably reviewed. The general impression
on our minds, and we believe on the minds of all
who were present, was that our Daughters may
here obtain a thorough Mental Education, combn
ed with the best Moral Training.
We rejoice to feel that the Institution is thus be.
ginning TO realize more fully the idea of its found.
ers, and that it promises to be a rich and perma.
ncnt blessing tO tins community and to the Terri
tory.
We are happy also to know thatthe departments
OF the Seminary are to be more definitely seperat.
ed during the succeeding terms. The primary de-
paTlmenl will be under the care of a teacher who
will devote herself entirely to it,
HEZEKIAH JOHNSON,
A. l.. LOVEJON,
L. HAMILTON,
J. X. ROBE,
GEO. II. ATKINSON.
Oregon City August lolh, 1873. ST.
, 1853-11-05

WHALE SmPs.-lt is a curious fact that
since the California immigration across the
Isihmus commenced, not a single whaling
ship has put into Panama for supplies, al
though previous to that time they frequent
" visited Panama for water and provisions.
In fact the entire coast of New-Granada
appears of late years to have been entirely
deserted by the whaling fleet, although we
presume that from the mouth ol Panama
Bay 10 Costa Rica, offers as favorable an
opening for two or three whalers US any
other part Of the coast.
, 1853-11-05

PLEASANT AMUSEMENT" Ma Oh, ma /!
Cousin Bill he's in the -parlor with sister
Jane, and he keeps biting her !"
"What !'William biting my Jane -
"Yes'm, ] seed him DO it ever so many
times Bite her right on the mouth, and
the tarnal gall didn't holler bit, mother "
"Never mind, Ned, guess he didn't
hurt her much"
"Hurt her By cracky, she loves it, she
does so; cos she kept letting him, and
didn't say nothing, but just smacked her
lips like it was good, she did l seed it all
through the key-hole, did. I'll fire taters
at him next time, see if don't !''
, 1853-11-05

RULES FOR LlTE.-Choose the path Of
virtue, and initiate high pattern.
2. Do all the good in thy power, and
Iet every action be useful.
8. Cultivate thy mind carefnlly-it will
be a store of pleasing reflection.
a. Be diligent in thy business, and strict
ly upright in all thy dealings.
5. Investigate affairs closely, and engage
in them cautiously.
6. Lay.thy plans with prudence, and
be prepared for emergencies.
7. In difficulties be patient, and over
come Them dy perseverance.
8. Do that first, always, which needs
doing most.
9. Have a place for everything, and
everything in its place.
10. In all things be economical without
meanness, and combine utility with ele
gance.
, 1853-11-05
MEDICINE.

TINHE undersigned takes this method Of inform
i ing the citizens of Olympia and surrounding
county, that he has opened an office at the above
place, for the practice Of MEDICINE in its vari.
Gus branches and will hold himself in readiness
at all times, to attend to any calls in the line Of
his profession, to which his entire attention will
be devoted.
Office at present ot the Ste re of Bettmun q
Brand. G. A. LATHROP, MD.
June 25th, 1858. 42-6m
, 1853-11-05

R4- A sentimental chap in Rhode Island
intends to petition Congress at its next ses-
sion, for an appropriation to improve the
channels of affection, so that henceforlh the
"couTse Of true love7 may "run smooth"
, 1853-11-05

ES~When you are laughing at the oddi-
ties perpertrated by drunken man, always
remember that somebody is shedding tears
from the same cause-he Is father, brother,
husband-PerhapS and by his error a num-
her are made miserable.
, 1853-11-05

BJ~ Nothing sets SO wide a mark be.
tween vulgar aud noble soul, as the re-
spect and revcrenlial love of womankind -
A man who is always sueering at woman.
r' generally gross ProAlSate, or a coars,r
bigo,
, 1853-11-05
CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPER
BY THE CART LOAD!

CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPER
BY THE CART LOADl
DURGESS, GILBERT & STILL, Ports.
ID mouth square, San Francisco, wholesale and
retail dealer in cheap publications. standard books
blank books, stationery, fancy articles, and
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPERS!
b. 6. & S. continues to supply all orders loT
cheap books and newspapers, and other articles 10
their line, in advance of all others, and at the low
est market price. County merchants, agents. 100
trade pedlers, canvassers, and the public generally
are invited to call and examine our extensive eos-
lection of publications, where they will be sure0
find all the latest works published in this county
or elsewhere.
b. g. & s. are sole agents for, and m0lVng
per every mail the Boston Journal, n. D. Picay-
une, Louisville Courier, Cincinnati Commercial
Portland Transcript, New Bedford Mercury, Bal
limore sun, st. Louis Reveillc, &c. &C.. besides
which they receive the New York Herald, NeE
Y ork Tribune, London illustrated News, Wilmer
& Smiths European Times, Weekly Dispatch
Doubn Nation, London Punch, La Croniea'NsW
York Stats Leiteing, New York Schnellpost, ls
Pressee, La Constitutional, ILLUSTRATION 'nd
other papers generally from all parts Of the world
One Of the firm resides in New York, and will at
tend to the filling Of oil oEders that we may reccl"
with promptness and dispatch.
BURGESS, BlLBERT g. STILL,
Portsmouth square, San Francisco
, 1853-11-05

b9~ There is one advantage of marrying
a widow, and thot is, you commonly get a
ready-made family along with her. II is a
great thing 10 be called Pa under any cir
cumstances to be thus honored on the first
day of your marriage, is to taste in spring
the full fTuition of the auiumnal months.
, 1853-11-05

BOlLERS-plain cylinders double flue, tub
ular and locomotive, at from S15 to 500 the horse
power.
On hand and for sails:
A propeller engine Of l25 horse power,
An English beam engine of g. horse power
Two engines of 10 horse power;
Three of 20 "
Two. OF Is
A tubular boiler Of 65 horse power
of 80
" of ID
One lue of a. O."
Two tluo of %
Saw mill machinery for muley, circular, gang
or upright saws
FIGURING mill machinery: Burr stones, bolt
cloth, &c.
GEO. GORDON & STEEN,
Mining. marine and general engineers,
Vulcan Iron Works, san Francisco.
JUSTIN SrEINBURGER. agent at Portland.
LEONARD n GREEN, A,ioua.
April .. "a 9m1l
, 1853-11-05

McsSrs. EditOTS:-At the urgent solicit.
ations Of many personal and political friends to
become a candidate for Delegate to Congress at
the coming election, have consented to submit my
name in connection with said office, subject how.
ever, to the decision of the Democratic convention.
I do so with the more freedom from the fact that
Thurson county having a greater population than
any other county in the Territory, and Olympia
being the principal commercial town on Puget
Sound, will in point Of locality, justly entitle said
county to the Candidate.
JAMES R. JOHNSON.
Thurston CO., W.T., June 4, 80. 4O-rf
, 1853-11-05
Wfnll'S Fountain Head
Steam Candy manufactory.


Fancy Confectionery, Pie and Cake BdkGy'
AND REFRESHMENT SALOON,
Long Wharf between Sansome and Battery siT
SAN FRANCISCO.
WILL just say to my patrons for their sPeel~
benefit, some Of whom have been irequeny
decoycd by the near limitations Of tables. chaiS'
&c, las well as my system Of tickets), by hoo's
in close proximity to the Fountsin Head. lana
been as often taken in), that with hllle mo''
attention they can avoid the like occurrence n'
the future, by just noticing the numbers on lhs
candy windows, AZ, 40, and IS and so on ne
doors.
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD
Was first established on Jackson street, and oes
troyed by FIRE in September 1850, reoPened %
Clay street, he same month, then agam eonsumsO
by the same devastating element on the meuo'e-
bic 4th Of May, 1851, and was again opened "n',s
it now stands, in July following, and was the ni''
public refreshmcnt saloon ever started upon ,u'
coast of the Pacific, without intoxicating nquO.s
not even a glass of beer has ever been soIu uP'"
the premises neither shall be.
NV friends advise me to introduce the 50" "a
liquors into my business, as they thought 1t "ou"
add much 10 my profits my reply was ! ni l.,
hands to labor and produce what sustalns '''' M.
not to deal out that which will destroy IT, ny
FOUNTAIN HEAD as usual is open rom ~
o'clock in the morning, ill twelve O'Clock az hs",
s., that gentlemen who are unable TO oe'anl -.
at regular meal hours, may get rcireshmen"
tween times, when the crowd "a not 40 grrs.
Ian -, lSs7 clu ". ~ Ni''.'
, 1853-11-05

HG- The steamship Pacific on her last
trip from Liverpool, when four days and a
half out, during which time she had per
fomed more than half her voyage, broke the
centre shaft, and left her with only one
wheel She accomplished the voyage, how
ever, in thirteen days from the time of start
ing. 1t is reported that the first four and a
half days run was the best ever performed,
aud but for the accident, she would probab-
ly have reached this port in nine days from
Liyerpool.--T N. Y. Herald.
, 1853-11-05
Summer Arrangement.
AGN THE NEW STEAMER
tAx-lzAna Lot hitcOmb,

.S3szs5321 J. z. AINSWORTII, mas
ter will leave Portland every Monday and Thurs
day, at 10 O'Clock, in the morning, for Astoria,
touching at all the intermediate. points going
down and returning.
Arrangements have been made by which freight
for Oregon city will be forwarded by steamer
Multnomah. The Mullnomah will convey the
Whitcomb's passengers to Oregon City.
Passengers for the Whitcomb will leave Oregon
City Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, and Mon.
day morning at half past seven, on the Mulino
nah.
The Whitcomb will tow vessels up and down as
heretofore.
For freight or passage, apply to the captain on
board, or at the brick store, Oregon City.
septlS If G. ABERNETHY, Agent.
, 1853-11-05
~ NOTICE. C

DmLIP REACH begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has
constantly on band at his NEW STORE in
Steacoom City, the following named artieesi
Flour, Dried Apples,
Pilot Bread Honey,
Pork, Alsplce,
Cheese, Pepper,
Beans, Ginger,
Butter, SaleIstus,
Sugar, Candy,
Coffee, Raisins,
Tea, Sardines,
Tobacco, Axes, broad and narrow,
Pipes, Chisels,
Cigars, Locks,
Knives and forks IIatchets claw,
And a variety Of Dry Goods, such as Pants, Vests,
Shirts, Boots and shoes, Hats and caps, Prints,
Sheeting, French Muslin, Ribbons, Silks, Win
dow curtains &c, &c, which he will sell as
cheap as any other store North of the Columbia
River. PHILIP kEACH,
stelacOom City, April 20, 1859. 33f
, 1853-11-05
STEAM ENGINES,
BOILERS, AND MILL WORKS.

1NHE undersigned are prepared to furnish at ff-
l. teen days notice, engines Of the following
sizes: F
, 1853-11-05

GINERALITIEs.-Once upon a time, dur
ing debate in the House of representatives,
on a bill for increasing the number Of hos
phals, one of the western members arose and
observed:
1" Mr.. Speaker, my opinion is, that the
ginerality of mankind in gineral are dis
posed to take the disadvantage Of the ginsr-
ality of mankind in gineyal"
"Sit down." whispered Ddyy Crockett,
who sat near him, "you are coming out Of
the same hole you went in at"
INDIVIDUAL lNFLUENcE.-Wiihin the
laSl dozen years the Governor of Ma sachu-
setts was twice elected by a majority Of one
A recent paper says that single vote sent
Oliver Cromwell 10 the Long Parliament,
Charles Stuart, TO the scafiold, revolution
zied England, and made Great Britain free.
One vote annexed Texas and made war With
Mexico, and purchased California, turned
thilher the tide of immigration, and will
change the destiny Of the world. Those
who are in habit of excusing themselves
from attempting influence, in the belief that
one vote will not make much difference,
will do well to treasure up these facts.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-02
A Money Saving Establish,
InaPIef

TtITE undersigned would announce to the pub
L lie that he has on hand good stock of
Tin, Copper, Brass L Sheet-JTnR wares
and is prepared 90 Manufacture 20 order, ANY
THING made from the same us.-ria-. - the
shortest notice. lie Is deJerE,iu-a 20 make IL 70
every persons INTEREST L" deal With him and
could request all those who want 70 SAVE THEIR
MONEY to give him ia call.
lie would also cali especial attention to the We
ry large and complete assortment of
Cooking Stoves,
On hand and weekly arriving, of the very best
quality, boGl i'll construction and metal and at
prices ranging from S16 to $50, full trimmed,
with pipe, boilers, &c.
Having in great measure changed his mode
of business by selling for pay down or on SHORT
time, enables him to sell much lower than for
mcrly.
~ All manner of jobbing done at the very
shortest notice. his establishment being well sup
piled with GOOD worlmen.
Shop on Kncheloe street, doors north of Des-
pard's corner, opposite Bartlctt's Hotel.
G. w. SMITH.
Clarksburg, Feb. I'd, 1858.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-02
RARTLETT,S HOTEL.

Il his Hotel, Is now prepared 10 entertain visit
ors and travellers in manner unsurpassed In
Western Virginia.
HIS HousE II large comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located Ia thecenre %
the town; contiguous 70 the COprt-hoHs0 and the
principal business parts Of the place. and IL pro-
vided with all the ccnvenieneos for keeping first
class hotel.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best tls
country can afford, and
Every attention will be paid 20 render the yis-
its Of those who may favor him with cali, COM
Portable and pleasant
G1arksburg, March Gath, 1s52.--Iy ~
n. B.-Ths stable Il attended BY careful and
trnnfY hnaflnra. = u
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-02
NOW READY
The New Methodist Singing Book
LITE OE ZION

The New Methodist Singing Book.
Lutte OF ZION.
10y 1. B. WOODBURY., insisted by Rev. IL.
DH. MATTISON, pastor of John street. NJ g.
thodist Church. 1t comprises nearly Que thou
sand pieces of the choicest Music, including al
most every old tune of any merit ever published
it represents some two hundred of the finest COM
pOsers the world ever saw, and contains cvery
variety Of metre now in use, with cOpious index
es TO every part. The Lutte is therefore held
with truth TO be an almost exhaustless mine Of
the richest Sacred Musical Treasures ever pre-
scented 10 the public. Glowing with the anima-
lion and burning zeal of tho communion for
which il is designed, the tunes me nevertheless,
equally adapted to the Hymn Books of all demo-
iIinaiOns of Christians. or Mr.. Woodbury's
last Book, the Dulcimcr, over 80 900 copies have
been Issued since its appearance three years ago,
and still tine demand is on the increase. Is any
further evidence of the admiration in which lie
is held IS n composer 10 be desired
From the enthusiasm with which the Lutte
las already been greeted, reception for 1t SINH
lar to that meted tc the Dulcmer is confidently
expected.
Any professional musician desiring copy OF
either the Lutte or Dulcmer for exaInin. tion, can
have it sent 10 him free of postage, by RENTING
81 cents to the publisher.
+ ]. HUNTINGTON,
se2l4t % Park Row, New York
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-02

CRANE ounce Of fact is worth .pound of theory;
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster
"rounlI that Incpmparable preparation, Hoofiand's
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. G. NJ. Jackson,
philadelphia, establishing its value as tonic and
-c.toratiye are such as would prevent incredulity
itself from questioning its efficacy. In all cases
of disease of the stomach, whetherncute or enron
- n mny be Recommended for its soothing, cor
iinl and fenovating influence. Dyspepsia, heart
burn, loss of appetite, nausea, nervous tremots'
relaxation and debility, &C., are relieved by the
Bitters in very short space of time; and n per-
severance in their use never fails to work u
through cure.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-02
NEW GOODS

POERNER AND. NEFFLEN, opposite BENZ
ID Rust's tavern. on Pike street, have the plea
sure to state to their customers and the public
generally, that they have by recent arrivals ad-
ded largely to their stock and are daily running
off great bargains ir provisions, Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries. Liquors and Wines; Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Queens, Tin, and Glassware, &C., at
prices that make it the interest of the purchaser
to call. We respectfully call attention to our
large stock ofsusar from cents up, including
New Orleans, Porto Rico, crushed and pu!veri-
zed. Coffee and tea of all grades, Molasses and
Golden Syrup, Crackers, all sorts of Candy, lie,
mons, oranges, nuts, and prunes. Chester and
Swiss cheese, mackerel and Holland, German and
French herrings. Also Ladies' Dress Goods,
Mems Summer wear, handkerchief; domestic
muslins, Answelrs seamless bags, the best made
in the United States a fine assortment of Boots
and Ladies Shoes. Patent Medicines, and q COM
Plete assortment of the finest wines and liquors.
such Port. MADEIRA, and Malaga Wines, Peach.
Apple, Wild Cherry, French and Domestic
brandies German Rummcl Rum and old Rye
Whiskey. Wine vinegar at 25 cents per gallon.
apple cider. Hardware, such Axes, Hatchets.
brOadaXes, hand axes, saws and planes locks,
hinges, screws bolts shoe nails and tacks; rhisels
of the best quality, Slaek's Augurs, Butcher and
table knives, Forks, tea and table spoons, Pock-
et-knives, etc.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-02
NEW GOODS.

TNEIE subscriber has .ittst received II full sup
l. ply of New Goods Of all kinds ut his new
Brick store on Pike street. including Il fms as
ortmeut for Fall and Winter wear.
His stock embraces IL choice lot of Cloths. Gus
stmercS, Nestngs, &c.
Linen and Cotton goods Of all kinds -particu-
lar attention is called tn his stock of doncstics.
4 great variety of Culicoes ofeXccllent ualty
and choice CoiOrS.
Groceries of all kinds, at the lowest prices.
y general assortms nt of Hardware of the best
qualify.
Fish of various kinds, very cheap.
The citizens of Clar<sburg and the surround
u CALL as am determined to sell : cheap as tn e
cheapest L. s. PRIM.
October 10Th. lS53.-1v.
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.COnclusiye Testtgnouy.

As to Louden 81 Co.'s Medicines.
MAS. VINCENT, Merchant, Mount Enter
" prise, Texas, writes, March 9th, 1882
Z" On the 18th instant. ordered of yon doz. of
Cherokee Liniment, 6 dozen Female
Elixir, and four dozen Ague Pills. Recent
Iy there has been so much demand for Female
Elixir, to warrant my requesting you to send, be-
sides the above order, Ten dozen more Fee
male Elixir"
JOHN PARKER & SON, Merchants, Par
lker's X Roads, Tenn, write. April 80 1852, awe
are in immediate want of more your Expecto-
RAM, Female Elixir, Cherokee Lini-
ment, and Indian Sauatiye Pills. The
above valuable and give great salts! action to
the public, and we truly say they ARE VAL
UABLE MEDICINES. The writer of this has used
them in his practice, aud some very great cures
have been effected, so that he feels compelled to
offer his testimony in this humble way, in their
favor
NELL 4 BENNETT, Merchants, Linn, Mo-,
write, March Is, 1853. Your Medicines have
the decided preference here over Jayne's or any
other medicines. Those who have tried both,
have found out that there is something aitogeth-
er sound about the other medicines. The writer
of this has used some two bottles OF your Exc
pectorant, and some five or six bottles of your
Alternative, and Sanative Pills, OCCASION
aily-and am now we'll, after laboring under n
Chronic Affection of the Liver for four
years without getting relief, until 1 used your
medicines"
JOHN EDWARDS, Merchant Leavenworth,
Ind, writes, March &c, 1858. "Your Family
Medicines we'll thought off, and have invaria-
bly, given satisfaction. DR.. Jayne, of your place,
having had an agency here for some time, had
occupied the ground but I do not ut all exag-
gerate, when 1 say your medicines out sell alrea-
dy his, and give better satisfaction to those who
use them. Your Oriental Hair Tonic has
long since been sold, with much inquiry for more;
it gives peculiar satisfaction. The Female Elixir
is all gone, and several now waiting for moro.
Your ExpectOrnnt is highly admired for its
efticacy, and so l may add of nearly all your
other mediciues.'
G5' Loudon g. Co.'s Genuine Family Medi-
cincs for sale at DR.. ]. l.. Carr's Drug Store,
opposite Bartlett's Hotel, and Charles Lewis,
CIarksburp. iy27 3m
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'F'C the GgaiGeTS of the an
RPSIsssPsnf.

(, The Regimeuta and Battalion ourts of
~ the 1lth Regiment, Nirginin Militia for the
g. year 1851.
IN The LIST Battalion Court will be held at
James p. BARTLETT, in Clurksburg, on Mon
day, November the 18th.
The I'd Battalion Court will be held on Tues
day the a9th day of November, Mt Hornor's store,
in Lnmberport.
The Rcgimrntul Court of Inquiry will be held
on w, dnrs,inv, the Both day OF November ut
Hornnr's store in Lutnherport.
Thu Ist. 9th, 9Th aud 9Th Companies compose
Il. LIST Battalion, and the ID, 2, ith and 9TH Com
punias compose the 81 Battalion.
A full attendance OF officers are requested
I. Y. HORNOR, Col.
Ilth Regiment Virginia MiIitln.
Ortnhcr .l-th lNI2-Ht.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-02
Watches, Gold and Silver
Marc

T II. MILLER & CO., Wholesale Watch and
IL. Jewelry House, No. 297 Baltimore St, S. i.
corner of Charles St, importers of English and
Swiss Watches and tools of every description
Watch Case Makers and Manufacturers OF Fine
Gold Jewclry; We call the attention of Southern
yer Ware, TO our very extensive stock, assuring
them that in no article in our line shall we allow
any to surpass us, either in quality
quantity or low prices. We are the only whole
sale house in this branch of trade in Baltimore
and shall rse every fair means to induce Southern
and Western Merchants to open accounts with us
Our terms shall be as liberal and accommodating
We will take great pleasure in showing ouI
goods to Southern and Western Merchants, whe-
Their they open accounts with us or not
l.. II. MILLER & CO.
srbsly Importers of Watches, Baltimore.