davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24
agrirulturat.
HINTS TO FARMERS.

P1L1NG AND COVERING MANURE. Manure
is doubled in value by being drawn out and
piled, in the fall, eight or ten loads in a
pile like hay cock, and covered with plas-
ter and ashes.
HEALING PAINT FOR DEcAYED BRANcH.s
AND OF WOUNDS IN TREEs.-Dissolve two
ounces of corrosive sublimate in spirits Ct
wine, and mix with three pints of best tar.
The decayed parts to be pared off, or goug-
ed out below the level of the surrounding
bark, and the mixture applied. All limbs
that require removal should be cut off
close to the trunk, or larger branch and
treated similarly.
URATE.-It is asserted by manufacturers
that from three to four hundred weight of
urate form an ample dressing for an acre of
wheat; but it is much better for the farmer
to economize the liquid rolings of his do,
mestic animals, and apply it to his crops of
hay, grain and roots. as his necessities rs
Wants may 'sqclle. N u i1s i flcn ~
the food Of plants, the urea or salts are
highly valuable. By attending to this mat
ter, the farmer may easily save large a.
season. His lands will be all the richer for
it, and their increased productiveness will
repay him literally for all the trouble and
expense involved.
CHARCOAL FOR Sw1NE-It is not, per-
haps, generally known, that one of the best
articles that can be given to swine while in
preparation for the tub is common charcoal
The nutritive proprieties are so great that
they have subsisted on it without other food
for weeks together. Geese, confined so as
to deprive them of motion and fattened on
three grains Of corn per day, and as much
coal as they can devour, have become fat
tened in eight days. The hog cats voraei-
ously, after little time, and is never sick
while he has a good supply. It should be fed
to them regularly, like all other food.
CRAFTS AND GRAFT WAx-In selecting
gratis, take the twigs from those branches
which have born fruit the previous season;
or if buds are wanted, take from those
which have fruit upon them, for by thus do
ing, fruit may be obtained, usually in two
seasons. Graft wax may be made as fol-
lows: One pound tallow, two pounds bees
wax, four pounds rosin, all pure and clean
articles put the whole into an iron pot, and
heat them until they come to foam: then
turn the heated wax into a tub of water !;
then with greasy hands work thoroughly, as
shoemaker's wax is worked
uLrRY-Their food should be corn or
corn and oats kept where they can have ac-
cess to it at all times, also fresh water daily
When cooped up, they should have pull
verized oyster-shell and gravel where they
can obtain them when they require, and oc-
casionally fresh meat, with the meat bones
and other scrappings from the table, and
two or three times week they should have
raw vegetables, chopped fine, such as cab
bage, onions, turnips, CARROTS, &c.," and
in the summer daily supply of grass. It
will be found beneficial to feed once a dav
with meal, wet up with warm water, espe-
ciaIly in winter.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

It's good sign to have man enter your
office with friendly greeting -"Here's the
money to pay for my paper"
It's bad sign to hear man say that he
is too poor to take paper-ten to one he
carries jug of "red eye" that cost him half
dollar.
Mirth lengthens,- but melancholy shortens
our lives.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

"Will you take my word, when I tell
you that l will call and pay your demand
on Monday?" said delinquent debtor to a
dunning creditor, with whom he had sharp
words. ''No sir" rejoined the other, Il
had rather you would keep your word"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24
9luftry,
WHAT ARE WE SEEKING?

WHAT ARE WE SEEKING?
BY T. RUSSELL.
What are we seeking. one and all
Whitherward are we going
East or West,
DO we reach that rest
Where never thorn is growing'
What are we seeking' Is it the fame
The world so meagerly doleth,
That, ere 'tis ours,
We sleep meath flowers,
And the bell o 'er our sepulchre tolleth?
Can it be Gold that is leading US on''
Is it for Wealth we banker?
Is it for this
We barter our bliss,
Gold that doth speedily canker'
What are we seeking? ask it of those
With US in the race contending,
And each reply
Will another deny,
For none knows whittier he s tending.
Ask it OF Youth, and the quick response
Will tell the an olden story,
Of Love, of Joy,
OF maidens coy,
Or the eager thirst for "Glory"
Age will speak of a Home of Rest,
Where never pain shall enter,
And great and small.
Their hopes-their all,
in different goal will centre.
What are we seeking' this. It's this,-
Every one his pleasure,
None the same;
This for name,
That for store Of treasure.
What are We seeking he who'd find
Must never grow faint or weary.
Ihnneh nerer
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

A Frenchman, soliciting relief, said very
gravely to his fair hearer-"M 'amselle, [
never beg but dat [ have Won wife wild sew
eral small family dat is growing very large,
and nossing to make DER bread out of but
the perspiration of my own eyebrows"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

Beggar-"Can you help poor man to-
day, yer 'onor?" Shopman-"Pll remem-
ber you next time" Beggar- sSure, sir,
never trust; I'd be ruined entirely if did. y
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

An ugly bachelor says that everything
should be in character. For instance,
search-warrants should be printed on ''trac-
ing paper" and wedding notices on 'Joops
cap." Of course that bachelor is very ug-
ly indeed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

Quincy being asked why there were more
women in the world than men, replied: cit
is in conformity with the arrangements of
nature. We always see more of heaven
than of earth.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

What did Kossuth mean when he said
"bayonets think p The meaning is obvi-
Gus. Every polished baycnet is capable of
reflection.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-04-24

Fashion'is the race of the rich to get a.
way from the poor, who follow as fast as
hey can.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1856-04-25
Tnc Farrmer,s Guide.

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL AGRI
CUI TURE.
Bv Henry Stephens. +. r. s, of. E,linburqh,
and the lsfeJ r. Norton Pro frssor of ScfentMc
Agriculture in Yale College New Haven. 2voIs
Royal Octave lGnr pages, and numerous Wood
nd Steel Eugravngs.
This is, con issedlv the most complete work IL
Agriculture ever published, and in order to give
il d wide circulation the publishers have resolved
TO reduc the price 10
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO VOL.
UMES!!
Whe n sent by mail (posnpail) 90 CaIifofhaend
Oregon til price will be 81. To everv other part
of he Union andto Canada (post-pad) So Tj-ThS
,oork is NOT the Ad "lBook Of the Farm.
Remtinces for ANY of the above publications
sh on always be adore ssed, paid 10 the Pub.
fishers, LEONARD SCOTT q. Coz
No 81 Gold Street, New York.
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Elf

The books for subscription TO The capitol stoe :
Of the "Bank of America ef Tennessee" will be
opened on March 3lsi $50. At the office Of Henry
& Shackleford under The direction Of the corPO-
-ators Of said Bank, aeeor iing to the charter OF
he same, passed at the late session Of the Legsla-
ure; to be kept OF en- Tor thirty days.
barn ES, p. PHILPOT. JAS. TRlCE,
IL. y. WEST. W. II, MASON w IL DRAkE
!. A. HENRY ]. NJ. QUARLES T M'CLLOCH
4 RORB. I'D. TYLER A. c. GAINES
). T ABERNATHY J. II. WILLIAMS.
7 March IL Rs56-sw.
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30 the Ladies',

WE respectfully invite your attention TO our
extensive stock OF House furnishing Hardware,
such extra fine isor, balance handle knives &,
forks, knives only forks only, Carvers in sett &
single pieces, round and Ociigan sleels, plated
Spoons, Folks aud Butter Knives. lea r rays 10
sets, Tea Trays single, square, oval ana other
handsome patterns. Bu,e7 pflnis and g-ges, But
tei knives or Paddles. knie boxes, Shovel and
longs, also &. T Stands, dust pans. nci.lder
pans coal scoops. and every variety Of Scissors.
Shears, needles kuillins pins aud house furnishing
hard ware 81 every variety.
BEAUMONT g. M'cALL.
Nov ., SLY
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1856-04-25
| MON

IHAVE PURCHASED THE STABLE FOR.
merry owned by f. S. Beaumont. and lately occu-
pied By q. w. Herring. situated o. aud Cross
Street The Stable has been throughA repaired,
aud furnished with good saddle and hadness horses
and also with vehicles suited 10 the wants Of the
public which offer TO hire.
] am also prepared with an abundance Of the
best provender that the country affords, and good
hosIlers who ore ready TO take good car ed all
horses that may he brought 10 my stable. share
Of paironsgeis respectfully solicited.
Charges shall be Reasonable.
March "a '56-3m. John FOX,
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w. g. ]. E. BRoADDus
$40 Reward.

Runaway IRON the subscriber living IN
Montgomery. County Tennessee two mites south.
west fTom Portrayal about the ist Of May, 1853 a
negfowoman named Violet the i'd wousu is in.
cned TO be chnnkF bsoadfseed. of a dark yello W
ish complexion quick spsken when addressed. A.
bout fifty i've years ofsgs, ! will give the above
reward 20 sny person who delivers her to me or
secures here that eau get her again.
Erb. % SC-Hl HENRY NokTHlKOTON,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1856-04-25
is D A C r E s
FOR MERCHANTS.

WE have tOlerably large stock of Selves cur
~ combs, Locks, Hinges, Bai Of all SORTS, HaInes
Traces, Counter, PlaiforHT1hnd Beam Scales
Tacks, BraGs, Saddle Trees, Table and Poesel
Cutlery, Of different patterns, Brass aud Iron
Screws and in truth great many little artiles
which you can readily dispose. We would be
glad, 10 have you call at our house, when you
visit this place.
Feb 90 '5G-,G BEAUMONT l. MCCALL
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Du99DHUp1DM AND
NEW FIRM.

Tho ce-pa. tncrsbip. heretofore existing, beiw.
cen II n. Postou & G Richards. anler the name
aud STYLE oC Posion & Richards having bel this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent, all persons ia.
dobied to the said firm of Posion & Richards. by
note aocouat, earnestly requested to call On
II &. II Posien. who will cont mite the business At
the old stand. and make payment or before the
18th oay Of April newt. the necessity Of wind.
ug mp The business Of the 6un vii eDraDei them
TO place all claims maiuing VI paid ~ thaf tim-
in he hands Of m officer Tor collection. " u.
Postou Is a'ops authorised TO use the name OF the
finh iu liquidation.
Feb. Is, lejG-H
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eHANcERY COURT AT DOVER

Thomas y, Ellis j OK motion
VS. Of com.
S. s. Shoemaker & wife Alkaline P pa AM
and Il appearing TO the Satisfaction OF the CLERK
aud Master that $. 8 Shoemaker and wife Adaine
F. ueope are non.r~sidenis of the State,
Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process OF Law
cannot be served upon hio, II is there.
fore ordered that Publication be made for 3 week,
in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, new spaper publish.
ed in the town OF GAINESVILLE, requiring said de
PENDANTS 10 appear at Dover on or before the fir
Tuesday after the frcoud Monday in April next
then aud there 10 plead, answer or deInur tC
com claimants Bill or the same will be takeT
for confessed and set down fnr hearing Ex Patte
J. c. ROBERTSC g.. NJ.
BY THOS NJ. ATKINS Dep'y
Dover Tenn. March 81 !. 1856 -3w.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1856-04-25
NcnAHcERY AT CLARK>vIbLE.

IN CnAHCERY AT CLARKSVIELE.
Thomas Ilolber FEaM the allegation il
VS. the bill filed IN this c,use
Fisher iiannum q : il appears TO the snisfaca
A Henry aud NJ. ton the Clerk aud Master
Mattill. 800 thai VI. Mtitill one of ti,r
defendants is non resident OF The State ct Ten
nessee s that the ordinary process of law cannot
be served upon him II therefore ordered III Il
publication be- Made for four successive. we. k
in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, a news paper pub
lished in GAINESVILLE Tennessee requiring said at
ill TO appear at tho next term OF the Chaneery
Court to be held at GAINESVILLE on the 3D. MONDAY
Of April next and plead answer or demur 10 com.
plautanis bill or the same wi be taken fo- con.
fessed as TO him aud set down for hearing Ex.
Partc. THOS.J MUNFORD e. e. NJ
Ma reh IA Sow
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CARPENTERS q. OTHER NJ +
Chanics

AR + assured OF procuring at our house, Tools
of superior quality Amongst which will be
found SPEAR and JScksons Mill, X Cut and
rannel Saws all Of which are warranted to be
good, also Files, Rasps Chisels, Augers, Glatcheis
Hammers and House Building Hardware Of every
variety and Of the best manufactures
BEAUMONT g. M'CALL
Nov '55-Iy
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1856-04-25
1Iancery sale of Valuable Land.

L. j. Perdue & Mosleys Hersl In pursuance
Tx Paree. ( OF an order
made by the Chaucery court at GAINESVILLE at The
October Term 1855 OF said courtl will selfto the
highe bidder at the court house 10 Carksvile on
the LIST Monday in February next, the land men
lioned N the pleadings.-Sad land lies in Mont
gomtry county on Cumberland River about
miles above Clarksville aud was recently occupied
by John b. Fairfax. and contains
l53 ACR E s.
II is in pat very rich Bottom land and valuable
and is sold Tor division between petitioners.
TERMS 6. ~ & I months, note with good se-
curly required Of the purchaser and lien retain
ed for the purchase money--Biddings to be open
ed at 5 o. per acre.
THoS. ], MUNFoRD, C. & N
Jan. PSI '56-,ds
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Look ere!
EW BOOKS

JUST received al NE CldIFsVhle DOCK StOTe
the following Books; Wa
The Slave Of the Lamp.
The Rag Bag by N P ills.
Life and beauties of Fanny Fern,
Woieris's Roost, by Washington Irving.
The Wifes Viciory ami other Novelties,
Mrs Solthworth,-
TricOoted Sketches in Paris.
Historyof the Hen Fever
Memories of the Countess of Bessington, 2 vol
Notes or bucls ami DueIing
MY Courtship and its consequences, by Wicket
Ruth Hall, by Fanny Fern, &c, &c.
Together with an assortment of School Books,
such as are used in this section Of country, which
will be sold cheap Tor cash asthey can he purch"
ased al any orther establishment in the State
e.. -. FAXON.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1856-04-25
IN CHA Gerry AT1LARKSV1LLE.
Tomas NJ. Boar man Adm. of Sally
Willis

Us
Stephen Willis, Lavicy Whilst Susan
Willis. Ridley Myrck William Edmond Bill OF
son, Ambrose Edmondson Betsy Hunt, Inter
Anna Myrick, Grin Tucker and Wife p.eader
Hester. Jackson Woodbridge and Wife
Temperance Woodbridge, John r. My
rick. Martha Creeson sally Myrck John
Willis Mrs. Sarah Shaw, their heirs
and every other person claiming TO be
a hire or distribute of Sally Willis who
died in Montgomery Countr Tennessee in
the fall of 1855.
il appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master the allegations in the bill that all of
the defendants set Iorth in the bill are supposed
to be residents Of the State Of Tennessee sx.
cept John Willis and Sarah Shaw. And that thos
emit led to the said Estate Of sally Willis are az
knOwn-that the ordinary process Ct the la
cannot be served upon them. II is therefore orde
ed Iaht publication to be made in the Carksvii
CAyonicle for four successive weeks and tina ~
and every person whether mentioned in the b y
not who claims 10 bes heir or distribute Of .. 1
Willis decd, be considered a defendant tIEs
Bill Of In erpleade 6le by the administrator tha
they come forward and interplead at The asxi
term ofthe Chancery Court 1, be held in the town
Of GAINESVILLE Tennessee on Sd Monday Of April
next that their heTship may ne establish % and
their proPershars be set apart to them-oi srw Use
their claim 10 the estate of Sally Willis dec Z may
be vacated aud for nothing held.
Rios. J. MUNFORD c. % NJ.
March iS56-4w.
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TERMS.
CLUBBING.

A discount Of twenty FIVE per cent.frunn the
above prices IL bs Allowed to clubs ordering four
or more copies Of any one or more of the above
works. Thus; Four copies of Blackwood> or of
one Revi w, will be sent TO one address for 3d.;
our copies Of the four Revie ws and Backwood
or $50. and so on.
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POSTAGE.

Tn all the principa cities and towns, these works
W ~ be delivered, free Of postage. When SENT by
mail. the postage 10 any part of thetUniied States
will he but Twenty -four &c, IS year for Black
wood" and but Fourteen Cents year for each
OF the Reviews.
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Fire ~ NrkS.
FANCY ARTICLES

siadies WoTf Boxes, of all styles and prices, Rely
/. Ues. fort Monics, Card cases. and a large varet
ef arIi, les this class, just received and for sale
cheap, by c. o. FAXON.
Dec. 81, 1854
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HAS re opened at his old sthnd. fronting N
New w harf,
or me purpose OF stori nR ard tiiIrire Flou
Bacon, Lard and cou niry produce Generosity.
dnee when parties prefer selling in Ills marked.
ne has also for sale 100 Bbs. Of whisksy aad
100 Kegs fl Nails, -.
100000 Popular, Chestnut & sypre
sHINGL 8,
Az persons indebted TO B. o. Keesee 4 col
vii 'e put r The hands Of an officer,
81 bbts Of Louisville Csnebt. in frs ys,s n ~.
Bng24 SSH a
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1EMElS MONEY.

Of my business intend giving the greater portion
Of nv time 10 that Branch ] have arrangm snts in
London and Liver o oil that will insure my receiv-
ING periodically AN assortment Of Watches made
10 order which in quality .re surpassed by none.
lie would call the attention OF all that want a
watch for time and durability.
JewelTy.
In addition 10 his stock he has recef cd all the
new patterns connected with this Branch Of tn
Trade.
Fist call all Indebted to me by note or account
are requested TO make payments by the hTsi OF
Ssrc or they will find their paper in the hands OF
an officer with an addition cos, as am compelled
10 nave my business settled by that line an
compelled 10 nave money. Gentlemen there Is no
mistake in this, what say is &C.
February '56--tf
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THE REMEDY FoR AL.
mUR1MYoS



OF allthe remedies that haves becndiscovered
the pres, NJ age FOR the Thousand ills that flesh
ton. Only three year have ELAPSED since the
discoyrrer ~ 10 spent decade in Studying. *.
terimrplsliainE no peffectiug it) first iutrodu.
cei IL 20 the pnblc; anu Il Is already recognized
nv the most eminent physicians Ia oil parts Of
the c5nrtry % Ne the most surprising and ellie
tive remedy for certain diseases OF which,hey
have knowledge E4
All other compounds or syrups Of this root hsve
hitherto tailed TO command the sanction Of the fac.
uty because on being tested, they have been
found to contain aoxiOns ihgr dents, which neu
trslzs the good eff ects OF tse Sursapura, aud Of
zen times iniura the health Of tie patients Il is
not so vi Hutey's preparation.
This IS the pure aud genuine extract OF the
root aud viii; trial, I've found to effect n GER
tsin and periecl cnFe Of tire lell"wiug complaints
aud diseases;
! AFecfiaas Of lie bones, D,di'hy. Disrasrs Of ~
| Kidneys. UysTefsiS, Ftmgle IutpH'ari u.s. FtdHle
Ergsiseias. JiatiHai cosfip.nos lsGig~ftoR, fict'
Gimp aiaf. pies Pulmonary Diseases. Scrnf8ia %
Kings Erii, Syphilis, Aud all DISEASES Of che ska
Besides curing the alb We, it il also known to be
a great and powerful tonic purify ing the blood and
linvigorating the system.
/ In shori, it's. without exception, IN the cases
mentioned. and its genrrai effect on the Fysiem
the most etRcaeous as il isthe most desirable rem
edy Of the uae u is already exclusively USED
throughout the country and is fasl obtaining on
Earop'aS@npunii6N The Instances of cures
Il has riftceo ere dafy coming 10 the proprietor.
I khow ledge. and.h has no hesitation IN recon.
imending u to one and oil who desire 10 procure
relief from suffering One bottle heiug tried, rs
effects will be too apparent to admit Of furthei
doubt
Reeoleet Horlsy's SsrspdTiRa ia the only gsnuia'
article in the mqTkrf.
90 Price 81 per botil 7, loitles for ( 5.
4 i or sale ai,ihe Manuiaciory, ON the corner Sew
.nth and Green streets, louisville. Ky and BY al
Wholesale houses throughout the Unttcd States !
CarBda. IL w holes ie ami retail nv
:. THOMAS & BROT En-.
;, Feb %, sa6-ly. Cl4r >syille. Tenn
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FANCY SOAPS.

A large variety Of the che icest toilet SOAPS Just
received and orsslc by Z. o. FAXON,
Dec. III 1919 1T If.
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW Liberal
BLAcKwooDs EDlNBURG MAGAZINE
Tiny y


The great aud imnostant events--Relipious
Political. and Miliiary-Nnow agtliing the nations
Of the Old World. give SO these publications an
They occupy 4 middle ground between the has
iilv written new Items. Grade spFculaiions, and
living rumars OF the uewspa1er, aud the ponder
Gus Tome Of The historian, vriften long after the
living interest in the facts he records Nsall have
passed away. The p=agress Of the War IN The
East occupies a large space in their pages Hvcrs
movement is closely criticised, whether Of friend
or of foe and oil SHORTCOMINGS feariesFy pointed
out The letters from the Crimra and from the
I Baltic in Biachwood's Magazine FROM two Of ITS
most popular contributors give i.tr re intell gihle
and reliable account OF the movements Of the
great beligercuts than cnyFlse where be fonHd
These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties Of Great Brilan--Whig Tory
aud 2adical-but politics forms onIy one feature
Of their character. As Organs Of fle most pro
! found writer's on Science, Literature. Mo raitN
aud Religion, they stand, as they ever have STOOD
uuriyaIled in the world Of letters, being consid
cred Indispensable 20 the scholar and the prole
aionsl nisn, while to the ntelgeRt reader Of ev
ery class they furuisl a eorrrst sud satisfac
orr record OF the current. literature of the day
throughout the world, than can be possibly oh
/ tlained from any other source.
EARLY COPIES.
! The receipt Of advanced sheets from the Britis
publishers gives additional value to these Reprints
especially during the present exciting state OF Eu
rorcan affairs, inasmu ch as they can nov b
placed in the hands of subscribers about as 500
as the origins! editions.
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O si,oemakcrs & saddIers.

WE would ay, tina we have so arranged Now
as 70 keep constantly on hand. French and Craw-
fords. calf skin. Sole. upner, Harness, b-idle, CO.
clinical Pink, Black, sheen and Lining kins, &c d,
&c " hich we will sell at Cincinnati prices. trans
portation added for cash. We have also, the
Tools aud stock required for your business.
Feb %, '5e-n BEAUMONT Il MCCALL.
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II. II P ST0N,

n avi ~ nnrchassd the entire Interest Of MIR. c.
Richards m. the house tf Poston & Richards, will
continue the Dr G,'ods business at their Old stand
where he will be pleased 10 serve the patrons OF
the old firm asd the public generally.
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