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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

These celebrated machines are in practical and
profitable use in all parts of the civilized world.
In all the various trades, and in sewing every sort
of fabric, either of cloth or leather, they have
been fully tried and approved, Sewing machines
of other manufacturers often fail to work, but
SINGERS MACHINES ALWAYS OPERATE
PERFECTLY, being strong, durable and complete
in contrivance and workmanship. A perfect sew
ing machine kept employed affords a clear profit Of
81 900 a year but an imperfect ono is o cause of
constant vexation and loss. The entire RELIABLE
ITY of our machines is one great reason for their
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
of a frail and delicate construction, are rocom-
mended by other manufactures Such machines
are made to catch the eye, not to perform substan-
tial work, The truth is, family sewing machines
ought to be stronger than any other, because they
60 into less skilful hands than when sold to man
ufacturers, and are used for n greater variety of
work. The machines which have proved best for
all other purposes must be best for family use, and
they are Singers. The speed of our machines has
lately been doubled. No other can compare with
them in quantity of work.
B6y" New machines of the latest improved
style will be exchanged on liberal terms for olds
sewing machines of our own make, or for opar-
alive machines of other manufacturers. LOCAL
agents wanted to sell our machens. @G5a
N. BAH persons desiring full inform alton,
about sewing machines, can obtain it by applying.
for a copy of ~. M. Singer & Co.'s Gazette" u.
paper devoted entirely to the subject. 1t will 30
sent gratis. /. M. SINGER eco
Principal Office, 1913 Broadway, Now York.
BRANCH OFFICES.
Al Hanover street, Boston. .
80 Westminster street, Providence,
274 Broad street, Newark, N. j.
347 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
Gloversville, New York.
90 Chapel street New Haven. W
Buchanan street, Glasgow. Scotland. ,
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ENOS L. WOODS & co.
Steam Gnaine Bniofrs,

ALLIANCE, STARK COUNTY, ONO.
Engines of the best patterns built to order, on
very reasonable terms.
June 81, lS56.-ly.
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PICTURES ON A

Our friend JAMES BOONE is still taking AN
BROTYPES, de-, at his old stand, in johnson &
IIorner's building.
lie has succeeded in doing away with the dark
and smutty appearance often given to them by 9TH
er operators. "JEEMS" understands his business
Call and examine his pictures.
May 3, 1856.
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Font Arembroad.


Fremont IN FRANCE.
The Paris Monieur-oical organ of the imperial
usurper, whom Fremont is said BY his admirers to
resemble in of the traits of his characer-makes
this announcement:
"Our sympathes are entirely with Col. Fremont.
WE HOPE TO SEE NO EXTENSION OF THE
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLE IN THE UNITED
STATES. 1T IS DANGEROUS TO EUROPEAN
GOVERNMENTS"
FREMONT IN ENGLAND.
Here is what the London Chronicle, one of Queen
Vctoras organs, has to say in reference to Pre-
sdentia struggle
"We should be sorry to see Mr. Buchanan elected,
because he is in favor of preserving the obnoxious
institutions as they exist, AND THE UNITY OF
THE STATES. There is no safety for European
monarchcal governments if the progressive spirit of
the Democracy of the United States is allowed 10
succeed ELECT FREMONT, AND THE FIRST
BLOW TO THE SEPARATION OF THE UNITED
STATES is EFFECTED!'
Putting these two remarks together, we have very
fair idea of what intelligent people abroad think Of
the aspect of parties in this country Both of these
Journals speak out what every Indication leads them
to believe is the real truth IN the case. They have
no fears of tongue lashing from Master Horace,
have some of our worthy Black Republicans, who see
as clearly they whittier their party is tending but
Tor fear OF behg ostracised dare not speak the truth
Wash. Union.
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NOTICE.,

Ga THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THAT
= wclknown and valuable little farm whereon ne no" no
lives lying within the corporaed limits of the town of ke
nansve. The tract contains hundred and eighteen
acres onehaf of which cared and fine state of cu
tvation. On the premises is a CONFORTA BILE Dwell.
LING together with all necessary ouhoues, and an orch
ard of fruit trees of almost endless variety of the best s
on There is no better water The situation Tor health
and peasannes unsurpassed being elevated and dry and
beautifully shaded with fine of oaks Persons hav-
ing and daughters educate and who would desire
little farm to live upon find better place than has
there already in successful operation of the very
best male schools in the tchOe State, and in few months
will be opened, permanent basis, female Seminary OF
the first class
desire to purchase. LAFAYETTE HUSSEY.
Kenansville, Duplin CO., N. c.,
6n
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Schools.

THE FAYETTEVILLE CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
THE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed Principal OF
Institution will be opened Wednesday, October 1st
1t his wish and intention to establish Classical School
of the highest grade adapted to the of this
nifty and worthy of patronage from abroad. The location
heathyhe buildings and grounds ample and commodi
Strict attention will be paid the preservation of
proper discipline among the Students and parents and
guardians residing at distance assured that the Princ
pal will his utmost efforts to exercise sauary control
over the morals of those entrusted to his
In the department Of Instruction. he will be assisted by
or more able and experienced teachers.
Information concerning terms of tuition and board may
be obtained by addressing
Rev. GEORGE MCNEILL, Principal,
Fayetteville, N. G.
Aug. 2S, l856.-302-lw-52.Im Herald Itd-1tw
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AIR. = The Selma (Alabama)

D1sGRACEFUL AFFAIR. The Selma (Alabama)
Sentinel says:
A most disgraceful affair occurred in our city on
last Monday night, and affair it is with pain we
feel called upon 10 notice, and 10 in the most
emphatic terms. The facts are as follows related
to US by the sufferer of this outrage himself. Some
two months ago, man, who says his name is JOHN
Saulsberry, to this city from Sumtervil lie, S. c.,
and engaged to do work on the Marion Branch Road
While in the city on last Monday night, young
man by the name of Perkins proposed that they
should go 10 Nances Tank to balhe; while at the
tank, some pesons run up disguised, gathered
hold of SauIsberry, carried him by force some three
hundred yards up the river to an old shanty at a
brick-yard, stripped him OF his clothing and most
|inhumanly whipped him with a cowhide and pad
dle and BACKED his person. They then carried him
to house of i'll fame, and with licks upon his per
son, forced him to break through window into the
house they then took him TO the house of negro
woman made him hug and kiss the negro wench, and
perform various other interesting and amusing 20
them) tricks.
He says they then took him to the Exchange
drinking house and forced liquor down him, and
finally carried him TO the porch of the City Hotel,
where after inficting quite number of stripes with
cowhide and paddle, turned him loose perfectly ~
ked, and less all the money he had-$132O. The
Saulsberry, says the only reason these persons
give him for this barbarous and unlawful outrage
were that he failed pay his hotel bill of about $50,
and that he had been taking buggy rides with some
Young ladies',
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General Notices.

WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
THE subscriber having accepted the agency of several
large establishments at the NOrth which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished or unfinished for,
egn domestic MARBLE of all qualities is prepared to I'LL
ali ordersfor rMONUNIENTSAND M TOMB-STONES-and
every article the line of the business, at reasonable
rates
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or Carrying, execu-
ted we'll can be done either North or South
The best preference can be given if required
March 10 1S54-27-tf JAMES MCLARANAN.
Coach and Carriage Manufactory-Clinton, N. G.
NSERo BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
Sa citizens Of Sampson county and public generally,
he having recently been partially burnt out has rebuilt
and his establishment is now in full operation in all its
Gus branches. He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the rghtor the coun
y Sampson and hopes by strict attention to business TO
share Of public patronage He warrants all his work
to be made of the very best materials and should any OF IL
fail in twelve months with fair usage either workmanship
material, it will be repaired without charge PeTsouH
wishing buy would do well to cali and examine tor tne
selves he does not intend to be surpassed for sye ee
gance and durability.
EF REPAIRING done in the neatest manner, at short
notice ~ Mill Ink and Gudgeons made and warranted
for ten years, for $40.
Clinton, May 8, lS56--36-tf.
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General Notices.
TInIMONsVILLE TOWN LOTS.

TEMlUNSVILLE TOWN LOTS.
gsss WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION ON WEDNES-
Iday, the first day of October next number of town
lots in Iimmonsvile, s: G.. immediately the Whining
ton Manchester all Road. This village is of the
most fourishng the line of the Rail Road and certainly
of che best places of trade in that part of the State
ing surrounded by densey populated cotton growing
pie 1t very healthy section of country, good and
also good provso country The land will compare with
any other pine lands for production and sells from FIVE te
fifteen dollars per in the yionity around There is
already small school in the place. and prominent
citizens in and it design having of the best schools
arrangements also making to build church.
The Society in and around the place is of correct deport
ment and good moral character
Sept. II, IS56.---2-ts JOHN NJ. TIMMONS.
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General Notices.
NEW GOODS.

WE HAVE OPENED and now offer for sale large and
~ well assorted stock of FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS, to which respectfully invite the attention of
Buyers, feel assured can offer greater BAR
GAINS in Tst class goods than be had in any other
HEAVY GOODS is very large, and were bought mostly
since the recent decline in prices will be sold for
Heavy Twied NEGRO cLoTHs at i21c . yd, Georgia
Tweeds, and all the different styles of NEGRO GOODS
usually sold in this market: together with 1000 yards of
goods sold in Wilmington
100 pairs Of Bath, Whitney, and MacRnaw Bed Blankets
1aS brown WnrdI and Ps Psstriped Cotton oznaburg,s
All Wool Red Flannels, at Zoe.
Also Super Weleh Bay State Silk Warp Ballard Vale,
and Shaker White Flannes, very cheap.
Kentucky Jeans, l5c to 4Oc per yard
lOO North GasG9f GasTTs St Factory prices
4s3d s5d vide Ss'a:n'd SAl5'ns'' At f5s I5elaso
slO and l24 Blss2hsd sc and d BreTn %2 shirtngs
Black, Brown, Green Olive, Amie, Blue, and Claret
Cloths of the most superior qualities at very low prices
and e Eog To haTe
manufactured in the best style, at short notice
Beached and Brown Table Cloths all sizes; Russia Scotch
and HuekabuGk T0welings: Apron and Furniture Checks
known in the House keeping line
In addition to the above have exhibition the most
superb stock of FINE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS, fol
The LADIES' opened in Wilmington, such prices
will defy petonin which may be found French Mer
inoes at ST. worth 81 25; Mousn deLaines, Cashmeres
Grape deLaines, Popns, Alpaccas Bombaznes, Scotch
Plads, &c together with Gros deRhine Glace, Gros de-
Antique, Moire Antique, Watered and Plaid Black Silks
| Also, 100 dresses asorted Fancy Colored Silks.
Black and Coored Silk and Cloth Coaks and Talmas-a
few very elegant
SHAWLS:
Extra Long and Square Bay State, Merno Broche and
Blanket Shawls, Gentlemens' Travelling Shawls.
CALICOES, &c:
500 pieces American and English Caicoe; 200 do Mos
lin deLaines, at 20 and 25 cents great bargain Hand
kerchies Hosiery, Umbrellas Cloves Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons Gentlemens and Ladies Under Garments Shirts Cra
vats, Stocks Sc, besides variety of articles
adhere to the one price systemthat we warrant all the
goods we selmisrepresent nothing and always willing
to show up stock without urging customers to buy be
yond their pleasure To supply large and rapid
receive weekly additions to stock which enables
to offer the newest styles of goods nearly they
pear in the Northern cities.
For the benefit of CASH buyers, allow discount Of
FIVE PER CENT all bills ding twenty dollars in
| amount.
We still occupy the Store thee doors east of the
Commercial Bank, door from the
Oct. 5th, 1855. HEDRICK & RYAN.
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NOTICE


Valuable TTact Land for
THE subscriber offers Sand Hill Lands for ale lying
between the Northeast and Black River, bordering two
latter, and containing about 1000 The
above Lands contains crops upenne boxes large
quantity of cypress timber, blackjack and light wood -
Also, two failing springs of excellent water The
above Lands formerly owned by Law Savage. Any
person wishing purchase, will please call Mr.. A.
Mott, Black River, sixteen miles from Wilmington, for
information. q. +. WALKER.
Dec. 2st.-[ l6-tf.
LATEsT News FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
THE subscribers having erected STEAM SAW MILL
in the county of Dupn, n. c., Strckland's Depot
prepared fill bills of any kind quality that be
got of long leaf pine They would respectfully solicit
share of patronage from the PUBLIC generally
TAYLOR, LINTON & CO.
| Jan Ilth.- Ll9-1y.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,

w g. MlLLIGAN, Proprietor, respectfully informs the
public that he is prepared to make and Put up to or
Furniture Tops Mantles Hearths, &c, of the best quality
American Italian Marble not to be surpassed in style
workmanship and cheap be procured from
establishment in the country, North or South
& iron Rang-50 different style? for incl9sng family lots
Borders from all parts of the country, accompanied
the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
'nOn and all articles warranted to be as recommended or
10 charge made.
Nov. 2d-TI2-tf
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j. CREECH,

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 80
UNorth Water Street, Wilmington, n c., will pay dill,
gent attention to the sale of all kinds of produce and Nav al
Stores Money advanced consgnments when required
avoiding unnecessary charges and sending prompt returns
les suitable the wants of country Merchants and Far
He has in store and shall always keep on hand,
large stock of LIQUORS and WINES, London Por-
ter Brown Stout Scotch Ae and shall receive weekly
Fruits such Oranges Lemons, Apples and Raisns which
will be sold, Wholesale very low for cash quick sales ana
small profits. J. CREECH.
June 6.--4O-6m.
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FALL NOTICE.

a w are now receiving from the Manufactures 9
Zt Hur large and extensive assortment of FaH ana -
~ ~ .seT Ty S!ytes Of HATS and CAPS, consisting of
all quaAtleS Of Wool Hats for
soe r :, PLANTATION AND JOBBING USE.
and as OF every variety, style and color; Soft Brush
rrso 31nsnea Hats Moleskin Beaver and Cassmeres in
and 10th, Plush, Silk and Cotton Glazed, Fur
SandOmsst and largest assortment of silk American and
ever Ggham UBRELLAS assorted cOors and sizes,
elegant and a6oNsSS wOGd acSO aISO of WATFN
09iSizS Of all kinds in use GOld Silver, Agate, Ivory
CSI zSI ISq4 Sn9 Loaded Heads-bsautifu designs.
A.. SooN1RY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS
dsnt invited to examine stock we are conf
~'D' " sutng all who may favor with call
vy;,:. - SHEPARD & MYERS,
""mlngt0n, Sept. %, ls56,-[4-lm Granite Row.
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FOR SALE

fsa A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, LYING O N
x the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, between Mount
Olive Milton Wayne county, adjoining the lands of
Dr. G. NJ Roberts, John Casey Gabriel Edwards and 9TH
ers, and containing about 236
This tract embraces abou so of swamp lands
the balance is stiff pine land and well mbered-a excel
lent for farming But small portion is cleared and under
recommendation Persons wishing
buy will please examine it, the growing will
give satisfaction. J. F. OLIVER.
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THE LUxUMBUKG GARDENS,

NEAR CREE NSB OkO,, y, C.
INHE UNDERSIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF THE LUX
umburg Gardens, mile west of Greensboro IS pre-
SFSd to I'll orders for all varieties Of PEAGH AXLE
TTLQM, PEAR, CHERRY, SHADE and ORNAMENTAL
AKEES, ROSES and GARDEN-HOUSE PLANTS:
1O6 6aPPLE and PEACH TREES delivered at $l2 5O per
gratis to applicants Orders left with Mesrs. CUMMING
%SIYRON in Wilmington, will be forwarded to the pro-
Preor, and trees delivered T. H. FENTRESS.
Nov l6 I1
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TTRpENTINE.
Jan. th.-[l9-ly

THE Subscriber has Ten Crops of TURPENTINE
BOXES for rent sale, at low price, in Williamsburg
District s. c. The boxes have been worked from tc
years Persons wishing to buy reL can address the
undersigned at Indiantown P. o. S. c.. -
l5 lS06.-9tW j. r. NESMIIH.
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AW NOTICE


LAW NOTICE.
s. DE BRUTZ CUTLAR.
NTESSRS SMITH & GUITAR, Attorneys at Law, will
M henceorh occupy Office directly opposite the Court
House. in Wilmington and practice in coparnershp in the
county of New Hanover
Mr. Smith would inform his clients in the adjoining
TICS that Mr. Guitar will for him whilst absent the
circuit, and can always be found at the Office.
July 25. lS56---tf
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUALIFIED AS
i Executor to the last will and testament of William T.
Bourdeaux deceased at September term of the Court of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for New Hanover County here
payment and all having claims against the
present them for payment within the time prescribed by
law this notice will plead in bar of their recovery
w. S. LARKINS, Executor.
September 9th 1856 2-3t*
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$50 REWARD.

RANAWAY from the plantation Ct Mr. Joseph
81 the 18th Of February coored girl belonging to the
SIzN subscriber, and known as s. MILE LOCkE:-
Ny Said MlLLIE'' is bright muatto, about nineteen
old middle sized and quite likely; has somewhat SIN
Se spoken to- She carried off with he her @ ne5
Jr.r than the mother She is supposed to be lurking
ahont the town of Wilmington.
Vii reward of ten dollars for her return to ma or
~ d9ent in any Jail get her, and fifty dollars
for evidence sufficient convict any whs person Of
Aoods Creek, Brunswick co., March
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TAKE NOTICE.

ROM and after this date all orders for Groceries and
E Provisions be accompanied by the cash, they
will not be filled Necessity compels US to adopt this plan
McCALEB & BUNTING.
Wilmington, N. c., May End
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A. r. MAYER,


WINES, BRANDIES, GINS, &c.. &c.,
ITTOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
w public that he has just opened the store formerly
occupied by Dr. D. DuPre, Jr, Princess and Water
streets where he intends keep always hand, full sup
ply of the above Dealers in the genuine article would do
we'll in giving him a call
He also keeps constantly hand full stock of Domes
tic Liquors, such as WhaSkey, Brandy and Gin.
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PARIS SCAN MAG "A Paris corresp, lent of the
Boston Transcript says. that notwi.hsran ing The
beauty of his consot, the Empress, Napoleon is re.
ported to be desperately in love with wo other per-
sonsthe Countess Castgiione. Florenrine of great
wealth and beauty, aud the celebratel Miss Neil, of
spell over the heart of the "nephew of his uncle"
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i*SSfAs TWO VERY VALUABLE SOUND TRACTSags
E5 OF LAND FOR SALE, including both tracts-I
- 491 acres-ten miles below Wilmington, within one
mile and half of the Cape Fear River with good spring
water both tracts and each tract the house
dation very good The most of the hammock land dked
up six feet high 800 yards long, and portion of
Corn and Peas, wheh very good Canal half
mile long, which drains Swamp of so and the soil
from to IL feet Deep which is good for Corn Rice &C.
the mouth of this Canal where formerly stood Mill since
the stream has been turned into the Canal there fall Of
10 feet the stones and irons there aud Saw and
Mill is much needed here At high the stream is boat
able from the mill seat out to the Sound. The balance
e foHb a1S % s Is d to
Hickory &c, which very good for GroundPeas and Pota
toes The Pea crop looks very WELL and young Orchard
Of various fruits.
will sell the two tracts together seperate if desired
parcels to suit purchasers accommodating terms
bargain is to be had in the above Lands by applying early
to the subscriber on the premises
Aug. I5-50-tf WILLIAM D. WOR THAN.
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THOs. B. CARR. NJ. ID. d. D. $.

0#02ED PRACTICAL DENTIST Tor inc IaSL leH
years. charges for
UHHH1lO 10 or less artificial teeth fine gold plate.
each, O0
An entire set fteeth on fine gold plate $50 90
Ditto ON pold with artificial gums $50 90
Ditto on Platina plate with artificial gums $50 90
Upper or under ditto, each, 70 %
APyot tooth that cannot be distinguished from tbs
NATURAL W
fine pold filing nynrrnnted pernauent 2 90
Do. and destroying the nerve, $3 to O0 O0
Extracting a tooth so cts. to 90
Best dences and tooth brushes always hand Every
operation aanted to give entire satisfaction Teeth in
serted Immediately after the extraction of the ang and
modelled after the gums have shrunken, without additional
charge.
Office on Markst-st., 2 doors below the Church
Wilmington, N c., April oath, 1854 l95-1m-34-f
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FOR SALE.
aza THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LCo0 III, On Ec Rec'
S ond street. the late residence of Robert MaAme f I
Lot 66 l65 feet; Two Story House, with Oil no0'
houses For Terms apply to :, E., ..;oraor
August q, ,Is55.-[SO21t-52-tf
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NnrICE no MILL OWNER

A. & W. NJ. CAMERON have formeda CO-PARI-
NERSHIP for the purpose of carrying the MILL
WRIGHTING BUSINESS in all its branches VIZ say Saw
and Grist Mills will be put up principle used Norn
various principles Merchant Mills to be propelled by steam
water power Bridge building, Railroad IresSeng' @c
will also be contracted for
All work done by us guaranteed to give satisfaction
Thankful the liberal share of patronage heretofore
ceived and hope merit continuance of the same
Our address is Little Rockfsh, Cumberland County N
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Zone door beOlo the Cape Fear Bank, up STAIRS
EATHER binding done in every variety of style.
IL toular attention paid to the binding of NOM HLY
PUBLICATIONS. Also, to LAW AND MEDICAL
BOOKS Libraries rebound to order; Paper and Fancy
goods Boxes made and repaired.
March 6, 1855. PHILIP HEINSBERGER.