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Dy- Our neighbor ot the Herald, in reply 10
asquib ofours gives his opinion Of the honor
and dignity Of an editors position. We agree
with him. that an editor should occupy high
position. Unfortunately. however, they have
the power and yet fail 20 take their place
follow public opinion. instead Of lead In the
ranks editorial may (rarely. it is true b.
found scavenccrs who prostitute time and tai.
onts to securing tie regulations Of dirty roli-
ticians and public men. Again. the editor,
when be makes men great by giving publicity
20 their actions IS almost sure to receive
cold shoulder" for his pains; aud when
the man made great happens to be Of small
calbrc. the editor is apt to Be kicked for his
work. Everybody has something against
him. md each finds fault with lis work
Maledieiions, more than money. hll to his
share
Yet, the life Of an editor has bright sidc.
Tie can labor for truth. ard good men will
heed him this is lis greatest sntishction.-
uo can spread knowledge; and now that a
majority Of mankind read no other than peri.
cal writings he can influence ihs thought.
feeling and taste Of majority in the circle Of
bis readers
Our neighbCr says somathing about the So
ei.i position nFths editor. and thinlso It should
not be below that Of any other class. We
say SO, too. Yea. we think four notions may
be too democraticic for this refined communi.
ty,) the printers devil should be higher in
the social scale, than many moth which fits
around fashions candle; inasmuch as the
said devil has more intelligence, and is more
capable Of following train Of thought, than
ten thousand swallow.tailed coats aud satin ,
vests, which make up some bipcds falsely |
called men. We know that printers ink is $
dark; but that from darkness comes light, is
a Bible sentiment. In this little world. things
nre not rs they should be, but are twisted ter.
riblY from what is right and proper; and,
consequently, editors, as well as his Satanic !
majesty, do not get their dues at all times !
Yet. when be happens to be handsome many !
Df the worse incidents Of the station ore avoid =
d and we presume that cur friend Bruuer :
ipoko from experience. :
We like poetry delight to read it =
ylory in dgcsting il but il must have rhyme, :
Measure. sense. beluty, or something about
as a recommendation. That sent by al C
INA" is wanting in all these things AL 70
,ha" hasn't genius for poetry, and il would -
% well for him 10 find out what he is "good VI
,r we hope he will not send Us any more pc
that poetry" Jonas is informed that
-e don't stick our head in the hornets nest tel
nd shall not, therefore. publish bis lucabra- lat
ons We don't care about mediling with br
hurch affairs, nor shall we do anything to mi
lake sectarianism stronger than il now is in De-
ar community. We have no objection to no
Is church being better than any or all others col
ut We do hope il viii manifest its excellence civ
J the piety and good works Of its members. wi
ther than by loudmouthed and windy pro- inc
stations. If man is conscientious enough cer
pay the printer, he is Christian enough for VIII
s-while we act ia our editorial capacity. STE
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ON the 5th instant, large POCKET-BoOK
" containing notes Of various persons 10 a
large amount, II is supposed to have been lost
between Mr.. Darden's aad Port Gibson. Anv
person finding the above, and leaving II AZ the
store Of Mason, McCay & Co. will be liberallv -.
warded. EBERT FERGUSON
May 10, 1854. se.gw
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PRorEcTfoN OF TnE Russian CAPITAL
The Russian Emperor is making all the pre-.
partitions necessary to protect his capital, aud
we'll he may, ST. Petersburg being one Of the
finest cities Of Europe. its population is over
half million souls, and its public buildings
magni6ceut, with an imperial library Of 425,.
900 volumes. The available vessels Of the
Russian feet in the Baltic are being prepared
k.r the emergency, and 300 new gun-boats
have been ordered TO be built. Everything
b-tokens a formidable resistance 10 any attack
upon Russian territory IN tha, quarter.
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GuarGiansS Notice.

INHE undersigned. Guardian of the person and
a. estate Of JoHN N. POWELL, Minor, will pre-
sent partial account on the estate Of the above
named Ward. at the May Term. A. d. 1854, OF
the Hon. Probate Court Of Claiborne county, for
settlement and allowance and She said account
will stand for hearing at the June Term Of said
Court SAMUEL HUTCHINS,
Guardian
May 3, 1854. 37-4w
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~ superior CoHft on ChaHcfTy, az JdcN'
son, 70 Jane Term. 1854.
3494 422l
Yolney Stamps Harrison Cooper, Adr.
lt'ifa for Costs) vs.. (vs) Fifa for Costs.
David Bush.S &Jr David Bush. Jr.
70 Y virtue Of the above executions, to me
ID directed, | shall expose to public sale, .;
tho door Of the Court House. in the toWnOf
Port Gibson. within the hours prescribed by
law. to the highest bidder. for cash, on the
First Monday of June next, all tho
right. title and interest Of the defendants do.
vid Bush. ST.. and David Bush. Jr., in and
to the following described property. to-wIt;
Lot No. six. Square No. SIX, in Suburb
St. Mary, and town Of Port Gibson;
The same having been levied upon as the
property Of the defendant. David Bush. Jrs
to satisfy Plaintiffs claim and costs.
A. III. B0B0. Sheriff
ofClaiborne county.
Port Gibson, May 3. 1854. S7.5w
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Late Arrivals /!
THE undersigned have Just received from New
Il Orleans a new and we'll selected stock ol
GROCERIES, &c. consisting in part OF the fol-
lowing:
Sugar-lOaf and crushed;
Coffee-Rio and Havana;
Soap--Boston and Cincinnati;
Candles-sperm and star:
Tea--green and black;
Molasses--sugar house and golden syrup;
Crackcrs--buiter and soda
Understanding and chewing
Hams Dried Beef; Alackerel; Lard Rice ;
Dried Peaches Maccaroni; Raisins
Almonds; Sardines; Yeast Pow
der; Mustard Spanish Cboc-
olate Cheese Pickles;
HAVANA CIGARS;
Pic Fruit: Tomato
and Walnut Ketchup Lobsters Salmon
Paoli Vinegar; Lard oil Sweet oil; Essen
ces; Brooms; Baskets Brushes I; Backing
WOOD & TIN-WARE
Brushes; Plow-Lines; Bed-Cords Coffee
Mills; Well and Water Buckets Nails
Pad-Locks Files; Fishing Apparatus, and
many other articles, for sale cheap.
b. BOOTH& co.
Port Gibson, March 20, 1851 32:tf
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TIN.WARE. ~
Citation.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /

Z
CLAIBORNE COUNTY.
In Probate Cont Of said Counfu az
March Term, a. ID. 1854.
To Marifta @. Rail, Celestcr J. Rail
scarcis, and b all othey persons interested
az ube .f0ki0lcing described iands, teHs-
DieHtS and hereaitancRtS % fclf
The undivided two-thirds. of the South bali
and part Of the North half Of section a.
Township IL. Range 4, East. containing S53
acres, and The North east quarter Of Section
3, Township 10. Range 4. East containing
l5S acres
YOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Probate Court Of Claiborne county.
Mississippi, on the first day OF the Term
thereof to be holden at the Courthouse there.
of on the fourth Monday of June
next, % answer the petition Of Martin N
Hubert Guardian Of said wards, and 70 show
cause, if any you have or can. why the lands
tcnements and hereditaments Of said wards
above described should not Be sold as prayed
for.
.,.t,,. WITNESS, the Hon. James A.
.s91faT. Maxwell. Judge Of the Probate
50 y 81: Court Of Claiborne county, tho
.csss-sSss fourth Monday Of March. A. D.
Essr eighteen hundred and ffty.four.
Issued March 9TH, 1854.
33-6w JAMES a. GAGE. Clerk
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STATIONERY &c.
PURE DRTGv & MFprcTNFS


ELEGANT papier Mache Wriling-desks work
II baskets. Wafch-cases. Jewel-boxes and Port
folies. Please call and examine them. At the DRUG
Store Of the lalet mayi0f37-t0 ~ r. Moody.
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EXECUTORS Notice,

TlHE undersigned, Executor Of JAMrs HrrcH-
IL Tvs, deceased, will present his annual ac-
eount on said estate al the Nay Term. A. d.
1854, Of the Hon. Probate Court OF Claiborne coun-
ty,ior settlement and allowance. The said account
will stand for hearing al the June Term OF said
Court. SAMUEL HUTcHINS,
Executor.
May Q. 1854 37-4w.
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CARRIAGE
Painting and Trimming 7
49,
THOMAS GARRTgON

ESPECTFULLf informs his friends and the
Ii public in general, that he is well prepared "a
execute al orders in the above line in the best and
latest styles.
As ! am practically acquainted with Carriage
Making and Trimming, and will give my entire
personal attention TO the business, my customers
may feel assured Of having their work done up 10
their satisfaction, and at the shortest notice
| will paint and repair Carriages and Buggies
cheaper than the same kind and stye Of work ha>
ever been done in this part Of the country.
lot Of new and very fine Trimmings inst re-
ceIved from the North. Call and see them
Thankful for the very liberal patronage received
Tor the past two years, most respectfully solicit
continuance ofthe same.
Enas All 1illsdue when presented.
roT' Uioson, May lIi 1884. v37-1y
EOR SALE-A fine Buggy and Harness. and a
\ second hand Barouche, newly repaired.
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PURE WINES AND BRANDTEs.

"A LARGE invoice Just received from the inn
porteFs. selected for medicinal purposes, at
the Drug Store Of the late
mayl0f3S.tf Mp MOODY
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May 3, ls5i.-s7-lw
MUSIC! Music,

A NEW lot Of Guitars. Flutes, Clarioneis Fla
II gelets, Accordeons. Polkas. Fluianas. etc
Also new Music for Pianos and Guitars lnstruc-
tion Books, violin and guitar strings. At the
Drug Store Of the late rs ~ N. p MOODY
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hooks BOOKS

a LARGE stock, embracing great variety Of
II School. Law aud Miscellaneous. Also. splen-
did gift books. Bibles in velvet and fancy moroc-
co; family Bibles. poetcal works, hymn q prayer
books together with an assortment Of new novels
and toy-books. Call and see them. at the Drug
Store Of the late N. P MOODY.
Port Gibson, May 10. 1854. 3s.tf
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THE undersigned, Administrator Of the estate
a Of JAcoB RrNnELL deceased, having present.
ed his partial account on said estate at the April
Term, A. ID. 1854 OF the Hon. Probate Court ol
Claiborne county. for settlement and allowance.
the said account will stand for hearing a. the May
Term Of said Court J.J.B RUNDFLL.
Administrator.
Nav 81 1874 37-3yv
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Guardians Notice

TNHE undersigned, Guardian Of William Moor
a Arte nisa Moor, Cora Moor, Royella Moor
and James Moor. will present his partial account
on the estate Of the above named Wards at the
May Term, 1854, of the Hon. Probate Court ii
Claiborne county, for settlement and allowance.
p. q. HULL, Guardian
The Port Gibson reveille., 1854-05-17

10 We viii publish. next week. Hon.
Wiley Z. Harris speech on the Nebraska and
Kansas bin, delivered in tho House of Rcp.
resentaiives, April 26,h Il is duo him that
bis position bc understood by his constitucn.
~; aud. therefore, We shall. 10 the exclusion
Of variety. 10y it lciorc our readers.
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TNHE undersigned, Administrator Of the Estai,
a Of TELEMAcnrs HUTcHSs. deceased, will nre.
sent bis partial account said Estate at the Nav
Term, A. ID. 1854, Of the Hon. Probate Court D
Claiborne county, for settlement and allowance
and the said account will stand for hearing at the
une Term Of said Court.
SAMUEL HUTcHINS.
Administrator
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CENTRE FOUNDRY

boz. .iais.l ]. q 4. J.. BAGGS, !IU - Je 4
-,--L.,,,, No. 81 Main So, Centre wheeling,
EEi constantly onlnld an assortment Of the latest
N and most improved Stoves, embracing every variety
1, arIr. shop and Cooking Stoves Their
ths -, goal stove, eannot he surpassed bT any
ofthem whine last six months rcdsfng themselves to
take buck tr they did not ami have
never hau one returned f5 lg. B .ig fin M u - r,
hey also Keep constantly hand the latest style o
ren GiaIes WarranIed e9iial 10 any this city;
line, which wLbe soil low 70 r cash Il
Work. @' [F u II = <. ~ ~ y GU
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0pr1ng midsummer Clothing,
STEPHEN RICE; Merchant Tailor, ',t.
A kNNOuNCES to his old friends customers and The
"a public generally TINT wing commenced business
he Is now receiving at his new Store the SPRI5
HOUSE, IRdter Str et splendid assortment OF CLOTHS
o,eyery color, quality and variety Plain and fancy
C4SSLLERES; Silk, Satin, and all kinds OF VESYYNGS
suitable for the sn!ns and Summer he viii
manner, and !atest style. His faEcy Depnrfm enf
eab[aess Shirts Of every Kind Collars cravats, Hand
every article kept in Gentemens general furnishing
Store Hyou want the in the ei., call sead
Quarters" South room !SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street
mar15-tf - 'f"-'5t A''7.I'F E'7' tFtJ ~ ''5Tst
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. - Pemberton House.

t-+ hhs fni- WHEELING, VA -ais-sa-tl 30
IN, M.P announces to his old friends and
the public generally" that he has located in the
nodioIs br ck buld.rs, formerly known MS the ''St.
Charles, and Thoroughly repaired AMI reittcd it, and is
prcPa cd in good style moderate
prices The Pemheron IIGusc is situated Immediately
on the Steamboat Landing and the Depot of the Bal
M9re rs e. and on3 RsEoaI afordng pasSemgers for he
prprrIctor respectfully invites tic attention of his old
friends to his house, and solics share OF public patron
Ef
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'PLUMB Err AND GAS FIfTER,s
No.. UmiOn st, opposite c. fl. Berry S Rope store
REGS leave 10 inform his friends the public gen
~ e9l, that lie continues 10 carry the plumbing nd
gas fitting all its various branches, and respectfully so
cItS a share OF publ patronage.
He has constantly hand, iron pines, com
mon and patent hydrants Cisern pumps bath boilers,
S w9teI closets wash basins cold water fountains ho
shower baths bath tubs lead and iron cinque boxes
collins, attefS Kettles, fetortstor bencIng other
chemical apparatus, etc. Factores ec up with
dispatch
Also, chandeliers, pendants, brackets bear lights,
caudc burners, etc. y .- r-II' - =.
AIlorders left at the above place will be thankfully re-
ccived and promptly enIet to. l|g tHG 80 :.
n li;-Al orders from ihc country will meet with
prompt attention. ~ -i-
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New Music Store. 7HlI.037@
Sign of the Grccfnn Trigonum, no. 10g
1'I -fr!..9a I4 NluSu Street, G....s

]. FlCKIESoN would respectfully All
Isssnoumce the citizens Wheeling
I u II cinty, that he has just opened new AMI
J. " elegant establishment for the sale OF Violins
Guitars Violincclos FIagOlcts Flutes Flies Accorle
ons, Banios, and Tanbornes. brass Instruments tho
first and best make.
Instruction books kinds OF Instruments and for
singing.
Music the Piano, Guitar, Flute and vOlin also, the
newest Songs Duets, etc., aud the very hest Roman
Italian Violin Guitar Strings. >' ''-s' -
CInronet., Reeds Tuning Folks, Violin and Guitar
ScIcws, Violin Finger anITeil Boards. eE
ti''wS for ViOlinCello aud Violin. ~ . .-r ,... .
y. kccera Furniture Polish, for renovVng vanished
krritIrc such Pianos, Cabinets Steam Bouts any
descriptions OF Furniture. i#t5 ....f
Also for sale by the Agent for leber, Ptsburg Pianos
"i The first and best manufacture in the United Stacs
as NunS and Clarks grand and square Panos r. b. Dun
'2s, Hallet and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos &c.
McOdcons. ~ - ~
Acc"rLcons, and kind of mus6ainstrumens repaired
a. tie lowest prices ~
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Notice OF Partners

Notice OF PartnerShlp.
TIL business of the late firm of Warden a Edwards,
will be continued by the undersigned at stand on
Main street, under tile firm OF Edwards% & Warden;
James w. Warden havirg purchased the interest OF ia.
cob NJ. Warden. Hg.s . ID. .1. r-.. ..I 20. - .I,.
Wheeling, December l. 1889.
A.1CHAEI. EDWARDS, Jn.,
deci-tf 'st@'aa HH aH JAS. w WARDEN. 1gf..
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New, Watch and IJewelry- Store.
Roam, No. A. Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
-.. ...l,.. W,HEELTN G,,.V,A
THE subscriber would ca the attention OF The public Ia
i his well selected stock OF Watches clocks, cweIry,
silver ware AMI famcy goods, which hG is opening
His stock is conposed gold and silver watches
keys, g.ards anI chains,
Every description OF gold ewelry;' F ~" 'i., - -a'
Gold, silver, silver plated AMI common spcctacIesi 1
Pure slye table, tea dessert sugar. mustard and salt
Spoons, and butte knives; .'ltLg, 49, .,s5
Plated and German silver forks, spoons, butter knives
etc. etc. As' f-s --ii tN11l D .i-. ss.9.fa .Isl
Port monHaes, pockctcutlery, scissors; I. g-r syF
VERY ZINE razors, strops, shaving cream, ETC.; ,.,
Pcruacry, combs, brushes aud great variety OF fancy
goods; - EtH'i .Pl9T 7s5 - fiIS-''i : 71f !.
Particular attention paid repairing Watches clocks,
and ieweliy, aMt engraving handsomely done. s,
a share Of patI onage IS respectfully solicited. ~.
apo-dtr ." go ':'l G. P. BROWN
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Thomas H. Gibson.

-
Thankful for the liberal onage heretofore extended
US, we solicit continuance of the .5srl
Sen3 MCCI.ALLENS &. KNOX
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GEORGE MENDEL..
% No15A, .llHnins sstrcct, g :
Look at Thisl

III ---.elyy m LOOK at Iu1S! >. - -
LLthosc who are aesrons OF preset wing the memory
IA of themselves and and friends, do
uay, by calling without delay,a l.. Farbels Daguer
reoYre Rooms at the corser Of Main and Bdde streets
turcs which cannot be obtained with tile degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in thR CITY,. at @
tssfsI4 ,saB.5f5a1t fLTARBELI., Dagucr reOtypist,
ietS 'a' 'ti s" 'ef'5.iN so Centre Wheeling.
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WISE r. RP9T9r,.o nr9 r orr e " an factory;
Grand and Square Pianos request tile special atten
ton of female performers, to late and important ina
rrovenent in the Toucg OF the piano By this invention
the keys OF the same piano be regulated uARD or
SOFT roucn 50 us to suit elastic strength OF the
t99ohis o(tte frsts 1timporenee it yere vain 10 talk
elestic movement, Otherwise the Inherent qualities oftho
Instrument will remain unknown Those WHO would
avail themselves bestpossible opIayfng the
piano, should not fail to give this nyention trial.
See business circulars which may be had free of post
age, by addressing manufactures! 40 Hffa't'ef
II. .gEr.,s5 ! 9ts5l5 y. J. WISE q BROTHER, -
mar26 BALTIMORE.
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Something worth seeing!
t'' A NJ ADAMS,

st5.. NEW CL0THIN ROOMS.
HAVING nnw completed my roomsI am better pre-
Ii pared to accommodate my customers than be-
lore, and at such low prices will Rsonish the natives
Come "nand try me- Remember tina. my place is one
door above hc old corner long occupied 1t is
useless TO undertake 10 cnunerate my stock the
variet Ia great fA ie20 - ,7 A. n. ADAMS n
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- REMOVAL

r & D. BAYH 4 have removed 10 their new and sra-
q. ciovs brick buildings 3T Marlet Street, where they
manufacture and keep hand a., s. z-..F.-....
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
And keep for Japan Ware and Iouehold Furnishing
Hardware! Also the latest styles OF Cooking Stoves all OF
which they will sell Wholesale and Retail the the PWrS
market PRICES Their old customers and tile public
description of articesin their nEt promptly made
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.aoanidaaw ascfz
,'s lao w HEEL,TN(4.. { ii .sl. n s7s55's' on I'd
sPIsiNG 5 OF 1888.
--.slt5 WIN: 1T.aSELBY. - saa -
AIEgDEALERl I'M i

HWHOLESAIIEig IN aoI
z Us Foreign s&siDomcstic Dry C oods, -
No. III Main ST., West side, betpeen Monroe ana
Us Union SITS. 49, --'' 'z--'-- ~
D % hs2ii4e '7 Wheeling, Va, ''.ili ~ 5aH s-s
TSNoW in receipt OF his Spring stock of Dry Goods
u and Notions. direct from importers and ManuTactI
rers Comprising as complete and desirable astOck
goods adapted to the trade this section
n any hou Eastor pest TO which would respectfully
invite the attention Of retail dealers; consisting OIL IL
l' .F.... 5.I...... DRESS GOODS. ,- a..
In black Silks apacas, poplins, lawns de lanes, gns
hams etc. with very large stock ofprnts best
makes and coors Also bonnets, ribbons Innings and
other trimmings in variety. AnIOT " yfSfs1t 81
e .afl Epglerbe MEMS WEAR. N...IIt.55- let
In cloths, cnssimers sattinetts merino cassimelcs,
Jeans twecds and summer cloths; also, Cotonadcs,
ms blue drills. brown linens, linen drills nakeens and
other such goods, desirable assortment. Also,
mem and boys palm hats, soft
WOOL brash hats, etc with full stock linen cot.
ton bagsng seamless bags, burlnps table Diapers crash
ticklngs checks, shrting, stripes etc, brown
and bcachcd muslins; with good stock of white goods
i .-...- NOTION LINE.
as cambrics acOnets, Irish nens laces, threads but
tons, hosiery gloves, combs, ETC., all their
MY whole stock will be found unsurpassed as well in
quality and style, asinpriceS. 9EE = aai = u
mar26 ..s...s4f,... .4slss -..--., w. T. SELBY.
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ANS & CO.'S
ExPR ESS MOTTGE

lSo3: s:stsses= asssss - sisS.isl - l35s
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CO1<K<i.ft,5 1lN,T a. sI1f5aGT 4 kEIN ~ - as &
3 "a

CNL-El.N y lLN,I ~ SAR lSlc.Il 4 Kun " -
M sts Mandatory, ,.lI,.-,,,,, ~.
THANKFUL. for the liberal patronage heretofore
Ssh bestowed pon Him. the Subscriber would respectful.
G inform his friends and the public generally that lc
Scontues to manufacture the above named articles in
all their variety, OF which he has always hand
sortment for wholesale and retail very low pricest
lie also Keeps hand cooling stoves tho most ap
proved patterns for coal and wood! iI l4z i ~
Job viii continue rcceive his particular attention
and be executed with prOmptness and In will
please tile tastlfous az z .75lFA.f ~ A.l