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he seventh S,rti"n makes the penalty for
viola ing The p. Sid and 4th sections # his
act, not les h"n SOS nor nor, han Sl0U for
each "tf nee, ard on failure TO pay the the
10 he c"mmitltd to Jail until pad ui for the
perod of twenty days. which ever shall oc.
eur first.
The eighth >tcinn makes penalty for y
violation of thv h or 7th section by selling
liquors of any kind OF lager beer. by the
glass. without lice nsc. at not less han ) 50 or
more than ! 200 l'I each offence. 10 be CON
hn,d in Jail un,il tn" tine and costs are paid
or nn'i the ,Xprali' n Of forty days. which
cvel shall occur first.
s. ctlrn nine makes the penalty for taking
out IA IL ense for u ordinary or n hotel. with
ont the iequi',d accom- odalions. not less
than / 50 or more than 200 his license sup
prtssc'i. and imprisoned until he tinr is paid
or Il expiration Of forty days, which ever
shall occur first.
Any one swearing falsely under the pro
visions If this act Will be liable 10 indictment
tor PERJURY.
he cost of the prosecution in all cases Of
viola shall be d. ned and taken as part
of the penalty. aud one hall the fine paid
'he iifol liner. who is made q compet,nt
NltntsS.
Al per ons now doing business under
lic,n,e shall lie rul.jrct 10 the lIo-isions Of
tho lsw 10 soon ~ their license expiie.
That dis a:l sit Ii go IN force on he first
day =. 49, end all ACES inconsistent with
~ we yepcs!.G.
-. Hnl...,,re 6,-s-s<,n.-
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AHES ). OK " FUKN, CInrt
10 County Coln'gS Of Cecil co.

Persons making application for transfers ot
property, will ha required 70 comply with
the following section Vi the Act Of December
Session, 1917, chapter 2G6, entitled =. \ snp-
PIGMENT 10 m Act. entitled An Act for the
general valuation and assessment of property
IN this State and to ployile Tax to pay
the debts Of the State, passed al March
Session, l8il, chapter 23.''
StCTiUN 10 And be il enacted, That when
ever any person shall make application to tho
Levy Courts, Commissioners, or Appeal Tax
Courts, as the case may be, to make him or
her an allowance. or reduction on account vi
the sale, transfer, alienation, loss, destruc-
non or removal of any property. or the col
lection or payment OF any public or private
security fer lanuey, it shah be the duty OF
tie sid Levy Court, Commissioners. or Ap-
peal Tux Court, to ntrrrccatc such neis,n,
on oath, III reference to the said property or
security, and the disposal OF the same. and
especially To- inquire Of him or her 10y whom
SAID property has been sold or transferred,
the amount Ut tie purchase money, OF the
ln0uey collected and paid, and how the Same
has been Invested ant it Shall also be- tho
duty OF The said Levy Courts Con missioncrs,
CT Appeal Tax Court, 10 iUterrbgitr the SAID
person, on oath, in !, ference to any acquis-
lonS or investments mad" 10y the said person
and not already ass ,ssel. and the amount Of
such acquisitions and Investments, in what
ever description Of security shall be added
to the aSscSSabIa property Of the person SO
applying, and charged accordingly, and il the
said person refuse to answer the interroga-
tories proposed as aforesaid no allowance or
dc ductiun snail be made on his or her aSscSs-
nent. March 20, lSjS-5w.
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Assayor to the State Of Mas. achusel


Upon examining tao composition of the host
Peruvian GGano, | can perceive no ground for a..
suming it to bo the best that can be made On the
contrary, there IS always present more or lgs Of
snperriuous matter sometimes in large QUANTITY
The composition proposed by odam & Hare's
Paiont is in my rstimIfion superior to that Of the
best unanos to any other artificial manure os
which have heard, and think myself The mora
entitled 10 give this positive opinion from the nm
looked for results Of the altot Of suphprie a,5
on animal natter, whea | obtained il experiment
but which were ant iepatcd by the patent in CUES.
lion Respectfully yours, JAMES {. B0OriI
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PRINCIPLE HOUSE.

Fe has, also. connected with his establish
mcnt 4 Restaurant, and will always have on
hand general assortment Of Confectionery
Fruits. Sweet Meats. c and nj al times ~
good supply Of the best Oysters the b ltimurl
m1rit. can afford, aid served up III quicl
time AMI good style; with other K eires}meuts
usually kept at such places. A. I.
Oct tO-u
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Al the request Of parties interested have no
hesitation in stating my opinion that the mode OK
preparing artificial nlanures by acting upou ami
mails hy sulphurc acid. Ms dctliIei in Dr Haros
Patent, and mixing the resulting substance with
animal charcoal and phosphate Of lime il correct
in theory, aud although | have had no oppcrtnni'y
Of testing The manure thus formed prastieally,;x
have no doubt that a manure formed ly the nl,
tire Of these ingredients in proper proportio'ss'
would be found at least TO eaall ID its cfaets '"'
best Guouo. john r FRAGbh
Nov 22d, 1888 ,eav
Ell is pat up in bags foue hundred ma '''''
pounds each At SIS per pstt ION
JOHN MIrFLIs. solo Agsns,ss
l39 sop'h, HP'"sv@ above Wrirp. - 4
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SUPPOSED SCtcJpE.-~Un Saturday
last Ig- Matthew Reynolds picked mp in the
Elk River, near rrenchtown, bottlt con
t4ining scrap fplper on which WAS written
in pencil, the lines given b-low. it may BE-
a hoax but thinking il oeGi'; 10 be printed We
sent i, TO The Sun in which it appeared or
Tuesday, with this error, which, in this case,
may be particular the middle letter Of the
printed il,
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

THE most valuable Manure now in tho market
i is MITCHELL & CR0ASDALE'5 Imrro, ell
a. naoniated
BONE SUPER.PH0SPHATE Of LIME.
II not only stimulates the growing crop. but per
maneutly enriohe4 the lard 1t is prepared en-
tlrply By ourselves uni'r the direction I'll one oil
the ffst Chemists in tbs country, ana WARRANTED
PURE and UNBORN in lis composition. L only
needs to be seen by the INTEL gent Farmer 10 cen
vince him OF lis intrinsic value 0s q permanent
Fertilizer For sale in large small Quantities by
CROASDALE, PIERCE & CO..
I04 North Whs-vss one door above Aioh 81
Ph!la delrLia.
And sy roost cf the principal dealers Throughout
tae eprrtry lmsroh 20, l3l3-3n
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NOTICE.,
SSs1OO EE,A, A-Rn
gCESEI, FFsNEE

Pour DEPOSIT. Nh,
March 18Th. 1888. {
THE Annual Election Of Nine Directors Of
1 this Institutions, to serve for the ensuing
Year, will be held at the Banking House On
the first Mondly III May, next, between
the hours Of eleven and one O'Clock
liUS. c. BOND,
March 20, lS5S-tm. Cashier.
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on Rates..

On applying for license under this section
the applicant IS rcqnr,d 10 bling a recon
menda'i"n from wo Responsible free holders
# his INN, diale cic,niry if in any ii the
counties that he has provldd and expects
20 MAINTAIN xix good II, DIS aud h ddIrg. and
>ahi'ng and pr",cnd,r Tor five hos,s at
| asst more than sutli for family uses :
and il i'll the city Of Baltimore. that hv has
ptn, ded and '%ptcIStn maintain twelve good
tn DIS aud six rooms more than rlquI,d for
his family purposes.
0YRTEn HOUSES COOK SHOPS. vIcrUALlNG
HOUSES AND LAGER BEER SALOONS
IN" sixth section requires Tie proprietors
Of I'LL such houses in which liquor i, sold IN
quantities less ih"n p'nf 10 he recommended
ny t"o fr,e.h'lders of heir Immediate viciui.
~. a,d shall make cath as to the value Of
~ amount ui rent they pay for The prr.aises
'lel occupy. The license to he rnttd i,v the
amount OF rent, as follows. compared with
ihr old IaioS:--
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FIRE .ESGINE.--The Town Commits
sioners have he'd their old Uydraulion repair.
ed, and it will now throw water far over the
weather vane on the Court House Some of
the ung iiremcn assert that the repairs are
so temporary that it will soon be useless as
ever, and that the $50 expended was as good
as thrown away New hose should now be
bought, for the old are worthless.
The Commissioners should compel the
owners OF pumps to keep them in order. In
the event ola fire now, hall the pumps in
town would afford no water.
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BAD RoApS.-Tho public roads are
the subject ofgeherai coinpllint just now
fllcd with quicksands aud hnb-deep with
mud, they rlust be endurad till tn. sun and
winds yeNAir them.
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WHATMAN-H ARRIS)N.--At Lancaster.
Pa, on February % /, By the Rev. Wnlt.r
Powell, Nr, CIAgLts WuArA IS orN..i
county. H., 10 Miss TILlI& 2. !iAt..IsIN,
Of henn"tt township, Chester GO.
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ALMOST A FTpr-Thc E;tcben .

ALMOST A FInE-Thc Kitchen at the
residence of Mr.. S. B. Foard in this town
caught fire on Saturday morning last, and
bid fir to destroy the whole hui ding. For
tunately help SOON arrived on the ground aud
put it ont, after the gable end had been des-
troyed.
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PoRTRAlTs.-Mr. Rlac!,. the artist.
is still in our town taxing portraits. His
ability to secure accurate ii,seAessesi is beyond
question. It would be well for those wanlir =
Hotel,
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The LADY WiLMFR.--We UNDER
stand that the steamer Lady Wilmer COM
mences her regular trips to the Sasstfyas
River, and Port Deposit on "wednesday next
the It'll inst as per advertisement, in another
column
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EufaI affairs.

u Ilerrings have been offered for
sale in our streets this week at about four
cents apiece.
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DIR. II. j y NJ -
Extract Of Gamma bis EnIiGa,

(Alcoholo prcplr ron nm the 'ery,s mporte
frnu Cnlau ta)
T OR T II Z P I K NJ a X ENT CURE OF
CONSUMPTION,
DR0NCHITTS. Ashm O.. CO.. chs Colds Neryou
j I'ebili v &c. PAIGE : IA ne Bottle
eE'Nouc genutre without Dir II .Inm"s 70
GTani greet, jer,ey city blown ii he hotrle
For sale by
II. IL. Mitchell, Sole Agent for EIktmr
James wilson,
Sole Agent f,r Port Deposit
Tyb. 81. l358-Gm
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CHURCH BURNr.-Th old Presby-
terrain Church, at the Head of Christiana was
burnt to the ground on Sunday last, the fire
Catching between the ceiling and roof while
the stoves were being lighted in the morning.
1t was venerable old structure, having been
erected in 1850. II was out oil repair, and
the congregation were consulting whether
they should repair it or build new one
Already, We understand, they have taken the
preliminary steps towards rebuilding it, II
has been for some tine past under the pas
toral charge OF Rev. Mr.. Vallandigham; and
standing on the tongue Of land lying between
Maryland and Delaware, theoretically belong
ing to Pa, it drew its congregation from the
three states,
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l will also Sell at the same time and

VIII also sell III tHe sdiue tune ana
place, the PERSONAL PROPERTY, con-
sistjng in pat OF the following properly, viz
rs 0 head Of good Wagon MU LES, 3
e L., head OF good HORSES, OF thcm
{s-gsA,a Canadian Stallion one bread
Wheeled Wagon, l Dearborn, nearly new,
Horse Cart, Lime, charcoal and Bloom Beds,
pair Of Wagon Wheels, Axletrees, 7 sets Of
good wagon Harness and EIalters, set of
cart harness, ] set dearborn Harness, log and
fifth chains, cart hooks, double and single
trees, Spreadere, | patent straw cutter,
pair Of pully blocks. Forge and Smith Tools,
consisting of Whceibarrows, coal barrowS, .
wheel iron bloom trucks, Picks, Shnyels, 66
lbs. weights, lot OF castng> and Wrought
Iron, pair of blacksmith Bellows, . Anvlls,
Vice, Taps, Dies and Stocks, Bar Iron and
teei, for smith use. and a variety Of articles
not mentioned. TERMS OF SALE Of the
Personal Property, are months credit, with
notes, payable in bank. with the interest
added. 1fthe notes arc paid when due the
interest will be taken off all sums Of $50
and under that amount cash. :.
JAMES II. RAY, Agent
March 20, l958-ts. ior Nh ParAe.
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GEEEnAL TRADERS.

The src"nd section requires the admins.
trution of an oath before taking out a 'ic,nSe
AZ to thr amount Of !n"urv invested hv TIA.
drrS, and fixes he talc of lice lsu rs follows
"a which Nc annex the rates urdur the old
las iol CoInpa'I>un
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TEMPTRANcr.--'rhe Temperance So
ctety was addressed on last Tuesday night by
VIM. II. Eder, J. r. Mccullough and James
NcC1u.ry, Es4rs.; a number Of persons
signed the pledge. The society meets again
in the Court HOpa, en- next Taesdly night.
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"DtLTigonr, Syp.. 9, 1857.
e was married ~ il.zl Brown to-day one
year, and have not spent Al happy nomrut
slncc 50 will drown myself. God forgive
me. ! will put this IN IL bottle aud hope il
viii be found. Who 6Ads ii VIII please haze
my death put in the Sun.
THOAAsP I. JouNsDS."
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The New License hi,

The new license bill passed Ivy the Legi,!a-
tnrt IL, pe"hnpS the most important tn our
rIizm~ Of amy Of the long lst Of new enact.
meats. We are ind, hi, ID to Sena or McCul-
hugh. Chairman ofihe Commute On Fnance
IN lh Svlia e. through whose hspds thI> till
passed, and received many important anc:d
.nrnts for II copy Of che tll as enac,ad,
from which We make up The following state
III, it> Of it, t,u.ules conpar,I with the rates
Of the old illl:
4 Bit gHaird IN oct 70 reruio'e The iesmne Ct
Llce"Ce> 10 Oid'"u1y Kapc'S aud Jraders.
The FIRST section Of the bl prohibits, in
lhr usual rm. al p,rs.nS from opening n
,'oGc for sale u" barter Of any description Of
goods, except the sale OF salt at fisheries
and goods t,v the manulac urrr thereof with
cut Obtaining a license; vendors Of cak,s
beer and cId,r Hre alone exempt thuuah
lager "r"r tsta blIshmcnrsHrr brought SPECIAL
y umder the action II thp law.
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GYRlNGES.--0ur snak of 7,rugcs large nd
y con- plete in vlr 81 ,nsis. NJ IN rart Of VI IT,
cons Elastic Levi fmp,o,e s'io Maw's r..
Jeo,irg Aprar tus 80. Large nj snail II IS
and Metal Ny ing &. m 5st OF whish we offer at
greatly ,eluc 4 i.cs
Z. BETNEHrRSr & co Drugg'ss.
Cor 9Th d Ma kst street. Wilmington.
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Dh1SlClhNS fur ishei WITH ,e'iahIe Tr, gs
y ara Med tines nav On ical aud rhairn
ceuhcal IIeHa ratons ut re s0n III prices O,dcrs
oy mil Or otherwise pu ctnaly . terdrl to-
L. BklNGliUR%F d CO.
Feb OF. 1853 Pbnrmnccu,'s,s
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EXEMPTION FOR FEMALES.

The hind section cxcnps females engaged
n vending millinery or Other small articles
If m,lchandlze tom the .g,mral lrn,IsjonS
A. 10 tIHdr's. who's stock IN trade d eS not
'Xrt,d 500. for winch IS only Sh,ll he
charged. but if exceeding $40 thry Shall be
~"hj,ct to lie provisions Of the second Sc
non.
GR0cEtS AND LIQUOR pEALERS.
Seton fourth prov!dcs Ihal all who bar
ter or sell sp,ti'ouS or tcrmrntcd liquors. or
mgn beer, il Quantities not less than II pint,
shall lake "a'h ~ 10 the value uf tncir stock
"t liquors nj thr principal season IF the year.
aud he r'4uI'd I" pay theron the fllowing
ra'eS at ''r'n>r. wm'h we compare With the
rates under die I'D Jaw:
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Turned UP.-Nr. Geo. Shcrbrooke,
writing master, caused quite an excitement
here on Monday last lis carpet bag, hat
&c, were found at the bridge over the river
early that morning, and as he had left one Of
the hotels in state Of intoxication at u
o'eloek the night previous, it WAS supposed
he had purposely Or aecidently drowned him
self. The river WAS searched for some hours,
without finding him, and more thorough
examination was about to be made, when news
came that be had 4" turned up" in Middle
town, Del, the most Of the road to which
place he had travelled bare headed
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Old Rates.

! d,al,r whn lnk,s ont license for : 500
capital invested. or under is also required Nv
,ht new hill To lakr"ut a license as "a uad,r
Al s y. making So pei snnun the lowest
lcuDEl md,r WHICH iiQ.oi can yri,dtA is
quantities If u PIN or more. This is intend
ID '""l ETA especially oil small GROCERIES III
he cit! and country.
ORplNAHtF5 AND HOTELS.
Tia" tith r'clion apPlnS to all places in
which S;intouS flrnclred liqlors or lager
beer may he sold except RESTAURANTS and
olS,tr houses and tie rate of icons, is fixed
hy me AIN unit Of rent pad. We annex the
Ia c, under both the new law and the old
law
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70 Mr.. N. Y. Kidd wishes us to make
the following correction, which we take
pleasure in doing:
In the House Of Delegates On the 4th inst,
when the act to enlarge the powers Of the
President and Commissioners of the town of
Port Deposit was under consideration, the
the Journal makes Mr. Kidd to offer the
following amendment
Prouhed that no special levy or assessment
by said President and commissioners. upon
any land owner OF owners, shall be lawful in
any case, where the damages to sad land
owner Or own RS, have been first determined
by jury under any Of the provisions Of this
act.
The true state OF the case is that Mr.. X
proposed to strike cut that provision which
had previously been adopted as an amend
ment, and it was accordingly stricken out.
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ST. PArRIcK's DAY brought sur
shine instead Of storm this year, and Spring
seems fairly to have Sc! in. The crocus is
blooming in the garden borders, and the grass
is growing green on The sunny slopes.
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SO OUNCES BUIF QuINtNE. by tn, sinyI.
Nv nuDce. or larg q lartity. che r than
over b fore. e. BRLSGuUR.7' Z 90
60 " fSA8 Whining on
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"lN THE MIDST OF LIFE, WE ARE IN
DEATH y On Tuesday the solumn spectacle
Of three fnn.r!ls WAS seen in onr streets
They were all of persons well advanced in
years, viz Hezekiah Foard, aged 81 years;
Mrs. Barnett, the mother of Messrs. T. c.
and e. Crouch, aged 81 and Mr.. Jacob Ash,
who resided near the town, in his 72nd year
On "Wednesday morning Mr., Charles IIamm,
died at the residence Of his daughter, Mrs.
Susan Purnell, aged 20 years.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
STEAM SA w NIL I. L



fTNHE undersigned offers for sale splendid
= STEAM SAWMILL. situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. three-quarters Of
a mile from the located depot Bahala, and ten
miles South OF Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country. the anticipated town
and the undorbted completion Of the road TO this
point by the lst Of October next, with the already
increasing demand. insures ready sale for uTnbe
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles,
To the mill is attached 900 acres Of finely tim
bered land, with sufficiency opened for the pro-
duction Of corn, potatoes, etc, to supply the
employees and teams Of the mill. A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary out-bouses. at
tsched The mill house is large and substantial,
containing the latest and most improved ma
chineTy; boiler 81 feet long. d2 inches in diane
ter double hued; circular saw, 81 inches diqmeter
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill with seven hands, can cut between
hYe and six thonsanc {, - OF lumher day. but
averages $500 feet daily, without eSsa labor oI
strain of machinery.
Attached is one Of Strauh's superior 26-inah
Ere nch Burr GRI 81 MILLS. capable Of grinding
from Is TO Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business TO supply the place with bread Also,
Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools. etc,
necessary TO carry on the business with an
abundance OF water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises. or to the undei signed
W. J. BRUNER
or MAYES K MILLSAPS, Agents,
April IL, 81. 33-tf Galatin. Miss.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE fra of Gr GrifIith y Garrison il ths day dis
l. solved he mutual conseut. TGarrisOh y III
attend 10 settling up ali the business Of the firm.
All those owing "a on note or book accounts. ARE
requested - pay up as soon as possible. 7. Gar
risOn will continue the Furnitur- business at the
Old stand. where b. will BE- pleased % sre our
friends aud customers who may want anything
Ia tie Furniture aAd Housekeeping tine
=. GRIFFITH.
4. GARRlSGs.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

Tr he undersigned begs leave to inform tho cit
Il izcns OF Claiborne aud adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right OF CRANE
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASkcs.--.
new and beautiful article. unlike anything rvei
Offered to the public before. The caskct has none
of Tie repulsive appearance which all other Burr
al Cases or Collins have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call aud examine them
All orders for the Casket or wooden Collins.
win be filed with despatch. Burial clothes OF
all kinds furnished when ordered.
A. ROLLINS
July 2. 1856. 46-ly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

Having sold out my interest in the Furniture
business to I. Garrison. | cordial bespeak for
him a liberal ond continued patronage from all
my friends and former customers.
fcb2Ttf Z. GRIFFITH.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11

All being Stoves OF the latest and most approved
kinds.
Castings
Skillets odd Lids extra Storeware, Fire Plates
and Irons. Sad Irons Iron Stands Sovels and
Tougs Brass do. Candlesticks, Snuiters Iron Tea
kettles. French Stewpans Crates; Britannia. Plan
ished and Japanned Wares Of all kinds; together
with a large assortment Of
Hardware
Such as Mil Files. Rasps, Saw Files, ShOvels,
Hoes. Rakes. Steak-braters, Braces and Bitts,
Chisels. Augers, Hinge Butts aud Hinges, Tack,
Shoenais. Whitewash Brushes. Handsaws States.
CoiTeemlls. Shutter Knobs Curry Combs, Coal
Carriers. Cinder Shoycls, Axes and Axe-handles.
Hatchets. Hand Drills and Rat Traps. Also, a
general assortment Of
Pumps
Consisting Of Force. Lifting and Chain Pumps.
Also. large and we'll assorted stock Of
Lightning Rods,
with Mayr's Improved Spiral Point and Porcelaii
Insulalor. Together with large assortment u
Tinware.
~ tie 'est material. CUTE ing and Snouis pat
az 80 order.
". feel confident W. WI o. able 10 give gen :
raj -atisisciion ioal VINO may favor ls with call.
All bills due whsn preseatod.
". 4. GREEN < co.
Port Gibson. August Is. 1857. silly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-11
Attention. Planters!

LABORERS, AND MASTERSi
VNHE undersigned has been appointed sole agent
i for Claiborne County. Of lie
Louisiana Steam Clothing Factory,
for the sale Of the articles Of clothing manufac-
tured By the Company. Samples Of every arti-
Gle OF clothing made at the factory may be seen
at my store.
Schedules showing how 70 measure. will be- fur
nished to planters aud those who desire 10 sup
ply themselves with Clothing from this factory.
Orders left with me will be forwarded once
week. aud parties ordering may rely upon receiv-
ing the articles within a week from the time OF
forwarding the orders
The prices Of this clothing aredow, aud all per-
sons wanting such articles would do we'll TO call
aud examine the samples and learn the prices.
may22 w, b. FULKERSON.