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INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Com
Those who take Policies Of Insurance for Life and those
as may be realized from an accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants life,
or on the lives of slaves for year, term of years, at
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Saongs Bamkand the
deposltos allowed interest at the rate of cent per
annum for any time not exceeding four months cent
over four and not exceeding six MONTHS and per cent
for any time over six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address
Greensborough, N. c. September i, 1854 ~ Sly.
DANAMA IN 1s55-AN ACCOUNT OF THE PAN
WALL with Sketches of Life and character the lsthmus
By Robert Tones With Illustrations, lemo muslin
from New York to assist at the opening of the Panama
Railroad He has given full and interesting account OF
completion with graphic and instructive description of
the romantic country whose eastern and western shores
of tropical climate of the natural history Of the
Ishmus and its peculiar social customs and habits which
presented by the author in style of unhaggng anna-
ton and gayey make his work of the most attractive
books of travel issued from the American press The
illustrations from drawings made on the spot
SYDNEY SMITHS hSs LIFE LIFE AND LETTERS.
A Memoir of Reverend Sydney Smith By his Daughter
Lady Holland. With Selection from his Letters edited
by Mrs. Austil vols. 12mo, muslin.
The work issued comprises inartificial me-
moir of Sydney Smith, giving brief and unpreteuding
narrative of his life but literally spced with specimens of
his good sayings and limited selection from his correspon
dence consisting almost entirely of letters written in the
abandon of friendship to few Of his intimate assocates
For Sale By Fl. D. TURNER,
n. C. Book Store.
Raleigh Sept. 1855 So
SIDNEY A. SMITH,
Alto RNEY AT L AW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
Will attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses
sions of Wake Johnston Cumberland and Harnett
Smithfeld Feb. 90, 1856. 2S-tf.
NOTICE.
ID ENG ABOUT TO LEAVE THE STATE, l HAVE,
0fr the purpose of collecting what is due ME, and of
arranging my business, appointed Edward Cantwel Raj
eigh my attorney, trustee, and general agent,
The Oil Mills Land and Machinery, and my former Re-
sdence in this City, heretofore advertised still for sale
rent upon reasonable Persons willing pur-
chase invited to call upon my attorney and examine the
property. WM. j. CLARKE
Jan. : 1856 If
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uDLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
ID approved form. just printed and for sale at the
"Sandard" office.
Also Wrts Subpoenas Warrants, aid variety of other
blanks.
Aug 25, 1865 70
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A. NJ. LEVI!

A. NJ. LEWIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
MAY BE FOUND, WHEN NOT ABSENT ON PRO-
lvA FESSIONAL BUSINESS, at his office his resi-
dencc north of the Capitol, on Halifax Street.
Raleigh. July IL. 1900 66-tf
ID EvISED CODE, PRICE 81 90. POSTAGE
h when sent by mail As cents. For sale by
w. L. POMEROY.
Also. the Revised Code intcreared. few copies only
in this form remaining. IS 81.
W. L. p keeps also constantly hand Jones' Digest,
Eatons Forms 1rele Executors and Law Books gem
orally particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Court License.
January Il, 1856 II
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Dec. 1st, 1855.

II the County of NASH on June 25h, 1854, a negro
man, who says his is TOM and belongs the heirs
Billy Fosters, deceased Tom, from his appearance
on and has than ordinary space between two Of
his under teeth The to forward
prison charges and take him away he will be
posed of according to law. A. R. BAINES
Aug. 1-wtf. Sheriff
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One Price Jewelry Store.
MYERS g. ANKE,
DEALERS IN
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles,
SILVER WARE, &C.
NO. 754, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
Watches and Jeaeezry carefully repaired.
October 4, 1855. Sly
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II expecting to receive this morning their stock of
Foreign and American Garden and Grass Seed which is
much larger and varied than any previous supply
They prepared to execute orders from merchants in
part of the State the most favorable terms and will
allow them the privilege of returning all unsod by the 10Th
June.
Families wishing seed will please send their orders while
stock full All seed warranted fresh and gen
une and among them and splendid varieties
PESCUD GATLING,
Druggists and Seedsmen,
Raleigh, n C.
Jan. 3, 1855. 10
.sy- Sr irt of the Age and Register copy.
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RALEIGH Il GASTON RAILROAD.
Raleigh E. CASTOR r. H. Office


RALEIGH, February s, 1856.
a THE NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD IS NOW
"A completed to Charlotte notice is hereby given that
goods produce brought down that Road nenaed for
transportation the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad. will be
received by this Company at the North Carolina Railroad
Depot in Raleigh (owned jointly by the Companies)
and will be transported thence without delay or extra
charge and goods for the western merchants and
others along that Road will likewise be delivered at the
same point.
All dues freight must be paid at Petersburg or Ports
mouth, except freight, which be paid in ad
vance OF on delivery of the goods.
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents of
the Company to give satisfaction in the transportation of
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers goods requested have them
distinctly Marked that their destination may be known
R. A. HAMILTON, President.
25-tf
VNHY PURCHASE PIANOS FROM IRRESPONSI-
tersbug the best quality (not second prices
which will be guaranteed as as any at the North
South from E. p NASH Piano Forte Dealer corner of
Sycamore and Bank SITS.
Always hand between and Pianos to select FROM
nearly all varying in style and finish.
Dec. 15 1855. s.
LIVERY STABLE.
VHNHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE PLEASED TO IN
IL FORM THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
generally that they have recently bought the Liuey Stables
formerly owned by j. Nixon Esq., the Market House,
where they will Keep hand well broke and tractabe
horses carriages and bugges with good trusty drivers
for the accommodation Of those who wish to travel
Horses also. boarded by the day month Their prices
will be accordance with the times. All possible pains
will be taken to give general satisfaction to those who may
patrOniZe their establishment.
L. T. CLAYTON,
l. BECkWITH.
Raleigh, Sept. &c, 1856. ss+tf
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II. DOBBIN,
Boot and Shoe Maker.

II. DOBBIN,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
HAS REMOVED HIS SHOP TO THE HOUSE FOR
LII mery occupied by Mrs Iardic a confectionery
Fayetteville street opposite the Market House. where he is
prepared to execute all orders his line of business
He has hand stock of excellent leather and will
all work done by him. He his thanks for past
vors and will endeavOr to merit continuance of them
ss" Remember the old stand of Mrs. Hardic.
Raleigh, Jan. Z, 1856. S-tf.
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LEWIS n KING,

LEWIS KING,
Comm ss ion Merchants,
MOBILE ALABAMA.
b. B. LEWIS formerly of Franklin Co., n G..
DR.. PEYroN KING, of Pickens Co, Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis. authorized agent of Raleigh, n. c.
June g. 1854. S.
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THEREBY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF HOLLY
III SPRINGS and vicinity that be is prepared to attend
to calls his professional services He respectful
y socs share of public patronage and will endeavor to
give satisfaction
March H. 1856. s. '-s---l e. W.-
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"A JAIL OF PETERSBURG, VA, NEGRO
boy by the name of BILL belonging Lemue Tyce Esq.,
and bought by him from Slater Jones. The can
obtain SAID boy by coming sending and paying charges
J. Q. LUFSEY.
Petersburr July 1873
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. c., |
March ~, 1856. {
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Sat this office until Clock A. NJ l4th Of April next,
for the purchase of $250O0O of North Carolina State
Bonds dated January ls 1856. and running thirty years
Proposals will also be received for the purchase OF 81
600 of Bonds which will be dated January lst, 1855.
Both classes of Bonds will have coupons for interest at
six Der cent per annum payable lst of Jan and July at
tached The principal and interest will be Mt the
Bank of the Republic New York, unless where the party
prefers have them payable at the Treasury OF the State
Successful bidders upon being Informed OF the acceP.
tapce of their bids depOste the amount to the credit
of the undersigned in the Bank of the Republic New
York or in either of the Banks of this City.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
"Proposals n c. Stocks" to the undersigned at hal
5e bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller Of State and the Presldeht OF
the Bank of the State. D. W COUHIo,
" Public Treasurer.
Raleigh, March l3, 1856. Sa-to'
r AMP OLA GOOD SUPPLY JUST TO HAND
''' ~ ~ PEsCUD GATLING.
March H. 1855. ..' 81
HOH-I-NOOR.-THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE AU-
n THOkIZED to close cut that splendid chewing To-
bacco which nvoiced at IS per lb at greatly re,
duced prceand customers, who admired out co"io
not afford to chew it, will please give US call
March 13, 1856. Is
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ANDREW J. STEDMAN,
= f4nRnnw nf I.AW~
DIR. J. b. WINSTON

Having removed Pttsborough, N. c. will attend regu.
lary the Courts of Chatham Moore and Harnet Counties
Pittshro', April 16, 1885, 42@E
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JAMES J. IREDELL,

RALEIGH, N.
Will attend all business entrusted to him. the TT
of this and the adjoining Counties.
Oce-the occupied by the late Hon. James Iredell
Raleigh, June 18th, 1858. 82-M
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
ATTOR NEY AT L AW,
SMITHFIELD, NC,
VIII attend regularly the Courts of Pleas Quarter Ses
sions Of Wake, Johnston, Cumberland and Harnett.
Smithied, Feb. co. 1856. 2S-tf.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,

Counsellor and Attorney at Law, .r
RALEIGH, c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
at the office formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will h.
Raleigh, January 8, 1854. 16--w&sw6m. Z
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WNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
IL Person County, Sunday the 9th instant runaway
negro who he Free but cannot show any OF
raised about Greenve, Virginia Said negro about
twentyone old of gngercake color five feet
taken up white pants bombazne coat and striped cotton
vest all badly worn The owner Of said slave is hereby
he will be dealt with the law directs. :. !
JOHN c. WILEY, Jdilor
Roxhoro, Inn 10 1885, 2O-tf
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Law Copartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
RALEIGH, N. G. -.
Will attend promptly to all business entrusted to them
H. w. Miller II RoGEps
October %, 1854. 66-H
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-07-26
POETRY.
TIE HEARTS CHESTS.


When age has cast its shadows
Ger life's declining way,
And the evening twilight gathers
Round our departing day
Then we shall sit and ponder
On the ditn and shadowy past;
Within the hearts still chambers
The guests will gather fast.
The friends in youth We cherished
Shall come to us once more.
Again to hold communion
As in the days Of yorc.
They may be stern and sornbrc;
They may be young and fair,
But the heart will have its chambers;
The guests shall gather there.
How shall 1t be, my sisters
Who, then, shall be our guests'
How shall il be, my brothers,
When life's shadows on US rest
Shall we not, midst the silence,
In accents soft aud low,
Then hear familiar voices,
And words Of long ago
Shall we not see dear fiices.
Sweet smiling rs Of old
Till the mists Of that still chamber
Are sunset clouds Of gold
When age has cast its shadows
Der life's declining way,
And the evening twilight gathers
Round our departing lay
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Paris is a city Of wonderful occurrences.
The suicides are wonderful, the lives extraor-
binary, and the deaths unnatural. OF the mar
riages there are constantly happening the drol-
est, and the oldest, the most bizarre magma
BILE, Of which the following is a specimen -
Madame Ia Contesse X--a very rich widow.
living in an aEisloeratic faubuurg, went daily
into populous quar,iere Of the city for the
purpose of distributing aims In order not TO
attract attention and prevent curiosity. she was
IN the habit Of leaving her splendid eqnipage
and proceeding modesily in the omnibus. Il
was thus that upon one occasion she addressed
herself TO the cundaeior Of une Of the vehicles
who had attracted her notice by his poIiteness
and attention towards his passengers She de-
sired him TO reserve for her at a certain hour
syeiy day place in the carriage Oh the step Of
which he pursued his ayocalion. During many
mouths the place was scrupulously preserved 10
the great Commandment OF the lady; and to les-
tify her satisfaction to the young conductor,
who physically, was remarkably prepossessing,
she one day abruptly observed 10 hini Knight
easily pass for your mother, for am beyond
my tor'ieth year, but il my age does not fright
en- you. offer you my hand ia marriage and
my brilliant position.
Notwithstanding this intense astonishmeni,
the conductor took of his cap and at once ae-
cep'ed her offer, refusing BY way of generous
acknowledgement, To accept Of any conpeusa-
ton for the distance she had rdden.-rhe mar
rage was recently celebrated. The conductor
finds himself a man of40, 900 francs income and
husband Of a buxom person, wham it is his de.
light daily to promenade on the Champs Elys-
ees in an elegant ealeche drawn by pair Of
expensive horses, The envy aud admiration Of
all who see them.
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TEMPLE OF FANCY
-.sDp--
THE FAR FAMED
+. q A. sPEYER, Of New = York.
TTAvR leased for term Of years, the store IN
Ill recently occupied by MRS. RHODES, and
have opened therein, for the ladies Of
aRATTLEsoRo 50 VICINITY,
a MOST BEAUTIFUL
"TErxPLH OF FANCY"
Among the exquisite and beautiful articles we offer
them are
SILK 3
Of the richest & most gorgeous styles ever brought
into the country, such as
MORE ANTIQUE SILKS PLAID SILKS;
BROCADE Do. STRIPED Do.
CHANGEABLE Do.
BIsHOFF's AND LYONS BLACK SILKS Of rich
lustre and quality, made expressly to our order.
SH AW LIS.
THIBET sHAWLs STALE 'sHAwLS
CASHMERE LONG 4 SQUARE Do, Of all
colors and qualities
SILK Do.
In this department we have every variety
style, and size and quality from the most splendid
aud costly 10 the cheaper kinds.
EMBROIDERTEs AND LACE5.
For elegance, beauty and taste, our assortment
in this department Is not exeeiled by any thing
Rich Assortment Of
COLLARS; SWISS s CAMBRIA BANDS
HONTTON LACE; VALENCIA LACE;
ENGLISH THREAD LACE
REAL BRUSSELS LACE;
BERAGES
OF the latest design, aud Of the most beautiful
colors and qualities.
DE LANES.
{ A splendid assortment Of
WOOL & COTTON DE LANES:
IRISH PoPLINs JACONErrS
LAWNS, &c. too numerous TO detail.
GINGEAMs.
A large assortment Of the best make of
LANCASTER SCOTCH GINGHAMs.
GLOVES.
The best kinds Of the wen known
ALEXANDRE'S KID 4 SILK GLOVES
Also, variety of
Isle rHRAED and other GLOVES.
Dress and MantiIIa Trimmings
In every conceivable style. including the latest
SPRING STYLES.
BONNET RIBBONS.
A rich assortment. including every desirable
shade Of color, style and quality.
We ofsr the richest and most costly styles and
qualities Of goods ever brought to this market and
such as arr usually to be found only in the larger
cities together With others Of medium grades but
Of tasteful designs.
Havingtakcn advantage ofthe market and bought
all our goods for cash We able to sell, FOR
CASH ONLY, even lower than can be bought in
the cites
Our goods are now opcuei. and We shall be hap
py to val. on our friends aud all who may favor
with call. Please examine our stock before
purchasing ELSEWHERE. as We will Offset our time
against that Of visitors.
y. a A. SPEYER.
Bratsleboro. April 81. 1866. IA
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MADEIRA WINES.

London Marizet Dsmpnsta, Ldninn parii.r Bual SIR
cAl, Ham.ey, rnis, 0if-ras, Rgsrrvs niarhbnrn ana
Cher brands, toFgter with arrr ua.i-iru In
btss, the most 4 vheh, having ieeu many year. IN aur
Shelves . undoubtedly Ne most choce MAeha 70 BE- ftaifd
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I ERMoNTvALLEY RAN ROAD

VERMONT VALLEY RAIL ROAD
Notice. On and after MONDAY, MAY oth'
TRAINS will run as follows:
Leave Bellows Falls for Brattleboro, SO A. NJ
aud $40 7. NJ returning leave Brauleho-s u
Bellows Falls 1880 A. NJ. and 4.45 P. NJ
FRHGHr TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails at Ass 4
NJ. ) and Brattleboro at 100 r. ~
The two Passenger Trains over this Rouis- CO..
meet South with the Vt 4 Mass. and Con1sese-.
river kail ROADS,, 10 Springfield, IIartio-i, =.
Haven and Bridgeport, direct 10 New fork. ~
the North with the Rutland and BurlingfOu, safll-
van; Vermont Central, Vermont and Canada, tan-
necticut and Passumpsie Rivers Rail R ads, iorn-
ingdireet communication with Whitehall, saraiogA
\ schenectady, St. Johnshury and White Noun
tains. burlington and ROuse's Point, Ogdensbars
and Montreal NJ sLOAT, supt.
VEnnoNr FALIRY Rail Row OFFICE,
APRIL 20, 1856.
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WHISKEYS AND RUNS.

Choice old Highland Malt Scotch Whiskey 10 hhis and
glass Very 81 and superior Bonrtuu Wmskry. IN hias
legs, and ioities Ciice Nsionraeia and ether whskeT
on dTsagn and m Elaas bndnu Dock Jamaica Aam, OA
variety q spirits W. fahie and nlelitinai u.a
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SONS NosE.-Deacon C--of Hartford
Conn, is we'll known as being provided with
an enormous handle 10 his connieuanee in the
shape OF a huge nose in fact il is remarkable
for It's great length. On late occasion. when
taking up collection in the church to which
he belonged, as he passed through the conqre-
CATION every person 10 whom he presented The
box seemed to be possessed By sudden and
nneonirollabls desire 70 laugh. The deacou
did nut know what to make OF il. He had Of
ten passed it round beinre, but no such effects
had he Witnessed. The deacon was fairly puz.
zied- The secret, however, leaked out. He
had been afflicted day or two with sore on
has nasal aPpendage, and had placed a small
piece OF sticking plaster on il. During the
morning of The day in question, the plaster had
dropped of, and the deacon seeing il. as he
supposed, on the door, picked ii up and stuck
" on again. Bot alas for him he picked up in
stead one Of tbs pieces of paper which The
manufacturers of spool eotion paste on the end
OF every spool, and which read "Warran,ed "a
hold oul 200 yards" Such sign on such a
nose was enough to upset the gravity Of anv
congregation.
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l, made me Peel Independent.


man named Purter says ne once iad eierl-
cal friend between whom and himself there ex-
listed great intimacy Every saturday n'ehi,
as Porter was balancing his cash noie would
come requesting The loan oil hYe do'lar DIN
The money was always returned punc'"ai'y Al
3 o'clock on the next Monday morning bu'
what puzzled the lenuer was me arson Always
returned The very iden,icai no'e ne norIo"eu'
Since he had discovered ms iaet nc had made
private marks on tile note sun uhe same vas
handed back on Monday morning Ona sat
urday evening he sent JACK a nve dollar piece
Instead OF noie, and marked u, Porter got
nervous aud bilious about ne could not
sleep at night Tor thinking Of he would
wake ms VINO IN inc middle oil me nlgh' and
ask her what she thought OF sHeh an occurrence
lie was last boiling over WIN curiosity when
note came from me reverend borrower one
Christmas eve asking ihe loan OF ten DOLLARS
brilliant thought struck our friend lie put
on ms coat, resolving to cali and demand an ex-
PLANTATION OF the mystery.
Mr.. -, said our friend, III you Will
answer me one question: VIII lei you have the
ten dollars. How does 1t happen thai you al
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wHALEBoNE SKIRTS.

TINE only object of Whalebone Skirt is to give
Il apruper, graceful and elegant form to lady 5
dress. Unless this is accomplished, the article is
entirely worthless. The Ladies, by referring to
Frank Lesle's Gazette of Fashions for April. will
notice that L. &. J. HOLMES have from actual
experience been successful in producing this most
desirahle-artice, and that their IarRoTRD SEAM
LESS SKiRr meets the unanimous lpprobation Of the
ladies. They are light pliabe, aud easily ADJUST
ei- and the only skirt which is equally apapted 10
the parlor, the street and the crowd are made in
one piece or breadth, and in our oppinion and in
the opinion Of thousands OF ladies who have bought
them, the mostreliable goods Of the kind in mar
ket We were the first to Introduce Whalehone
skirt, and from onr experience ia the manufacture
and retail Of these goods, we have found that All
kinds Of cotton cord, and nearly all kinds Of cord
and all siarched goods, cannot be used satisfactory
y as they will not recover their place when nress
ed out Of shape. We consider ali
WHALEBONE SKIRTS.
as worthless, Of whatever material made. unless
there Is something Of sufficient Stiffness ant eias-
heiiy, and at the same time yielding aud pliable,
to Keep the dress in proper shape below the bones
To accomplish this we have our cord made under
our own direction, and expressly for our goods. and
from the only material that can be used that will
recover It's proper place when pressed our Of shane
and are 50 twisted in manufacturing that they will
not roll or curl when wet, and warranted to wash
without injury. The public are cautioned against
all worthless goods the market, since our goods
have became popular and extensively known has
been flooded with goods Of al kinds, and nut to-
geiher without form or comeliness or any other oh
leet but TO sell, and Of auurse are called Whalebone
SKIRTS. Some mitators, in their efforts to profit by
our reputation, have gone so far as to copy almost
exactly our trade mark upon their goods
PLEASE NOTICE II Every genuine article stamned
z. & J. HOLMES IMPROVED SEW
LESS WHaLEBO.NE SKIRT. and NAV no
found by the trade in many Of the largest JoBbinr
Houses in New York and Boston, and AZ retail j5
the principal Dry Goods stores
a., Il. AZ }. HOLMES, Boston.
'une . AoVo. 2m23
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SHERRY WINES

nnr dariun Co. Ilafmouy Yriarin sherriu- IN al
hcif r.f Ties fte ist brown Ainouiiai1 TopsE, 0or-
ehcs fais, nierti IN ilt- tes cinrr heavy ia Ilrwn
shcrry' Ina ss-d and slAla I. D. n ia Broan Sherry,
nLulll. u $40 ---
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The ccisraiei rhe Lay Gin. 10 pipes, crses laru and
hotes. swan Caidue- She'll Bonquet and dfh-r ohuics
brands. Luioa Cnrlil Ola very "a schsilarn ain 10
eases, lsstilss, &c.