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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02
AUGUST &.
Cabin Reveries and Jokes on the Fore.
castle.

TnE SEASONS are walking their annual
round" and the Summer is fast passing
away. How it is with you, my reader, we
know not, but to us the " seasons are more
cherished as year after year goes by. Every
aowret, and blade, and green tree, and merry
bird, and singing stream speaks to the heart
ola Heaven to come, and the soul grows calm
or as we bow to the whispering music Of Ma
lures Anthem as its subdued tones 90 up to
the Builder Of the blessed world we call our
own. "God made the country and Man made
the town" We love the country more than
the city; there are no towering blocks and
prison walls of brick and mortar there, but
freedom from care and toll at the laboring
oar, and Gods pure air comes fresh from the
woodland and field. There is a clear, blue
sky smiling down upon you through the
swinging branches, for the smoke and dust
Of the city comes not over it to dim its beau
ty. Bless we the woods and the sunny fields
But the Summer is passing swiftly away.
The harvests of the year are crowding the
spacious barns. The great double. doors are
standing open, and the sweet fragrance OF
the new hay comes pleasantly to us on the
whispering winds as we pass. Ahl it stirs
up memories o fyears byegone; its fragrance
has not grown q whit the less since merry
childhood, when the sparkling showers pat
tered n lively dance upon the hot shingles as
we lay upon the new NOW listening to the
tyittering Of the swallows in their mud nests
under the %rafters, and watching the nimble
rats playing " captive's base" upon the beam
over head. The floors are covered with seeds
and scattered grain, and the fowls with an
~exulting "cut-cut.cut-ca-a-daatW pounce up
on the grasshoppers which have found their
way to the barn with the hay. The clear
ring Of the mower whetting his scythe comes
to US across the field, and its music is sweet
as in days forever gone. In q thousand ways
we are carried back in r%eyerie, but we could
not tell you in all the day long.
"TnE THING OF BEAUTY" is a creature
whose aerial soul scars above buttons and
this mouldy, dusty world of cobwebs. She
wears her hair in papers and holes in the heel
of her stocking. Although elm in her ma,
ture, she is accused of dining on beef-steak,
and supping on toasted cheese. 1t is a mis-.
cradle SANDER on her to say she only sips
honey dew from an acorn. The nearest APP
proach she ever made to that was drinking
mountain dew" out of a dram glass. Sh,
has little sympathy in common with "%strons
minded women" In certain points there j
a coincidence-as in dense ignorance of tn
thousand sweet housohold ministerings, whicl
make the hearth, the altar, the homestead tn
temnle of Love SEQ the f~ollowinp.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02

icy" At a meeting of the friends of Tenn
perance Of Dupiin county on the 18th inst,
IL was resolved TO hold n County Convention
at Kenansville, on Friday the 9Th Of Septem-
Der next, and that the friends of the cause
throughout the County be earnestly invited
TO attend and participate in its deliberations.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02

Has your child the Summer Complaint? or have
you the Diarrh9a hasten and get a bottle of Sta
bler's Diarrh@a Cordial. This valuable medicine
has no rival in curing such affections; il its action
it always nausea and produces a healthy condition
of the Liver, thus removing the cause at the anne
time that it cures the disease. A large number of
the first physicians in the United States have been
made acquainted with the composition of this good
medicine and have givenit the highest encomiums.
All to whom it has been made known, without
an exception, acknowledge thatit is an admirable
remedy. See descriptive pamphlets, to be had
gratis of the agents. Price for each, only So. cents
per bottle, or six bottles for 81 so.
For sale in Raleigh, by P. F. PESCUD, and by
Merchants generally. 47-2t
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MARKET.

F0rWarded by A. NJ. McPHEETERS &Co.
Flour still comes in very slowly and much en-
quired for; we quote superfne at 81 O. 81; extra
% % 10, family 1O4 "a 104. Corn is arriving
more freely, sales of white in quantities at 75c.-
Peas are in demand at II and II for B.. E. and
Rosin II "a 18, fine dull without sales, Spts. Turp.
dull. small retail sales at SOC. quotations from N.
7, 45c. Soft Turpentine dull at So. Slaves, Pipe
much enquired for, none in market; W. 0. hid $44,
R. 0. hid $35 "a SO, last sales Heading $65. Ba-
con, n. G. hog round 81 extra hams III "a 12c.,
Western Sides "A "a &c., Shoulders 81 % Z.
New York, July 2S.-Flour frm-low grades
have advanced % cents. Southern advanced II
cents. Baltimore brands S,75 a 1912. The first
new from Petersburg, Va, has arrived and sold at
SO IS, Whest Grmer Corn advanced two cents.
Large sales ofwesern mixed have been sold at 74a75c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-02

Hats! HatsIl Fan Fashions.

M Il. & R.. s. TUCKER respectfully announce
w to their numerous customers and the public
that they have just received Beebes FaU Style a.
Hats, which are unrivaIled for durability and ele-
gance. Fashionable fits guaranteed, as well as
good fits. Call at their spacious Store on Fayette-
vile Street, and be accommodated with q good arr
ticle. Beebe, finish and fashionable fits are the
watchwords by which, in this line, we expect not
only to accomodate many heads, but generally 20
go-head.
Raleigh, July Is, 1854. Is
TTNI0N ACADEMY.-The next session of this
hourishing Institution will open on the 3rd
Monday in July next. The Academy is situated
in Davie county, s miles north of Mocksville and
near Pennington. Tuition varies from IS to S12
per session; board SIS and Sc per month. For fur
ther particulars, address
B T. EATON, Sec'y. of the Board.
Farmine ton, June 81, 1854. 43-6t
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SITUATION WANTED.

A young gentleman, graduate of Randolph Ma
n con College, and who has taught school two
years, desires a situation as Assistant in an Acad-
envy or High School,
Testimonials of qualification can be had By ad-
dressing E. L. B., Yorktown, Va.
July 20, 1854. 47-tf
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,UENTIN BUsBEE. KEMP P. BATTLE
BUSBEE & BATTLE,

attorneys and Councillors at Law,
RALEIGH, N. C.
WILL attend promptly to any business intrustedt to
their care in the central Counties of the State,
and in the State and Federal Courts.
QUENTIN BUsBEE, Commissioner Of Deeds, De- for
the States of
New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Virginia, South C~arolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi, Florida,
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee.
Raleigh, July 10, 1854. 4-3m.
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MARKET.

GEO. H. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Soft Turpentine 8 a 81, virgin 81, hard so,
light supply; spts. turp. 42c. and firm, stock light;
tar advanced to 2 So; beef cattle, sales of common
stock 81, good is scarce coffee, good supply and
holders have advanced prices thus: at 90 days 10
to 25 bags III, % to 80 HE, so to rs lie; rs to
100 bags 10a and at 4 months 100 bags and over
1O3 100 bags sold this week at these prices cot
ton scarce, last sales 50 corn meal, light supply
81 10; -four, Fayetteville brands advanced TO 81,
81 for fine, and 50 for super, supply very light and
coming in slow corn 81 SO, from Norfolk per R..
R. 81 Is, including bag; no arrivals per vessel;
peas much wanted; molasses held at 81 ca %;
hams II, bacon, hog round 104 o. IL, sides and
shoulders 10; lard scarce at liz; timber from So
to Is as to quality. [July 29.l
FAYETrEVMEE.-Bacon receipts fair at % % 10;
cotton coming in more freely and sells st,S3 a 0,
as to quality; -four more steady at Il q "a, as to
quality; corn coming in more plentifully, out sells
at 81 40 "a 81; spts. turp. $50. [July 29.l
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RALEreH MARKET.-whOlesale Prices.
MARKET.

By R0WLETT, HARDY &'Co., Com. Merchants,
Corn, sales to millers to day at so C.; cotton 81
q 81; wReat, prime white 81 IS, prime red ST 81
q 81 SO; not prime o few cents lower tobae-
co, Tugs 5 q 81, 6, 81 a Z, according to quail
ty; latter prices for very good; leaf Z to 81 for
common to fair, 81 O. IL for fair to good, II "a Is
for good to fine; flour, new s~uperfne 9 "a 81; bacon,
III; guano, Peruvian $50; Mexican S35. fully %
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Oxford, n. c., July "a, 1854. 4S-3
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SHE CAN 81
Write an ode,
Or a sonnet,
Or song Of the fairies,
Or u ohaunt Of the mer-
maids,
Or a hymn to liberty,
Or stanzas on aportrait,
Or lines on my uucle's
birthday,
Or occasional verses,
Or stanzas for music,
Or an epic poem;
The daily union., 1854-11-22
GAnGAT TAAOU0n LANE 10 TuE WEST
ID RI San111(fT

and OHIO rasoad Baltimore to WAseit"s and
n"s thsrs win oe large and Plsnd< sfsa"ers Of As
line the Ohso andthe to ZanssrIae, &C.
expeditions completed, the
finishing The Board Tunnel and the road being In
excellent order, of travellers confidently di
character.
express mail train leaves Baltimore daily ans
Directly through Wheeling ies) 10
cluding sopp4ses arriving thse at2
leaving Baltimore al a. lodging
~ mies proceed thence Wheeling in the
daily, mecung ffom Baltimore Wash
nxlon uneuvn, (DetIer Relay
Baltimore
Al wheeling allied Unon line
completed tor this foue form daily
convey down The ONO
Louisville, where the Tor Nashville Ac
New Orleans taken by those
ing further on =.
Columbus who prefer the land 10 Gin
parts Ohio the West also
Wheeling Companys excellent coaches
National road to Zanesse &c and thence
by railroad
agreeable route there being
speedy Wbesng and from those
places.
Baggage through Washington 10 wheeling
noe transfer baggage
roue) asnglon Wheeling 80 50; 10 Cincinnati, @i,
Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets railroad station
Washington, and of the other agents of the company
VIM PARKER,
Mnyll-du General Superintendent.
The daily union., 1854-11-22

DURsUANT 90 "A decree of the hiah court Of chance
a Isabella Bird widow,
Charlotte defnJnns the claiming be
John McDouue formerly of iii's Coffee House,
London afterwards inmate of the
by Thomas William Nicholson inveesk, "nssel
Mud Lotai, North Bntuin then of Ber
upon then of Eusp Park. UxbTidre the
eouay Aidiex died about the 18Th day
OF N,vembet and their relationship the
chanceinr, VIII
Wood II New square, Lincops Inn, NddlescK
thereof they will peeptoy excluded from the
beu.h said decree
seventh day of December next a O'Clock in
said chambers appointed for hearing and ad
Judi upon he claims.
Dated this 7th day OF August 1854.
RI HARD BLOXhM, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON Il fliGRIS
Church Court, Lothbury London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
h-lam.lma
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From Liueroao..

: EDWARD X. COLLINS q CO.,
No. So Wall N.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, h co,
..., Liverpool
r. @. ROBERTS CO.,
- Kings Arms Yard London
J. MUNROE b CO.,
rs Rue Noue Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Hayre.
The owners OF accountable for g0ld silver
buon specie ewey precious stones, METALS unless bills
adng and the value thereof therein expressed
jar
The daily union., 1854-11-22

That districts subject sale
ut Nactochcs No 49, Decem
H. 1885, for the railroad from shreveport vicksbug In said
State which reservation extended by No
SIG will subect entry again Decebe
time fixed respective REGISTERS
csiysrs Offices will this
ohosa a0ains further insuetions from this Office
my General Land Office the city
washngton h day Of september, Ammo Domini 1854
BY order of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2aw6w Commissioner
The daily union., 1854-11-22

HARDWARE AND CUTl4ENX.-Th~ subscrlsss Ia. ma.
ii complete Of goods, which t
m a.
county Europe and con
saving twenty hive Our
compIises-
Housekeeping articles every aruee required about thai
under the head OF hardware
Building matfiai, fine assortment xceptDg weigh,
Scents ID.
Mschanies' ioos every variety and mostly
Leather betting and hemp packing, Boston acta,
prices .
Gey Brothers door springs, warranted for four m
the Will furnish dealers al factory prices.
beautiful feather dustcTs at New York
aud 25 per che aper than other styles. '1
customers by the subscriber
JOSEPH l.. SAVAGE
Sign OF The large Gilt Saw, Penn. ay,
Nov e--eolm between i0Ih and TN srse,.
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philadelphia College OF Medicine,

4 HE session OF this institution viii begin October q
i
Full oecur given both in the winter aud summer
Degrees conferred in March and July.
COURSE ss4 Perpetual ticket, $50 Marculs
Graduation attended
another including graduation fee.
facury welfare and
daily by the professors
upon this school
ary II the country. For further information, address
y q. HOWARD RAND, N u. Dean,
f" los South Ninth street, Philadelphia
LIS IuySff
The daily union., 1854-11-22
DIR. moxsE's ,syiGoKATiNG oOI.JiaL,

%ohsas E.xs M.s % .y,s.,;s rl
deemed fabulous The pulic oiten decevcd
dscoveer but aeis facts
highest class and character ae now tnmphng over a doubts 10
crsday cIs,l,i overthrow" Os mus" o '0'o"'
of the various which make up the wonder
@ sssa w ma. u TO @ n ss
the Reproduction Of human NE TO per
Commended of communicating thai which
e % 70 s m az are
confined either sex or 70 any age The feeble g s ans
Depression the individual suffering from gen
e debility Or from tho ss o. s 81 win @ a
TO those VINO have preds to PARALYSIS. w
ay There are many perhaps, hsd their
, moi even these despair The Elixir deals
s.s and will not only remove the dAr
DER '"e'' 'u' REBUILD tn. BROKEN CONSTITUTION
q Leading US,
qurc column enumec the maadies for which ' prepaa
rsSa dououeux headaches ncpien paralysis hys,era pa
aon :. the heart na bs rs
liver, depression. weakness The w'l ndspouon
inability posi,on weakness o. the
ssays sexual h
tendency 70 and a complaints
proceed organic beyond The medicine
the be acted free from malfornao
or structural Diseases, II is averred that
MoRsx's ISvIsoRArINs
will replace strength incapaciy efficiency,
regularity uniform and activity and this only with
out ha..rd Of reaction but with happy effect on the genera
Bear in mind thai al malads hey begin
motion and is physical death Bear in mind
only reliable preparation known
DISEASES
No language convey Of immediate
which me diseased debi
ssa M BY a
aKed organisation Is at once braced revv,hd and butt
gsssr hs undea It's influence No1 the ese,
s The lief 70" s s0s so 81
condition. Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
ofthe nineteen nth century.
world would Admitted, that miracle of medicine heretoor
supposed TO have existence ..
A srMuLANr REACTION.
Its force expended as is the case with opium
@ as may ~s, S 'sS & e Bas
appS Se
sn w ns" Of @
confusion gddness rush blood to the head
S
To s ssS
papa.on Of the heart impotency
there reliance to be placed on human testimony absolute
pse complexion habit.
the Of o. two to boom and yS1, the skin
MoRsE's INviaoRATrNe ELIxrR
the matera medca hitherto unea
The been admitted by
great medical and pharmaceutical institutions Europe 10 be-
geners Morse,
authority discovered the production in Arab
the wonderfully invgoatng effects IL
natives In fact the wonderful o sndu
exhibited by the Arab OF both
vitalizing
herb.
Morses Invgorang Cordial has been counterfeit
ed y unprinciped persons
In all genuine Cordial will have the proprietors
simie bottle, the following
the glass: DR. Morses IHvigoang Cordia" c. II.
Ring, proprietor, NJ.
The Cordial put up highly concentrated in pint bottles
PRICE, 80 PER BOTTIE-TWO FOR $5-slX FOR Sl2.
@. II. RING, proprietor
l92 broadway New York
sold by druggists throughout United States, Canadas
West Indies
Agent Washington city, T. d. Gilman agent in Ra''more
8. Hance.
Ian
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RELIsi BELI.s' BELLs'-for churches academies, fac
large
,sut by Subscribers, their old esab
hed enlarged foundry which has hy
who
that world wide celebrity for volume of sound and
have recently succreded
applying moulding bell casting
which secures peri casting and temper and an evi
dence of the of they
ceved January 1854 the first premium "a silver modsi OF the
Worlds all others from this
try and which the eighteenth
many dpomls thai a. been awarded them They
hand bells of variety tones
weight they furnish order chimes Of number OF
beIs or kew and their throughout
md Canadas Their hancpEs comprising many recent and
valuable improvements consist OF cas-, IRON yoke wh ovaoe
arms turned the bel spring acting
the cappe proIongng the sound iron fame ons hammer
stop steamboats,. steamships, their
proved revolving yoke fancy banungs In brass bronze OF
any devon. whole
bells oother
sp.cnca being given, Old bells taken exchange
descriptions made aud hand
BEING with the principal all d.
despa,ct which either personally by communication
,pectuIy solicited. ,,u,rr,, ,. .o,,
Feb 2.-dly West TrDY, Albany CO, N. Y.
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NRENCU NOVELS by Dumas. Baigac, and Others,
imported undersigned; prices
cents upwards many beautifully illustrated
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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f,lOCUi. ATE, Cocoa, and Broma.- w. BAKER co.,
and Vanilla Premium chocolates and
which d have been awarded by the chief
Unon princpal groceries
tbe Uuited 5rates sRd by their agents:
Hussey Murray New York Grant Twels, Phadelpha
Thomas " Bruadge, Baitmo'e Kennel Dudley,
Ohio; and j. II. Howell, Georgetown, D. O.
WALTER BAKER, Co.,
Ap3--dly Dorchester. Mass
The daily union., 1854-11-22
No. 622.l
on certain proposed railroads.

UTHEREAs lands hereinafter
w withdrawn from sale Except for pre-
empon clsm) orders of the Prsden Of United SateH
solicitations Of
o both houses Conges anticipation beng ade
and Congress
having directed that all
lands heretofore Withdrawn uaui further orders which
subject entry those since
entered emp,on shall be restored market precisely on
and conditions though the had not been
Withdrawn from
Norox therefore hereby and Asr Monday the
AsA uteef 10 Wtoae
previous draWa Except oose siua
ted the following sa,ss Territory aud land and
the withdrawal enumerated below VIII
again subject private entry and that tose
Aps for
will be reprocialmed for salt hsea
ter, wit: - -
Lads described in public No. s04
49, 1885, Brandon hissispp Montgomery
The daily union., 1854-11-22

yOMETHING NEW.n consequence of the liberal
bestowed Metropolitan Gallery TIE proprietor has made
an engagement Werge artist from Lond by whose
will be coioea with banoy and dura
bty common method and far surprising IN
Of detail the finest
To avoid ladies and gentlemen invited TO MAX
their their miniatures will then be
Metropolitan Gallery Lave
Penosvenia avenue between ~ and 9Th streets
GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mari I'D
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Ut OF PHINT-Piny's Letters in EnglIsb 2 vols.
" Camilla; by Hiss Burney 5 vols.
The Nouvrlie Hcloise Ruusseau in English; 3 vols
Moere's Complete ilays, French and Engsh 10 vols
Siuats Anecdntes of the Steam Engine; = vols
Complete Letters of de English; vols.
MoDle-quieu's Spirit of Laws; vols.
stage BOO the best plays of the
guagr, excluding Shakspeafes; 4 vols.
Glossary of vols, many hundred engavings
Memoirs o. Duke Suly, in Z giish 5 vols
Memoirs Cardinal de Keiz, English; 4 vols
Gamboa's Mining spain, in Englsh vols.
the works new ones being
u nob,ainabIe) just imported from London by
FRARCh IAhLOR
The daily union., 1854-11-22

no INVENTORs-Tbe OF the Inventors Protective Ma
Union 7t street, opposite the east porico oi e
Patent Ofce
make examinations and solicit patents
for its men with all possible despatch
will be with the oce, where models
be a the shortest nstce
the office, where desired In
formation regard the objects Of the "Unonn
addressed the central oice where promp
at win be given them
Central Office Washington, d. G. - - -
' T.. @. CLAYTON,
President Of Inventors Protective National Union
The daily union., 1854-11-22

II X. CHAMBERLIN'S Commercial College, located
Baltimore street, Baltm0re Maryland The Ostonsibs
object OF this institution pscs in the reach Of individuals
accs obtaining th0rGr and practical mercantile edu
ton young at knowledge Of
few weeks Than be acquired
many years any counting house.
The Of study embraces book keeping and IL
Of commerce and trade Aea
combining rapidly al execution with hea
Lectures mercantile law vai0us ID
poani subjec beside other points M
business TO understand The time neces
complete varies from i've eight
There being vacation apRcan can enter al any time snd
diplomas awarded these who gruduae For Ac w
and a circular forwarded by ma l.
Nov t3--lvdAcp
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By the President:
JOS S. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Ono
NOTICE TO PREF -EMPTION CLAIMANTS

Under Congress approved ID March, S53 entitled San
act
oned the empton laws extended the
where
made the date aIintment If
public by
1884, entitled AN for the relief o settlers lands
purposes" persons who settled aud
sections the date oi DhaDdi Wi.
prescriptions ordinary of public
of dollar
proven up and paid for before the day fixed for The public
alternate odd sections above meaion-d under the
March, 1853 above referred settlements
to (Ihe
March, 1884, made the date mtthar
emp,on under the act Of 2t March, 1854 Of the above
mile f directed be resored
sixteenth required
Of the and receiver
make the fyed
by practicable after seeing Ibis notice and before
appointed puh market of the
claimed otherwise such claim will be for
ieitcd
S.
Acting commissioner the General Land Office.
Sep 7-lswl3w Int and Star.l
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No s5 1854 for the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad:
districts ofIands subject sale ST. Louis, Missouri
DO do do Jackson, do
59 July Is, 1884, for the railroad from Dubuque Iowa. via
Minnesota Lett Hand River Fond du Lac Lake Su
peo wisconsin, except lands Wisconsin heretofore
by notice No. 520:)
The daily union., 1854-11-22

NHAT NOC5 by Mrs Mary A, Denison. illustrated win en-
cravings, from designs by White.
The Female Prose Writers Of Aerica with portraits bog
ca notices, and specimens of their writings BY John
Hart, Lii. ID,
The Lie Of Martin Luther; beautifully illustrated
Things in A aerica; by w Chambers, (of Edinburgh.)
Wild sports in the Far West from the German, with L.
iustraons BY Frederick Gerstarcker.
The Treasury of Medicine; by John James, NJ. ID.
New aud cheap editions of BuIwrrs novels Hall Hours
the Best authors Don Quxote, Monte Christie, &c.
S0yers Shilling Cookery. Upwards OF hundred
copies " this ork sold In few weeks!
On sale nt TAYLOR MAURfs
Nov Bookstore, near 9Th