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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-21
The Power bf MOnOsyIaDlcs.

To one whose attention has not been
drawn particularly to the subject. it will be
surprising to call to mind how many of the
most sublime and comprehensive passages
in the English language consist wholly or
chiefly of monosylIabes. OF the sixty
words composing the Lord's Prayer, forty
eight are of one syllable. OF the seventeen
words composing the Golden Rule, fifteen
are of one yllable.
The most expressive idea Of the creative
power of Jehovah is expressed entirely in
monosyllables:-"And God said, let there
be light, and there was light" One OF the
most encouraging promises Of Scripture is
expressed in fifteen words, all but one Of
which are monosyllables: II love them that
love me--and those that seek me sholl early
End me-"
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Junius nnd the Lawyers.

II the lawyers ever discover who "Junius"
was, they ought to sue his heirs, executors
or assigus for libel. In a letter to Lord
MausGeld, he says--"As practical profes.
sion, the study ofthe law requires but mod
crate portion of abilities. The learning Of
ths pleader is usually on levs! with his in
tserity. The indiscriminate defence bright
and wrong contracts the understanding while
/, cor.upts the heart. subtlety is soon mis-
taken for wisdom, and impunity for virtue
IF there are any instances on record as some ON
there are, undoubtedly, Of genius and moral
;,y united in n lawyer, they are distinguished
BY their singularity and operate as excep-
iions. " +.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-21

6-Stephsn Hall. queer, but weak &c.
MUS, had made frequent gracious promises
to his troubled friends that he would put
himself out Of the way. One stinging cold
night he vowed he would 60 out, and freeze
himsslf to death. About eleven o'clock Ne
retur ned shivering and slapping his fingers.
Why don't you freeze! asked loving rela.
tive. Golly! said the pseudo suicide, when
I freeze mean to take warmer night than
this for IL! --e.e
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-21

Gran Agricultural Society UP hi Yer.
mont offers the following premium: n
beautiful silk dress (the color and quality ts
be optional with the fair rscipieuD to the
maker of the best loaf Of bread-the COM
petitors to be unmarried ladies, and the
committee Of judges TO consist Of bachelors
and widowers. It is generally thought that
bachelors in search Of good housskesPsFsj
will be on hand at that agricultural fair:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-21
Love us at Home.

Ah, ye. !! we can bear the days burden and heat,
The dust and rude jostrgs we find in the street,
And censuring whispers thai float till they meet 9
The ears they were never intended to greet,
II they love US sincerely at home.
We can bear by the crowd to be buried along,
Down trodden, supplanted, oppressed by the strong
We can bear even lasting and unprovoked wrong;
II our hearts through II all chant truly the song,
Oh, they love US most dearly at home!
We cah bear a wild storm, be ii snuw, hail Of rain;
Heavy losses, instead ofthe 1ong-looked for gain;
Upbraiding and shadows that creep round our name
And threaten its brightness to hide or to stain,
II they love us sincerely at home.
Oh, l54s us at home For this ireasurewe plead;
With all else, this withheld, we are poor indeed!
Take all, but leave this, and with voices agreed,
We will sing with glad hearts, whatever our need,
oThiy still love us-they love us at home"
.-.i ,,,.l
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Sf(isttIlattous.
Influence Of Sony.


Most of US have exp rienced the luxuty Of
tears when listening to an old ballad. We
know an old man, who, having lived long
career of vice and crime, was at length ban
ished from the country; and who, while un-
detgoing his period of baDishment amidst the
wilde and jungles Of distant land, heard in
the summer eventide sweet voice, singing
in his own language the very song which had
]ulled him to his infant slumber, wheh he
knew crime by name, and knew it only to ab'
hor. 1t had been sung, too, by the cradle Of
an infant sister, one who had died young. and
was now in heaven; the mother, too, was no
more
But the song-the old song had not lost
its influence over him yet. Back came
trooping upon him the old memories which
had 60 long slumbered down there in the un'
consumed depths of his heart; the mother
and the father; the family gathering; the
old school -house; the time worn church, hal
hidden BY the old yew trees, where he hat
heard the Bible read, all came back upon hin
as fresh as if it were but yesterday; and
overpowered by his feelings he gave vent tt
them in Aood Of tears, And then the oil
man grew calm, and his latter days were hi
better days; and when the term of his ban
ishment had expired he came back to hi
fathers land, and there in that old villag
graveyard, amid whose grassy hillocks b
had played and gumboled, and where tn
mother and her little ones were sleeping, h
laid down his weary limbs and sank peace
fully away into common grave.--EIiz
Cooks Journal.
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ora negro was brought up before the
Mayor of Philadelphia for stealing chick
en-. Theft was conclusively proved
"Well, Toby" said his Honor, "what have
you got to say for yourself7" "Nfiun, but
dis ,'rspliad Toby; II was as crazy as a bed.
bug when stole dat pullet, coz T mite hab
stole de big rooster, and nsber done i, Dat
shows 'clusivsly to my mind dat I was labor
| ing undersde, dsliFiam trsmsadEs:"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-21

RT"Whersyer I go." said gentleman
remarkabls for his State pride. II am sure
to find sensible and intelligent mar from
my own State" "No wonder" said the
person be Was sddrsssing. :for every nenof
that State, who has any ssnaes lsassa is a.
faas d Re can" ~, s'sS .aa4S "
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-21

pAD 1rishman. lately sent to the House
OF Correction in South Boston for year,
was set to work in Blacksmith shop
Finding the labor very hard he asked Cap.
tain Robbins to change his employment
"Faith Captain" said he, elf should have
to work this way for a yedr, I shall die in
less that 4 fortnioa.'' @
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-21

r 01-A large portion Of the swamp' Of
Florida is said to be cupabls.of producing
Eve hundred bushels Of bullfrogs to the acre.
With alliea,ors snouehfor fencing. Ansni'
CAN'T wandering there in search Of nsighbors,
voslt soon meet = settler.
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OTHorn Tooke, on being ssksd by E
foreigner of distinction. how much tfedsoa
an Englishmaa nigh, venture to wfite wiihs
out being hanged, replied that he could NOT
inform him, bIt that he wac just trying
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-21

/. O.-aMr. Smith. l wish 70 speak q 700,
privately. Permit me to take you aprFt folf
few taoments." Smith. ewho il not ir ne
least frightened Csrssinly, cir. II youvilL
promise to pus me iogsthsr sgsin."
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-01-21

A Coon fDEA. There u sfnle ID : dahsl..
ing society that ws hays heard Of vhish ~
s",hst The gentleman wishing q spssh nsssI
shsn half n hour shall bass aroom to -
SELF" ss
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9oetital,
The Pass Of Death.
NJ JOHN THRocKNoRToN.

nj JOHN THRocKAoRToN'
1t was narrow pass,
Watersd With human teats,
Fo, Death had kept the outer gate
Almost six thousand years,
/, And the oeaseleSs tread Of u worlds feet,
Was ever In my ears
Thronging, hurrying, jostling BY,
A II they we're only born to die.
4 stately king drew near, ...
This narrow pass to tread,
Around him hung gorgeous robe,
And crown was on his head;
But Death, with q look Of withering scorn,
ID Arrested him and said,
nIn humber dress must the king draw near,
For the crown and the purple are useless here"
Next came man Of wealth,
And his eye was proud and bold,
And he bore in his hand lengthy scroll,
Telling of sums untold;
But Death, who careth not for ranE,
CaLeth as little for gold
nHere that scr,ll cannot allow,
For the gold OF the richest is powerlcss now."
Another f8lio&ed fast,
And book was In his hand,
rillsd with the flashes Of burning thought,
That are known In many landi
~ the child OF genius quailed 10 heat
Deaths pittiless demand
"Here that book cannot enter with thee,
Tor the bright fash Of genius is nothing 10 me-
Next came q maiden fair,
with that eye so deeply bright,
That StiEs within you strange sweet care,
Should you meet on a summer night;
RGt Death, ere the gentle maid passed through,
shatched away its light
aBeauty is power in the world" he saith,
But what can It do in the Pass of Death"
A youth Of sickly uhen,
Followed in thoughtful ood,
Whose heart was filled with lovs to God
And the earthly brotherhood;
Death ielt he could not quench tho heart
. That lived for others good
al own," cried he, "the power of love,
must let II pass to tho realms aboSe!'
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4 O1rAvarice and vanity ere the principal
elements Of sll evil. y M N n
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
.COMPEriTION THE LIFE r
 TkA9E.',

'E'ilERE is at the Little Roek Forndry P z. alge assortment ot -aw-mi.i and sin .s ..S M lHgN wh' n Will be sod cheap for cash. '|-~- he Gin Is iu.s arc aii from ntw pl..rr,. C.~ lng> tnr i'Uttecen t"t "htc with eud..on- .. tirn'd. steel step "nd ltk rtice hom S4. Lr s5u. A twelve foot .c, from $i5u uo SI0 60 len foot W he, rom S5a to S3. Ali common cas. .iugS nom to eH,~ Ter P'Wd anl 'thef in[N u pr'portol A~ hay a,'.' he'1 ~t'am temy Ia-Ne, am pfopar, to do ar! bna ot tfru 2 il, iIm or brss
 Mac iuety ct ali snd' re a.red an short r,tice.
 Two steam cilin,s lor raw-mil,s on hand and f sale.
 The highest price p id for old castings in ca, or work. k. ERODE.
 Iniv asth ISIS. f.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
CURES GUARANT NTIED!!
Rev. Peter CuIp, NJ. D.
SonERy1LLE. TENN. May 14.lS57

SoMERvILLE, TENN, May 14, 1857. Dr. J. A. CLoProN. huntsville, Ala: Dear Sir It affords me joy inexpressbe to inform you that your invaluable Ointment has ailcetuaily cured cancer my wiies face of l2 or Is years standing For some time previous to getting our Ointment, her tace had been very much nhamed, and at the time We made the frs application, she was suffering great deal. We applied the Ointment according to directions, eight or ten days after which the cancer healed very fast, and was soon well, and has heen ever since, about year now.
 PreVIoua tu using your remedies. my wife had used numerous things. every one making her cancer worse We learned from Mrs lliX Lagrange that you cured q cancer on her nose of 22 years standing and one on Mrs Christians Moores face of years standing would be glad t. get two boxes like the one l used. Should you send them, will forward the money by return mail.
 Respectfully. PETER GULF. MI D. Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest character will be forwarded to any that may wish them.
 Scrofula Ulcers, Sore Legs and all diseases of the skin cured Medicines forwarded by lnuil Testi- moniaS can be seen ut this office
 Address. ]. A. CLOPTON, NJ. D.,
 Dec. s. 1857. Uabtsrt7ye 4I,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
State of Arkansas.

So.N'h OF RANDOLPH. In Randolph Circuit Court in Chancery, Ma|
 Term, 1858 dohh r. Black, as assignee of James W. Proudft, {
  Robinson X lIill Martin X Smith, James c. Marya and North X Scott gk1 ME creditors of the said James W. Proudt as l hereby notified that at the May term forHeed0 "f said court, among other things. it was ordered N he Judge of said court that all persons having dd lDands against said James W. Proudft have le l] to exhibit them in thiS court, before the Master
 Chancery, and he k directed to list as approva claims. those that arc founded ppon notes or wrtte liquidated evidences ot deht. over the signature aid Proudft and accounts that are authenticated the affidavit of the clamantS or are supported b parol proof before him. which he shall reduce writing an file in this case unless such notes carr and cvouuts are contested by the assignee in whic tase tEe Mnsterin Chancery may take te. tmony an report the contested claims with the testimony take hereon, with his opinion thereon, for the considers lion of this court And the assignee is ordered make publication in some newspaper in this Skt notifying he creditors of said PrOudft that tho may exhibit their demands in the way above set tor 10 E Iittel Urmston, Master in Chancery of th ourt. etc. JOHN I. BLACK. Assignee
 June % '5S 2S-tf of James w Proudft.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER C00DS
 AT A. POLLOCK'S

\ AM now in receipt of general stock of Fall and N Winter Goods, consisting of all kinds of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods Ready Made Clothing Fancy Goods. etc. all of which will he sold at the very low est cash prices My stock of Dry Goods consists in part o CasSmere> fancy. ip Robes and Side Stripes Merinp of all colors, Prints of all styles and colors Embroidery, all sorts of Hoops Extension Hoop Skirs, Woolen and Merino Hose and half Hose, silk and Leather Belts in great variety. Broad Cloth Gas Simere and Ca~>iuet and Jeans. Bed Blankets Boat Blankets, Nergro Blankets. Flannel Linsey, and every thing else in the Dry Goods line.
 My stock of READY MADE CLOTHING is the LARGEST in the city, consisting in part of fine French Broad Cloth. Dress am Frock Coats Of Black BIue Brown and Olive colors. Over Goats of all sorts from the best and heaviest Broad Cloth Mohair, Bear Skin. Beaver, Pilot, and all other kinds generally cae for. Pants of ali sorts. stnpes colors and priees. Vests ditto Whole Sui,s of the latest styles.
 A general stock of White and Fancy Shirts. Mar aeills shirts Cellars. Unlershrts Drawers, Stocks. Snspenders, and every thing else in the Gents Fur nishiug Goods line.
 Having he largest stock of Clothing in the place. am enabled to scll them p per cent cheaper than any other store iu Little R ct Call before on nnr ahasc elsewhere. No trouble to show goods.
 A. POLLOCK, Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
Ga.d and Silver NH,tcae> aAd Fashionable
 .trYF.rV.

lT D0FTER has returuci from New York Sz2 .7A' "i,h full us~o tnent of the finest and f-3Ap most f.,h nabla Jesejry of every des.rip a.,z&sz t1n which he utf.rsa the most rea-onabl, rates.
 lie a.1o ha1 I z od supply of Gold and Silver Watch of all Ei1A~. !! feels ~a.i-f d that he can sell such liberal terms make it Co the interest of persons wishing any thing iu his line to give him call
 ,y- IIe sill attends to all sorts of repairing.
 llnt N islS Hln
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
FOR s A L E.

TIF Cadron pro. erll thirt, six miles above Little Rock. fronts thu Arkansas river two miles. con tains 5000 acres lies in compact body. and can be divide into three ar farms, giving to each de srab, Riter or HV yeade4ce.
 This tract includes the Ca Iron Mills and Ferry 6o cleared and in cultivation from five to six hundred deadened spring well and cistern water. with buildings sufficient to accommodate from 50 to lo0 hands. Title unquestonabe. If desired will sell with the place loo head cattle and as many hogs.
 For richness of soil and convenience to market this place is unsur rpassed by any lands in this country.
 will also sell n9agnifceat tract at ricer ltnd. fifty miles above Little Rock fronting the river 3l of a mile containing 60D acre>--l25 in cultivation--l5O 50 deadened For further particulars apply to the un- ler>igned. at Lewi~burg, Ark.
 O,t l3 lS5S if " T. MFNFEFF
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

HOOPS. SKELETON etc.. 1J Steel and Bras. plain and coored: Rattan. etc etc. D. HANDEL. October s 95S.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
NEW AND VALUABLE BOOIAS BT
 DESCRIPTION!

I-HDiiNhPd Dy D. tppiPtOn A tO.. N. !. sSIE abrdgemeut of the debates of Congress from a l7S9 to loJ6, to be Inpieted i'll 5 large vol umes, comprising whit is now contained in more than l"o volumes. Price in cloth binding s per volume, in law sheep $ 5O, half morocco S4, half :alt extra $4 5j
 Benton'> Thirty Years View now complete in 7 volumes. Price in cloth binding $5, in law sheep S6 per copy
 Morse's General Atlas of the World. containing seventy maps, with statistics of all nations, to the year 1858. Price $o.
 Cyclopedia of American E.oquence, now complete in volumes. Price in cloth S5 law style $6 mo- $1 half calf extra Ss per copy. fhe New American Ency ,lopuotia. to be compet- 'd in l5 large volumes. the first volume ready. Price in cloth $ per volume in library style s 50, r1lf morocco $4. half Russia II 5j. Cyclopmiia of Wit and iumor, by William E. Bo,tun.
 Commodore Perry's Expedition to Japan and the China seas.
 1yeoueiia of Biography.
 Buftett'- Narrative.
 Squiers' Nicaragua.
 Ldyu's NueyuA
 Ta,kus Alyssi0ia.
 Annals 4 San Fuurilco.
 A. C. UABEiS. LGrfao0no2t, Arls.,
 Sfe A1eat tEe Nate .f .i51ussus
 trtts Soje t 4H He ab.r4 lr1its ALSO On hul and for sale general as ortmeat rf school and Mis.allanrou, books; and prepared t- d!l ofaers for any of the books published hy ?. Appleton 6c Co Per-ons dsSir- ng any VI tAa works above mentioned. con nave he sane furnished oyappNing by letter or otherwise 9 A. C. ilAEais. Jacks npoft ArE,.. or D. APPLE 'oN x co.. 34f and &4s Broadway, New York. Dec. 22. S57.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
NEW FOUNDRY.

AT LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS. ME undersigned i, now prepared to dc any kif of work ill the line of Cast Iron usually want, for Mills, Gins, etc. etc; also Flow Points of varo patterns such as Hall and Spears Avcrys and ether make patterns of any description for Niipf rk, ett that may be called for. ut reasonable Hriccs. II thorough acquaintance with the business in an of departments, enables him to feel confident that will be iiberuily paronized.
 Gin Gear , 5 cjs per pound and other work in pr portion not exceeding Memphis prices.
 Foundry on Main street. near A. |. Wards Ct 'i@ss ;,ti m"Poiqle'gry, n ,.lt iy, ,s-a VIM DSAAE,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

EN reply to frequent inqriras I would say that am now prepared to travel to any part of he State and viii % prepared to do every thing in the line of my profession n the neat ct possible manner. Persons si~l.ing my seryiye- will please drop line to that effect us l shall no' have time to En cXcept where have calls nd will only charge the legular Nm, his and eastefu prices, same as charge ill my office
 II. x. CASE, Denttt. .AAln I,..n IL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
FENNERTY HOUSE.

CORNER OF BARBECUE AND FUGATE STREETS
 PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS. 'sSIllS beautiful edifce just competed and magnlfcently furnished, is now XMTA open fer the 'ecepton of permanent and s:: transient boarders. s:s 2 The location is the most desirable in aaSasssssssssA the town and the proprietor assures his friends and the publi, of hi. determination to maintain FIRST CLASS HOUSE-second to no other in the south west, in all its appointments.
 Po'teyS will be in attendance at the landing at all hours day night, upon the arrival of steambnats tO take chArre nf hnrrnre. Murch l7 1s11. ly
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

TTAEF DOZ. Sausage Gu ters: dog Cotton I'll Cards: doz C,ffee and Spice Mills dog. Frying Pans; dog. ca-t Tea Kettles; dog Square Lanterns; doz pair Candlesticks. (as>orted,) 25o lbs Sad Irons. Received and for sale by
 Nov. 8, '5S. MCPHERSON & NEWBEkN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
DENTAL NOVitE..

DR II. Y. CASE. office next door to .-....----
 / Gov. C"uway'> residence wh ire he i~ E.,es1s.e prepared to o araty i ovr1 bran.h of his 'ATfIrT? profession Alf ial ,eefh aith ar iB,ia. euus from one to full lsoi iu-cr e as tn look perfectly uatu ra All iGl scts inserted on the -uction or aturi~ Ih'ric pra,~ur, neipie feel lerti c'y natural and ea~, in the 'nou'h and answers all the legitimate uses ot natural teeth
 Teeth taFeu in time can be plugged so as to pre- serve them Lor iiie.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17

VI NJ NIAFlAM. ssMiTH & GRAHAM. Wholesale GrocerS Pro hc duce and Commission Merchants. and dealers in reign and domestic qnors, Cincinnati, Ohio. Also agents for manufacturers for the sale of To- baceo Window Glass Iron and Nails.
 N. B. Ali orders entrusted to Us will receive our -triclest attentiohs. .InlA ] l.53
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
NOTICE MONEY.

A IT. Persons concerned requested to call and fX SETTLE and pay their accounts at once, no further time will be given over two eks: then all notes and accounts will be handed for collection
 Sept % lS5S D. BENDER
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
JAMES TUNNAH.

NafDIe UtaItr, Llttic WOCk- Ark.
 AS just received and win constantly ee.ENA ] \ keep on hand full assortment o' A1tt;s Italian and American Marble and will AH&ffhlf'' iunish Monun ents Crave Stcues ana 4 is9es. Tomb Slabs of every description on th, "5.g most reasonable terms and in good style E/agA He will also make bureau tops, table tops Es-k and do every kind of work in his ine.- z@r~s-.-3 lis yard is on Markham street. Illl ls 1S5S
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
NOTICE.

COMMlTTED to the jail of Polk county, Ha o Ark two negro men, who say their nameSf6 are Peter and Dafia. Peter is about 30>N years cf age live feet or inches high, of copper, color, has scar on his nose he says done by axe.
 David IS about 9 years of age, five feet 10 or Il inches hlgh of dark color, has scar N his fore head Said negroes say they belong to Warren
 Heron ot Ashley county, Ark. The owner of said negroes Is hereby notified to cone and prove said
 negroes pay all charges otherwise they will te dealt with us the law directs Fl GEORGE S. TURRENTINE, " | June 9, '5S &. 6m. .Jai7er. | Cost Of adv sos sr 6, ,or ,,.o,1-
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
SCHOOL.
 NTElATEt AT
MEDICAL and
 MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, CsF ( n
MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPER

MACAAINES and NEWSPAPERS WE solicit the attention of Country <esz " Merchants and other, visti, z our l<s/f 7 .ity. t. our stock of school Books sz,,< 1 and Stationery, confident Je can give as.-..ss.. every satisfaction to purchasers.
 Our stock of Standard and MiScelianeod Books is large and well selected, comprising ever Standard Author, to hirh we are continually addn by the receipt of all NEW Books as soon as issue from the press.
 Our large and well selected stock of Medca Books i, not surpassed in the south to which " respectfully solicit the attention of Physicians ah students.
 We also receive subscriptions for all the leadi Magazines and Newspapers published in the Unite States
 Orders from the country promptly attended to- Aug. Is. 5S 6m.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-11-17
HENRY JAC0BT,
Bookseller, .sO0k-SiEd2r, SiatiGner ! Blank-B0Ok
 Manufacturer.

ES prepared, cn an ella,eal scale, to execute all I kinds of Book binding in the latest and most improved -tyle Having engaged the services oftNo experienced and skiul assistants in this line. he k enabled to execute all work entrusted to him with neatue~- and de>patch
 Giving this branch of his bu~iness his personal at tenton. he guarantees all his work not to be eXceed in the south for eh apna~s and superiority. A fine assortment of Stationery Blank Books. Music etc. always on hand and he is constantly receiving ad- ltions to his already large stock of Standard Works, school Books rtc
 When anything in his line is called fir an l no, found on h md he will orler i, at once. Call and see him Ut his new seore Markham Street. two doors uhove <. II. TUCKER's. April l3. ls5S.