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SRoEs.-Next to agriculture, the shoe
making business is the most important
and profitable pursuit in Massachusetts.
and has the largest number of persons
engaged in it. The Andover Advertiser
says that the aggregate value Of boots
and shoes manufactured in the State is
S31 100000, or more than that of all the
other States combined, and far exceeding
that of any other manufacture i'm the
Commonwealth. About one-third of the
above amount is shipped to New York,
and the remainder is sent to the South
and West, to California. the West Indies,
South America, Australia, the Sandwich
Islands, England, and the European con-
tinent. Lynn is more extensively en-.
gagged in this tusine-s than any other
town, making nearly five m: lions of pairs
annually. Then come, i'm succession,
Danyers. Stoneham and Grafton, In the
latter town, single manufacturer uses
one hundred bushels Of shoe-pegs every
year. The pegs used in this immense
business are mostly made in New Hamp-
shire; they are cut by machinery. and
one firm manufactures fifty bushels per
day. Machinery is also now used to a
considerable extent for sewing and stitch
ing the leather.
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PoET IN A PARALYSIS Henry Heine.
the German poet, has for many wears
past been struck with paralysis. His
limbs, his body, his features, even his
very eyelids, are lame, and TO all pur-
poses like those Of dead mar. Indeed,
it may be said that life only fingers on
the brain and tongue, the man is q mere
corpse, the poet alone survives. Anexile
from his country for many long years
past, and for many years past, too, cap
tive to illness, in the back room of a
small apartment in the Fanbourg Loissi-
enere, at Paris, the poet, whose early
flights Of fancy created new era in
German lyrics, and one might almost saw
IN German pelitics and religion, has still
been active; and if not his best, at least
his most pungcnt books, have issued
from that living head attached to a dead
body, which keeps its long vigils in the
heart of the Babel Of France.
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JUST PUBLISEED-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE!
4 FEW words on the rationa, treatment, without
IL Medicine, of Spermatorrhss, or Local Weak.
ness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits Lassituds Weak
ness oi the haes and M the sses' ina.posion and
hension Loss Of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love
Of Solitude, Timidity, SefDtstrust Dizziness Head
Ache Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, At
foeion Of the Eyes, Pmples the Face, Sexual and
other Infirmities in .Ian.
From, TIE French Of Dr.. B. Delaney.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed Ditolt medicine is in this
small tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by means of which eve
ry one is enabled to himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, oil the ad
yertised Eostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, In q
sealed envslope, by rentting post paid two postage
stamps to DR.. Is. DELANEY, or Box loo, Broadway
Post Otdse, N. Y. nov 8-3m-
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FORGIVE YOUR ENEMIES.

An excellent story is told us of the ell.
der kean. by one who was an ardent ad-
mirer of him when living, and an enthu.
siastic eulogist Of him now that he is
dead. AS the great actor sat alone one
day in his room, in Philadelphia hotel
with his favorite books around him, and
a bottle of the best Cognac by his side,
an old friend of his, who in former wears
had been quite dissipated, aid was now
an enthusiastic exponent in the cause of
temperance. entered the room, and quiet
ly seating himself by Mr.. Kean. with a
melancholy but determined countenance.
spoke to this effect. Mr.. Kean, YOU
have an enemy. :" "Sir?" CALCULATED the
great tradgedian. eyes, sir, YOU have !!
And he is terrible one. He is following
close upon you. Each day he is strength
ening his preparatory measures for your
destruction. Day and night he is near
you, and pery soon le will strikea sure
blow. Mr. X. In a.; agitated manner
replied-''I don't know what you mean.
Sir: never in my life injured any man.
An enemy, sir! Who is he 9'' There r'
rejoined his friend, pointing to the bottle,
and in the same voice exclaimed, "let
me dash him to pieces" As he was
about to seize the unknown enemy, Mr..
kean, his countenance rekindling with a
happy thought. and pressing the bottle
to his heart, exclaimed IN a quick and
agitated manner Hold! the .sgood
book teaches us to forgire our enemies ~
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CUyIER AND SATIN.-It was said no
doubt correctly, that so extraordinary
was the skill of Cuyier, that if he only
saw the tooth of an animal, he could give
not only the class and order of the ami
NAL in question, but the history of lis
habits. The following aneo doteofa a quick
and cool examination of a parsonage.
whom most people would not think of
submitting to any such scientific re-
search, is, to use the Yankee yernacplar.
decidedly rioh. The Gentleman's Maga-
zine contains an article called Traits of
of the Trappists." concluding with cha
racteristic anecdote of Cuvier. He once
saw in his sleep the popular representa-
hon OF Satan advancing towards him,
threatening to eat him. "Eat me ~ ex-
claimed the philosopher, as he examined
the fiend with the eye Of naturalist, and
then added, "Ilorns hoofs, graminiuer-
ouss Needn't be afraid of him ~
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One of the men took the volume in hand,
and the first opening exhibited page OF
bright red, sprinkled with gold, forming
a blank tablet splendidly claborxted.-
The next turn presented leaf of beau-
thul azure, sprinkled in the same manner,
and exhibiting on the margin numbers of
OF men and women il, various attitudes.
The iuggler then turned to anotherieaf.
which appeared Of Chinese color and
fabric, and sprinkled in the same manner
with gold, button it were delineated herds
| of cattle and lions, the latter seizing upon
the kline in manner that 1 never obser-
we'd in any other paintings. The next
leaf exhibited was Of a beautiful green,
similarly powdered with gold, on which
was represented, in lively colors, q gar
den, with numerous cypress roses, and
fiower1ng shrubs, in full boom; and in
the midst Of the garden, an excellent
pavilion iTg -BT b5.1s1!.. .-s slyE ..5 F.. .
The next change exhibited leaf of
orange, in the same manner powdered
with gold, on which the painter had de-
lineated the representation of great
battle, in which two adverse kings were
seen engaged in the struggles of mortal
conflict. In short, at every of the leaf, a
different color, scene, and action was
exhibited, such as was indeed most
pleasing to behold. But of all the per-
formances, the latter of the, volume of
paper was that which afforded me the
greatest delight 50; many pictures and
extraordinary changes having been
brought under view that must confess
my utter inability to do justice in the
description" - l-jo a
2 In observing upon the extraordinary
nature OF these performances, the Empe-
ror puts. aside the. supposition that they
were to be ascribed to mere visual de-
ception': - 9'i IL u 50 l.e-F
They very evidently partake," he
says, 'fof something beyond the 1cxer-
ton of human energy. l haye heard it
stated that the arts-has been called the
Asmanian, Celestial and am informed |
that it is, also known and practiced to |
considerable extent in the nations of Eu- |
rope. 1t may be said, indeed, that there |
exists in some men a peculiar and essen
tial faculty, which enables them to ac-
complish things far beyond the scope of
human exertion, such as frequently to |
BATTLE the utmost subtlety of the under.
to penetrate" - E
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
RAILROAD RELICS.

AIR-"conin' fhro' tie Rye" % l3
If an engine meet an engine 90 is-.l .i2oD "a
"Coming round curve,'' ..r,.l raw
III they smash track, train and tender,
what do they deserve, '-r-l-'14i' -. ..i
Not penny pr ID TO any, e. v1ts..r1 III, Ea
SO far as we observe,
But all acquit the engineer, - a.iH G":sis
.h' when '.couing round a curve" ff-tf,
II an engine meet steamer I'd lssr55
Coming through a draw
IL ,'ey crush or drown the public,
Need we 90 70 lawllE 9. =. ri
the engineer was careless-.-
r,raps Les rather raw 81 'i'' u
They doat discharge an hencs, fellow, 10
looming through the draw -- ,.
Ii steamer chase steamer, 5..,u-i..;
"Running UP to time"
III they burst their pipes and boiler, .
Where's the mighty cr''ne: .....s,...t
Should the jury in fury,
Make them pay one dime, art 80
or send the. officers TO prison, 81 .....-- ..s
Running up to time"
If they MAIN or kill body,
Or body's wife, -'" -at
Need body sue a body, ..--....- ...-ga
For baggage, limb or lfe:'
Ii you sue for damages, -"N-
For pay for what you lost, b.. . BOA -..s
You get broken neck or leg,
And have to meet the cost - Dad
Sou'htva Literary Messenger.
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEpICINEs

POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES
SOLD BY KfDWELL i LAURENCE, Pennsyl.
~ ssnia avenue and 1Sth street, Washington, and
JOHN L. KIDWELL, High street, Georgetown, D.
c., comprising in part:
br. Jsynes Family Medicinss-Dr. Roses Family
Observation-Disclosures BaisaIn of Wild Cherry-Ayers
Cherry Pectoral-Sanos' and Tewsand's Sarsaparil
ia-A II. and John b Buips do-Rose's and Schwartze's
do-Nilhau Elixer Calisaya Bark-Wolf s Aromatic
Scheidsm Schuapps-Kldwe]Ps Extract Beech Drop.
Watts Nervous Antidore-Osgoods India Cholo
gogue-Rowands Tonic Mixture-lIampton'a v seta
BILE Tincture-Greens Originated Bitters-Hoofisnd's
German do-Blske's and CanuoHs dO-Rushton's
aud Sme's Cod Liver OIL together with all the mos,
pproyed medicines Of the tune.
Agents for the sale Of Seymour's Galvanic Abdom
aal Supporter Seynsurs 0bstetrical Supporters and
Mrs. Belts Abdominal Ulcro Supporters.
fresh supply of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
SEP 30 ....5 ..
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VAN DEUsENs IMPROVED WAHPENe,

S'Hf prOprlstors OF the above valuable specific L r
i the hair, feel warranted in presenting it to tie
public of the Most efficient rsiaedies for par
tai badness, diseased hair, and a safe and sue
sessiu Renoyator of wasted and decaJed locks, fr
changing grey hair to its first aud natural color,
promoting the grswth and b autifying It's texture,
and in parting Increased vigor and healthy action
to tie bulbs. 1t has been fannl eminently
fui. Ii has acquired reputation in the populous
and wealthy city of New York. which will dou bt sss
be widely extended over the Whole Union. A few
bottles Of "Fan Deusens Improve ei Wahpene' faith
fully used, according to the directions gis.n will,
beyond all doubt, change the unsightly silver hair
OF the aged as well the young to ts first color
give it also rich and glossy appearance, and alto
gether inpart q new aud beautiful appearance 10
the whole head.
For sale by W. II. Gilman, Chas. Stott Co., and
Kidwell Laurence, Washington; and J. L. Kid.
well, Georgetown.
DAY VAN DEUSEN, Propriators
dec l9-6m 123 Chambers street N. Y.
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WHALEY,s oMNIBussEs.

On THURSDAY, the 29th instant,
EEr%EAI will commence running two lines
Sof OMNIDUSSES between Alexan.
dria aud 4sinngton, leaving Alexandria at AZ
o'clock in the morning, and 81 in the after rnfrn,
O'Clock in the morning and in the afternoon. Re.
turning, Leave Washington on the arrival OF the
ira ms from Baltimore, in time in the morning to
connect with the Orange aud Manassas Gap train
from Alexandra, at o'clock. .
Passengers wishing seats in this line, viii leave
their names and residences with DIR. James Entwis.
tie, Alexandria. and at the Irving House, Washing
ton corner of 10Th street and Psnnsyivania avenue
Tie morning line will call for passengers within any
reasonable distances in either city. .-l .
sep 2S-6m- .. WM. WHALEY.
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BhIT[hQRE ADVERTISEMENTS.
@ MANAGERS' OFFICE,
-. -, MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
p Ba.timnre January 26 1854

d FRANCE & CO., Managers Of the Ma
IL. rylsnd State Lotteries, would respectfully
warn the public against the fraudulent schemes re
ceutly gotten up and extensively circulated through
the country by t'GEORGE W. MALE CO." and
''B. b. MARS 4 CO." These fictitious parties have
represent themselves as "Managers," and, though
having their circulars d1ted in Jer>ey City, and
quesng their correspondents to address them at the
NtW York post Office, have, in order to aid their
fraudulent designs the circulars stamped in the Bal
fmore post Office, to make it appear that they ara
with the authorized Lotteries of this State
The whole is fraud, against which the public is
cautioned '.5 -'ti.'. .-.'.'-. -54-4-
II. FRANCE q co. are the sole Managers
Of the Maryland State Loteriss, and any other Lot
teries purporting to b., decided by the Maryland
drawings are frauds .it T. -'..Ilfi jan 2S--3t
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UJ. w. Cooper, formerly Metho-
dist preacher at tiroton Junction, Mass.
against whom two suits were recently
commenced for breach of promise, one Of
which he settled by marrying the COM
plainant, has now been discarded by the
father Of his wife. and has left for parts
unknown, The church, in consequence
of the charges brought against Cooper.
called council to act upon his case. He
was charged before the council with false
hood, with being fugitive from Justice,
and with forgery of his license to preach
all Of which charges were, in the opinion
Of said council, sustained. His father-in-
law, who up to this time had unshaken
confidence in his uprightness of charac-
ter, then forbade him his house, and
Cooper took his departure, leaving his
young wife behind. -sa.0 ne. j. =
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SCRIBNER'S COAX OIL.

'NiIE h.sling and restorative properties Of this
i valuable specific have now been satisfactorily
established. Its beneficial and curative effects have
been fully tested i'll the removal of those namatory
accumulations, which are formed on the surface or
skin, known as burns, bruises, bois, wounds nfict
ed by cuts, and other external gatherings For in
famed eyes, Catarrh on the head the bleeding Piles
sea sickness, and Autumnsl and other fevers it II
If the most certain and effective remedies. In
ernay taken agreeable t. directions, it is safe and
mild, and Immediate in relieving sick headache,
Diarrhea. bleeding at the nose, and excessive Hem
orrhage from internal eruptions and injuries from
too full and phethoric q habit of the body.
For sale by w. II. Gilman, Chas Stout Il Co., and
Kidwell 4 Lawrence, Washington; j. s. kidwell
GeOre stown.
DAY Z VAN DEUSEN, Proprie.ors,
dec 1S-6m. l25 Chambers street n Y
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WIGS! WIGSm! WIGS!!!!!
MRnuURRT a HEARD

DESPECTSULLY inform citizens and Stlangsrs
h that they have always on hand large assert
ment Of Wigs and Toupees and msde to order Al the
shortest notice. 81. a .GL
Silver Medal has been awarded to them BY the
American Institute Of New York, for the best speci'
In n Of Gents Wigs .,f L. -..r-tt tt----
Wig wearers would do well to give them trial.
Copy the address. f.- oS---'--f j- .
az fr yyi MEDHURST 4 HEARD 7'
National Hotel, 9th St, Washington, ID. C., b
'.' and II Maiden Lane, New York.
= dec l4--3mo I .-l.-. -. q. -, -.-.L.-- -
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Ak INDIAN on LYING.-The Cattarau.
gus Wing states that suit was recently
brought before magistrate in the village
of Randolph, and during its PROCESS an
Indian was brought forward to testify.
His blank, expressionless face, and the
general unmeaningness of his whole de-
meanor, gave rise TO a serious doubt in
the " court" as TO the admissibility of his
testimony. Accordingly, he was asked
what the consequence would be if he
should tell q falsehood while under oath.
The countenance Of the Indian brighten
ed a little as he replied in solemn tone,
well, if 1 tell a lie, guess I be put in
Jaliagreat while may be. Bimeby dle.
and then ketch II again The witness
was permitted to proceed, -iToI ~
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PUSH ALoss-xrEp MOVING :

3 ouch rs the cry of Progress everywhere.
Ii Is the watchword OF the nineteenth
century; written on every banner. cary
ed0nIeSenR bhde. .iifed in the .oause of
Human, ,,Advancement. srprts a. ..--g
.,a" Push along-keep movingn There's
a whole volume of good counsel in these
words. To the young: Just setting out
into life, they are of infinite value; they
have an oinnicient influence, girding the
soul with everlasting vigor. If the arm
grows weary and the heart faint, they
tinge the future with the hues of triumph,
and lead on, the feet with hopeful strength:
if obstacles r1se in the way, q Push along
keep moving from the lips of hope, is
better than Damascus blade in hewing
out path 60 opictofy.a s0D ca
- .4.s Push along ~ What if clouds, thick
and heavy, are stretched out before you
A'%push along go What il your eyes
see no siensofvictery. no gleams of hope?
-" push along m.-the wreath viii yet
descend. Whatif Death stride into your
household ring, and break all the shrines
of your idolatry?z Mourn not hopelessly,
look not always back-let the dead past
bury its dead-"push along,-keep
moving ~ ...-. - -..
keep moving !" Nature cries it With
her ten thousand tongues-the universe,
as. it rolls continually onward, echoes
back the cy-''push along keep
moving g'-what your hand findeth to do,
do 1t with all your might-pause not,
rest not, HPush along ~ 1t goes round
the world like trumpet-calI, rousing up
the slumbering. strengthening the weak,
inspiring the fearful, urging the strong
to continual conquest. 1t is everywhere
the same-the spring and fountain of all
true progress. a cas-
Young man If you would conquer in
the battle Of life, write this watchword
upon your banner Push along-keep
moving. "-Nerark Mercury
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NEW DRUG STORE.
= r.. SYLVESTER s. CO. have

~ II. SYLVESTER s. CO. have tho hon
y. or Of announcin. to their friends and the pub
c that the Silver Swan has taken its flight from the
frozen regions Of the North where he was fostered
IN the warm bosom of his friends, towards the Sun
ny South" and has aighted st the corner Of Penn
sylvania avenue and 1fth street. 9as =gl.-l. .
Here Sylvester & Co.'S Soda Fountain will dispense
those refreshing, invigorating and youth rest,ring
waters which, combined with his uuriyalled and in
comparable Syrupa, have won for him golden opin-
ions from all sorts of People" The beauty. the
chivalry the labor, the learning, the commerce OF
our mighty and glorious land have all been refre.
sented al the Fountain of the Silver Swan, and all
with gratefai accord have pronounced it the nc plus
Here too will be found, in addition to a complete
stock OF fresh Drugs and Medicines Toilet Requisites
in all the delicate and mystic varieties of the bou-
doir, as well a. the wherewithal to cultivate the
moustache and the imperisl. Here the most deli
cate TRANSATLANTIC extracts of Lubin will be found
surpassed by more subtitle and delicate domestic
articles, tha Oriental Spirit of Flowers. ---,.-.
For the recuperstion of the hair, we offer
.''-s 80 "'.'t -' F.. '@''-a Philo. Come,
4. . ss.i -I.' .... ed Castor Oil Pomatum,
Chrystaline Pomade,
sa ..sHa. .f "a Phaon's Hair Inyig
...-ssa Rose e Hajr HHalfSSTi' or ase7q oaI aa
..-- u.-- Nutritive Cream, '.rgs . ..s
-.--- Barry's T,;copherous,
A7 Lyons Kathairon, .- 'a -f
E. Jaynes Hair Tonic, = = ,..t ..z-.g
Lovet's Wahpene,
Vandusen's Wahpenc, and 't t5t Us
Julius Hauels Eau Lustral
Here the lovers Of the Indian Weed will find the
choicest Havana brands. tss z.5.
VICTORIA,
NEPTUNE, .t e:a i-4~rsss.s .-
.5..-7- AMHROSIA, ...- ...-,- .. . .-..,,
LA INDIA,
ed. DIV LA SOL, .. i BE-. f'y 7". -'4i.
-.. ..i..-s.s La MINERVA, s..e !.
...-.. LA PUNTUALIDAD,
FRANKLIN,
r.4 - sss.4.f ... err... LA ALMA.
And we hope, by assiiuous and careful attention
to business and customers to retain old friends
win now ones, and secure to ourselves living share
OF patronage. s. X. SYLVESTER CO.,
Corner Pa. avenue and 11th street.
dec 2Q-dIp
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Aout. to mouth testimony BY some of the hous.
dnds cured by Hdmpton's Tsqetable Tincture


... PALPITATIoN OF THE BE ART
=. . PoEr ROYAL, Va, July 9th, 1852.
Messrs- Mortimer Mowbray: Gents-We have
again to send an order for more Of your truly won
dsrful "Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture." Since 1t
was first tried il has sold without an effort, and we
have not seen the first person who has not bsen
greatly benefited by its use. A gentleman Of our
neiShborhood was induced to try the Tincture for
violent papitation of the heart. He had suffered
much from it that he said he had prayed for death
He had taken but three doses when he assured US
he would not take FIVE undred doll rs for the ben
eft he had derived, and that he should never cease
to remember US with atitu1e for Llng his atten-
lion valuable nleuicin.. Yours truly,
GRAY PENDLETON
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

PIANOS AND MUSIC.
The undersigned desires to >aas
11y2R ea!l the attention of purcha -
hi sers to his stock of PIANOS, GAYITIff94F
consisting of G, 81, 81, and sssf83FS
7-octayes, with OF without metallic frames. These
pianos are remarkable for great power of tone from
the lowest to the highest notes. with elastic and
ready touch, being suited to any performers. MU-
SIC for pianos, and all other Musical Instruments
constantly on hand and received as soon as publish
sd. The trade supplied on liberal terms
JAS. Z. BOSWELL,
No. 223, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
m 1o-1v.
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VALENTINE HEADQUARTERS, ID
Corner Of Baltimore and Holiday streets,
|tt5 f.E. ssG. BALrIM0xE, MD. -.-.- (. - .


.iis 5-tf. -s-sf. BALTIMn1E, ND. -...- . - ,.
TNIE GOOD TIME Is CoMING.-Deal:rs, send in
i y your orders. We have given our special at
tention for the last twelve months to the manufac-
ture Of Comic and Sentimental Valentines, and cur
assortment is now pronounced complete. ...
We have COMIC VALENTINES to suit thu dispo-
stion. trade, calling, profession and business Of
erybody, designed to promote mirth, by being play
fully satirical
SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES of every style
s'ld last year, together with many new, chaste
beSutiful designs, never before seen, to be had
anywhers else than of us.
- lllIffl ~ Also iGe ~, a-
Valentine Cards sEei Valentine Writer'S rr.
Embossed Envelopes Embossed Paper
Banks Of True Love Note Paper 't'
Gilt Envelopes '+ 5i Notices, e. .'f...
To give some idea of the spendor, variety, and the
richness of our assortment we have only TO state
tia. we have Valentines Of every price from cent
up to ten dollars. ~ ~ 80 t.r 7.ti
As they are marked at the very lowest manuf,c
turers (cash) price, and terms to the trade
fixed at "haif off,. persons st any distance can
close to Us the amount required and rely on having
them ty the earliest convenience, and at cheaper
rates than they can purchase tt en- anywhere else.
-- j. GATHERS 4 BRO
102 Baltimore street, corner Of Holiday.