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BULWER ON THE AMERICAN Press,

BULWER ON THE AMERICAN Press.
BULwER. the novelist, in his speech
on the stamp duty, remarked:
"You have been led to infer that
the American press is left in the hands
of ignorant adventures, whereas the re.
markable popularity of the American
press is that it absorbs nearly all the
intellect Of that country. There 10
scracely statesman of eminenoe, an
author Of fame, who does not contrib.
ute to the American periodical press"
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JUDGE LoRlNG, OF MASSACHUSETTS.
1t is hardly possible, says the Wa-h-
ington Star, that the President can
tender to this distinguished gentle
man the position on the new Claims
Court made vacant by the decIension
of Judge Lumpkin, of Georgia. To
do so, would be to take the whole of
this court from the non.slave holding
State-a stroke Of policy which would
be likely to injurc its standing with
Congress, and in the South, irretrieva-
bly.
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CO M U NJ MIC A n E ID.

MAxcHAC, MAY II 1895.
I'D Comet.-By request, I send you the follow
Ing lines, which were suggested by the striking
resemblance In personal appearance and dispose
ton. Of the lady to whom they are dedicated
and In whose album they are inscribed--to my
decd wife. one whose amiab3 disposition, aaec.
tion and kindness, were the admiration Of oil
who knew her.
kthey are worthy Of = place In your columns,
you are At liberty to use them. T. W. b.
To Miss l.. &. II.
In gazing upon thy charming form and face
think Of one who has bid the world saieu:
OF one who has nobly run her earthly race
And scars on high with angels Of brilliant hue,
In seeking Thee, methinks look upon her,
And half believe she has not passed swsy,
That she 10 here A. cen the angels won her.
In inauguration, changing my night to day.
How bright the vision my heart tremblev,
And a. amazed for dare not loce Thee.
Notwithstanding your every action resembles
That one Whose memory Is most dear 70 me.
Pre- ,etheus like must endure and walt
For It Ia forbidden by custom and religion
That stern relentless power, called Fate,
And drown hopeless love In oblivion.
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vua ms ConW.
NEVER DIE OpAIR.

Look upward Look forwsrdl
Though fortune may frown,
And friends may desert you,
Never "look down."
Chose who coldly now meet 10,
When fortune 10 gone,
Would most smIlinsly greet u,
A sxnsner comes on.
Look about Lock about
Nor yield to despair;
The hsppiest seeming
Are not without care;
Nor let your mind ponder,
On times that are past;
Have faith In the future,
And you'll prosper at last.
Look upward Look upwsrdi
Rely on HIS love,
Who keeps watch DER you,
Prom the mansion above,
Press forward In earnest,
And bear we'll In mind:
by the heat Of the furnace,
Even gold 10 refined.
Baton Rouge, May 18th, 1856. LAURA 8.
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A Valuable House and Lot,


WILL be offered At public sale at the
W Court House door Of this parish and
city Of Baton Rouge on
Saturday the I'd, day Of June next,
at IL o'clock A. H., unless previous dispos.
ed Of, at private sale, that valuable lot and
brick buildings thereon at the steamboat
landing known a. the Union hotel. Said
property will be offered subject to lease
at the rate Of sixty five dollars per month
and payable monthly, and said lease expir-
ing on the first day Of December 1859, OIL
the following terms and conditions.
One haif cash and the balance on a credit
of twelve months from the day Of sale, the
purchaser to furnish notes well endorsed
and special mortgage retained until the
final payment.
Inquire OF PETER HANNAH.
mysts H. v. BABlN, Auctioneer.
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Tho Peruvian Government, it is said,
is about sendingan agent to the Unit
ed States through whom to dispose Of
her guano. This step is alleged has
been rendered necessary by the numer-
Gus frauds practised on citizens by
speculstors in planning off upon them
adulterated and worthless stuff as pure
guano. This 1gent is to appoint
sub-agents in al the principal towns
and the article Is to be reduced to S45
per ton. y r.
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A LONG RA1LRoAD.-There is an
uninterrupted communication by rail.
road between Paris and Marseilles, in
France, a distance Of FIVE hundred
and fifty lniles. The road is construc-
ted in a very superior manner, and
the transit over it is accomplished in
ninteen hours. France has complete
lines of INSTRUMENTATION by rail.
roads With her northern and eastern
frontiers. and with the coast skirting
the Atlantic and the Mediter, anean.
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MILK-The Supreme Court Of Par
is, after long deliberation, has deci-
ded that milk is not a drink but an al.
imentary product. This changes en-
tirely the nature of the offence ofadul-
teration, and gives the court the right
of Furnishing the simplest addition Of
water by a years imprisonment The
decision has caused much constcrna-
ton.
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SOAP Il OILl
Ok BOXES PALM SOAP; 10 Bar.
<Jrels superior Lard fA, just to hand X
for sale by May 81, 7. BEAL.
AVIS.
AVIS.
TOUTES personnes oui doivant 4 Ia
II UNAWAT.

IN the evening Of The 9th inst,
" from my Plantation, the Mulato boy
TOM, sEed 81 ysars, about s feet 1OA2
inches high stoutly made. Bushey head Of hair,
when he left had on light summer clothing, % il
generally worn BY Geld hands. A suitable reward
will be paid for information that will lead 10 ma
apprehension. RHODEY PYBURN
May 9th Advocate / Gssetts COPY It'd &2tw.
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~ The Clinton people are deter

~ The Clinton people are deter
mined not to dry up in spirit. and
die off with emma; this season. They
have a we'll patrouised Thespian corps,
and it must possess considerable merit
or they would not take up SO many
heavy pieces. Of the standard and
legitimate drama. On tomorrow
evening, the play Of Don Caezar de
Balm isto be performed.
Pleasant recreation and amusement
Of this kind, during q dull season, has
more to do with the sanstive condi.
ton than is generally supposed could
man, live in communion without
growing with his neighbor over the
bread and wine-could society be
united in its interest, instead of being
divided as it is; each man for himself,
and the devil for US all-could the
individual be made to believe, that has
intcrest-present and future, lies in
the general good and we'll being Of
society; then would all difference Of
mere faith DO reconcilcd, and all unit
ed. in one bond Of fraternity and fel-
lowship. It is no utopiau dream. to
look, with prophetic eye into the fu-
ture, and see such a condition Of socie-
ty therc.-A condition that must Of
necessity exist when the minds eye, is
to receive more light from
Heaven.
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Paris is about to be favored, by the
presence Of Lola Monies, who, it is
said, is married again. The present
worse half, it is said, is gold digger
whom the Countess de Lansfeldt pick
ed up at Grass Valley, and whose
millions she proposes to dispose ofin
the French capital
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$tgular Goast Yatktts,
Tor Bayou Sara three .0~

FOR Bayou Sara three .~A
Mail steamer Laurel fllll, J. Az -
Corros, master, will leave New Orleans every
SUNDAY MoRxIS0 At . O'Clock, and every wKDNss.
DAY and FsIDAY MORNING At 10 o'clock. Returning,
leaves Bayou Sara on MONDAY, THuRsDAy and SAT-
URDAy, arriving in New Orleans same day.
Agents--M. Gordon, Jr., J. A. Braud I Landry,
John Burbridge Co., Hall / Kemp / Co., Jos. 9.
Pagaud, advertising agent.
FN. B.-A clerk will be on the Levee In n. o.
to receive freight 1t all times, from Tuesday MORN
ing to Saturday night, and shippers can deliver
boats absence. may BY.
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Within the last year $50 emigrants
have sailed to Liberia. The young
African Republic appears to be in a
most prosperous condition. The CON-
plete and permanent success Of this
Republic would be the most wonder
full event of modern times. President
Roberts it is said, on his late visit to
England, has succeeded in paving the
way for the annexation of the British
Province Of Sierrc Leone by the ac-
ton of Parliament.
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PURCHASE OF A STEAMBoAT.-A
letter from Vera Cruz to La Cronica,
of New York, says that Santa Anna
has bought the steamer Ben. Franklin
and the bark Catharine Auguita, for
$3.50. OO0-to receive them on the
Mexican Pacific coast. Santa Anna
wants them to blockade Acapulco.
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CRor IN ILLlNoIs.-A letter dated
Lawrenceville, Lawrence county, Nav
I'd, from reliable house to CONNER
cial house in Baltimore, says 1.-The
prospects of the crops here never bet
ter for a heavy yield of wheat. A
very large corn crop is also being cul-
tivated. Should no accidents occur.
causing failure, Illinois will feed her
thousands this year"
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nat SCleOCe IN lt0 on
ward and upward progress must de-
velope new facts, that are now bid.
den; 20 man who will s.,nd still a
moment. and look back on the past,
and SEQ where We have "eoms from "
can fail to admit. As the creature Of
a great Creator, man ss been led step
by step, from one fact to another
each tending to elevate and ennoble
him-is clearly written in every page
Of history. Vain, indeed is the man
who says; Il can learn no more-I
am the embodiment Of all wisdom and
knowledge, and futile must be every
effort. to teach me any thing" Such
man. when plainly written down, is
nothing less than "a fool" The
Spirit Of the age, is now as it ever has
been, in advance Of the age itself; it
is silently working out other problems.
all tending to benefit mankind. and
elevate the race to a more perfect
standard. Since the discovery of that
unseen ETHEREAL escence which per-
vades all matter-the electric fluid
ever actively at work to establish an
equilibrium. and be at rest yet neper
at rest; it has given a new impetus to
every branch Of science setting the
age As it were in advance of ITSELF
Its startling-ay, wonderful effects,
have set the mind to work 10 a new
direction to solve the problem of its
own existence. Mcsmerism, or Ami.
nal Magnetism. Sycology. Biology,
Spirit knocking and table turning.
may all eventually be traced to a new
principle Of life kindred in its nature
o electricity; and which it is quite as
veil to denominate The odic force A."
Is to have it known by any other
lame.
Professor Hale's nightly lectures
md experiments. go to show facts,
which are none the less so, for being
'enied by such Swans rs proclaim in
heir egotism, that they are the result
4 COLLISION, and should therefore be
'racticed only 10 connection with
egerdemain and sword swallowing.
What good effect is to result to
at large, just at this period
t history, from public lectures and
experiments, on this subject, we can
OF see; if for "amuse m.nt," auv
hing else would answer quite as we'll
If as a remedial agent, bread pills
'ould answer the same purpose, since
only claims to remove imaginary
Is. and cannot be made to set a leg.
The Prince of Denmark was not far
rong when he exclaimed:
There are more things in heaven
nd earth Horatio, than are dreampt
in your philosophy" Much since
len, hath been revealed /; certainly !
'ere can be nothing more strange, to
'me than the Fact that ono man f.
ay 80 control another, as to make 8
m believe that white is black and !
ack is no color at ALL" As before
id, if the object 10 presenting the q
cult sciences to the multitude is /
nu'ement-laugbing gas would have
more happy effect. /.
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New Orleans and Bayou Sara

New VrIe8DB ana bayou SARA
TWICE A WEEK-For 49,
i Bayou Sara. Port Hudson d
...obdelrs Store, Baton Rouge, ..
Plaquemine, and all intermediate landings,
the fine passenger steamer CAPITOL,
JAS. H. URE, MASTER, leaves New Or
leans every SUNDAY at Q o'clock. A. M.
and every WEDNESDAY,, at S o'clock
P. NJ. Returning leaves Bayou Sara every
MONDAY at ~, M, and Thursday at
6 P. M. and Baton Rouge every MONDAY
at P. NJ, and THURSDAY at 10 Pm.
20 For freight or passage apply on;
board. Jan. "a, 1856.
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Discovery OF THE THIRrY.FrFrH
AsrERoID.-A letter dated April
9th has been received in Boston, by
the Asia. from London, which announ-
ces that on the 10th, yet another: or
the 35th asteroid, was discovered by
Doctor Luther, at Blk, in Prussia,
but thirteen days after the 34th was
first seen at Paris,
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How many thousands die every
year without tho consoling teachings of
religion: Oh! wicked man, wilt thou
not hearken
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ATTEMPT TO ROD THE DISTRICT AT
roRNEY.--About the coolest piece of
impudence occurred yesterday in the
afternoon in Canal street that we have
heard Of. 1t was nothing less than an
attempt on the part Of a strapping
fellow to help himself 10 the goods and
chattlcs of our energetic and highly
popular District attorney, i. s. Tap
pan Esq, while he was at dinner.
On return to his room in Canal
street after dinner, Mr.. Tsppan found
big stout fellow just coming through
the window. and the following dialogue
took place:
District attorney-What are you
doing here!
Burglar-I was called in by negro
boy.
D. A.-Where is the negro boy?
B.-he hes left.
D. A. What was your business
B.-I wanted to see Mr.. Tappan.
D. A.--Are you acquainted with
Mr.. Tappan?
Bob yes, it's all right.
D. A.-Tbat may be, but suppose
you walk down stairs.
Mr.. Tappan had discovered sticking
out the burglars pockets, various ar.
ticles belonging to himself, which the
scamp had appropriated while in the
room, q revolver, cravats, socks etc.
The theft wanted Mr.. Tappan to 20
down first, but the latter, doubtless out
of Difference to bis guest, politely fol-
lowed. BY the time he was at the
bottom ofthe stairs. Mr.. T. laid hold
of the pistol in the others pocket,
and told him be would take that and
sundry other articles, as they were his
The theft very willingly
surrendered up the goods, and was
about departing, when Mr.. T. called
to a gentleman near who came to his
assistance. An officer was called and
the gentleman who knew Mr.. Tappan
10 we'll found it was not exactly "all
right" till he was locked up for exam
nation before Recorder Bright. He
gave his name as John Mitchell.
Bulletin 1911. inst.
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III Qrrie1.

On Monday night the 2lst inst. BY tss Rev.
Father Lave, MANUEL Santana. Of Nev o..
leans, to MISS NARY GRANARY Of this city.
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Virtue forgives injury even a. the
scandal tree perfumes the Ratchet that
falls it.
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BATON ROUGE:::::::MAY, %, / s55.
-==--=-=-----
The FELlcIANA DEMocRAT.-This
Semi.weekly, published At Clinton, is
one Of the best sheets in the State. Il
contains bi-weekly exposes Of Know
Noshiogism, and has shown conclusive
y and satisfactorily no doubt its rela.
tiousbil'. with aSolit;onism, ineend;o.
ryism, unconstitu nonolisnss, and many
other isms besides. Some one. good
At geneology. would do the world ser
vice. to trace out the relationship Of
this mum, and mystic order. Show
who besat it; who steod godfather
At the baptismal font; who the god
mother is. fit be not Mrs. Abbey
Kelly Foster; what it came into the
world to do; how it is going to do it;
when it will have done. and gone out.
n the" Especial Democratic Commit
tee, by whomthe Feliciasa Democrat,
is edited would do this, it would be
special service to the nation. We
make no doubt, that If an effort were
made; that three.fourths Of tho poo.
pie Of this State fwho are set down in
. very late census. as Know Nothings)
might be convinced, by tho logic Of
the Feliciana Democrat. that they are
al abolitiouists. leagued with north
srn fanatics, whettirg the knife to a
wire edge to cut their own throats.
The CRY ArroRNEY.-In the 9th.
er days edition Of the Comet, the city
attorney calls Ms to account, for saying
what he acknowledges himself to have
said. In answering question pro-
pounded BY the Board to him-wheu
the Board had in consideration the
ways and means to open Lafayette
Street; he says he said. what We say.
he said that the Board has no right to
increase the taxation above the limit,
fixed by the city charter q ofone per
oent)
But has not the Board discretionary
implied, il not express.
,ds Ifthey have not. then it is a
hankless, service indeed that the
own should impose upon the gentle
men Of the board, and cause them to,
Dose their time in holding. business
meetings., at which no business can
70 done, not written down in the char
er. The gentlemen composing the
'oard, are own. citizens, whose interests !
re identified with the interests Of this i
expanding little CITY; and as they
ave already manifested disposition
0 do something for the country"
re like to fight any obstacle thrown q
a the way-even' though, we run :
,adly and blindly against the claws :
lready made and provided with the :
'ity Attorney at their head; in do c
'g so.-This people would never re- u
udiate reasonable amount Of debt,
ontracted to open Lafayette Street to q
40 Capitol; nor would any act, to 81
i've us a descent market. meet With o
pposition. a
RI CARErIu -pAyaona Who in.
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Corn 4 0atsI
XIX BAGS CORN 4 and oats Just to,
OOC hand per steamers Elephant and
Antelope for sale by JOSHUA BEAL
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Half Barrels %. Lsuis Flouri
A LOT very choice on hand and 70, sale
"A by May ell J. BEAL
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More New Books.

7 HAVE this day received BY Express, from 2,
i York, a fine lot of New Books, among which "a
be found the very popular works entitled
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern:
Ida May; Life " Barnum;
The Doyecote or the Heart o the Uomcstea
Mary Dundas, Wanderers. and other tales.
Cloyernook Chi dren, by Alice Carey;
Jennie Morrison, The Discipline If Life;
Hypatia, or New Foes with an Old Face;
Capt Canot. or 20 years of an African SL YER;
Gu'zot's popular Tales;
Know Nothing Token, Jan. 1855;
Gerald Massey's Poems;
Carpenters Composition Physiology;
Nature in Disease; Preservation IF lea It'll;
Dashcs cf American Humor
Ms. Partngtn's Carpet Bag, &C.. &c.
Besides which will be found an assormel OF other
Miscellaneous and Religious works; Sabbath school
books; Bible and Tract Socicty's pubicat MS and
large lot Of School books for wholesaea we rea
purposes Stat oncry Of all kinds. &C., &c.
E. A. VAN METER,
Jan. II. No. Barrett House ock.
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strange particulars, probable Murder on the
Plains. More Indian Outrares

II s&6
Yes terday report reached town that a
small hunting party Of Omaha Indians had
just reached their village from the Buffalo
grounds. An interpreter who was in the
company is said to state that this side and
near the Loupe Fork, they came upon some
wagons and carriages apparently recently
deserted or left. He reports one heavy car
riage, one light carriage or buggy, two 2
horse wagons, all with harness, two OK wa
CONS and chains and other implements and
camp articles, and on tho ground near by
was found the leg of man still encased in
boot and partly devoured by wolves. He
says that various papers were strewed about
on the ground.
We rather fear that there is something in
the above report, and we hope that there will
be a company Immediately fitted out to in
quire into this matter.
1t should most certainly be attended to at
once, and some means be employed to stop
this wholesale murdering.-[Council Bluffs
Bugle, Jan. 10th.
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TRI-WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
Thursday, January 20, 1855.

TnE Snow STORM did not extend back in
to the State as far as we apprehended. A
gentleman from Keokuk county, Judge d.
MARTIN, Informed US yesterday that there
was not more than three inches At his resi-.
dence. That it gradually increased in depth
a. he approached the river.
East of us, however, we apprehend it fell
in larger quantities even than here, as we
are yet without any papers later than Chi
cago dates of Saturday. No mails or pas
scngers have come over the railroad, as we
are advised since the storm, up to this time,
Wednesday, Pm.
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CO Can the Legislature of the State
exten the term of any officer elected by the
people, beyond the time for which he was
elected? BY bill amendatory to our city
charter, published in the last Gazette, it is
provided that one half the Aldermen to be
decided by lot, shall continue in Office one
year longer than the term for which they
were elected.
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GRAND TEMPLE of HONOR OF IOWA.
The Representatives to the Grand Temple
Of Honor and Temperance, assembled pursu-
ant to notice, at ssTemper's Hail." Bur!ing-
ton, on Thursday the 18th Of January, 1855.
The meeting was called to order by D. NJ. W.
I. GEO. TEMPLE, who appointed EDWARD +.
EDGlNToS, Secretary. pro tenn. The Com
mittee on Credentials having examind and
reported the same correct, the members pres
ens were obligated, and proceeded to the
election OF Officers for the present term,
which resulted as follows:
G. w. T., GEO. TEMPLE,
G. W. Y. T., DANIEL S. EBERsoL,
G. W. R., EDw. T. EDcNroN.
e.. w. IT,. w. D. GILBERT,
G. W. u, WV. E. WOODWARD,
G. w. Chap, GEO. SWEENEY,
CIV. G. ROBERT THoRx,
Acting PIG. w. T., JOHN G. FoorE.
The officers were then installed into their
respective Offices by the Acting =. &. w. Y.
JoHS e. FooTE, and INN diately entered
" on their duties. The &. w. L. having APP
pointed the various standing committees, the
Temple proceeded to the transaction of mu h
important business, which having been dis
posed of, the Temple was closed in due form,
and adjourned to meet on Wednesday the
10th day of May, 1855, in Burlington.
EDw. T. EDGrN1oS, G. w. r.
Applications for Charters for Subordinat to
Temples can be made to the G. w. R., Bur-
lngton.
Papers favorable to the cause of temper
ancc will confer favor by copying.
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PRICES FOR GOODS UNIFOR y.
Judicial Sale.

{ N the oath day of February next, there will be
~ sold, at The door ct the court House in the city
u burlington, Des MONIES county, LAVA, by Decree
ct the District Court of sad County Lots in Burlng
ton 2O7 anu EOS, and 40 feet the Alley by 70 feet
inches deep in the n. Z. corner of Lot No. 2s7 in
Burlington, DIS MONIES county Iowa. To be sold at
auction. 10 the highest bidder. One fourth casl-one
urth in ne year-one fourth in two years-and one
fourth in three years from the day If sale TO bear
interest from date at ten ler G. mt. per :nnu III Ill
paid the interest rays bic -hc deferred On
hcntS to be seemed by mortgage upon the premises.
WIN. Il. EWING
ALFRED CLARKE. Referees.
WILLIAM GARRETT,
Jan. II, lS55.-t-wtds
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-iIAvE you read the NEWSDOY? II You have
Z not you csn do no by calling round at Van Me-
ter's Book Store where is kept fine assortment Of
NEW and INTERESTING works If oil kinds, suitable
FIR the wants OF city and country taste Ais' fine
t Of stationery Of all descriptions, School books,
&c. viii. will be soid low can be afford d by
sny other house in the trade in the State.
80 IL ETT T. A. VAN METER.