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j. w. DODGE would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Nashville tha;havng nearly completed his pre-
sent engagements and being, with his family delayed BY
the low stage Of water and Packet to ST Louis be will
remain to execute few more Miniature Portraits if i'm
mediate application be made.
Studio over the Music Store of Il. WEST, Union st.
dec27-tf
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rE,HoTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

n ELECTION will be held at the office of the Nash
"A vile Insurance and Trust Company, on THURSDAY
The I'd dsy of February next for The purpose Of eecng
Seven Directors 10 manage the Affairs ofthe Nashville
Manufacturing Company for the ensuing year Polls to be
opened at 10 o'clock and closed at p NJ.
jan22 81 JNO. B. JOHNSON, President
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SELLING OFF WINTER CLOTHES
II Y z ID II q p ~ y y Z. ~ 9 Ik-

AT 4. SANDH0USEfS MANUFACTORY,
~ MARsEF STREET, NASHVILLE
HOSE in want Of Ven and Boys Wear are invited 70
anime the stock which is kept up by daily Manufacture.
and convince themselves of the bargains to be had 81 the
Clothes Manuaciory ReeoIlect the No. AZ Market street.
near the Square. Tjan2l Sim
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WALL PAPER.

lust received splendid assortment OF Gold Papers
~ Gold and Velvet Borders, and Plain Satin Papers for
Parors, Halls, re, together with large OF Window
Curtain Paper, new patterns, wide Green Testers &e
"a On hand, large assortment Of unghued papers
from 10 to CSC per bolt.
KLAGES 4 GORBEY.
No 20 College St, next door to the Sewanee House.
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The valuable medicines above named, are not empiT
cat but arc prepared IN agreement with the experience
o some OF the most learned and judCous practitioners
hhd are not secret further than Is necessary protect
tue pfopr and those who them from loss and
imposition, as the component parts have been made
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UIION!

Beware of spurious article offered TO the public by
!. H. Patterson d CO.. Druggists, who are adveuiSir 6
and send circulars the sale Of Bnckey
Lnimen, and part of their circulars that they are
sending out call it Cochrans Celebrated Linment aId
they usung my TO try to impose IL OH the pu h.
lie, which is gross imposition. They have no sht
to make sell in this State only as might permit.
H. Patterson received of me propor0nment bill, ta
Ken down by himself as gave it out to INN, to put
up lot of the LinimeDt which he did not put up ae
cordng agreement, and also the circulars no
according 10 tho original, and would not take them
oil his hands, also, TO show 10 tho public that if they
should buy of his MISUNDERSTANDING that they would be i'm
posed upon in tue l.tniment will publish part of Il
letter received by from him, Dec. 3D. le5a, in which
he writes: 1--WE are putting itupsiong. Send us your
| receipt as we lost ours day ago.
fSigncd) !. II. PATTERSON co.
Now the public can see that they are preparing and
offering article for sale that they state that their re-
ccipt lost and asking TO send them receipt.
which did not do; they must be putting II mp at
random and calling 1t Cochran's Celebrated Liniment,
and sending out circular with my AZ Proprietor
for the State of Ohio and also in the same they put my
name down as agent. which he wanted TO claim as a
mistake, but still sends out the sort of cIcnars
D. ID. ToMLiNsON.
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Certainly Why not revive the African
territory open TO slavery and where are We
TO get slaves To cultivate II, unless we 80 to
TIE coast oi AirIca' virginia Is exhausted;
her sons DO all they c"nto supply the demand;
even part w'tl CERTAIN light coIorcd persons,
who carry hlgh prt's III TIE market, and
who, 1t ls insIn"at'd, occupy very peculiar
relations To th"he VINO sen themi nut all VIII
not answer. The demand ouisirlps the sup
ply, and why should t"r planter OF Texas OF
Kansas be compelled 10 give one thousand
dollars fora slave when plenty can be got
from the coast ol Africa tor Il hundred! The
thing Is unjust; II I5 InlquItoua; and it We
ever expect to be tue great slaNeholding re-.
public of the world, II must be cainged. 40
practice slavery, ana yet suppress the slave
trade" say the slavery Propngnhd''ts Is "a
contradiction which human ingenuity CnI
never reconcile" That 10 meeting the diff
ticulty at The start. The friend" Of slavery
are getting their eyes open 10 their position;
they begin to zee Their Inconsistencies, nnd
having pIucked up the courage to deny that
slavery Is an evil, AID to assert On the con-
necessity OF aoclcly, they are beginning To
defend some other things which have long
been under Tie ban Of the worId--ani first
among these is the SLAVE TRADE.
Several Southern newspapers have com.
mcnced the discussion o' the revival OF this
trade Mr. Shdrlf5 proposition TO withdraw
our squadron nom the coaot at Africa, and
TO station 1t around Cuba looks very much
Ike we were preparing Tor the revival Of the
slave trade aud Tor The seizure Of Cuba by
the same measure We had supposed tho
natural place Tor the revival Of the slave
trade, IN the programme OF the slavery pro-.
pagandis's, was Immediately after the nc
QUESTION OF Cuba; but the hot spirits of the
South viii not brook delay. Several South
ern newspapers have already commenced the
discussion OF The subject The ncAt number
ol the Southern Literary Magazine, it ssaid,
VIII contain an elaborate article in favor Of
reyyIns this trade
lhe following which we take from the
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of human society, and yet resist tho means
bv which q at un~n is affected, is contra
diction which human ingenuity can nevcrrc
concie; aud yet to such contradiction the
southern section of this country is compelled
~ every effort which looks to the discounten-
ancc aud Encouragement Of the traffic with
| the coast OF Africa b. which the limits OF
| this iuali,utiun are extended.
( That there is no moral wrong in Slavery
! ,s the assumption which lies at the very base
OF that institution. II Is the principle upon
which ~c justify its practice. II IS the prin-
ciple We establish When We show that b?th
races are better under the influence Of this
institution tltvn they are without, and, in fact,
the intelligent mind of the South is fast op-
preaching the conclusion that Slavcry the
union Of unequal races in the constitution Ct
an unequal systcm--is the moral condition OF
human society. II 10 fast becoming the be-
lief that to advance, society must be compo-
scd Of two casses--the one to direct, and
the other 10 abor--and that TO the perma-
nence OF pucicty in positions OF advancement
there must be division IN It's numbers; ant
not Il at division simply which springs iron
the necessities of the case, where one par
is held above its natural position by the ac
cident o' wealth, where the other is deprcss
ed below It's natural level by the accident o
its abscncc--but division which is natural
and which necessarily results from the inc
quality between the races which are brough
together In this belief we heartily concur
The benefits and advantages which 20 ia
have resulted from this institution, we TAXI
as lights to guide us to the brighter truths o
its future history. No nation on earth la
been 80 favored as have the people of thes
Southern States. None has So Increased il
wealth and numbers--none has been so frc'
from domestic broils aud civil comnotion
In none has the labcrng class been so hap
py aud SO free from physical suffering, and i
none, between the higher and lower classe
Of society, has there been SO much of kin
feeling aud so much Of mutual sUlicitude an
dependence. To bask in the brghtenin
beuius of such an institution, to defend it, t
praise il aud pray for its continuance, an
yet contribute Ships and soldiers to preven
its extension and its spread to others tina
ourselves, is scarcely defensi6c upon an
reasonable principle of human action.
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a,HERIFF'S SALE.

~ SNhE, ANDREW Brown
} , We ELIJAn Blows, 81 al
by Nirun OF an order of sala 10 me dr,et.J nm, a,
court of common pleas of Belmont county OHIO wli
oler ior sale al public auction, On "''
SATURDAY the l9Ih day of August, 1854,
hetween the hours of O'Clock A. NJ. aud ooIoqkP. M
al tAd dhy at ,he front doo OF the court house In N
ClaitsNile, Belmont county, Ohio, the ullowIns LnJ
aud tenemehis 10 wit situate lying and being In t,e
county OF Bolmont aud State OF OHIO aud bounded an.
deaethcd A. loows, all that tract of land situate %
fnltney township ~ SAID county aud the same helm.
part OF tue west half ol the south quarter of
No. u ~ township No 5oi range M T. contkinins "a
acres. Commencing al the northwest eorner af 80 "a
section with Nef's aud Fraliers line and runa tha
with Ned line south no poles 10 a corner NOS, a.,
drew Browns, thence with HE lue east 50 poles a.
pos' IN line WIN Je,rles thence with this line noth
100 poles 70 post ~ Ftazers line, thence with h,s
me weHle poles 10 the place Of beginning. W"
JOHN q, NICHOLS Shc,,r
shcun :. Omtc. July H. lsjI-sJ '"'''"
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EENRy uEBERLING. admir- de bona

II
\ Z mon ot Samuel Mcconnell, deed, rs Hannah
Mcdonnell, adult, aud Isahella MCConucl Susennal
Mcdonnell aud Ira Mcdonnell, minors, et al belnohi
County, Ohio. Probate Court. Petition To s.il land
The said Hannah Mcdonnell, Isabella McCOnnell'
susaunah Mcconnell and Ira Mcconnell, arc hereby
notified that the 18th day OF June, 1851 said adgi
stra,or flied his petition ~ the Ptohac tourt o bn
mont county Ohio the Object and prayer of which pc
ttton obtain order on the ith day oil Juy, lso
for the assignment OF the dover Of the SAID Hnnnah nc
t'nnre the widow of said samuel Mcconnell deceased
IN and 1r the sale of SAID dcoedcnts equitable Interest
IN the following real estate, of which said deeedent dice
Siezcd otno "a in WaIlHces additionto TO the Town
Nattinsvtlle IN said County OF Belmont
n. u. +. COWEN, Auy. io' Petitioner.
June god, l6ji.-iw.
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CHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPEST,!-
" MIR. SAMUEL KLINE

Has just returned from the Eastern Cities with In
L.4RGESr and BES 4 stock OF Goods ever offered il
this market.
His stock is composed in part as follows:
n very large assortment of Black silk, French En-.
lsh and Amercan Black Silk "a in. WIDE at one dn1
lar per yard Fancy silks plain fgcred cheaner ,hs'
ever offered in this market, Also 40 pairs Of nnJa
sleeves of the very best quality, most any nrir ~
suit customers l35 chemsctls of the very best mali
~, from IS cts piece Also one of The Inr
stock OF Bonnes and Bonnet Trimmings that ever sya
brought TO this market. Also 2s0 Parasols al o. ns
cent. cheaper than Wheeling prices. Also o5O nters,
of Lawn one yd. wide, at o. Wosentedford coors =,
IL per yard Also, pieces of Berego DeIan from IoI
tO25 Also avery large stock of DeLaines9 95 peT cent
cheaper than offered west of the mountains I'M
pieces of Calico, very good, at 81 per yd Also very
Musns Bleached aud unbleached and coi1rcd: also
Brown muslin yd. inches wide SC per yd; also a
large assortment OF check also 20 pieces OF Bed tck
ing, very good at s per yd also, the best as
sorments oi hdks and hose aud gloves of all Colors
size, the bost offered in This market; also Iaces
and INNINGS OF all descriptions prices TO suit the
purchasers also of the largest of Cloths
Cassmeres, Nestings, Saiineiis, Tweeds and Summer
ware, the best that ever was brought this town Al
25 per cent cheaper than ever sold beore also very
large stock OF umbrellas, very cheap; also good stock
of Wooen Fancy Carpets cheaper than can he bought
IN Wheellngi also, large stock Silk, Panama, and
Summer Hats cheaper than any other ishment in
town. also, notions oil all descriptions usually kept in
a dry goods store
Gents-lh very large stock of Ready Made Cloth
ing al 80 per cent. cheaper than any other establish
ment west of the mountains Please call and satisfy
yourselves that my stock is the largest aud
offered IN thismatket, ana oblige
apr. 81, lssi KLINE.
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CoCHRAN's CELEBRATED LINZ
= menI.
PTepared and sold by

Prepared and sold by
oYDsYILLE, o.
y4nd J. W. COLLINS, Druggist ST. Clarsville, Ohio,
Agent
70 whom all orders for the above Liniment must he
addressed, either by Wholesale reta commits
sion.
This Lnment is well known and highly rocommen-
dcd by Veterinary Surgeons and Farmers Of experience,
throughout the State of Ohio and as the liniment has
been fairly tested and acknowledged to he be good
ecomme ndcd. will not attempt to give the public a
detail OF what wonderful cures il has performed, but
let II stand upon its own merits.
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One Thousand Dollars

viii he given TO any person who will rohu ccd sony
well authenticated certificates of cure, 10th nOm tel
ligcnt patients aud scientific physicians az hav ct o
effected by the use of Puvermaccr's Electric Chains
They never fail 10 perform what they advertised to
do, aud no person has ever been dissatisfied who has
I nj. .nlII hmm n irI al
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EREsH DRUGS!-JAmEs w. COLLINS.

NRESH DRUGS!-JAMEs w. CoLLINs,
II WHOLESALE AND RETaIL DRUGGIST.
North side Nam street, ST. Clarsvillc, OhioIias on
hand and will sell cheap Drugs Paints Oils Dyestuts,
Liquors, of every description; Dentists, surgical and
Veirnery instruments; Tenknsyes Razor straps, and
Cosmetics per lumeTles OF eli Us. D sank Books; Let
ter, Note and Fooscap paperi Window glass, and HO
low glass ware; Teas; Chewing Tobacco, &c, &c.
lie has also on hand large supply of Castor and
Oil; Godrey's Cordial; Batemanh Drops; Oppedoc
Essence OF all kinds Backing, large and SMALL Inks OF
all colors, &c.
Thank f his for the liberal patronage they
have given to the old firm, he would ask continuance
OF the same.
lie particularly invites the attention of country mcr
chants promising If they viii give him call to furnish
bought in the quantities, in the Eastern Markets.
March 2J, 1853
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yrHRow PnYsIC TO THE DOGS

4 Pulycrmachcr's Hydro Elecir ic Voltaic Chains,
Producing instant relief IRON tie most acute pain, aud
permanently curing all HCuralgiC diseases Rhthma-
tisin. painful and swelled joints, Neuralgia of
tie Face, Deafness, Blindness, 81. vitus
Dance PalptaiOn of the Heart, peri
Odical Headache, Pains IN the StOnI
aCh, indigestion Dyspepsia, u
terine Pains, Paralysis, etc.
These chains were first introduced In the city OF New
York less than yea since, and after being subesed
to thorough trials in every hospital in the city, and ap'
piled by Drs. Valentine Mott CRrnochan, Van Buren,
aud Others it discovered that they possess strange
and wonderful power in the relief aud care of the above
class of Diseases and their sale, aud the success that
has attended their use is unparalleled.
Previous TO their introduction into this country they
used in every hospital in Europe, and are secured
by patents IN France Germany, Austria, Prussia ana
England; and also in the United states.
"TIIINK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The principle upon which il is claimed that the Chains
produce their marvellous cures are frst-that all Ner
Diseases attended aud produced hy deficient
supply Of nervous fluid, and all agent that resemble
closely electricity, or electro nagnctis and second
aud the part and organ diseased, furnish to the ex
haislcd nervous fluid which is required to produce
healthy action through tho entire system. No disustnq
n0strum IL allowed TO lie taken while using the chains
but rigid observance Of the general laws of health are
required. Brisk friction upon the part diseacd add
much 10 the effects OF the chains by increasing the
magnetic power.
One Thousand Dollars
will he given 10 any person who will odu ccd som,
well authenticated certificates of cure, 10th ilom tel
gont patients aud scientific physicians, as hav q
They never fail 10 perform what they advertised Il
do, aud no person has ever been dissatisfied who la
given Them trial
IN FEMALE CASES
than hundred permanent cures of Prolapsu
utc have been effected within the last year by the
Of these claims Byapplying one end of the chain owe
the region of the ahd0en aud tho other upon the spine
just above the hip the usual severe symptoms inC Cden
10 / hat disease are at once removed.
MODE OF USE.
The chain should he mOistcncd before with com
mon vinegar, and lheu one end OF the chain should h'
applied directly 10 tho scaOf the pain OF disease and t
other end opposed 10 it. ~
BE NOT DECEIVED Tie Electric Chains
not to all diseases; hut for Nervous Diseases it IL
claimed that No Medical Agent in the world has pio
duced 80 many cures in the last year the Electric
Chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain, il
rpoducGd at the moment of application much cf,
sfccuay than can lie produced by opium, in any of il
forms.
Cali and obtain rauphlet (pratis.)
J. S1EINERT, Sole Agent,
5Hs Broadway, Cuf. Prince st.
Sold hy u. ALEXANDER, st. Clairsvilic, OHIO
Jan. 81 lS5i.-ly.
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POETRY.
lor the 7 nicIc.
TO a POLITICAL PHYSICIAN.

Or Pegasus side, We nc',r laid a stide
Hold man ye'rc grrtin' into trouble
Your cuIes in life will soon be double
Ven want i,r Sleep
Your funeral bell will soon he rinela
And .hrn faith who'll do your sInain
To make iolt. weep.
Your dome of thoueht' and whatii ho!d',
Your various cerebral toIds
Are twisted wrang,
Ye cannot even figure prose
And KNOWN this who would suppose
Yed butcher sang
Whatever pu, i, in your head
To rhyme abou' your patients dead
Doyr teelb,d!
Perhaps yeye been ph,'c',w~'rg
Maybe to boot tgirasggr's"s
Too 'r,cly lad
Jus, think how many ut'yunpI5
Then biz lotcwoll To- huuou I'l
And ,oril'y cure.
And II yc'rc not ",l.ou drl'' yen top
or faith ycIl have to sau. W shop
And pills ,.teoh
For hath Gtoncc yo'llne'cr be aJ'a
Your patients lives cge '1o ra.'i5's
They gang too ihsI
And for your wpui in iuturc umasl
Maybe yea better sic mp rhymes
And atop the blast.
Now's lust the timo yc should be wary,
The seoson 5 here ior Dyscntery
FaitL tortye's mind ;.
Though druas yo dealt yut by tie pound
Folks still IN s,oJta would acoA ll' srounl
4 fcs, to GHi!
We know your sympathetic htnr,
Aud how yo tear your duir npml
IN frantic alI-N
Tis cuIiou. though, it don't last long
LIS Riig6tg saort, end moybe strong--
Soon find ro.i.L
n, doubt ere got sturdy frame .s-.
Ycvc sent 50 many 10 thcir hamc
IAcaa latter years,
Without constitution stout
Your tender soul would hao o.Aai Out
IL shape . ioars!
But for your jobs that ups ard 9
"Ayont the moon, il!i well yu know
You cant doruymiu,
Sir Walter Scott an all hIs'ult
His linglin' squibs would soon ia short
For want o pIinin'.
Perhaps ye think to "srew wi 'Iowors'
The path that leads to "Edons bow,Is"
BY aich like verse,
Fy mani your !ang,in' Gogaorl hammer
Has ma been gr,Gs,G tnoUgh u, ,rmih1r;
Yo maxi II 'ror,,.
And m0ir lhan this poetic doe
Old Pegasus alnl Morgan Stock
Takes better rrainin',
And e'er YEN mount his slippery Uac,
To drill him Tor a pill bag huck
Yen do some suauin'
Bul if you will support the tomb,
Bnng MoIols 10 on curly doom
Ihatlatla through limo,
You've done Your share wl' pills md du,a
Don't wang lhoit sou.s in doggcrcl aIugj
And sIo'H Ihymc'
lrSro
Tho iabuIou, horse rhat poets arr salh 10 rid,
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OMNIBUS LINE.
~ ISfk
BeLween 81. ClairsYille & Wheeling

The snlscrihe VIII run his splendid now On,nibus he
tween Wheeling aud ~. Calrsvllle each day as nIlo,v
IneN"s ~ 'lAirsNlC every morning except Sunday al
,ot'9cN A. NJ, aud Wheeling at "a O'Clock r. NJ 'rhe
'hhuus l- o m best Kind, and n,ori approyed IN
respect u The city bussss p,Nrs''F
-. CaiIsNile. dpr IA, is5i """'S'
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GoOD NEWS FOR TIE PEOPLE,
tRoCERIES,IARDWARE,Q QUEENS,

| 4 tROCERlES,lIA WARE, QUEENS
ware, DC. %c.-JAars TnOMrsoS takes the lib
~ cry Of returning thanks 10 his numerous Gus
tyi toners for the patronage which has heretofore
NeltGsS heCu extended to hun, He ID now receiving a
large and wen selected stock OF goods in his line in cv.
crv respect adapted io the wants Oi this community. His
stock shall, by frequent additions be kept .se&x1,
iull and complete, aud viii lie disposed .,SsS.-s
al such rates as viii meet the APPRECIATION OF all who
favor him with a CNli.
His stock consists IN part of Groceries Of every
Ieiy, Hardware, Qucentware Glassware and general
assortment of Provisions, &c. &c.
lloi- prepared 10 accommodate the public with ev.
cfyihing usually kept IN Grocrry Stores Call aud get
your supplies, al the "Od corner" OF Main and Marietta
streets.
81 tlairsvilla, ApuI 7, last
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noIJ,ARs FOR IS CENTS

NOLD DOLLARS FOR 10 GEN rs
10 be had al the bee Hive store" and even ne,
ter barrains than that in the shape of Dry Goods
ne,, lew ol them and then come and see we balshOe
" Sosntif,I Figured Black silk at 75-worth ST. 49,,
boau,'ui ps,,ed do at 62I and 1S cents, the
ebcapest ever brought TO Wheeling; .
Besntifil Swiss Dresses, worth ga, at $40
100 wards French Ginghams at 10 cents.
gg06 do Prints Madder stripes, at cents
go pieces fine French Lawns worm 20 10 ai 'ehs' o.
i2s cents. ,.
I6C wards Mouslin de Laus al cents.
An dnlultitudcs of other bargains VIII tc G. Even ny
apt .lil Nio"H
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~ TY.-ARaELIA HoovER W.: CHRisrIAs HOOVER
Court o; Common Pleas Petition for Divorce.
The said Christian Hoover is hereby notified that OF
the 18th day of June A d. 1854 ape,on filed in sait
Court by the said Amea Hoover against you the object
and prayer OF said petitions for Divorce. The
forth in said petition is wiu absence for more than
thres years and that said petition will be for hearing
the September term of said Court A. ID. 1854.
ARMELh HOOVER,
ByF, TALLaAs her Sol.
June 23rd, 6w
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and Gtdo gold, silver, gilt aud common keys silver
BILE and tea spoons, plate do fine brunswick, German
aud hfiania table aud teaspoons, Gold silver and com.
mon spcelaoe7' Fort monies plated gilt wired and com.
lory, large and small sc11o needles pns hair FORKS
large lot nl III" latest style of hair combs large and SIN
mana bells steel pens large lot; brass aud iron snuTs
hrass aud Hritl0na oandestckE do. snuiers hnc eit
lcllrr paper l""lScap aud laid paper. Envelopes fne
and common, memorandum books motto aud con,mon
waers pocket inkstsnds do common hne lot of TOYS
small lot II" feVoyefs double aud single hNrrecd pstos
and numerous other articles tedious to mention III
oi which viii sell low for cash "
~ H. Particular attention paid TO all work entrusted
10 my Oct 2 Is5q