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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal PrOnerty.

FINHE undersigned will sell, on the premises south
IL Market street, opposite the Military College on
the FIRST SATU RnAI II JUNE being the 5th the
very valuable House and Lot which the late Fred
Jonte lived at the time Of his death fronting Mar
ket street and running back half way 60 College 81
Also, lot fronting l21 feet the Lebanon TURNPIKE
being lot No II " the plan of the University lots.
Also, viii be sold al the time and place the
personal property OF said Jontes Estate consisting in
part of an excellent new Cracker Machine and an the
nNtures furniture. &c, necessary carry the Ba-
kerry aud Confectionery business-tNo bread wagons
and mules, one buggy, together with stock Of
groceries, coniecuonary, show cases, shop furniture
Nc.. &c.
This Is especially fine opening for Bakers and Con-
fectioners, II Il old and well known stand and
the only one in that portion Of the city We will sell
the property either in whole part at private sale
and not sold before the whole will be offered the
highest bidder on the 5th OF June next
Terms made known on the day OF sale.
PETER BlIiIOD,
A. A. HATCHER,
may4-dtd UaA Executors +. Jonte decd.
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN OFFICE,
PATENT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
New YORK October %. 1857.

S. W. ADHESION, Esq.-.Sir: We are in re-
ceipt of your letter covering the enclosed SIS
bill which we regret to state is a counterfeit
We have read your communication with
much interest, and we recognize in you ge-
MUS of peculiar talent. You are an ingeatOr
we perceive, and we wonder that we have
never had the pleasure of chronicling your
name as a Pdteyltee.
The plan you suggest for paying out the
Ocean Telegraph Cable is not so good as some
others that have been suggested to us, and
therefore we should not like 10 publish this
plan. Respectfully, your obedient servants,
MUM & co.
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4 Will xiyc he ahsve reuara for = aegro named
TfaEf. IL year. cat sfaaA and siisa for her age.
has usark freu barn % slde q her Forehead
Is oi,ra n frunf shars sleeves eheek sun bonn-f
she has heea Watkins Grove - Saturday, -
q nay 1le 1squents ireut strecf, iIkeir har-
eafed - scene PERSIA Uiii give the ahose rcEara
10 aay Esersaa waa ali bring her - ne e. llforsn
ne where eea tad her.
10iiN BROWNE.
ms1>z-u CofneF nesdersrk aad s..nare.
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at court that day. Ny mother was one of the-
best at many things, and l have put monu-
ment on her grave, and given her good name,
and hope her youngest children to get home.
If have ambition, l think it is to improve
and protect my country, respect God as my
Father and the giyer of all things, men and
women my brothers and sisters, and if they
won't behave themselves, make them, if we
have to put them in irons on a treadwheel.
/ have such hatred for lying, that l gave
SIS to re-publish book on lying.
lost my health and hopes about 1882 from
various causes in different States; was giving
my Glands. extra pay, and working double
handed from midnight to midnight, had made
preparations to burn large machines, kill men,
and get killed, though one rich man begged
and paid some: and that saved all.
/ did join a church. though thought they
had more regard for formalities and selfish
ness than charity and conservativeness, and 1
asked them to take my name from their book.
l love to hear the girls sing praises TO God,
and as the Methodist girls sing the most like
them little the best, for I do hate to hear
vain men make long prayers and SANDER
others; and have been thinking about fixing
an engine to blow the organs, and do the sing
ing and praying for some of the churches, for
am good on wind machines.
| think Mr. Fowler is a great man in his
way, and will add much to the peace and hap
piness of mankind, if we will take his advice
in some things, and learn to think and act for
ourselves and country.
MAY 10, 1858. s. w. ADHESION.
L am fifty-ive years old, have travelled
about one hundred and twenty-five thousand
miles, lost about fifteen years by disappoint-
ments and bad health, and lots of money and
property, much of all from my own impru-
dent conduct, and if God viii forgive me, /
will try to do better and to learn Others to do
So for as God has been kind TO me, to 9TH
ers, so should be. I.l
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IsoR ian FArtsraisrs address + casletan eeyie 4,
II D. Il naisah. Ca ptou j. ioesfe1 TO- sees frosl
Aflast. aad 20 nailaz frsa csstanneea % tne tieF
- stsss eaed nulton, Nay I. ls51--asgfa e-erp<=
Is.s. 4z9s. nay lo-<u
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aS5S. 1855
Groceries at Auction.
1855.

Groceries at Auction.
ME viii sell on TUESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1858, at
w Auction, the following articles
so bags prime Rio Coffee $50 reams Wrapping Pa
20 bbs C. Mellow Sugar per-
% bbls doubled refined 200 dog Mason's Backing
Crushed Sugar, loo kegs Nails, as ted sizes,
20 bbls doubled refined 0 bbls Whisky, assorted
Powdered Sugar, brands,
so boxes Hyson Tea, ~ bbls Holland Gin
so whole bxs Star Candles Is hlf bbls do
80 half do do, so bhls J. II. Smiths Old
IS quarter do do, Reserve
30 bxs W. X. Cheese rs bbls Old Bourbon Wits
40 bxs extra Virginia To- ky,
bacco, 40 bbs s. N. Pixies Mag
q bxs variOns brands To- nolia do,
bacco, Is bbls Old Manonga do
10 bxs Kentucky Leaf do, 80 bbls Malaga Wine,
90 half bbs extra Whisky, rs a casks Cognac Brandy.
10 cases Aromatic Bitters.
TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT.
casks Cherry Bounce, good artcle;l
do Pure Port Wine;
boxes 0tard, Dupuy a Co 3 Brandy;
bbs Robertson County Whisky.
The above will be sold in quantities suit the trade
DILLON co, Is College Street.
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AS my health is very bad, and there are va
works, acts, and friends are in different States,
/ will state some things in connection with
what Mr.. o. 5. Fowler said about me, hoping
it viii be of some benefit to my children and
Others.
First, ! cannot think he knew me or my
occupation ut the time he made the above
statements about me.
Second, think he is somewhat modest and
inclined to flatter, for think he said little
too much about my goodness and greatness,
and not enough about my weakness and bad
ness, aQd should have given God, Franklin,
Washington, Esop, and such, most OF the
credit, for what have done. and some blame
to Others, for disappointing and hindering me,
and trying to SANDER and disgrace me, that
canscd me TO quit work and spend my time
and money in a way that 1t was of but little
use to my country, and should have told such
to be cautious how they deal with me, for l
have taken nearly as much as can bear, with
my health as bad as IL is
II you have not faith la Phrenology, will
thank you TO read my address 10 my brothers
and sisters. on the death of my mother; let
ter TO Mr.. Henderson my addresses to the
Legislators. girls, mechanics, and the taxpay-
ers on education, and compare them with what
Mr.. Fowler has said about me, and am will
Ing TO compare my work and lie cost with
any man.
have given my opinion about the Missis-
sippi River and the levees, in opposition 10
Congress and some Of the States, and time
viii tell the tale correctly.
I spent some days al West Point with the
Professor OF Natural Philosophy, and he said
Icoald learn him more than he could me.
/ broke up one idle gang On the railroad.
aud got thsir king 10 come down $4,000 per
year at oae step, AID thinking about what 30
do next.
As for the ladies, thiak Il would be = sin
not 10 love, respect aud protect them. when
they act rs ladies' should do. for God made
them for mea. aad as they were his last work.
think he tried himself 10 See how good. pref
~ AID lovely h could make thea. though
some Of Ihsln, i.ke nysrlf. have heen badly ed
uestad and tenpered- l was waiting on three
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yKTooD. Isa<y ana Is chesznea ana Domlnoss
w with ali ~ - ard sisss e Rzskr4maaa i4r4s
last reeefre4 4n1 lar sels ~
efElo--4 Il II. A4G1r
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10000 ACRES OF LAND
FOr Sale.

EoR sale 30 600 Acres Of me land in Texas Titles
a perfect. viii he soldNn a body. or IN tracts OF
GO acres or IN league (4f2S scresl surveys Persons
wishing 10 make good investment world do well 20
call and examine the plots and titles WEI be sold for
cash. negroes or real estate near Nashville
Enquire Of II. H. HAYNE h Co, or OF A V. s IISps-
LIZ apr23-du
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llew advertisements.
For Rent.

For Rent.
A NEAT dwelling House High street, No. "a
n near Broad street, containing live Apply
10 Ed HAWKINS, at W. L. BoYD's.
maylS-H
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For Cairo and st. Louis, Tues
day, May 18th.
FTNHE regular passenger and a GTR
i freight steamer, SAIIIE T-sy-r3sssFfyS5
WEST, J \. CoRBETT, Master, will
leave for the above and all intermediate ports. on
TUESDAY, MAY 18th, at 4 O'clock p NJ. For
freight or passage apply board %
mayI5-td A. HAMILTON, Agent
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NI III III IND I-lUI UNI UUUDS,
NOW receving) embracing nearly everything in the
Dry Goods Line Also about 80 Boots and Shoes
20 pieces Carpeting. Also thousand dollars worth
of new and Fashionable Ready made Clothing-wll
also offer at this sale Variety Goods Dress Trimmings
Gold and Brass Jewelry, Watches, Double and Single
Barrel Shot Guns, &c
TERMs-All sums over 500, months for satisfactory
notes payable in Bank.
mayl7-td TRABUE & IUCUS
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A Desirable Room to Let.
pAY-BoARpERs WANTED.

THE undersigned has very desirable and pleasant
4 Room, Suitable for a small family together with
board, situated No. IL South Coeee street Also
select humber OF lay -boardeTs wanted.
May l--tf. 6EO. r. MEAD.
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anftiUu Salss.
Auction Sale EXtraordinary!
BY Trabue & Lucus.
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

WTE will sell at auction Tuesday and Wednesday
w May 18th and 26th, 1858, magnificent stock 9
of New, Fresh and Fashionable
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

BISHOP OTEY, will deliver the seventh
lecture of the series, to the Literary AS.
ISOLATION at Fowler's Hall on next Mon.
day night. Our community are well &C
quainted with Bishop Otey, and need no
assurance that his highly cultured taste
and large Literary requirements will render
his address, equal in power and beauty to
any we have yet listened to.
The Association has heard from Mr.
SAKE again, and he writes that he will be
here about the 18th, or Goth of March,
that he will write then again, fixing the
precise day at least three weeks beforehand
He will give three Lectures, "The Money
King" yankee Land" and "Poets and
Poetry"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

SINCE our last issue, the ancient poultry
raiser of the skies, has picked her geese,
and covered the earth with the feathery
shower. Like Burns snow fake, however
it was ga moment white, then gone for
ever" Under the influence of warmer
temperature Immediately afterwards, it
quickly disappeared But whilst it lasted
the b'hoys amused themselves hugely with
the old fashioned game of "snow balling."
Every store and shop, discharged their
exquisite bipeds upon the dewalks, and
the air was filled from 'morn till set OF
sum-" with the whizzing missiles. Woe
befel the unlucky wight whose path lay
from the Post Office around to Fall and
Turnley's corner. He had to run a
gauntlet more unmerciful, than ever poor
captives did through bands of yelling saw
ages. The first intimaton of an unsus
pected foe was blow upon his head, that
sent his hat some twenty PAGES. Ere he
could wipe the snow from his eyes and
turn them Indignantly upon the hurler OF
the missile, pop another took him under
the ribs and so pop went the weasel,
until his headlong fight carried him be-
yond the reach of his assailants. Neither
age, nor dignity were sPprcd. Even our
own august bearing shielded us not from
their irrsverent hands, and We confess tt
inglorious fight. Had the weather per,
mitted the gentler sex to go their usua
shopping rounds, we doubt if even thei
eonsescrated charms would have ESCAPED
these sacraligious, individuals Thei
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19
oHEATHAM COUNTY.

WE learned the other day, from mem
Der Of the Bar at this place, who had just
returned from the Cheatham Circuit Court
that the prospects are very nattering for
the early establishment Of that County
The citizens manifested great interest in
the enterprise and we're out en- masse to
attend court Our very worthy circuit
Judge took occasion, in charging the
grand jury of Cheatham, to encourage the
citizens TO go forward with the enterprise,
and proceed Immediately, without any
fears or misgivings, to erect the nescessary
public buildings, expressing it as bis
opinion, that If The citizens are determined
to have a county, no power on earth can
prevent Our informant also conversed
with Col. Shelton, one of the most intelli-
gent citizens of Cheatham, who informed
him that he had learned the Supreme
Court had very recently determined the
point that if older counties wished to
prevent the establishment of new ones on
the grounds of constitutional objection,
they must present their objection at the
proper time, before the new county is
organized, or rights vested under it, other
wise their objection comes too late and
does not avail anything, or substantially
about that seemed to be the idea Of the
Supreme Court. IF this is correct infor-
nation it would seem to be conclusive of
the fate of Cheatham, and fixes her in the
sistcrhood Of counties beyond cavil or
prevention.
The proceeds of the town lots sold by
order of the County, was upwards of six
thousand dollars, and the county, is now
building a handsome and commodion no
tel building to subserve the double purpose
of hotel and a court house until the
court house shall be built, when it is to be
sold for hotel. This building, which is
very elegant one, will be finished by
June Court, and the Court house will fol-
low ere long. The site of the town of
Ashland with the single exception of a
perhaps unavoidable distance of half a
mile from Cumberland River, is very con-
venient, beautiful and healthy one, with
an admirable plateau for public square,
and streets to be laid off ninety feet wide
There are not many buildings in the town
of Ashland yet, but we think we hazard
nothing in saying, that those who design
becoming interested in business at that
place, may proceed to erect their houses
With perfect safety.
~ We also take this occasion to express
on the part of the members Of the Clarks
vile Bar, many of whom attended the late
Circuit Court of Cheatham, their grateful
thanks for the kindness and hospitality
with which they were treated by the
citizens of Ashland. We would be pleased
to see the County of Cheatham established
on a permanent and undoubted basis, and
from the many evidences of interest mani
tested on the part of the citizens in the
success of the county, detailed to us, by
our informant as having occurred at las
Circuit Court, we are led to believe conf
IDENTIFY that it will be established and il
the characteristic language of our dis
tinguished Judge, we would advise hel
citizens "to strike While the iron is hot"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19
Important 10 Wool Carders.

will sell. at public auction, on the ! st Monday
in March next, at 10 o'clock. A. M, on The
premises. II not sold privately before, tho we'll
known Csrding Machine Of John w. Prouiy.-
The Machine Is in good order, and will do good
work for SO years TO come " properly attended 10.
Also, the big Wheel shd Machine bulding.-
Terms easy, and made known ON day Of salr..
For private trade. apply 10 J, I'm w. frouty, or
T d LEONARD, AucL and Agent
Feb S, t5e~4w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

SEE the advertisement of the "Fakir Of
Ava" who is employed by the Ladies Mt.
Vernon Association TO exhibit for the
benefit of that patriotic enterprise. He
has some fine pictures to be awarded as
premiums, to the persons selling the larg-
est number of tickets. We hope to see
the exhibition largely attended. ....-...
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19
CANDIDATES
FOR SHERIFF.

fsEn FOR SHERIFF 80
az We are authorized TO announce THOMAS
RAMEY, q candidate for reelection 10 Che Office
Of Sheriff Of Montgomery County,
GrWe are authorized 90 announce WILIIAn
E. NEWELL as a candidate for Sheriff Of Mont
gomery county, at the ensuing March election.
GTWe are authorized to announce JosEs w
M'DANIEL ne a cand ate for County Trustee OF
Montgomery county, at the ensuing March cleo
ton. -Fs.a u tsir0
pWe are authorized to announce, WILLIAM
STEWART, a candidate for Sheriff OF Cheatham
County, at tie ensuing March election.
pWe are authorized to announce ROBERT
McMoRDiE, as a candidate for e-electien as Coun.
ty Trustee, Of Montgomery County, at the ensu
ing March election. s5o
~ We are authorised, to announced. G READ
q candi date for re election Constable, in the
18th District, at the next election.
~ We are authorised, to announce T M.
DUFF acandidate for re. election as Constable,
in the 18th District, at the next election.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

IRON SroRE.--John IL. Jones, agent of
the Southern Iron Works, Paducah, has
opened store, on the West side of the
Square, next door to Northern Bank, where
he will keep for sale bar iron, nails Plough
plates, and any and everything manufac-
tured by the aforesaid Iron Works. Per
sons wanting something superior in his
line, will do we'll to call on Mr.. Jones.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

Mr.. ROBERT MoMoRDIE requests us to
say to the voters Of the county, that the
state of his health will not permit him to
see them; but hopes they will nevertheless
remember him at the polls. He is can
di date for County Trustee,
JEFF. Please COPY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

"ANoTHER RICHMOND IN THE FIELD. "
H. A. Fowlkes, two doors from the
Court House, on Franklin street, has
opened a Wholesale and Retail Grocery,
and Commission Store, where may be
found everything of the best, in the way
of Groceries, upon good terms. Call and
see for yourselves.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19
Sale of N egroes.

BY virtue Of power vested In me. as tli' Trus-
zee of q Il Jordan. will ofi-r 10 iha highest bid
er, at the CSurt House In tlarksvIllo, on 5AtuT-
iay the Ct Of March neat. 6 likely negroes, con-
istiua Of Mn. women and children. A credit
II 6 months will be 4 ven upon mites well secur.
ID DIV QUARLES, Trustee.
Foh Sin le53---5w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
-C5Vectionaries, Cigars and Tobacco
FRANKLIH STaIT,
ARKSVILLE, TENN.

The subscriber having completed his arrange
ments, Is 0y prepared 10 m innfacture CaW--
dies OfeVery variety. at the lowest cur
rent rates, and 10 furnish supplies either BY whole
sale or retail lie is also prepared 10 furnish any
description Of Cakes that may be deslnd aud ia
any quantity, st the shortest Office. The publ
are respectfully solieltedJo call nd exsmine his
stock, he win take pleasure In exhibiti Il 10 al
who may H.
Taankfa for past fSOrS he soiciIs con inl
aton Of public pAiFonie.
Ian q AZ 63-iv tNa
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

SAD Academia little son of Mr.. j.
B. Thomas, of this city, fell into vessel
of boiling soap, on Tuesday last, and was
so severely burned as to cause death the
next day.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

The sales Of tobacco, at G. ii, Smiths
fre-proof Warehouse, this week, have
reached higher figure than those of any
other Warehouse, as may be seen by ref
erence to Commercial column. His com
petitors must bestir themselves, or he will
keep ahead, beings gO-ahead man.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19
For New Orleans.

nrxnm-~ n The fine passenger steamer J. H.
Llis7At4aS LUCAS, II. q MConAs, Master,
a. - will leave here Tor New Orleans
and all intermedia r. landings, on Feb. 2lst. Fer
- '''c. II. SMITH. Agent, &
Jan ", '5s--n 4 .ru tsft mH a fe
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

WE know of nothing, containing more
truth than the following sentence; and
from what we sec almost daily in the streets
of GAINESVILLE, think it would be well for
some parents in our city, to read and
ponder;
"N othing has greater tendency to bring a
curse upon family, than the insubordiuatien ano
dsol edienoe of children, and there Is not more
painful and disgusting sight than an ungoverned
child ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

" C. II. MORRISON, of this city, is the au'
thorized Agent for receiving and receiptiRg FOL
subscriptions to the Louisville Journal.
Nov. 81, 1857 @ I1g
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19
II. J@, Ml6Iler

Would announce 10 the ciiinens OF GAINESVILLE
and the county, that his daughter Fanny will open
Mu,ic School at his sidsnee on the corner Of
Fourth aud Main cts on tbs first Monday In
February. 1858. Day boarding may DO had -
accounted 10 pnpils from the couHiTy.
Jan %, 'a6-R JEFF copy. ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

Ex-President Fillmore was married on
the 18th inst, to Mrs. NJ Intosh of Al
bany, New York.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

THE bill to incoporl tie the town of New
Providence, passed its third reading in the
Senate, on Wednesday last
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19
Money Wanted.

We wish all orr Gust omers 10 come mp and paw
lheIr accounts and notes by the 2Oth inst, as NO
ssnt b start East by that time, and stand IN great
need % money for that purpose. We are on haad
. usual ready 10 receipt all accounts,
foiI-OcK j. WAGGESER,
La - 1jg la
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

THE Rev. A. L. Hamilton, ID. D., will
preach at the Methodist Church on next
Sabbath morning.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19

w. S. PoINDEXTER will have his first
sale Of Tobacco, at Inspection, next Wed
nesdaY evening.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19
MUSIC SCHOOL.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his pa.
trols aud the public In general, that his school
will be opened On the LIST Of February.
Terms Of Tuition per Session.
On the Plane, Guitar, ETC., ect., with the use
Of the Instruments $25.
Particular pains will be taken in the Vocal De
partment. +. HERBLIN.
Ian 90 '5S-4w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-02-19
Stationery, Stationery.

ctahVn0iys ctauVh0iys
Received by the same boat, large lot Of choice
Stationery, such as blue, Victoria Gap and Letter
Paper; DuTand's cap and Washington plain;-
white congress letter; Turkey Mile Letter; gilt
Bath Post; Durand's ladies' bath post; bath post
ass'd colors; blue and white P;!! paper; damask
laid and crown Commercial Note; blue and white
do; dsmask laid Envelopes; Alhambra do; buff
and white do; Glllots Steel Pens, 303 together
With many other articles Of Stationery not mem
toned; ali Of which viii be sold very cheap by
the ream or otherwise. So do not stop your cor
pondence for want Of paper-postage is cheap.
THOMAS & BROTHER.
Wholesale g. Retail Druggists, Public Square
Feb s. SO