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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-09-09
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School Advertisements.
Glen Anna Female Seminary,

IHOMASVILLE. DAVIDSON CO., n. 9.
ME- have made snctl a-rraBgemeyts with this
Ssuirary that we car greatly aid in the
eeusation Of young ladies of limited means, esps-
eieny II hoy wish to beeomsteaehers.
our plan elnbodies these leading features .
- - opposes 70 EDUCATE such as arc bot as ad-
squ1lsly provided for, if provided for 81 al. many
o snale institution in the South. ID 1t in
so..es no hni1ahating conditions. Sd. II i self
ssssn pan: We are eeyernedsas fotiers in
Iegs1a 70 applicants for se While We do NOT
CONNIE ourselves toSany class, we give the prefer
enee ~ lst such as can be qualified in one year
to teach: I'd, such as will secure q east ous pay-
ing puPd for the Institution. Sd. the dan zhsers
OF ministers Of all denominations. We require
insf information. as to their age, health. experiencs
IN Teaching, If any, disposition, manners, piesy,
1nu sne smeunt they can pay in advance on their
ooara aud tuitioRs We viii credit . l;initeda num-
per OF nrst class applicants, when necessary with
u shure smourt Of their board and tuition.
-. ~ VIII credit many ether dsss-ri.g nppli-
cants with ali the expsnseo of tbssr sust;sus ,fespt
twenty dollars q year, "a fbey viii pay their
board and twenty dollars, annually, on their tu-
iton, and furnish their own bssks and materials
,l ornameniais, We win irdulgs them for the
balance uutii they can teach snap.Fik Board
Is ~ per month, exclusive Of Washing sneiS
young ladies as prefer il, can do their oSn. ,-zsh-
ingi and then the expense<of board arR tuifiou
10 PAD IN ADVANCE would not be over SEQ per
session .. nYe months The balance would be on
tune. these loan pupils are entitled. to all the
privileges OF others in the Institution.
And Hive submit some Of the consids ratious
which should influence all classes to patronirs this
institution: lst. We have greatly. redassd the
cost OF fsmaRe education We are educating a
class Of young ladies that viii be Of great bens6t
TO Oil the other pupils Sd. Oar sbfTfy Is edu-
cate this class will be in exact ratio to the patron
age We receive fror1.othen. 4tA We shall have
teachers Of different denominations. 9Th. We
shah employ teachers competent to instruct in an
tho branches, solid and ornazaental, usually tauxh,
IN the best female institutions Of the South. 6th.
Our system Of physical i~rafniBg. 9Th. Heath
has attended our frst session
For farther particulars addrssstss nndt risncs
at Wilmington, h. C.
July 3stk, 1851. IS III !.
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JoNESYILLE
Male and Female Academies

Rev. W. L. VAN EAToz, A. NJ. Principal
Prof. LEWIS X CHEELF, A b..
Miss A. D. LoTRIDGE,
In charge Of the Female Department.
Miss P. H. HAMMOND.
IN charge of the Musical Department.
Miss FANNIE JASPER,
In charge of Drawing and Painting in Oilenlors.
ON the 18th of last July, we opened our twenty
" sixth session, under the most fattering pros
poets We have ever witnessed. And we now have
more students than we have ever had SO early in
the Session. And in view of the increased pros
Eperity of our Schools, the services of Prof. g.. ].
Cheely has been seesred, a thorough graduate AZ
Emory and Henry College, Va.
We are now fully prepared to advance students
10 the higher classes in any College or University,
and we hope these increasedfaciiisiss will give us
an increase of patronage.
Board, exclusive of lights, per session of
FIVE months, S35 90
Tuition va1ies from Sc to IS 90
French and Drawing, each. 90
Painting in Oil %colors, IG 90
| Music on the Piano, 90 90
For further particulars address the Principal
and Catalogues will be sent
Jonesville, Yadkin co., Aug. 36-l-toS5-
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FIVE CENTS REWARD

MILL be given, for the apprehension and
w delivery to me, of John Womble, an in.
denied "pprentieet to me-, who has absconded. Ali
persons are forHarned from EMPLOYING b;u -
trusting him on my account.
sILAS BURNS.
Raleigh, Sept. 5th, 1857. -,
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WANTED

DY a lady Of experience in teaching, a situa.
- ion in the country, as Teacher of the English
branches. Satisfactory testimonials win be given
and required. Application may be made until De.
cember, TO Miss A. care of Editor Spirit Of
the Age, Raleigh, N. C.
Sept. 5, 1857, Q E,
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Lonisburg Female College.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. n. c.

O4QA
THE Directory Of this Institution take ptsss-e
4 urs IN announcing 10 the prslis that il siTR
be opened for the reception of pupils On he frsa
"Wednesday in August next under the t,anars[
msnt Of Prof JANIS P.EELs6E, assissdby
. corps Of competent teachers.
This institution is handsomslFs isoatsd IN
beautiful and spacicus grove in tie northern part
OF the town of Louisburg. which has bean long
and fayDrsbty kaown for its excellent Female
schools; and in point of hea1thfulnest vf locz-
tion, the intelligence, refinement and nornlitx Of
i,s citizens Il is not surpassed By. any v~inagein
TRIMS
Board, session of five months. k65 o.
Washing. fuel and lights, 10 %
Tuition in Primary Departments, 10 %
90 colege do IS %
Ancient Languages,
French, Spanish and italian, each. 10 o.
Music on Piano and Gnitas, 20 o01
Use Of Instrument, = So
Drawing, SEA.
Heads, orsyou and PastiIs, nsee
Oil Painting, - 0s~
Wax, Fruit and Flowers. S 90
NeedleEork and Hair FfsH ara, q q
Graduation Fee, co.
For circulars contAiDing al necessary iasorma-
tion address any one of the members Of the d.
rectory.
DIBEcToRss
Rev. JAMES REID. President Of thu Board.
WIN. F. GREEN. Secretary.
DANIEL S. HILL, Esq.
Or. WIN. r. KING.
I. 7. CLIFTON, ESQ.,
THOMAS K. THOMAS, Fsc.
JAMES J. DAVIS, Esq.
DR.. P.E s. FOSTER.
Gen. J. B. L~ITTIEJ0HN.
Maj. J. K. YARB0ROUGH
DEWITT C. STONE, Esc.
PEYfoN J. BROWN, ESQ.
BY order-of the Board.
". 2. GREES, seesy.
Louisburg. July 25th, 1857. As-f
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.


Bacon 1S a l64 coffee, Rio, Ii q IA, Laguay.
"a 10 cotton, 90 a l5s according to quality; -four
81 Is according to quality wheat, Ii5aO 90: corn
l Is a 0oc; oatz 60 400; peas 1875 a0eo; hydes dry
10 q 90 green, 4 a S; iron, Swedes, 8 a En-
glish. Q a 5; lard, is; lead 81 molasses so a 90;
nails Slash; salt, Liverpool sack, 1 Is a 0 100; sugar
loaf IL, crushed ID a 13A, New Orleans 10 a IL, ST
croix and Porto Rico IL tallow, IL a IL tobae-
co manufactured, s a Is white lead, $24 a 81
window glass 5 b. 10, 81 o % 10 by IL, "a; vel
low dip turpentine, 2 Is. ecraped so spirits SIC.
Eant. S
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-09-09

Holloway's Pills and Ointment-Myriads of
men have been engaged for more than one-quar-
ter sfthis present century in testing the eficacious-
ness of Holloway's Pills and Ointment, as RENE
dies, either separately or conformity, for all inter
mad and external ailments. Their unanimous and
enthusiastic verdict in favor of these remedies is
now before us, and should convince the most in
credalous. Sold at the mandatory, No. so Mai.
den Lane, New York, and by all druggists, at ESQ.
CSC, and 81 per per box or pot.
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PRICES
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Reported bv GEO. RI. KELLEY 4
nj coMnIssIos mERcHAxrs.

Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 rs, hard l 05
spirits turp. 43a; rosin IS a Is common tar,
SIS salt sack, 9aS timber Sc to SO 90 (; -four
supr. 8 75a family I IS corn 90; butter OOto
&c meal to 10; bacon, Il hoground, IA a
hams Is coffee, rio l23 to ID; laguayrs IA to la;
java Is, tn IS st. Domingo IL a IL sugars loaf
10, crusheo 0 a 16 c Yellow Is ZOE, A coffee
Is a 90, brown 90 a IL; molassss hid. 90 a 81,
Dbl. so lime ! l5te 125 ; COW peas 90 to l Is,
oats 90 to 45e. cotton o to I5c lard Is; rice.
5 90 per cash, cleaned; talIow candles I6 to is, ada
Is to %, sperm so to so. Sent. S.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET
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TEACHER.

A YOUNG LADY wishes to secure a -situas;on
"A for next winter as Teacher in = Seminary or
private family She has had some experts nse in
t~eaehing, and isa graduate Of one Of the bssi inssi-
tutiOns in the country. Applicants address
TEACHER,
Office Of the Spirit Of the Age.
August 18th, 1857. 50-Su
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Smith Drunk Is. smith Sober.

Smith, the razor strop man, says: When
/ drank grog Iowned a cat, q poor, lean, Lam
ternjawed thing, that was always getting in
to scrapes. As had nothing for her to eat
she was compelled to take to the highway !;
and the ~neighbors were continually crying
out, ''Cuss that Smiths cat, she's drunk ali
my milk" Poor thing she had to steal or
die. for she could find no pickings at home,
for even the poor mice that were left were SO
poor and scraggy that it took several Of them
TO make q shadow and a decent cat would
starve to death on an allowance Of eighteen
per day. But when l reformed, things took
a different turn. The kitchen being we'll
provided, the crumbs were plenty and the
old cat grew fat and honest together. Even
the mice grew fatand oily. and the old tabby
would make a hearty supper on two of them,
and then lie down and snooze with the pleas
ing consolation Of knowing that when she
awoke there would be a few more left of the
same sort. And again when | was a beer
g~uzzler, mother cried, father cried. Bill cried,
Moll cried, and the eat cried. But when l
signed the pledge, father sung. mother sung,
wife sung, Bill sung, Meh sung. Bet sung,
the cat sung, and the kettle sung, and |
bought a new frying pan and put a nice
piece of beefsteak in it, and placed in on the
fire, and that sung, and that's the kind Of
singing for the working man.
How are you gettiag along said an ac-
quaintance Of mine to a man now engaged in
the liquor business. %, first rate,' he repli-
ed, thrusting his hand into his left pocket,
and pulling out a vial of a deep red colored
liquid. DO you see that said he L just
sold 20 gallons, at 50 a gallon, of this 90 ID
Old Port, and there 'aint adrop Of Port Wine
IN 1t. | made it myself. 1t did not cost me
nifty cents a gallon Then thrnsting his left
hand into his left coat pocket, he RULED out
smother vial, clear and sparkling, You see
thai said he, i just sold q fellow six barrels
OF this most excellent Jersey Cider at So pei
barrel, and there 'aint a drop of apple juic,
IN u. am getting along frst-rafe, making
as much money as l want, :
ORe instance more. A Rev. gentleman. q
personal acquaintance also, said to me yes.
terday, that. a day or two since, he was &C.
costed by a liquor-dealing friend, who inoui
req Of MIN II he did not want a little of tn,
very best brandy. He asked What is N,
priceF Nine dollars a gallon but h,
continued. 4 can sell it at tve, at four a
three, in fact, | tell you in confidence. Il on
ly cost me forty-One cents,
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WANTED,

A SITUATION as teacher in q male school by
IA q recent graduate ofa Southern institution
For further particulars address this office. Com
munications please state situation, condition and
prshable salary of school. 4s-5t
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the subscriber,
~ ut Hookerton. on the night Of 18th August,
a deep soTrel Horse, about 8 years old next spring /;
had on an old saddle with a new seat and stirup
feathers. Said horse is about Is hands high.
JESSE FRIZZLE.
Hookerten, N. G.. Sept. 1.1857. -
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Perry Dayis-Sir: Experience has convinced
me that for headache, indigestion, pains in stom.
aeh, or any other part of the system, severe chills
Weariness, common colds, hoarseness, cholera
morbus, diarrhea, dSsentry, toothache, &C., there
Is nothing better than the Pain Killer.
d. Z. TAYLOR, Minister of the Gnsnal
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This may certify that 1 have used Perry Davis
ram miller IN numerous cases, and believe it to
be a very valuable medicine. 1 have prescribed
it extensively in bowel complaints, (particularly
tor chiidren,) and it is in my opinion superior to
any preparation I have ever used for the relief Of
those diseases. A.HUNTING, M. D.
LIT.
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miscellaneous.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
The Undersigned offers for Sale her House ana
Lot in the Western Ward Of Raleigh. 1t ia a very
comfortable house, in good repair, and in an eli.
gible portion of the City. Apply to
Mrs. z. A. GoRMANx
Raleigh, Aug. 81, 1857. If
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Petersburg RemaIe coITegs,

uHIEt5 oetJ
Louisburg. July 25th, 1857. Al
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Reported for the Spirit of the Age, b.
A. NJ. MCPHETERS & CO.
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY

wM. L L4EGDoS.
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WwODr Gap4,D i

WWODT WOOO
B. PRICES Yard Is The plAee 70 ct what yes
- want in this line sawed and split 70 sut or not
-aawed and split just ron desire. Orders. with
the pay, left a BALDWIN 4 Evans', csrres Of Main
and 9Th streets will bs attended 70 without delay
Good MEASURE warranted. shall SOON have lot
q dry cst and sons hickory fer those Who like
good wood Those Wishing s, ~ OF ecosds u good
wood can Be supplied. Al the railroad IL near the
fountain hssd Tor coal, shall soo Aays lhaA kind
u fuel for those who nso III. 1hoae 1jsAins hsrd
wood LumLsr can 81 ssPplis1 ~ oAlling - the
Wood Yard. near the ksokuh ~. NJ Motives
kailssad Depot. Lsnber sswsd - os1sr.
Jan. q. sA5-d3m y#N j. d. PRICE
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nf.t.ArNoTyPES.

9NHE LATEST an = Sr-s 1S,ihas.ss,
L most importan 49, q. III. f>sfcrn ~
improvement N III $3.50 ~ MI 10 j,
Phptogra phic Process, % " IN sskes>zeaLI&k2
Is the MrLAISorYrK, S=s.@ss ~ MA
which IL taken enaueiea iron plate, pre-
pared cxpr SLY for the purpose.
II Is finished without hasAm Of FIR or ysrnis h 81
any kind, and therefore will not blister crack in
cold weather, will tho Ambrotype. Instead 81
being varnishedthe picturs j. galvanized in gal
yanic battery, which, by giving Il ooatingof ell.
ver, renders u impersiaus b. atmospheric changes
The Mesaisotyrt pose ssts many advantages over
all other pletnres IL will receive fall without q
fracture, "a bend without injury. II may be washed
when soiled, Rnd handled without the face being
married, unless sbus,d by rough scratching. which
would defaee he best ell painting In perfect de.
neatan 81 detail, ii equals the best aguerreotype
while il bas Of the glare which forms the chief
objection " those pictures
Whencolored, thc Maiain9type very Iuchresem
blss painting ivory. az inserting ia lee k cts
pins Tlbgs, ne other picture compare With it
The Meiai -otype ia u Paint PICTURE. and q VI
i BRO. arc the only artists In this city Who have
right TO take them. II you wAz4 q GOOD PrcrURE
call a. Il [ lis uhLIEIf. No. 81 Nam street he
tween 81 ard 4th, and examine specimens Of th,
MELAIN0IlPE. (fsb5-daw
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OF sEC0ND sIRRBT,
tNext door to G. parsonss BANKING Henss,)
e1sHH suteeriher hrs Inst received als1gs e
! a1A boeutifsl sko6k ~ gsld sa1 silves lkv
Watcle6s 9cld jsuslly, o.. se0Sslsing Ne
latest 1s01 lAdiea hrsAst pins. earrings 96ESf
rings, csf pins, eold guard and fob shajns, ksye,
Ssals, silver thfmbie5 gold slides. anaps, studs,
sgold pens. With or vitAJut holders, gold pencils,
psas Ara psssils.
bst8 WAVca 1o1Asn1Ho.
Ths enh1osoAee b11sg Z praetical watehmatsF,
fscls eonpetsAt - repair The most di1cult and
ds1ieate WeJk tAAtma1 ~ sntSnsted 10 his care.
Aueekk uaM1n4tea ~ sirs satisfnctipn.
I'M Nponmrf 9lMn-f s 1880
The pmA1lonnv8oot unGuVed that the correct tjos
nov. Ss-3SLdIv NV. JONES.
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0RHMERss
! JRWGIRY STORE.


Second street, bstwssa Mata end Johassa.
IL AvING just returned from the Rsst, =
J. i respectfully call the attention OF ny "a
Friends. md The public gcneIally, to my
nc~ and Ane stock Of watches, jswsiry, silver and
plated ware, fancy goods, &C..
Fine gold duplex, magic. patent and detached
and l. 'Epines u Ill kinds and qualities.
JeWelry.
Ladias' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and snamelisd
earrings and breast pins, ladies' and children .
gold and Jet brssslsts, AsiasD, and gents gold
chains, pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger
rings. gold and silver thimblcs, gents gold bseAst
pins, studs, collar and sleeve buttons gold, silver
steel snd patent spcctacles, pocket, table and dss-
sers cutlery, and SCISSORS.
silver ware
In which line intend nut 10 b. surpassed BY nny
store west or north Of St. lauis VIII silver table,
dessert cd tss spDons and forts sagaf esan, mas-
tard and salt spoons butter md trait knivse silver
and plated napkin rings, &C.
PiAtca ware Ara Fancy 0eoAs.
Plated and bfitannia tea sets, casters, fruit and
cake baskets, candcsticks, pearl Aad shell poke
books, and in faet sysryshiag psstaiAias to my
line.
- Clocks. I
AoReral assortment of clocks Of the laaset psf
terns and best make, al warranted 70 keep good
time.
H0-wAtchcs and Jcwslry repaired N the most
workmaniiks manner, and Of che shortest notice.
mys-dly JULES GRIeER. 4
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J f7EII16l Z ls7iI1 q 80 z .
. NJ M 3ssss7si oA'
Dealers N 0asAWaRo, Cutlery, &C.
A LS0, Aulnss1n f ~ Wskl q Nc Co. Fire and
"A Burglar proof Safes; Troy Doll Foundry
Pruyn . Lansin8b SANS vergennes ScAie Co.
Excelsior Horse Powers; Burdens Patent Horse
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Ksokuk, Oct ~, 1886 dAw
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JUST RECEIVED AT
HDOPER'>


HOOPER'S
Drug and Prescriptnn store,
A MOTHER fresh supply If Wugs, Chemicals,
IA Warranted pare,4 ferfamery and Fancy ar
ticiss, embracing the most popular articles OF inc
day, " which he invites your attention.
Concentrated Persian Essence, the most elegant
perfume for i'm parting 10 the handkerchief q very
agreeable and lasting odor
Bouquet d'0rieans, or XA Bourboni Oriental
Drops, Otto OF Roses,
Ext. Magnolia, Ext. New Mown Hay,
West End, Tea Rose
Sweet Briar, Patehoaly,,
MUSK, Jockey Club,
IielistYope Niolrttc;
serbepa, AMBER AMI Orange Flower Wat|rj Arc
omatic Vinegar, Aromatic Crystals Ger
Dlan ferena Cologne, Naeassar Oil,
Vinegar de Rouge, Pink sau-
ears, Mren Fan, Chalk
Balls. Lily White.
Eaniaine, and Egyptian Hair Dye.
rog THE HAIR
Alexander's Pelamieus,
sarage's Irsina,
Lyman ATctusine.
TOILET SOAPS.
BARNS poneine soap.
Lubin's -Nvon superfne Soap,
Serbena soap,
Honey soap.
Brown Windsor SOAP,
Vegetable oil sand Soap,
ansparent Soap Bars,
Transparent Soap Balls,
Amandlne soap,
Marsh Maiios.
0ensine Yankee sap,
Military shaving soap,
Shaving Cram,
shaving brushes.
liair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
Nal Brushes,
ilesh Brushes
Port Mossiss,
Railroad CON panions,
Cigar Cases. aud
Travelling FlasAs If every description.
fLAvoRIss ExrlAAers.
dee7o Pine apple, dc.
A SUPPLY Il frvsh HOPS At uoorLh.s
DERD SEED --Consisiing Of Hemp. Canary aud
- Allei. AZ ldec2ol iiooPiRs
I oDAk's tue chewarg eGn AT HOOPER, >
IL Jee2o
DiAsO DUslEhs, al HOOPER 8.
(,LroEAiNR oiamsui. Tor ehslped hards lips,
y 2f., at deco HooPkk's.
QpFLAyp's celebrated Gatiasn Bitter, and
IL nes,etter's stomach Bitters az lIO0pEk>
Drug and Prescription Store.
desc Man ST.. bet. I'd sd.
HuBBARD's caeined Magnesia. Henry's do
IL Hiey's do Citrate do, Always on HAND at
dse2o dOuPEG'S.
GPIalI Gas, Turpentne. Alcohol and varnishes
;, u every quality, at Edec2el ho"pEks.
nsSEGo Corn starch refped and prepared CT
~ pfes4iy far foel may be used nj substitute
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A PRIME article Of Cigars anu Chewing Tohac-
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NEAL. ABBOT acO.........N New York,
WILLIAMS, HAMMER 4 CO., Buffalo, ff1f -
TANSEk. ANDREWS b Co., Cheago, Special Asfs
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Durkees least row
der,
10 kegs refined Salt fe-
tire,
zoo schesls ! ups g. r.,
7. Ii. l. Blk. Teas,
go bxs Star Candies,
zoe has mould do
80 bxs stearine do
10 bxs rsAin soap
81 bxs palm do
Toe bxs No. ! Herring.
80 hbls No. 1, 2, and ,
Nackerel,
so / bbls do do do
80 kits do do do
20 bbls White frh,
Is 1 bbis do DO
5 casss now God Fish,
100 kegs Rife Powder,
zoe 4 mining da
10 casss pound canister
powd r,
20 cases pound do do
gee bags shot,
! 2 TINS bar Lead,
i 20 bbis koaln,
40 bios Tar,
20 bbls Pitch,
5 casks Whiting,
| 4 bbis Putty,
| Is bi,is L;nseed Oil,
10 bels Lard Oil,
| 5 bills Tanners Oil,
3 bile Whals Oh
3 bbls Turpantine,
5 bhls Alcohol,
I $50 kegs pare Lead
/ 5DU boxes Manufactured
Tobacco,
4 so bblssmoking tobacco
Z 100 bxx do Go
50 bxs Cuba six Cigars
80 bxs Havana do
so bxs he.alia do
! so bxs tin foil chewing
Tobacco,
10 bbls new pecans,
80 bush fresh Peanuts
20 bbls 5 5 Almonds,
10 bbls Filbcrts,
10 bbls Brazil Nuts
SO,
100 bxs Axes Les =. stts
simmons. II. Col.
lins' and Hoyts
brands,
400 slabs plow Steel,
2 iuns square and &C
tagon Cast steel,
80 prs Iron Axes,
80 sets elliptic springs
ID pr seat do
500 kegs assorted Nails
30 kegs Sd blued do
odd at the lowest marke
NABLE, SMYIH d CO.