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ron A cONsuMnITIyR CorGm.

No
Dear SirFor three have been AFFLICTED Cough
distressing that frequently dispaitfd recovery;
the time Obliged or all night my chsr my cough
would suocse when lsii down Having many rene
dies without much lief NJ last tried the CHEEKY PICTORIAL
which under Providence has cared me altogether
am with gratitude yours,
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Un4A DiiLs. NO. 4 MICKEREI, iss,Iyi9E nor :.
- w JAtV WINS
sNUTF AND TOu.Cro.

Rehyytk LoRiLLARp Ninyaatarer, IL C1an1nq street
Nse lOTk olIs for sale the fol owing artoIes
o. superior quayMaseabdy Scotch Coarse Fr,neh Rappse
Honey Dew soish and other SNUFF Also Fire Cn tobacco IA
TN ch aud papers more particular description OF the varou,
arelcs can be known By sending price current AZ ssoy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

rf Undersigned having formed fer the purpose
o. coninetnE general Commission Forwarding In
,hs guy 81 kenand und the style Of Goocn ARRIs
soiicits TIE Patronage the plIe c,ntnua-
ton Of the Tors Of the friends u the
49,. u T. GoOCH,
<H' 'Aua6 J, iso' JSQ. A. HARRIS
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eheerfcy recommend the arul Of GooCH HARRIS IN
ths favorable confederation Of my friends
Ind January. lS5t-m TUos r,scr
~ The yneturg vIfenan Express viii rs,y m.
ab1vc Tor weeks. K ID scrr i.n0r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

Inc dtCasIs lhHt sIIIct
TO the control Of art OF all the msades
carried more victims to untIy Of
The Lungs sulJoned evidence
cured and that Pulmonary Complaints all their FORMS
removed by CnERRT PFCroR,L.
space will not permit publish Of
has effected Agent bcos named viii furnish our
Circular free Whereon particulars and proof
Of these facts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06
ke i,.aauMoND ave .o::.1 MIvEK NAII
FORM OF PROXY:

%. WEI hereby appoint my Car our) proNv xh IN,
power and authority to me ,n
uD stock meeting
lch""d and York River Ri road Company Kim
and Queen Court House, the o February
Investing said with all power and authority
could exercise " we're personally present
Witness my hand anu seal this day lSI
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JAMES u. ELLETT,

o-.. /.' =. ~ n n 10 n " y y,
gNcs on C0rrrnor sf'esf olposite H> DispdtI OYfcs
,AN be found At all hours r'aty any
the Agency line Telling and IiirIn. out Ne
Coll, Of Claims Selling and LuynS ali tin, - p,o
luce Renting out Hoses, Se., Ac. J.iT-.au
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HO,UUO BAcco 6ox FLANK. 10, %n .,Isi OAK

ShoCkRf AND COMMISSION BUsDlss-rhe under
~ signed have associated themselves ghdel The Arm ~ Hn,
Harvey fIr ansaetng General Greeery PorwaIdins and
business. and have taken the recently
occupied by John H. q aEorne, Esqr R.ir
Cary between Pearl and 18th Streets they will h.
10 see their friends and the public auead 10 order
q, DANIEL " HUNT
n.SrI'nu, IAN. 's'-dteH JNO d. HARVEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

EDERtNt tIANO.-llayiEs made our arrange IS
Tor full supply Of GuanD
orders from for what they spring
winch VIII IL furnished at the prices the rcr,
.eL q.i Also, small cargo best Guano in bbls
ja2l HIGH W yny a sOS,s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

80 tirnch English, nnd American Ailinrry.-Airs wN
MoSs Of sGi broadway New York. Invites the
trade TO examine her stock Of Millinery Millinery
well worth looking ~
ts NouccEspress Tor No,lt Richmond Peters
burg, dc inended for Shipment per Steamers RolsoEE and
tNLToNs will hereafter be received by Messrs ADAMS
privileges By these Ships.
Office Of New York and Virginia Steamship Co.. No II Broad
irIa
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z area
or the sale 81 Mr. James Bates IIaisIing
VIII nrnh thea at manufacturers prices with or without r
on the Dosk. - ~ " " S'''
ja23-tf r. M
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BOW Dkhk-D AND CRUSHED sI,.,Rs-p0obkIs -
ny DiZ'l DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co
BARRETT, WALLER 4 co.

ksODt WATER APPARiTUS, for manufactured
~ dIasinr aud bot Icing OF the approys go"
tons for its use JOIIS N !, rrrhirt.S S''t0-
York. new
The only establishment devoted exclusively 10 the
81 Soda Water Machinery fc United States ab 49,,
may be found large assortment article S
the business including materials, &c. Established 90 years
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a rrREHENDED.-A Negro man NAM, u,..-------

II" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposal. viii be received
Nv the Gnder.gnFd the Of m. E,s
cksbuTg ard GordonsSle Railroad w. dnesisy rh,n
18TH for the Graduation and Masonry Tn, Of cal. 10y
embracing the hrst 20 sections West 81
nsy also or for the whole line and Co.
louisville, distance OF - Is miles '-' 'V'-
Specification. snd can h. seen a, H. r.
ners ONCE freterictshuTg,
n'ortnAtEon relating TO IL be obtained
r,s!d nj the line Bids person, unknGwn Ia hs rs
sIgned must he scSnmpan!sd by letters
ri Sc IsstgI
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a LINN NH PROJECTIONS FIRE INSURANCE COMP =
IN Or HdRfFORD, COHNEOTICUT-A0sneV at ~.
These Companies continue
se y nIe dwelling Houses, Furniture Manufacturing
eehandize and all kinds OF property on m.
terms Any losses which panie
ness and lbeTaity. N BIinwIS ~. . p'1"P''
ssshib
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n tAsfsNGssWe have In a ,f
~ VAR consisting Of Pei', Ovens Spiders AnJrouI and OH
80 p. !. MOORE CO, 2i PeArI.trrst
lN.3 Opposite MrsLrr II M r. q 81,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

30 tnrgti'. Patent Portable seIf-Adiustin
Mosquito tSnr-Of all inventions ~ The
musquito annoyance the named
the best now adveI ed in this IL
to our merchants going East osnl.
~. ain
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NOrICE-RICHMOHD AND DANvfLLE RAIL RoAD-
~ On anil after the 9th of February the oowug charges vii
be inside on The articles specified below In lieu Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-06

NEM GROrENY AND COMMISSION HOUSE
IN The subscribers have this associated
gether under the style and firm Of L0CRETT PANKEY the
purpose OF conducting the GPOCERI COMMISSION BI
NkSS They have taken 18th Main
and Cary and will In few days have
OF Groceries, Wines, Liquors. &c. AMI
from their friends, and the public generally.
II. W. LoCKETT
d. Y. PANKEY
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-08-16
LANCASTER H, SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 1854

/ must have been equally disputed. Nor is
it yet completely asertained whether is
first application may be ascribed to an
e'rlier or later date than the conquest
OF Egypt by the Mac. DOMAINS.
Parchment WAS the next invention
originating in a country WHERE no such
material as the papyrus reed could be
discovered land it has been found ut once
so durable and useful that it is still EN-
ployed upon important occasions in every
European country.
The art ofmaking paper, such as we
now see it, WAS late discovery: and its
first material was cotton. The linen paper
which is now in use is supposed TO have
followed the discovery. They are both
dated by the generality of writers at the
eleventh or twelfth century, though tie
honor OF the discovery is claimed not only
10y different men but by distant nations.
The first book that was printed on pa
per. manufactured in England came out
without date, about 1895 or 90: though
for long while afterwards it WAS prnci.
paIly brought from abroad.
The first paper-miIl in England was es-
taOlshed about 1870, at DLrtforl in Kent
by one Spilman, who died in 1907.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-08-16
Macgregor and Lamont.

| know not if ever you have heard the
following traditional story of a chiettain
OF the MacgregorS, residing at the time on
hlS freehold in Glenarchy. His son had
gone, IN the shooting season, with party
OF young associates, to the moors i'm the
breas ot lbe country. They met with q
young gentleman of the name Of fLamont,
from CowaI, who, attended by servant,
was going to Fort William. They all
went TO the kind of inn that was in the
place, and took a refreshment together;
IN the course of which, at the end of tho
day, tr'tiIng dispute arose between
Lamont and Macgregor. Dirks were
drawn, and before friends could interfere,
Macgrcgor fell mortaIly wounded. In
the confusion Lamont escaped, and tho
pursued, under the cover of the night pot
securely to the house OF Macgregor, which
happened TO be the first habtation. The
chlettan had got up and was standing at
the door.
"Save my life !" said the stranger, "for
men are i'll pursuit of me, to take it u
way"
whoever you are" says Macgregor,
here you are safe J"
Lamont was but just brought 10 an in
ner apartment, and introduced 10 the fami-
Iy when loud inquiry was made at the
door if stranger had entered the house.
He has," said Macgregar, " and what
is your business with hun? 7"
ain a scuthe, cried the pursuers, abe
has killed your son; deliver him up, that
We may Instantly revenge the deed'r"
Macgregor's lady aud her two daught-
ers filled the house wiIh their cries and
lamentations.
BE quiet" said the Chief, "withh his
eyes streaming with tears, aud let no
man presume to touch the youth-for he
has Macgregor's word and honor for his
safety; and as God lives he shall be safe
and secure while in my house."
In little time, alter Lamont had ex-
perienced the most kind and hospitallle
treatment, the Chieftain accompanied him
with twelve men under arms, 10 Inyerary,
and having Landed him in safety on tie
other side of Loch6ne, took him by tho
hand and thus addressed him:
g Lamont, you are now safe. No 1otis
ger can !, nor will |, protst you. Keep
olt of the way OF my clan. May God for
give and bless your
This happened some short time before
the severe act Of prescription against The
Clan Macgregor, in 1853, Wien, 20 the
discredit OF jos,ice,s = wenk government
sacrificed whole people Er the atrocities
Of few. Macgregor lost his property
AMI was hunted for bis life. Macgregor
lost his properly and was hunted for bis
life in consequence Of this ipiQuitoss act.
He took shelter hi the hoBse OF this ssfy
Lamont, Do:cd Cor bis urbsnity, and his
deep coutrition for the misfortune Of hia
yoanger ears and who, by every act Of
kimneas TO his venerable a,sest, and sonas
branches OF bis family, Fesen<l tho psos:.
4 dence which had tlps put II N bis pewe,
10 repay TO the family Of his benefacioy, u
some measure, the loss he had occasioned
lhem ia the death Of a sor,
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IN ADVANCE.
N UNI Der 27

expostulated but l might as well have
| addressed a whr!wind.
And, as my gaze settled upon u e scene
embracing with mute horror all lis details
| dis inguiahed one figure st. rggling in
the abyss, that brought cry from my
lips and keen Paug to my heart.
1t was Mss Arlington!
X x X
To spring TO her rescue, was alike the
impulse OF mAnIness and of friendship
Bul to leave the cutlery by the way Ihad
entered 1t, WAS no Iongcr Il practicable a.
chevement, owing TO the mass of people
that were crowded tumuIluousIy upon the
stairs; and | was compelled to accept the
less decorouS eXpedicnt Of yaultiug over
the railing.
The whole church wat scene oruproar
and terror.
The nature Of the meoting-tbe appall-
ing ideas on which the revival.,t had
dwelt. and the signal retribution that had
smltten the scot}er. had excited the feel
ing Of the people beyond the control cf
reason, and made them doubly sIscepti-
bic 10 the panic OF sudden alarm. Thev
iuSuSu upon clca OLnGr with the frenzy
OF maniacs men shouel and ST iugrled
Women screamed and tainted; and
few, whose zeal had entirely ecipsed their
perceptions, sang and prayed, like saints
IN the last ecstasy Of manyrdom ....
Dropping into this dangerous abyss, 1
WAS fortunate enough to reach the object
OF my anxiety, just as she fell exhausted.
in the midst Of the mad throng
A favorable movement Of the crowd
enabled me 10 rescIe her without much
difficulty, and 10 place her in .,he recess
OF window, quite out Of DANCE.
Then lIorced up the sash, and-assum-
ing the privilege of the coolest head in
the house-expostulated with the people
and began to ventilate the place.
Gradually a passage was opened
through the clotted doorwavs, and the ell
ger multitude filed out. The cries and
the frenzy abated-the score of the weak
and helpless that ha'i tainted were borne
hnmnwnrhz z-vvlrila +ha L7uz .n,-ne,s. nf q
few, who thus expressed the injuries thew
had received, impaired an air of tragic
soIemnity to this fearful consummation of
the evenings service.
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PAPER.

The materials on which mankindhaye
contriyed TO wlile their sentiments IN die
ierent ages aud different Countries, have
been extremely various. The most an.
cient, perhaps were stone and metal.
Tablets of wood particularly Of the cedar
wood, were Afterwards used; and these
were again followed by tablets covered
With wax, which were written on accord.
ing 10 the fashion Of the time either with
iron bodkins, the bones Of birds, or reeds
cut In the form Of pens.
At length the papyr1s Of Egypt was
invented which not only gave great a.
cility TO the arr OF writing but was 4 par
table material. II WAS formed Of thir
coats stripped from the reed which grows
upon the banks Of the Nile. The date o
its discovery and the date Of its disus,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
BLOOOeU NEOcGc,

THE public &, breeders Of fine stock will .cke no.
l. tice that the celebrated horse, car TAIN BELL
FOUNDER, tha. hse nlws3 taken the premiums =;
the Stare Fairs, and also at all county fairs
where shown, will stand tho present season 1i
the stable Of the subscriber six miles east Of Cadz
near Barnhard's mill Short Creek, al the follow
ing terIns-Sngle service $5, to be paid at the time
OF service wtnIn ten days, otherW ise they wi be
charged by the insurance. 70 insure mare vita
toa, $40, payable the first Of January next This
horse is beautiful bright bay, standing l6H hands
high, weighs ITO pounds. His superior blood,
symetry and action excel all Others tie was sired
by old Bellfounder. owned by VIM II. RaRey, OF
Franklin county, Ohio, and he by imported Belifoun.
der, the Norfolk troer that uotteG II miles an hour
Hs was also mNtcned for two hundred guinsas to
tro nine miles il thirty minutes, which he won cas-
lily by % seconds But only wish TO let the Com.
munlty know where said horse will be kept this
season. AS he is 30 we'll known, it is unnecessary
to say more.
/ have also YOUNG CONSUL TUCKAHoE.
the best stock TWO procure III Virginia. lie also took
TWO premiums at the Island FAIR last Fall He is
a beautiful blood bay, lGla hands high, and weighs
1850 pounds. For style and actiai he has tew il
any equals and will also stand al the stable OF the
subscriber at the same rates BelLtounier, where
they will at all times be found during the season
! T JOHNSON, Proprielor
April 5, 1854
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
Arrival Of the Franklin.
New YoRR, Nav

NEW DIRK, NAV *.
The steamer FtankIin arrived with dates
from Liverpool to may 10th
BREApsrurrs. Richardson d Bros. re-
port M extensive demand for -four, notwith-
standing an advance OF is: Phil, Bait, and
Ohio at 39s@40s. Wheat, mixed red l0sa
l2s Cd white lisa I2s Cd. Corn held at
39s 3D.
McHenry reports'Beef advancing. Pork
very firm. Bacon moves freely and decline
seemingly arrested. Lard in good demand
at previous prices.
london money market easier, the income
tax is doubled ,and mault tax in England has
been raised and a duty put on sugar
Cousuls rose to SO in consequence OF the
Chancellor Of tn, exchqner having announ-
ced in the Budget, that no loan will be rails
ed for war purposes.
Lord Ellin has been charged with spc-
cial mission to the Uuited States.
The London money market is easier.
PARls.--Reurse rose on account Of re-
mort that Sweden and Denmark had joined
the Western Powers.
Austria has presented fresh terms to Rus
sia, which if declined she will join with Eng
land and France.
The Russian fleet, it was reported, sail.
ed from Helsinford May 9Th, when Admi
raj Napier signaled his feet to prepare fol
sea.
It is understood that Lord Elgiu has beer
charged with special communication from
the English Government to the President o
the US.
The Arctic had not been telegraphcd q
Liverpool.
Nothing important from the Black Sea o
the Danube.
A camp Of io0,Q 900 men is to be formed
near St. 0mar's partly as demonstration
against Russia and partly to throw troop
from thence to the Baltic whence necessa
The latest by telegraph 10 Southampton
from Richardron j. Bre., who received
the same morning by telegraph, from Cork
report that the Captain of the Baldour say
that on aist ofApril, in lat. a. deg. 20 min
long. 80 deg. So min. he saw steamer, tn
hull and funnel being black, inside drab
paddle-boxes yellow. No people were visi
ble on board, no smoke. A barque wa
living along side Of her. 1t was probab
the City Of Glasgow making forthe Azores
then 400 miles distant.
Fuller details of the bombardment Of 0
dessa had been received
The Russian version makes diferen
affair oft, claiming tas brilliant feat o
their part, and stating that decorations ha
been bestowed on the officers engaged u
il. They acknowledge killed and 8
wounded.
The Shah Of Persia has become hostile t
Russia and is raising $4,000 men.
The Turks have ADVANCED to from Kala
fat to Krajoya.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
lNO H,Il.Ls E0e1l - Na.N,Ne.

NEW ERA IN reaiciNe, no more imposition or
Y exrortion. TO caIomel. DF. PowNsEND's uni
yersal health pills Zach Box contains loo flIls, at
the astonishin ngy reduced OF p cents per box,
The poor need no longer ha without the ttheQ! Tor
uisease.
The Proprietor Of these PILLS, therefore, justly
bIaus to be Philanthropst, and the frcat fioneer
in tho work OF providing for the suffering, not only
an lnfallible remedy, but OF placing TINS remedy
within the means OF all however destitute their con
The Pills may be used with eafety at ali times:
they are never violent III their operation but always
through ard efficient. This desirable result is ac.
cumplished wIthoutthe aid OF Laiom6t, or the many
drastic purgatives usually employed. The public
may resi- assured that Mercury, i'll none OF s forms,
enters into their composition.
SARSAPARlLLAi in highly concentrated state,
forms prominent Ingredient; he remaining lngre'
digut5 are Baisams and Gums, long known and val.
ued in the Medical profession; the whole forming
n compound ,lneqnalled for all
Impurities OF the Blood, Costiveness, Iaundice,
Female complains, Sick Headache, Pain in the
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Constipation, Pains in the head Pains In the Side,
Liver complaints, feorile Affections. Piles, lrreg-
ularitcs, Pains III the Breast, Pains in the loiaa,
DC.
The Purifying properties Of thos resli are believ
ed to surpass tho power OF all other medicines Op
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid Of
mineral posons, they are peculiarly adapted 10 taTn
I!y use' salS hll@ S"lL'ui - NT't P'SE''H utI,'
the systeni they may be tuken al all times and BY all
Now for ESQ, and kindred diseases, fownsend's g
Pills arc the one Great Remedy
They most speedily and etiectually do the work,
subduing latiamations und Feysrs, opening oostruc.
ted pores promoting pespiration, AMI soothing
did scnsihilies. In short, they are warranted Bet.
ter than all others--cheaper than alland destined
10 supercede oil! Try them, invaids, sufferers, one
and aIt---und Recommend the Pills TO your neigh
bors. ~
aT Objections accompany cack Box. A T PAL
Mra, Genera! Agent Stouington. conn.
Remember the rrice, Ono Hundred Fills Of Twer
ty-tvs cents!
For sale by Patterson s. co, and J II Logan eco.
Wheeling Va.
AalNrs.-John Bcall and Hamilton, Cadiz, &
T Croskey and NJ J ley, New Market. Brown
Farmhouse aud W Walters, New Hagerst ow
A Jul Schneider, eheld. Philnps con
Smyrna. sep. lS53.'ly.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24

LNANCY SOAPS, good variety, for sale cheap by
r. nov.23 1853 BEAIL
(tOLOtiNl.S 'arious patterns and qualities 70
u aleclleap hy no, % 1893 J BEAbL
GtELIERS Cnugh Syrup, IN iniallible remedy
- coughs colds sc. i9r sale BY BEAlL
nov % 1888
nR. HALLS Balsam for the Lungs this article
~ perhaps has greater reputation for curing dis
easea of the Lungs than ang medicine of the kind
now in use. for sale BY nov 20 1853 J BEAI.L
CASFER OIL, in tottes and on draught, a prime
I = article fof gale by nov % 1853 J BEALL
INABt,RS Cedar Pencils, the bess in use for sale
L cheap by nov % 1883 J BEAL,4
StTEEL Pk.SSS, large assortment cheapat
- nov % 1853 BEAi.L
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24

LIGHT OUT OF DARKEEss.- Buffalo
commercial, one of the most fogyish, old
line Wing papers in the country, is getting
tired of its corrupt associations. Speaking
of the Presidents veto, it says
"The land plumber system, recently in.
augurated by the spectators, is SO corrupt
ing in its character, that we desire to see il
overthrown, even If some really meritoriou;
objects are defeated thereby"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24
IRON AND HARDWARE.
r. N. VANCE

No. 1856, MARKEr SrREEr, WHEELING, Va.
yXTHOLESALEu and Retail Dealer in Pittsburgh
w Iron, Nails, Plows Springs and axles, Eng
sh casts, Sheet and Spring Steel, Tin Plote Wire,
Crow.bars, Sledges, Hardware, Gallery and Files,
Of every description which will be Bold at tho Lowest
Market prices, all orders promptly attended to,
Wheeling, p2e ls53-ly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-05-24

LNANcY SOAPS, PERFUMERiEs, etc, large assort-
Z nent for sale cheap by ]. bEALl"
april 90 1850.
GAsox's ORIGINAL CHALLENGE BiIcENG, large
Ifl and fresh supply tor sale cheap by
april 20, 1883 JOHN BEALL
WHITE, Red and Black Lead, Linseed Oil,
w Lacker, Turpenune, ctc., a fresh and large
supply, at april 20, 1859 JOHN BEALL'S.
TNkS-Arnold's Hovor's, Harrson's Morison's
/ Bocksom's, &c, large and small bottles, 4 ine
supply cheap by (apt 20, '53> ], BEALL.
SSTEEL PENS, large and hne assortment, vari-
- Gus brands, cheap at JOHN BEALL'S.
CyAND PAPER, a prime eastern article, nnd q
y large assortment by tapr %, '53) J. BEALL.
FNAP, Letter, Nots and fnncy Papers, States, PEN
april 20, 1853. JOHN BEALL
(tAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kinds
- and qualities, large supply, at ~
may 4, 1853 JOHN BEALL'S.
JNNVELOPES, Plain and Fancy, q new supply,
Il cheap at tmay 4, '53l J. BEALLS.
SCOTCH, RAPPEE and MACCOWBA SNUFF,
- fresh supply, tor sale at
may 4, 1883 JOHN BEALL'S.
RAA LBS Venitian Red Eng, just received and
OOU fer sale cheaPat JOHN BEALL'S.
may 4, 1853.
1000 LBS EPSON and Glaubor, SALTS, q
GOVV prime white article for sale cheNpat
may 4, 1858 JOHN BEALL'S.
DAY RUM, fine article for BARRIERS use, for sale
ID by (may 4, 1859 JOHN BEALl~
TtANARY Seed and Cutie Fish Bone, new sup.
" ply cheap at (rnny 4. '53l. JNO BEAhH'S +