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Separate bids for all that may be required for the
of the navy, to be delivered at New York only
Mustard seed American brown
l. Pepper. b ack. Malabar
| Bottles. oetagon, for mustard and pepper.
h. Corks, for bottles.
All the foregong articles must be of the best quail
ty, and con oTInable in all respects to the samples
deposited at said yards and in this bureau and
subject to such inspection at the navyyard where
livered the chief CT the bureau may direct the
specting officer to be appointed by the Navy Depart
ment
Althe articles to be delivered free of any inciden-
tai expense to the government in proper vessels
packages, and the price ef each article must he the
at the respective places CT delivery Packages
in which the above articles delivered must be
marked with their contents and the of the con-
tractor, and be sufficient to ensure their temporary
safe-keeping
The contractor must establish agencies at such
tions other than his residence, that delay may
be required; and when the extractor agent fails
promptly to comply with requisiten, the Chief Of
the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing shall be
thorzed direct purchases to be made to supply the
defieien under the penalty expressed in the
contract: the. record of requsition, duplicate
copy thereof at the Bureau of Provisions and Cloth
ING either of the yards aforesaid. shall be
evfencc that such requ.sition has been made and
ceived
TIVE or more approved sureties, in a sum equal to
estimated amount Of the contract, will be required
aud twenty per cenfum in addition will be withheld
from the amount Of all payments on acco1nt thereof
collateral security. to its performance. and
not In any event to be paid uut it is in all respects
complied withi eighty per centum OF the amount Of
Within Sf thirty days after bills duly authenteaied
shall have been presented to him.
Blink folms of proposals may be obtained appii-
cation the navy agents at Portsmouth, New Hamp-
shire; Boston, New York, Pb ladelphia, Baltimore,
NerfSlk Pensacola, and Ut this bureau.
& record. OF duplicate of the letter Informing a
biddxr of the acceptance of his proposal. will be
deentd notification thereof, within the meaning of
q = VII his hi bid will g accepted
Ev(ry offer made must be accompanied as
81 f sg5ssa 10th Hugass a1q
ls4soy written gaaFhetae fa sci that e one n 9r more
derta&e that the bidder bidders will if bis their
bid byaecepted, enter into OBLIGATION within ten
DAYS Yvith good and sufficient suretes. furnish
supple proposed. The bureau will not be obligated
to coIkder any proposal unless accompanied by the
guard ttee required By law the cempetency of the
guard to be certified By the navy agent district
attorI3ey, the collector of the port.
Th4attenten eff bidders is called to the samples and
descr ticn of articles REQUIRED as In the Inspection
hefer9 reception just but light comparison will be
made between the articles offered and the samples and
contract. receiving that fall below them, and
their attention is also particularly directed to the
Joint resolution Of 9th March, 1854 and be the act OF
the Ittll August 1875
April ~ g7-It
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BANK OF FAYETTEVILLE,
April II. 1858.

II iN<'to.
THE Stockholders annual meeting viii be held ::
the Hall of the Bank, on n Monday the 18th May nc:
IT clock A. NJ.
April II, 97-5t G. w. BROADFOOT Cash.
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s0nIAPD1Na G9R 2yEA1 thADIa
SHEPHERDS GREAT EEsEF!ETe2
THE GREArEsT PERIODICAL KENEDN
EVER DVSCOVER ED.

THE GREATEST Periodical REMEDY
EVER DISCOVERED
- 4 GEO Rxs. .KETAu-ED MeNTHLY....-
THE BENEF ACToR Is fNFAI.LIBLE E for the Im-
mediate renewal Obstruetons Irregularities, Pro-
1assus Uter efaIling of the womb) Leuchorrhea or
whites. and all the diseas peculiar to females.
:. This remedy has never in single case failed in
producing the Menses. have received many letters
Of recemme ndation which all say. 1T is the best
remedy we have used" Sickness at stom ach
headache debility pains in the head. side and
hack appetite costveness &c. are some Of the
ynptems which attend irregular msnstFaaon. This
emedy is certain and all Of these symp
toms ~.
Be sure and get the genuine. which mas my signi-
ture on each box This remedy nay be had by ad-
dressing J S. SHEPARD: Nest Fourth street Gin
cincinati and enc cesng 81, and the remedy will be
sent by retnrn mail.
n B-I4seias who pre- gnant should not use this
remedy as. it sure 70 bring miscarriage. though
No ;oinry to health would fellow. One box 1, three
bsxes .. All letters of inquiry must contain pos
tage stamp to ensure an answer
[ Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati. Q.
! August !, 1857. 6I-ly
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NEW DRY GOODS.
WIN. MACINTYRE

H.s just received end offers for Sale.
uperfne Cloths, Cassiners. Satinets. Kentuct.-
Jeans. Tweeds. Deniias, Linen Drilling, Irisl,
Linen. Shirting, Sheetings. Bedticks. Bril-
liantees, Ginghasns, Fancy Print Cambrick,
-Jaconets. Swis Tarlton Nantook Mnslins,
and upder Sleeves
MTs. GLOVES. GAUNLErs.
Hosiery. Raches, Artifcials. Ribbons,
Tweeds. Tapes, Coats Spool Cotton,
Silk .Mapolitan Braid, Straw s
Bonnets. Aoieskin 6
Leghorn Hats; :
CATERS Boots. Shoes, & Flore Mating lyd s
14yds wide.
March q. 04-tf
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II g e &c g i

THyAKEN UP by the Subscriber on the 30th
March, Grey HORSE, supposed to he
10 IL years old, has marks of gear. Said Horse
when taken up coming from the course of
Res,sf-i, FuOtory. IIIITT n1cIsAE-
3 Drf 10. IT
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YOUTHS and CIIILDRENsS BOOTS. SHOES and
CATERS: INDIA-RUBBER SHOES, and every
article in his line
His stock is choice aud carefully selected by him
SELF and buyers will find it to their interest call
before purchasing elsewhere. NJ. FAULK. =
Bag All who have lost their soles come for
ward andthey will be renewed for Seventy five
aud upwards. NJ F.
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LETAL q TECEsa

CI.E5IENT G.. WRIGHT.
Attorney at law, Fayetteviile, &C.
Office at the corner of Bow and Green streets.
Feb'Y 3, 1856
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81 >Tl1 i'll: Il eR ii 8; AROLINA \
HARNaTT COUNTY.
S,i,'r Court Office 18Th Mar.h 1858.
= \ .u.Sa t,-t. of direct oa @ II Honor } Jac ge
= Il my NGt:Ce il tieFeav given. that 1 he
!, .,,lar Fem Of the Suoernr Court of LAW
AND Equity. for she County of Harnett. will
be at.l at he ,,nuct I ,u=e III Tooner, the Sth
NJ ,alav after the 18th Moniay in March 1853.
WINES ,Es AMI SUIroRs viii take notice accord
insiy.
Witness A. ID. MCLEAN,
94-tc Clerk Superior Court
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FOR THE FALL AND WINTER
-. 1883:
JUST RECEIV

lCall soon, secure.a GOOD
bargain and save money,y
One of the largest, hand
soonest a nd c h @ ape S
stocks of BOOTS AND
SHOES. Ladies' GAL
TIERS, satin and cc1ored;
Ladies' and Gents DAN
CING SHOES, of a new
I Lo,A.c,1 -.kA1.
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;. DAVID. McDIFFIE

BRICK MASON AND PLAsTERER.
NY PERSON desiring work done in the be- L
n, style in the above department. can secure nv
services by addressing me at Fayetteville n. C.
= Mr. d. Med, Will take contracts any where in ~,
country. within 100 miles from Fayetteville al
prompt attention will be given the same.
Sep. IL, 1857. "
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FOR ME1JT

That desirable brick Store on Ia s
ing to Mrs E Hybart and recently esug
Pearce g. Co. is now. offered for re-
Also Miss E Kybart's town Residence
rent. T or. terms apply to
April y
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.
J. A, PEmBERTON.

VI
n S now receiving his stock of SPRING andSU MS
MER GOODS. embracing all of the lat
styles for the season.
A few very handsome ROBE A QUILEE. Is
/. BAYADIERE, & SIDE STRIPE
DRESS GOODS.
LACE AND SILK MANTLES STELLA
SHAWLS AND SCARFS,
Any quantity of the latest Patterns Of HOOPS
-. A large and beautiful selection 90 a
EMBROIDERIES, HONETON. .c0ILARS.
KID GLOVES. SEWING SILK. MITE - &e. 81 IS
49, HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS, AND I3ax5 e
A very superior assortment of LACE, STRAW
& LEGHORN BONNETS. also few very hand
some Grape do, FRENCH FLOWERS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH cRkpEs, RIBBONS,
&C., &C.. &c.
A very desirable stock of Mems, Youths, & Boys
READY MADE-CLO LOTHING,
of the --latest Styles, workmanship warranted.
The public are invited to call early and examine
the above goods they will be sold cheap for cash.
or on the usual time to those who pay occasiomaly
March 20. 93-tf
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White saltwater soap-separate bid for 600
pounds.
The soap must he manufactured from nut oil.
and of the hest quality denonsinated white saltwater
soap and be delivered sixty days notice, in good
strong boxes of ahont IS pounds each and after
speeion. the boxes must be hooped at each end. at
the expense of the contractor The price to be uni
form at all the yards.
CANDLEs-separate bid for $4,000 pounds.
stoarne: lie inches in length ercfa&sioe Of tip.
six candles to weigh not less than Ia 5010O,
nor more than l6 ounces, and be paid for according
to the actual weight without reference to commercial
u-age, the melting point not to be less than lao de-
grees Fahrenheit. The wick must be braided. and
composed of cotton threads Of the best quality of
No. u yarn. The candles to be delivered sixty
days notice in good boxes about 80 pounds
each ard the box to be marked with the contractor
name and the weight OF the candles
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MUSTARD SEED, BLACK PEPPER sc.
Separate bids for all that may he required for the
Use of the navy, TO be delivered at New York only.
Mustard seed. me- rican brown
Pepper. b ack Malabar
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Boxes, shaving, India Combs, coarse. India rub
rubber Der, gutta percha
Brushes. Shaving Combs. ine India rubber
Brushes. scrubbing or gutta percba
Brushes, shoe Grass for hats
Brushes clothes Jack knives
bFttons navy me- Razors. in single cases
dunn Razor straps, Ordway's
Buttons navy coat Scissors
Buttons. dead eye Spoons
Beeswax, / ID cakes,
pure
Blacking. boxes of
Cotton, spools of Nos. Il and 19, 900 yards each
cords, eqral parts.
Handkerchief cotton fast colors, 80 by 80 inches,
weight not less than OF. each texture by to ]
inch.
Needless sewing Nos i.2, 3. and 4, drill eyed, be-
tweetls
Ribbon hat best French black yards to the piece
!. widtt. j inch
Soap shaving in cakes; each cake not less than
Silk. sewing. blue-back; wrapper not to exceed OF
l. to the pound
Thread black and white. Marshsls bes, quality land
in such proportions may be required
Tape white linen, yards in length, inch wide
Tape black, twiied cotton, yards in length inch
wide
Thimblcs, $40 and 9-10 diameter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-05

The CHoLERA IN FRANcE-Ths Journal des
Debats contains some interesting statistics in
relation to the Cholera in France. The num-
Der Of victims 10 this disease, in 1854, Is esti-
mated at $780, but this is considered to be
far below the real number Of deaths. The
deaths in the urban or town districts, averaged
81 cut Of every TO-, 90 inhabitants. and in the
rural districts 81 out Of every 10000. The
mortality Of the two sexes was pretty nearly
equal in the towns, but in the country the num-
Der of female deaths exhibited a remarkable
excess. The ravages Of the disease Throughout
France, were strikingly less in the first two
''invasions" than in that of 1854; thus in 1892
the deaths from cholera are Teekoned at l02,-
735 only, and in ls49 at 10000 while in 1854,
they rose to $50. 900, but it is shown that the
disease gains in extent, what 1t loses in infen-
sity Another remarkable fact is, that the
mortality increases in the direct ratio Of the age
Of the pstients-thus, above the age Of 2
years the number Of deaths exhibits a striking
increase.
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Republicans County Convention

Republican County Convention
Net pursuant to previous notice; assembled
at the Old Court House, at 10 A. n, July Sd.
Hon JOIN WATSON was chosen Chairman
GEo. s. CLAP was elected Secretary.
Hon. Mr.. Watson, on taking the chair, ad-
dressed the Convention in a practical speech,
which was received with true Republican
sPint.
On motion of Mr.. Slade, it was
ResOlrsd, That Committee Of one from each
Township and Ward be appointed to present
the names Of suitable persons for Delegates to
the State Convention.
The following persons compose the Com
mittee in accordance with the tbove resolution I:
A II COmstOek, F. Nicola, John Welch, W.
F. Giddings, F. B. Fouvnier, Edward Knapp,
r Lewis. A Emerson, W. II. Warren, J. 3
Wilbur, P. Thatcher. s. o. Griswold, A. G.
Riddle, VIM Slsde, Jr, C. W. Noble, r c.
Hunt, Fl. Strong, J. Douglass, and C. A. Hart
man.
The Committee presented the following
names, which were unanimously appointed
Delegates:
G. W Whitney, alternate Geo. s. Clapp.
c. h Hall, alternate W. F. Giddings,
A d Comstock, alternate B. lawson,
I. Breck, alternate A Fisher,
Fred. :. Wilson, alternate L. n Gates,
). U. Griswold, alternate Jno. Coon,
G. W Palmer, alternate r G. Hunt,
r G. Parsons, alternate E. J. Estep,
P. Thatcher, alternate J. c. Grannis,
W. B. Castle, alternate l. u Masters,
Jacob Mueller, alternate W Mayer
On motion, the proceedings of this cOnver-
tiOn be published in the Republican papers Of
the city.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
JOHN WATSON, Chairman.
GEO. s. CLlPr, Secretary.
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DEATH OF REV. J. II. BRowSE.-It is our
painful duty to announce the Death Of this esti-
mable young divine, which occurred at HamiI-
ton, n. Y, on Monday morning last Mr.. B.
came TO PaiDesville nearly two years ago, where
he commenced bis ministry. by assuming the
duties OF Pastor Of the Baptist Church. he
possessed more than ordinary talents, and du-
ring his short residence here had gained the
friendship and esteem Of a large portion Of our
citizens. Among his congregation he was
more than esteemed-he was loved by them
His disease was an affection of the throat, has
tened by We arduous labors in his pulpit do
ring the Revival of last winter and spring. His
age was % years. He leaves 4 young vile,
whom he hsd been married but 0ne short year
-Paiassvills Aar,
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IN I11eS Of iaTS 1496fl type make ote square s,,
uskdyeTrisemeuts Leided aud paced IN Va
E,s,sess Nofices double the ordinary rates -l,
YeaTiT Advertising Contracts viii t un9ss,oo ~ ~ ~
,,r 70 Ire Imned:aie Business OF the Adet.sel, ~
So, s,svsrfiseaeais By the aiSertlser VII NC
ahErged extra zF;t;t,rv Charitable
- .,el5g,,us Nofices 81 per discount -, =.
IlnSiuess Notices Editorial Column VIII DC
a. 10 o is seuis a line each Insertion
An Transient AdFertiseIneuis 10 pe pl ol - -
a1r-fSeufs IN lhe Weekly, une square OF less i"f iee
less, same as d.ily
Advertisements II l14Ily ana MeeAN - -
peF ceut extra -, ,;-.sr D, eeuts
Bills Of fe@Iiy AA' ei'''e'' Z COwlES co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-05

FEES OF U. 5. MARsHALs-The Attorney
General has decided that U. S. Marshals may
retain for themselves six thousand dollars out
Of their fees, besides The eIPeRses Of The Office
and a reasonable compensation for deputies. 1t
appears by the paper published from the AttOr-
Bey Generals Office, that me Of The Marsbsls
have not been content with this, bot have de-
cided that they were TO pay over Snly what er
cess had been collected at the tine OF making up
their semi-aDnusl returns, snd bsve purposely
allowed large amounts to lay over without ma
king any attempt t1 collect them The AttOr-
ney General censures this eOEduet-Bo Trar.
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In Tows-A large number of strangers ar
nved in town during Saturday. The Hotels
are already jammed- Builet the people come.
They will to-day witness in Cleveland the great
est celebration of the Fourth ever held in North
ern Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-05

OPESED--Wm. He ly under
the American HOuse,tns opened Barber Shop
in the store rOsm lately occupied by s Mann
in the American Buildings.
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5 n % We 8

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN NO. 9-TUBLIC
w SQUARE. (South sidel has just received fresh
from the manafactory OF the iargot and best
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought this market He always Keeps o. hand the
best newest aud mesl approved styles COOKING and
other kinds Of SrUVES
Manufactured Expressly for this Market, aad
Warranted to giDs perfect Satisfaction.
He also Is constantly supplied with aa assortment Of
wooden Ware ard House Furnishing Artic and has
hand und uaurf-ciures large stock In COpYr and
sheet Iron Ware, all o. which MUST AND WILL BE
SOLD, at wholesale or retail. for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
Al kinds Of JOBBINIs, ROOFING. EAVE TROUGH
ING sc &C done IN the m1st mannk- manner and
On SHORT NO1I, L.
profo the pudding Is inthe chewing the sfrins -
80 ease call lure purchasing eiSewker Al he old and
s-Bueks Patsat Hotel Cook stoves, two sizes, $50
10 SIS each.
W l. MARVIN,
my25.i &wiy 3 No South side Public square.
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Bunkers.
J. HerdInan & Co.,

aI Hcftl1kAdn - OOss
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
IL Com 10 eign Domestic EEch9nse l lncgIIsni
Money and Land Warrants. Col ectlous IN the United
>[stes Canada snl Europe, promptly attended % -.
Agents forthe LIVERPOOL and New YORK screw
Liverpool At advertised 'ales Passage can aso e &c
r,1 1--we pooi 10 Ne York, Quebec and New Or
-ans by the regular nrs OF sailing PacKet ships Als
from Havre Hamburg aud Bremen 10 New n TX DIalls
ruised for aar yae throusn u the N9lneu
Of Furops and rrat Britain and Ireland for turteT par
.4e-i -ff'' - ' ] WERDAIAN = CO.
spI7-dtf II wai-E slrseI- cleE.l-na- ONO
4 1 wsTT-KN n n srAXD4ET. " srASpAET
WHITMAN, STANDART q CO
wv B.nkers and ealzrS IL Foreign and Domtsiic X
change No lpernr street We draS direot on Lon
~, md Will furnish Drafts for amcunt uayshle Al al
ne riSiral oia IN Eng land ireland. Seotaud France
t;-raav Coilectl0ns made on all accessible points
throuEhOu The Uait d SAFES and Cauadas nhs-B
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A Detroit Newspaper prescribed In France.
The very weakest point 10 any government,
is its fear and trembling at the structures of an
independent press. Louis Napoleon has ac-
knowiedged the rottennsss Of his government
by often exercising rigid censorship over the
French press. Numerous Of the leading jour
nails Of France have been sileBeed by imperial
command and their conductor fined and impris-
oned because they uttered unpalatable structures
upon the Emperor And We see that the gov
ernment At Berlin has begun to imitate the un-
worthy French Emperor in its censorship Of
the press, not only OF Prussia but Of the United
States.
The Secretary Of the Interior of Prussia has
accordingly prohibited the circulation within
that kingdom of two German papers published
in New York city-the Staa,s Zeitu5lg and the
NeHe Zeit (Ihe latter being already deiunet); of
one published in St Louis, der Anzeiger des
WesteaS; ofthe Wisconsin De1nolTaf, published
in Nanitovoc; fthe YoLks ZsitVng, OF Detroit,
Michigan; of the Davenport Qowa) DemOkTdf,
and the Chicago National Dem0kraf.
In what manner our Teutonic contemporaries
have managed TO scare the authorities of Prus-
sia we are at loss 10 conjecture, as we never
find in those sheets anything calculated to cause
alarm TO the most nervous old woman, unless 1t
be their advocacy of Republican principles. II
is very probable that his majesty Frederick
William may have the power to stop the cireu-
lat:on Of a Detroit or an American newspaper
among his subjects, and thus keep them in the
dark Of Republicanism and the principles OF
liberty. Happily there Is no such power in
this country, except as it is exercised in petty
way by locOfocO Postmasters, and against all
law and duty. There must be something rOtten
in Prussia, as there is in France and Italy, and
Mexico and Spain, and all other countries where
the governments are afraid Of free discussion
free education, free thought, and tree religion.
We advise Frederick William not to get in a
fret We will answer for the dOcile intentions
Of our German fellow-eitizens, Of Detroit, par
ticularly as long as the thermometer ranges NJ
to SO in the shade, and they devote themselves
principally TO the consumption Of the constitu-
tiGnal beverage Of lager bier-DetrOit Adr.
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THFSE MACHINES CAN RE,OB.

taned NJ SUFAcTonT PaicFs with o K ovF.-d=.
fr vorElug attha the srrlber where we r.
Dectilllv Invite the naic 10 81 aud erlmIne theui
rac'irai ution with he new HENIN wiisr
. sHtvaltageS ofh.r m chimes f1r uliy use ca b.
SEEM better deserve reuer III dSedcd p Fl I
giVPn tne- - hose that give IN IN
amlu1 ard all th1f htve N Inuse. .sioult IN IA. .
ttOSe that feet lfsrrsil "A sewing Machines hear
mind that 10 these ac J. combIned a. that de1
famif use. suel hsniI- therng, e. All orders
" let 1therwIse viii ur
ttsnsinn hv INO. 2 -rPONf, agent NJ liadeol BIac
Z Superior St. C. svel sud Ohio send for Crrruar
There - bar sevI x Marhine aur a. J. WHEEL
Err x WILSON'S -"-JuJse MeiEs. Of he AmeTIr7n L.
stitufe nr9:irul 10
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THE NEW CASKET.

A 3 THIS Is THE AGE OF M
~ provenent and reuemenf th subscriber pleas
use IN saying that he prepared furnish
new article the UudeT- superior anything
ever buTe intr0guce1 Il Is ofhls made
N the C2ke form. ard Is highly ornamene win tick
pae glass running the eure leugh OftOp full length
view can he had with ease.
The lSKET has none ofths gloomy and unpleasant ap
pe1rances Of the Old style OF Cons They tcty
ar-tight, aud light convenient To- trunsp
no or puttIgin vaults, common nternents A sim
liar article Is much nsea "a eastern ciii
Persons losing friends, and wishing ANYTHING in
the uhovc line vii hud II much their interest by cal ling
and ming for themselves where they uui fVery
attention gwen. DAN'L W DUTY, Uuderi akcr
Gle, and. June sI-mh.e:laI No $ y. =