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CHARLESTON ACAUEMY.

CHARLESTON ACAUEnY. 'fNtlE Trustees of Charleston Academy, take plea sure in announcing to the public. that the first Session of this Institution will commence on Monday the 6tn of October next. under the charge of Mr. JOHN M. PETTIGREw, late Professor of Mathematics m ." Arkansas College" as Principal and Rev. E. M. NoRTmuM, long and tayorably known a- Il teacher in the English branches of education Assistant. Comfortable boarding can be had with respectable privrte families at sl 50 per week. The location of the Academy is justly regarded a, one of the most healthy in the State.
 Rates of Tuition per Session of Five
 Months. Primary Class. S7 50 Preparatory. .... Sl5 % English ........ :. 10 co Classical . 20 OO
 BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 THOMAS ALDRIDGE, Pres't. JAMES r. PURL. JAs. E. CoTToN, DeRosT CARROLL. JOHN A. MLEHAM
 +. Nj. RIcHARDsoN,
 HENRY F. CARTER, Sec'y. Charleston, Franklin County, Aug. 1856.
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LADIES EVERYWHERE TN Want of SHOES. are invited to eA Il call at the Ladies Fashionable and Fancy Boot and Shoe Man. ufactory, East side of Main street, between the Spraguc buildings and Mir. kinnear's Store, where is kept constant supply of all kinds of Ladies Boots and Shoes from FINE CATER to q Heavy Welt. Measures taken and orders solicited and filled at the very shortest notice.
 All shoes bought at my store will be warranted to give eutire satisfaction as regards fit and workman ship. So, Ladies call one and all.
 JOHN RIEGLER, Dec 2 '56-ly Manutacturer.
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CLASS 24

To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia in public, on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 18th, 1857.
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FAMILY GROCERIES

FAMILY GROCERIES. 1A HHDS. best Brow Sugar; lO Bbls Crushed Sugar;
 :" Powdered lo.:
 % Bags Jamaica Coffec
 25 |" Rio do;
 :" Old Government Java Coffee;
 Bbl of Currants. Preserved Ginger. Quinces, Peaches, Damsons, Pine Apples, Green Cages, Pie Fruits.
 Preserved Fish. Salmon. Lobsters, Mackerel. Oyesters, with full assortment of Groceries of every description which offered very low and guaranteed of best quality Dec ? '56 MERRICK X WASSEII
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Country Merchants and

Country Merchants and Others WOuLD save money by calling at D. B. Man. " dei's, who has just received per steamer s. H. Tucker
 50 Boxes escorted Candies;
 20 Star Candles;
 20 < Tobacco;
 40 bbls. Dean's Extra Whiskey; 20 hlf. bbls Deans Extra Whiskey; 25 bbls. Old Bourbon do. Call and examine for yourselves they will be sold cheaper than any other House sell. Dec 23, '56.
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LIFE IN NEW YORK CITY.-The following New York correspondence of the Boston Jour- nal is said to be too true:
 "One of our rich merchants, man of fortune of million and half--a resident of the Sixth avenue--connected with one of the first houses in New York, was carried yesterday to the Insane Hospital. He is another illustration of what our city shows in many lamentable cases ofthe danger of over attention to buisness. We keep list of the drunkards who die, of the suicides of deaths by railroad collision and acci- dents. But could the number of deaths and the cases of insanity growing out of the haste to be rich'-ofthe incessant application of bus- ness-the overtaxing of the mind in the accu- mutation of wealth be known-the appalling number would startle and convulse society,"
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DPFHIUtSe EeINK Green and Black French Merinos; Solid \ and Fancy Delaines. All prices. just received and for sale by NEW BERN & HcGfES, Nov o6 '5e Main street
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Cloths and Cassimeres.

1.-TWO pieces of extra fine Broad Cloth, and one | piece heavy doc>kin Cassmere. Also, large lot of Satnes ond Casnets just received and for sale by NEWBERN & HUGHES,
 Nov 25 '5s Main street
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REPRESENTATIVES AND ELECTORS IN f360.- The Philadelphia Bulletin estimates that the representative population in 1860, throughout the Union, will be about 31 ,0OO,0OO divided as follows: Free States 2O,0O00O0; Slave States, Il 100000. Tho number of representa- tives being 234 the ratio of apportionment will be about 132, ,0OO, and the House will consist of 151 representatives from Free States and 83 from Slave States. By the present appor- tionment, there are IA from Free States, and 90 from Slave State. The Bulletin distributes the members as follows: Southern States, S; New England States 23; Middle States, New York, New Jersey and Pennsy ylvania 58 Wes- tern States. (including California and Minne- sota, 70. In case of the admission into the Union of Kansas, Nebraska, Oregon, Utah or a new State from part of Texas, these figures will be somewhat modified, as each new State will have at least one new member, and the old States will lose in corresponding degree. II the calculations of the Bulletin are correct, the Presidential electors for 1860 will number 29S, of whom 1855 will be from Free States, and 1l3 from Slave States.
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READ AGAIN! EeY late arrivals, have received at my old stand ID on Markham street, the following additions to my former large and general stock: MOCHA COFFEE; JAVA COFFEE; RIO COFFEE;
 CRUSHED SUGAR;
 PULVERlZED SUGAR;
 BROWN SUGAR;
 TEAS;
 CURRENTS;
 SULTANA RAISlNS;
 CITRON;
 FINE CIGARS;
 CHOICE TOBACCO;
 OLD PORT WINE;
 OLD MADEIRA WINE; OLD SHERRY WINE; OLD COGNAC BRANDY; HOLLAND GIN; OLD BOURBON WIIISKEY; OLD JAMAICA RUM; GINGER WINE: STRAWB WBERRY WINE; RASPBERRY WINE; BLACKBERRY WINE:
 SUPERIOR HOOK WINE;
 SUPERIOR CLARET WINE; Large Lot choice brands CHAMPAGNE; PINE APPLE CHEESE: ALMONDS: CASTANAS; ENGLISH WALNUTS; All kinds of Fresh Fruit. A large and splendid invoice of Glass ond Queensware: and large assort- ment of all kinds of Groceries. Nov 25 '55 JACOB HAWKINS.
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Carpets and Rugs. m BENDER, at the corner store has just received D. and offers for sale on accommodating terms, A vel selected assortment of Carpets and Rugs" consisting in part of the following: Pieces Brussels Carpet;
 Tapestry
 Extra fine Ingrain Carpet;
 44Oil Cloth {.
 5 Velvet and English Rugs. Call and examine. Dec ? '56
 SHAWLS. DLAID Wool Shawls. Zepher do., Pongee Silk II Handkerchiefs, Plain and Embroidered Linen do, received and for sale by Dec '56 HUTT X POPE. 4
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CLASS 25,

To be drawn in the City of Atlanta, Georgia, in public, on
 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2Sth. 1857,
 ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS. Three Thousand Two Hundred and Sixty Prizes MORE THAN PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS '.
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Tom Marshall on J. G. Breckinridge and
 Garrct Davis.

The celebrated |" Tom Marshall'' has been edfying the Kentucky Supreme Court with one of his happiest hits It was in case on which the Vice President elect, MT. Brockinrdge, and Garret Davis of Ky, we're opposing counsel
 Mir. Marshall's clients son had been fiogged by gentleman for trespassiug upon his fish pond
 Major Breckinridge couteuded that the correc- ton was a wholesome and proper one, such as he had been subjected to iu his juvenile days
 when caught in any mischief Tom Marshall, ill reply, said that both gentlemen had endea- vored to magnify him into a great mau-Ken- tucky's greatest lawyer and orator; and both, in there political speeches. were in the habit of expressing great confidence in the sagacitv and intelligence of the people Now, he wished to be infomed how it was that, with such great superiority of natural genius and requirements, and with the additional advantage of years over at least one of his adverSaries he remained plain Tom Marshall, hammerIug a miserable exist ence out of few law suits at tue bar! awhile you," pointing to his oppqnnent, J hn c. Breck
 inrdge, "who were but d tow headed shaver, robbing birds nests and playing marbles when the whole broard cOmmdnwealth of Kentucky was ringing from end to the other wi.a praises of the great eloduerce, vast learning, and prodigious ability of Tom Marshall, are uow Vice President of the United State-: and yuI, Garrt Davis, wanted to- be, and almost per suaded some very weak n,inde4 people r1 make you, President of the United Sta,c,?" "NoN,' proceeded Tom, "our Vice President says ne used to be tlogged in hi4 boyish days fer just such tricks as my clients was lloggeG for and he leaves us to infer that, far from su.l'G
 ing any damage thereby, t was one of tho causes of his progress aud advancement tn hS present high position. If my client had only known this before, and if h. could be satisfied that his son was spanked on the same spot that my distinguished friend was, so flr from bring ing this suit, he would have acknowledged his profound gratitude to the defendant for thus placing his scion in the llne of safe precedents, and giving him so strong claim on the Vice Presidency. Doubtless the political mistor- tunes and disasters of my other distinguished friend are attributable to the fact that as his spanking was neglected in boyhood, he has to make up for tby receiving nothing but political spanks ever since he reached manhood" These palpable hits excited much laughter among the lawyers and judges, in which the two dstn- ouished objects of Toms rai,Iarv porticinatp1
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FRESH GROCERIES. TCST Received at the New Cheap Cash Store. per sJ steamer Arkansas: S25o lbs best Rio Coffee; 456o .' Sugar; $50 .' Fresh Rice; 300 q Copperas; 15o '' Black Pepper; 800 q Bar Lead: 2500 !" Nails assorted; l2 boxes Patent Axes:
 ? bags Horse Shoe Nails: 10 coils Manila and Cotton Rope; half Barrels Soda,
 F dog Cotton Cards; l25 lbs best Bengal Indigo. For sale cheap for cash, by A. J. HUTT. Dec 2 '56 Main street.
The true Democrat., 1857-01-27

NEW STORE, NEW GOODS. HAVING purchased from David Bender. his stock Il of Dry Goods, and leased his store for q term of years and having just received and receiving daily supply from the East bought exclusively for Cash Down, we arc prepared to sell all kinds of Dry Goods very cheap.
 S9 Boots and Shoes. Whips, Saddlery, A. - etca large lot which will he sold very low Country Merchants and others would do well to call and examine our stock.
 Hats and Caps. Ready Made Clothing. JUST received of the latest and approved styles very cheap. Please call and satisfy yourst If. No trouble to show goods.
 Dec ? '56 l.. NJ. FILKINS t& co.
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD young HORSE. we'll gai.ed for kn -A travelling. works well everywhere. 3 01 Apply to R. & Yerkes, at True Democrat office, or to Newborn t2 Hughes, East Main street.
 Jap oa
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CRUSHED SUGAR AND TEAS, ID ECEIV ED and for sale by lG Dee. 23. lS56. NJ. OSBORN. ETKESIi Arrival of Boots, Shoes and q 1T Brcgans, this day, also Ladies Cloth E CIOaks. FIlKINS & co. Dec 23 56. Successors to D. BENDER.
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DKY PAINTS. SPANISH WHITING-l Barrel: hC bbl Yellow Ochre; l halt barrel Venitian Red: l '' '' Spanish Brown. Received per steamboat Arkansas and for sale by Jan 6 'o7 RAPLEY. HANGER tt co.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEM F.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

3,2d0 prizes amounting to..............&2Of.0 to. 900 Whole Tickets, st0: Halves, S5; Quar-
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LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS, TUESDAY
EiO,.rI EjOyiryy

Flour! FtOUf!! TI,EN Thousand pounds superior Gap Mill Flour, 1 just received and for sale by Dec 9 55 FIELD & DOLBY. SUGAR. COFFEE AND MOLASSEs, D ECElVED and for sale by 1N Dee. B. 1856. NJ. OSBORN.
 FLOUR. MEAL ETC, nN hand and for safe by O Dec. 23 1856. NJ. OSBORN
 DRY GOODS. LUST received and for sale O Plaid W Wool Shawis; Solid Brown DeLanes; Fancy coored Solid coored French DcLaine; Persian DeLaine;
 Marines of all coors; Plaid Linseys:
 Flannels of all colors; Blankets
 Banket and Jean Coats; Brd-eye Diaper;
 Crash, etc., etc. Dec. B, 1856. VI. OSBORN.
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-
 ROOTS AND SHOES.
ESoys' and Misses Glove

Boys and Misses Gloves. TINIE subscribers have just received Boys and \ Misses Wool and Cashmere gloves, great vare- ty, which they will sell cheap for cash.
 Nov 25 '56 NEWBERN dS HUGHES.
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Kentucky Jeans and Socks. TEANS-2 bales assorted colors Extra Ky; sD F doz Knit Wool Socks
 Received per steamboat Arkansas and for sale by Dec Is '56 RAPLET. HANGER & co.
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MUUNT ULIyEF CEMETERY.

TUE Directors Of this Company announce to the
Public. that J-ls Cemetery has been laid off with suit
able avenues and walks. aud portion Of the ground
sabdivdei into Family LOTS which offered for sale
The map of ihe grounds can be the office Of
Lindsey Crockett where Inc public invited to call
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident they Coal3 have made
more suitable location for Cemetery in The vicinity OF
Nashville, and pledge emsasa 1 The public to spare no
money pains 90 make IL equal any Cemetery in the
Union, and such one rs Nashville may feel some pride in
The Cemetery is now in charge OF q competent Super
uteudCu living the grgu.d, under whose direction in
termsnts viii De- made 10 The best manner and at the
usual charges
The Directors ot Tie Company are desirous that the
grounds should be lied by The citizens OF Nashville and
Tor that purpose Uuurs VIII leave the office of Lnds
lev & Crockett ar Z O'Clock Tuesday afternoon the
Sth nst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour Tie safs VIII be free
Ladies and F.mi IS desrous OF visiting The grounds
viii be called ir ll-r residences, by sending tleir
cards 90 the PTe.i 'a.t ut tho COMPANY.
a. Y. = LlHDSLEY, Pres't.
C. ". NANCE. Sae'y iv8-if
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

DENaU AN
BALTIMORE % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TINE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Wash
ingtOn can be procured to which point as well as 10
Baltimore it is the shortest most direct and n every re-
spect the reliable route. 1t is the only by which
purchasers Of Through Tic kets New York are enabled
TO reach the cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia and New
York at the cost of Ticket New York only thus en-
abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure or nor-
nation to visit four fthe principal cities the Union 70
less cost than can be afforded BY any other route
And it the only route by which Through Tickets can
be had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va Charleston, savannah Macon At.
Ianta Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
Carter & Thomas or steamers the Cumbsrllnd river
to LOUISVILLE, connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad TO Indianapolis Ind, make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio With TIE Central Ohio Railroad % Wheel
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made to Washington City, Baltimore, Phiia-
delphia and New Ork.
E5y- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
phis transferred at Cairo TO the Of The Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terrs
Haue Indianapolis Dayton and AsDia 10 Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus 81 I0 A. 81, $50 p. n. and
bpm.
~ Travellers are requested to notice shat while this s
the OnLy route alrdng Through tickets I'll he Eastern
Cities at the charged br other routes Ag
York OnL il Is also the shsres speedy aud direct
to all the leading points IN the EAST. The distance from
Columbus to Batuprcis only 57s miles bg:Gg about 100
miles shorter to New or t-u B.. -uT route. There
are less changes Of Dv rs rcUic aud IueUGy
less detention than oy aGv other.
- Ihe road is Jal.lsted with broken stone and is
enurelY free from dust
For iur,hsruiJrmsdoa please apply to p G.. EUMSEY,
Agent Nashvils, Tean.
For Through Tickets apply ia Louisville "a. the office Of
the e. ) Mai Steamers or the Je5rsJnr lie Railroad
OGce, hUu street. NM- >. NyOJSlDE,
Master Transportation B. & o. z x.
JOHN n. SHARP General Western Agent
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TGURSTON N BERNARD.
no. iG PabliC Square,
- o

7NTE nov have on hand @ beautiful stock of French
W and English 3cruus. PLAIN Plaid and Ambre
shaded aii wool DeLaucr EombazEcs, Cashmeres Man
chester DeLaines, Plaid Red Yellow and White FannelF
all qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of all kinds 10 which e invite the attep
ton Of all CASH buyers as e cln give good bargains
zHrt-e-ti
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Nashville Sewing Aae9 be dBaa
SOs. a
EAST SID p or EHE re rEsHEI
NASHTLLLE, TE sq

ffI1Ee e Machines are uuT Yery ju.
A D-stIu Hse, h2yiu- tls advent
s.arICTJ OF tle.- --JustruC-ilu, the
J.uIs, aud The great Strength OF g.
aiH.l5 i1 use1 Lhey !o-u @ seam VIA.
Ir1u arlirarY srUa-s Ut cotroIr sl-a
G- even .lIIgh WliCI rr5velfs tll
u Fy ClrcrI stances 'lllsFer.
IRE Erstaud hi-hest pf5mi1u 81
Machine. a. asI the leading tlirl
tal Egroqe, and The nTeut5ru0W ra
---Hlll Sc ard ofIhg largest paIr0na
llv Sewing Mach me IH ElrUua Ur al
They ara Of tho HI El5sl liHisd, and
and 50. .e, ami a--T.11 10 EE l4c IL
muuiss.
TBey are all secured exclusively
tgrs patent, and are Tree fflu lli
Flius aas been Lsken BE- alapt tlca
ssaiH F, and ilag ere ueg s1 mpl
aud Iaaaal BY any pa-seu. taai OF
com petition iuf this WA or tlr ll
OF i'Elt bags, for Corn or Wheat.
been iuVeu ed TO sarpass theu-la-
practice can make nom 200 s0D G
IaCb Hg. These machines are a'Er
he Iauu0a-tura0 OF an kinds 81 G
1eu as general sewing, o. ltinE. 81
shines are sI arranged q t1 make
lirsf, suG Co sew WITH sale luy 1H-
uelu End ihe dura5 1tT, reg4L-r
.anua- Go "a Jared 1g aug Hufs lc.
5EuIrli nauds.
We SHAH as all times keep on h1r
lnes5 Hllchiaes, ald mpsl respelliuIiy
erL.lg -a can aul see fHeu Iu use. E
9EauilglCn and 1a aalled iaat tl
.1L..
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GLOVEE 8 %.
- ETPREgS -P4GKl6ES

JLL 4. Ii ELCEoS - FdCA o~4-1
lAICS and Baggage delivered t9 any pari % tns ety
A With despatch and safety.
Feeii that5ucn enlerpHs5 was very mlsh Aeeusu7
tbev cave ucrd beavy snse get up nest and quick
conveyance, hope BY prompt attenton D. business % de-
IN Datr8uac8 Of the business men Of tho city
Mr. A L. WesbrOck, late messeugerof of adams Express
Cnauy will charge o. and receive and ds
liver Packages any p0it city and suburbs Charges
very mOdeuts.
Once Ne. Cherry street, Up stairs " N. L. BoyI
Tr ruOVII-6m.
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOATS-PATE BENXOLE GAS.
County and State Rights for Sale. The only
BenZOle Machine that Will give good light.

TUE entire apparatus simple occupies but little room
Il requires little attenti0n-except winding up
siIrilRr to q clock r.
The erpHse IS third less than ordinary Coal Gs.
and makes the most handsome and chepsst light in he
world 1t be in practical operation o. Hender.
son Bros, Deaderck street
Any persons wanting their houses lighted can be sup
pied Immediately, they having made contract for tbs
furnishing Of Davidson counts, and solicit orders
Information concerning site and County rights can be
had by applying to WI WARNE, =.
ang q Cherry Street NsshiIe.
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RESlD EitCEsS OEt saaskst
A CcMM0DiOus Brck Dwelling o. Spree rsef, a1-
"A Joining ten WoodfaE Eis fesiaaaege
ALSO, 81, 2, ~. ,A1lsfa sceut Residence. Bread
street, NgthTfis fsI1ss riil paft paF-
mslt ipr ne -al6sE prore-tg.
Aiallia be8Rifl Fr-ae g yelling q lfc71as. 81 as
aalaiii- tEes l34 EiilQa .lel haFn soii saf
esiasf scs ti5 lastl fasr. Ce. ssea 81 % H
Aesls s'1F ssrzain -. 4
Gallalin a * miles from the city. We hayo sold %
j. Residenc q the last 10 days Call soon OryOu will oos
l home and a bargain. , L. & R. ". BROWN,
decl4-d2W AZ Cherry street.
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- Il RTa - -

THE eminent HAHTaE. Ho vel rore l.sr p
! teiiaa Iu ililade.ph1 a. tle q Cl
Of garments, i5 now at our establish eu r-
street and Is prepared 10 take measu e a1l i1 atl5
line an assar.sn =at of Cloths, Cassil H..tna-
we're ever Glsllvsd in Nashville r a1
MzGe Clothing, blfh 1an,is1lcn' s an. r.s = 1rft
and our Fl-0rsa rg Department rlinT cr.-r
e7uu~-set ul5s- t5ltheld.
u--l4-tE CLIE aH tH.n
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To HILL OW ERS, lIILT,-H EfelrEs NU
Founder, and the Publt eesellr
Nasbg4iie, and the SaTauHaag
District,

HAFE s1r8rifnced the busipes ff
L a1i an repaired 90 make pat,s
Wrer Wheels, fuleys. and an Sir ai ssIrrs
arrg, To Farmers and others iu' srelatTF Ht.
also say. tIag aiH prepared Co make laar as
taH H.. IS. horse powers, o. rehz ,1s l.i sr-
on he alH.s reasonable .eFms. aud 7a 81
and uH.nuIrri1E attention 70 busne11tS gia .asa1 y
share Erlic patronage Pace of +sles - 90
s-re-a utH Of ftbs Blind Asylum. bitl1rl .fe ffrr
ha.a #.f Lebanon turupkes. and fa- p la1e
Iu get Ar. SHADES Grocery on th lia1
s-r- Am uEAEf ruiIEf
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NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, &C.
FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT
c. BE HaII9S,
NO.l8, PUBLIGSQCARE,
CoNSiSIING In part as follows, viz:
- Huperane Eng. Kid slippers;
50 White KID and Satin Slippers;
" Black Satin Slippers
Kid BOOtees, thin and thick socs;
Black Lasting Slippers and Buskins;
Velvet
e. Last'g Congress Caters with & without heels;
CATERS side and front lace;
Misses
Fine Kid Bootses and Slippers;
' Black Lasting CATERS
Children's
q" q" Ancle Ties;
Servants Calf and Goat BOotees large assortment;
Gents fine Calf Single and Double Sole Boots
oxford Ties;
50 Monterey Ties;
s. Pleu. Leather Shoes:
Boys fine Cal' Boots, &c, DC.
TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
splendid assortment Of iron Frame sole Leather Trav-
eIHg Trunks, Vases, Bonnet Trunks, Velvet and Brus-
sells Carpet Bags Oil Cloth Travelling Bags &c, &c all Of
which offered low prices cash small profits and
quick sales is the motto. GIVE a call.
sepl7-u G. HALL, Is Public Square.
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FFhUiiSTUN s BERNARD have removed to No l6
Il Public Square, next door to Calhouns where they
W be happy 90 SHOW their customers first rate stock Of
Dy Goods consisting of Black, Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths; slack and Fancy Cassmsrss; Vestings Gloves
Hosiery Cr-Tais HGudkerchels, &C. sc.
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Boots! stoes! Trunks

LADIES' SHOES.
! I ADIES' fne French Lasting Heeled Caters;
! II 81 4" Thick Sole do, tipt aud PIN;
(" Congress do;
g KID BoOtees, with and without heels;
Kid, Fr Me- and Goat Welt BOOtees
India Rubber (eather 5Ole) Clogs, new nTt'e;
Kid slippers, Ofevery description;
Velvet and Lasting Slippers
a variety of Ladies' Toilet and Fancy Slippers
Misses Thick sole Kid and French $40. shanghai
suh BOotees with general assortment Of Misses and
Chdrens Kid Freuch Morocco Goat and Calf cit Booees
Stf.hTLEM GOODS,
GeRuemens une calf aterproOf Boots
Z" Double Sole do
" Dress Boots
" Congress Caters, double and
single Sole;
Z" Wster-pf Shoes and Oxford Ties;
large stock Of Mems, Boys and Youths heavy Calf and
KIP Work, OF coed material and work manship.
NEGRO SHOES.
large and varied assortment Of Negro BrOgans,
and boys Negro DC Planters respectfully invited
10 call and examined eure purchasing.
TRUNKS. FABTSES, &c.
args lot Of fine Sole Leather Trunks, for Gentlemen;
' " Ladies;
Ladies' Extra Size Dress Trunks;
Also, lot Of cheap Leather Trunks;
Fine Sole Leather Vaises Carpet Bags, &C. all Of which
offered low fOrcash. JOHN RAMAGE,
Oct3i No. 42 College street.