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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-05-22
NEW BOOK BJNDERY AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTORY,

NEW BOOK BJNDERY AND BLANK BOOk
MANUFACTORY,
AT THE OLD STAR OFFICE,
(Opposite tie Presbyterian Church,
RALElGH, N. c..
"HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
informs the Citizens of Raleigh and the vicinity gen
eIaily that he will promptly and punctually attend to the
binding Of Newspapers Magazines and Periodicals OF oil
kinds aud in any STYLE plain ornamental on moderate
terms Also Blank Books manufactured TO order and ueo
to any pattern for the public Offices. share Of patronage
respectfully solicited.
. - JNO ]. CHAPLIN:
Raleigh, April 6, 1858. l4-w&sw'L
LHREE AND INDEPENDENT, UNSOLlClI.
u ed and unexpected to all my friends | announce a.
self candidate for the q flee of Sheriff am oPpoa
all caucuses conventions and nominations for that oss
am elected shall be the Sheriff of the people and n0
:. WIN. H. PUTNEY:
Nav 4 1879 3d.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The Democrats of Granville requested to meet mi
ford Saturday the 18th of May, for the purpose OF
mating candidates for the next Legislature. full me'
: is earnestly desired. ,,o,p,rs
Nay 1855.
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lation, the large States 81 lSsx Hork nd RsnnsyE
xSnia wonid Get tlfse Of fSur lines rs 1np:h as
ksinh and North g Rim hat coded
Lii afrritory 20 tho genes1l 81 esnsaent cr the
S2mmoa benefit Thshew SJstesef the n west,
aw u powerful IN their ini1ncy, McI3Se would
sake still more 80, while he would enjoy the salts
3sUtieaof seeing North Carolina as far nthe back
slronnd as he now represents her. - 8
Hezcoud not agree with his competitor rs TO the.
kpmiliating condition Of North Carolina He belley-
ed she was advancing and with the honesty, indus
try and intelligence Of her people, would
advance She badswosks Of improvement IN course
Of construction which he thought ought to be COM
peted He spoke in fattering terms Of the Fayette-
vile and Coal Fields Road as tending t" develop the
rich resources Of the Deep River region.
Judge Ellis's speech here was such as his friends
expected Of him. The sketch above will convey q
very imperfect idea Of what he said Anson will
give good report of herself in August. l.
Wadesboro,' May IA, 1858. -
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Resolued. That the constancy, fidelity and perse-
verlng efforts of our Representatives in Congress-
and the entire Democratic delegation from this State
to sustain the Federal constitution and equal rights
OF the South under it, are above all prase and they
merit and receive our cordial appreciation, and we
cneerfui embrace this opportunity to assure those
sterling Democrats and pure patriots of the North
VINO nave 30 nobly resisted the numerous and fu.
Tous attacks of fanatics on the Constitution and our
rights under it, that highly appreciate their pa.
triotic efforts, and bid them God speed in the
good work; and we still hope by a union of eff.
fort to snatch the Constitution from the impi.
Gus hand and unholy touch of its relentless and nm
princpled enemies and bear it aloft to victory and
still greater harvest of glory than it has vet achieved
Resolved, That We also take pleasure in declaring
our high appreciation Of those patriotic Wings who
have SO manfully breasted the storm Of ridicule
showsred upon them by the unpatriotic of their
former political associates, for uniting themselves
with the only national and constitutional party now
in existence, and without which all must know that
the Constitution will fall, and bury beneath its
runs the last hope Of human liberty.
Resotced, That we extend our hearty approba.
uon to the public course pursued by our present
incumbent James p. Spright and that in his ma
triotism ability and potical integrity, we still have
the most undated and unswerving confidence; and
would hail With tho profoundest pleasure his re.ele
ton to the Senate Of North: Carolina.
= the adoption Of the resolutions, the Secret..
-ommunication from james P. Speight,
u g -ret that business Of importance had
sc, And thus deprived him d the
y his fellow .citizens ii Che
- wish that his name
nm whom scandi.
ssas ion. . !, e
~ IS con.
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ern people how they conspre to break down the only
trustworthy party that has either strength or char
acter at the North. He alluded the late Kansas
struggle in Congress- and the detection of Southern
men-jeopardizing the Union. and our dearest rights
under it for a mere abstraction. He was sorry to
hear his opponent say he would have voted against
the Lecomption Constitution, had he been in Con.
gress, and begged leave to say he had known the
gentleman too long, to believe him in earnest in say
ing it. Hear, said Judge Ellis the defiant senti-
ments of Seward. Burlingame and their organ, the
New York Post that " the slave power is doomed"
Z" the victory for freedom won-that hereafter no
more Slave States shall come into the Union-that
Slavery is to be met in Washington, in Maryland,
in Virginia. in Missouri and in Texas and that Free.
dom (abotion) shall triumph peaceably if it can,
forcibly if it must" These, said Judge Ellis, are
no unmeaning threats They are but the shadows
Of those "coming events" the contemplation Of
which fills every patriots bosom with feelings of sad.
ness. Judge Ellis now came to the point of differ
ence between himself and his competitor, which the
latter had made the subject of his speech He was
clearly and unqualihsdly opposed to the principle
of distribution of the public lands, or their pro.
ceeds, Is advocated by that gentleman He believ.-
ed II not only impolitic, but Unconstitutional The
Treasury was empty, and the credit Of the govern
ment was how being used carry on its operations
The late money crisis, together With the low tar-
riff, had conspired TO bring about these resulta-
he would not increase the 1t was against the
policy Of the Democratic party to do CO. II il can be
avoided. but she bslieved the laws Of trade would
re.estabiished themselves and the country soon Be
relieved rom apprehension. Al to the custom Of
dohating lands sections To- the States IN
which they lie. f6r Rail IEtoad and other purposes
.he tho6gh the government bad not suffered much
On the contrary, be saw no better plan fl
bring ase szps ksts 81 dvanced prices, Is "
needed Tbs money lalsl
xoMM = 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

GROCERY 70 LET.-sTORE l03 GREENWICH AVE
" nue. corner Of Troy street, New York. Inquire In th
store.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR HENDERSON, oCULIsr AND AURrsT AN.
nominees y hs friends and the public Inst be has re,urnei
NE CRY for sbort time and wi be risd 70 receive pro-
s~opsl Gals No 40 Broadway corner Of Canal street.
AAtcial cree fu sale, Once hours, bQp2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

WANTKD-By YOUNG MAN IN GooD CrRCUN.
w stances aged 30 wits. abe mus. be hsslt'y sccus
TONED TO habits Of industry of amsbe dlsposos and o the
mshe, 70 yecabl W sse from 10 70 20 preferred Address
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. CAhD -srElN. rAshloNs-J. Ii. Guss,,S 40
" sJS Broadway, between Waite and Franz iu rs-.s IA
ready 10 opan to his nanerons Sss.oaess the
pattern bonpes lsdi~s dress
latest designs sells ced ro he reading houses b, paYi. The
Attention az Wholesale buyers Requested 20 examine
Apgye stock
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Tprsr1s ADvEnTTsES1EvTs.

TTNs IN y FRArCAfsF DEsrRs AZ PJACER DAMS
me fanne sir sat f.rr IN rui~ne aver et repsseer
r.dvtsscr 40 Wooter fond dc Ia enxe sprins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

1OSO SPRING FASHIONS 1883
1CCO. We are ready 70 exhibit spring ssscrnent Of
LACE AND sILs MANTILLAS POINTS &C.
An and fresh goods Of this importation And
Anuiseure and are unsurpassed In variety beauty and
sheapness. Also, full sock Of
SPRING SHAWIS,
Of every description nj low pric-s 8. MILLS 90.
% and 81 Chambers street. up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

ITO IET-A NICE SMALL THREE STORY HIGH , STOOL
hous. No 81 Wed Thirty hfh street, between Fiah and
Eyh avenues with ali ne modern impruvcmenA adj ss
hrures ocnp~ Rent rco Can be seen irnn 70 ococf
nj ycr rartJsulers inquire Of j. WOLFE 81 sxtn ave
INC, betveep Twsp,y second and Twenty IbEd tvees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

SENIOR VETERAN CORPS or 1872 WILL MEET Ar NO
- CIV Hall place, Bex 10 Chambers sunday
March Ia at 20 o'clock r. NJ 70 aeni divine service at No.
raIter By Jle Mr. Chapman colder
Of isl2 10 and "a aud superintendent
five Points Mission. ct every veteran be present
hear discourse delivered BY companion Ia arms, II he
weather per Inits. Fy order, N. RAYMOND, Co
Isaac n. IHyFE. AdiL
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1890 SPRING nAHYnLAs 1853
lOCC. Great inducements
To cash and short time buyers,
At wholesale.
subscriber has prepared and s manufacturing
daily and varied the above goods, the
priced the ooely article, which he odera
sAsh short credit, at
THx SsA SHApy PRovIr.
Aso line OF imported stella shawls differing from any In
he market GEO. BULPIN,
S6l b. eadwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

ITO IET-A LARGE THREE STORY AND ATTIC Enc
ph basement house, with tea rocns attached ~ mail,
son street rpplss with modern fmprovsrens snd wen
adapted for two families 200 Apply on the prnies
" II. BENsEs Cortandt street. between and r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

HOUSE TO LI9-YURNrTURE FOR SALE "A THREE
ii story and basement house. with all modern improve
ments IN most b. alhy and agreeable neghoorhood con
vnent and Furniture and made 10 order
for sale very cheap. whole part Rem. OF house s
Apply on The premises. Ia West Forty 9TH street, nea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

(VHANTIIIY AND BRUSSELS LACE MANTILLAs
~ bCARFs TAlMAS, &c.
The subscriber has now in store niScen collection Of
eni shapes just resolved per Yors
which together with endless variety OF his own wei
known manufacture, embracing all the latest novelties m
mater al and lesgn he 70 Offering unpreeedentedy
loS prices and most favorable terms
JOHN Butler, ts,iocessor W Jacob LsnsngD
10 Chambers street
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A GERMAN. THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITH
"A STEEL Also with bookkeeping wants a siua op
N an iron or hardware store Apply 10 Bedford Ruys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

ITO LEr-rRos FIRST or MAY, TO A SNAIL RE
rpecsble family the SECOND story Of house s7 Hesaer
street consisting Of front and back room with and
prnrr between and hall bedroom; also back basemen
~ T3 Hester street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

DRY GOODS STOCKS wANrED.-THE ADVERTISER
~ wshes stock OF from $50 COO to $50 600 staple
goots exchange for cash and farming
lands in Illinois. saisisct and responsible
70 worth and quality OF the land Address A45l Pos.
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-13

ENORT LRE-s6ol-A FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE.
10 $50 70 $780, I've furnished cottages the
estate the Palisades quarter Of mile from and
four hundred feet higher than the landing Boat SIX trips
'''' ~ Il 6; LANE, 7orourth avenue
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-06-04

NOTICE is hereby given that by sh
~ tue OF fee bill issued out Of the
Clerks ofice Of the Circuit Court Of Dubois
co. Ind. and 10 me directed. have levied on
and will, on the 5th Of June 1858, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. III. and r. III.
Of said day. II the door of the Court House
in the town Of Jasper, in said comfy, offer
for sale at public suction, the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years
Of the following described property. to-wif'
The souia east qusrter Of the south cast
quarter Of section No. thirteen in township
No. one. south Of range four west, contain
ling 30 acres, more or less.
And should said rents and profits not eel
Tor q sun sufficient 70 satisfy said execution
and costs, will at the same time and place
and between the hours aforesaid offer io'
sale and sell At public auction the fee simple
Of said real estate.
Taken in execution as the property o
George Tabor, in The suit OF George Isoo
against Robert Poison.
1 Terms Of sale--Cash-
JACOB HERMAN, 8. D. c.
Nav Z. 1S5S.-3w pf 81 30
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vJvHr new crop Of Tea is now arriving.
Il and selling much below the high rates
Of the past year; the present therefore
opens with the pleasing prospect Of our
again being able to furnish ss good an arti-
Gle Ger the price, as formerly. We also take
pleasure in announcing that we have con-
cluded 10 extend che time on small bills,
sold on two and three months 10
three and -four months credit.
Thousands Of Grocers and general Store
keepers now sell Teas 10 our Metallic Pack
ages, and the number 10 constantly increas-
ling, notwithstanding the strong preludles
that once existed sgaisst teas put up 10 thi'
convenient form. This unexsmPied success
lie the legitimate result Of business uni
Iformiy done, for long term Of years upoI
Just and fair principles, and especially viii
an eve TO that wholesome one OF "SnALl
lPaorrrs AND QUICK RETURss."
Teas being q perishable article, dealer
are recommended 10 order small and freguen
bills.
Those who still prefer the old wsy, or
furnished with tess in the original halt
chests. at three cents per d. less than u
Metallic Packages.
c. ID. Hurlbgtt is no longer in our emplo
lee Travelling Agent--his place being sup
piled BY another. JENKINS d CO.
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Religious Services.

In the Catholic Church. p. Bsde O'Con-
ner. priest, every Sabbath a. ~ o'clock, A.
d., and a o'clock. P. h.
Methods, Y. Church. Rev. Willism q.
r sveuscroft. Minister in charge, every al
ternste Thursdsy night.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Andrew ,.
Strain, pastor. thr fourth Sseessh nish' "
each month.
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THE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION,


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
vEvO al persons afflicted with Sexual Dis
4 cases. such ~ Sperms,orrhea. Seminal
Weakness, Impotence. Gonorrh9a, Gieet.
syphilis, the vice Of Onsnism, or sell
Abuse. &c. &c.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
In view OF the awful destruction Of human
life. caused by sexual diseases, and the de-
leeptions praeticed upon the unfortunate VIC
ltims II such diseases by Quscks. have d.
lrected their Consulting Surgeon, as cha1
table act. worthy OF their name, 10 give
rrplcAr ADVICE GRATIS, 10 ell persons thus
afflicted. who apply by letter, with descr p
ton Of their condition, Gage. occupation,
habits OF life, &e.,) and in case Of extreme
poverty and suffering, 10 FURNISH
MEDICINES PACE or CHARGE
nvThe Howard Association 10 q benev'
Iolent Institution, established by special en-
dowment. for the relief Of the sick and dis
dressed, afflicted with Virulent and epidemic
Diseases. IL has now surplus OF means
which the Directors have voted TO exPen'
lin advertising the above notice. Its need
less TO add that the association command
1.-The highes, medical skill Of the age. am
will furn ish the m0st approved modern treat
lment.
Just published BY the association Repor
on Spermatorrhea. or Seminal Weakness
The vice Of Onsnism. Mlsturbation or SCI
c Abuse, sn5 other Disease Of the Sexaa
. Organs. by the Consulting Surgeon, wh'c
will be sent BY mail (in sealed envelope
FRrE on CHARGE. on the receipt Of Tw
STAMPS for postage
4 urAddress, DR- GEO. r.. CALHoUs.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Associatio
No. 2. South Ninth street PhIlsdelphia.
By order OF Directors.
EzRAD. HEARrwFLL. President
GEo FAIRcHILD Secretary.
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NoricE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed administers.
,rix Of the estate OF Jacob Bsrtley. late OF
Dubois county, Indiana. deceased. Said ee-
tate 10 supposed TO be solvent.
CAROLINE BERTLEr,
m.v7 is5s-sws administrstrix.
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HARMON G. BARKWELl,
FOR YOUR
Wife, Dsxghter, Sister or Friend.
Home Magazine.

Edited BY T. 8. ARTHUR and ViRersIA
y. TOWNSEND. For choice and elegant lit
ersture, high moral tone, peculiar adaptation
TO the home circles Of our land, freshness,
originality and cheapness. this Magazine 10
acknowledged, on ali hands, TO be without
rival Il 10 equal in the beauty Of ito ty-
biography and the richness Of its e@bellish-
ments TO the most ambitious and dearest Of
our Magazines. whiis L claims TO lead all Of
them ia many essential features. For cor
reetness and exquisite besuty, its eolored
steel fashion plates were unrivslled In 1857.
They will maintain this superiority in 1855.
Volume XII began in January.
TERns-s2 year in advance -Four co.
pies for o.; twelve copies for els, and one
extra to the rstter up Of the club.
/ DTSpeeimens sent free 10 ell who wish
ITO subscribe OF 20 make UP clubs. Address
lT. S. Arthur a. Co.. ln3s Walnut street
philadelphia.
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I..r.ra.rlD. 1888 I..v.ra.r,p.

THE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
PRIZE is one Of the largest and best lite
rsry papers Of the day. An Imperisi Quar-
TO containing Eight pages or forty columns.
OF enteftsinlng original Natter and Eie-
xsntly Illustrated every week.
A GIFr WORTH iRos 30 cESrs TO 500
IN Con. WILL BIZ PKEsxErEp TO ZACH SUE
scRIBEa fMnEDiATLY ON REefirr OF TEE
NOISY.
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A LIBERAL portion OF TAG lsD'ArA An
N ERscAn 10 devoted every week to origi-
q In, and selected Agricultural articles under
the spe cial supervision Of DR.. Ray. the eel
tor OF the IsDIAsA FARMER, thus making the
AMERICAN
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A FEW more enterprising and active
n young men can find immediate employ
meni, by which they can easily make $500
or $1,000 year. TO act as agents Tor several
new and popular works. just published, ex-
clusiyely for ageats, and not tor sale IN
book stores.
We hsvea good number OF agents en-
ployed, many Of whom are making from
fifteen 70 twenty dollars week. Those
who wish TO engage in this plessant and
profitable business will. Cor particulars, re-
quisites. dc. (, address
CT DERBY &Co.
Publishers and wholesale Booksellers.
Ssndusky City, Ohio.
Editors Of Newspapers. BY giving the above
and folio wing three insertions. and calling
attention to Il, and sending copy contain
ing il. will receive any three Of the following
works:
Life Of Josephine BY Hesdly o. .
Infe Of Lafayette %
Life Of Napoleon -
Wild Scenes Of Hunters Life q
Life OF Mary & Martha Washington o.
Dd1 Fellows Amulet 20
Any person wishing any VI the sbov
books can base them sent by mail. free Q
postage, on receipt OF the above retail price
Address az above.
Auril @ 1883
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RYplDnAhA 0Gr0u
For 1857 and 1858 together

Unlike the more ephemerai Magazines OF
the dsy, these Periodicals lose little BY age.
ience full year Of the Nos with no omis-
o, nsl for 1857. may be regarded nearly ns
valuable ss for 1853. We propose 10 fur
nish the rwU years the following E<rnrsn
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4 GOOD supply Of justices Blanks con.
n s,anly 90 hsn6 and for sale low a. the
COURIER OFFICE.
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AN EXHIBIT

nF the Receipts and Expenditures Of
~ Bsinbridge township. Dubois county,
lad, Tor the 6pancial year 1857.
REcEIPrs.
There has been received bv the Town
ship Treasurer. including amount at last
settlement, ss follows. TO vii:
For common school and Congressional
funds. Sl.soI 20
For tow nship lands. 500 10
For special school fund. 2ol %
Total receipts during the year, S;s23 20
ExrEsprruREs.
There he's been paid on Township orders
turing the year as follows. 10 wit:
For salary Of common school teach
ere, 1910 -
For amount paid sundry persons OF
township fund. ais W
For amount paid ssndry persons OF
special school fund. 10 10
Total payments during the yesrsi.4is 4s
The balance remaining in the treas
ury q the close Of the year Is s5li y
ei.o96 &c
By order Of the Board,
GEORGIA. KITZiNGER.
Jasper april Is, '5s. Township Clerk.
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DAYS CHEAP
CASH STORE!
H8w AIsAH1. INDIANA

WmOkce<&AC amQ nSs@As
A LWAYS on hsnd large and well &C.
n lsc,ed assortmento Of miscellaneous and
STANDARD School 'Bocks, Plain and fancy
Stationary. waA. window and wrapping pa
psrs, Blank Books. &c.
6yTHE HIGHEST MARxEr RHfcx psic fo'
rage 10 exchange for goods.
T.. r. DAY,
State street, between Main and Market,
March as. SO. New Albany, Ind.
Advertise in the Weekly Courier.
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Gnaraiian's Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under.
~ signed has been appointed guardian o.
John n. Teamsn's he're. az the Ap'il term
1855, Of the Dubois Common Pleas Court
in the place Of Gerhard Teising former
guardian, removed by order Of saic court
soril 9s-3ws JoHs g. SrEss. Guardian.
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TERMS:
One copy for one year 81 90 and GIFT.
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One copy for FIVE years 100 and o gifts.
AND TO CLUBS:
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Five eopies, one year 8 90 and gifts.
Ten copies one year Is 90 and 10 gifts.
Twenty one copies year 80 90 aud 81 gifts
The articles TO be distributed are CON-
prised in the following lst:
2 packages gold. containing $500 each
s do do do 400 esrh
10 do do do 100 each
10 pat lev. hunt. case watches 100 each
90 gold watches IS each
! so do 60 each
100 do 80 each
\ 800 ladies gold witches. IS each
4 400 silver hunting esssd watches. 80 each
500 silver watches. 10 10 20 es9h
1000 gold guard. yes, . fob chsins 10 TO 30
Il Gold Lockets, Bracelets. Brooches. Ear
drops, Breas, Pins. Cuff Pins. Sleeve But
tons, Rings, Shirt Studs. Watch Keys. gold
II and silver thimbles. end variety Of other
ARTICLES worth from go cents TO elb each.
Immediately on receipt OF the Subscription
money, the subscribers name will be en-
TERED upon our subscription book opposite
number, and the gilt corresponding with that
number will be forwarded, within one ws'h.
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paid.
0TAll communications should be cd
c dressed TO DEAz g. SALrER, IS a 40
MOffst Building. ss5 Broadway, New Yorh.
- Specimen copies sent free. 2-Sn.
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The postage 70 any part Of the United
States will be but TwEsTY-FoUR cEsTs
wear for Black wood, and but fourteen cents
q year for each OF the Reviews.
At the above prices the periodicals will be
furnished for 1858.
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ITO avoid fractions. Is may be RENTED
for Blackwood, for which we will forward
,hst work for both years, PosT PAID.
B-The price n Great Britain Of the
FIVE Periodicals above named 70 about 81
per annum.
As we shall never again be likely 10 offer
such inducements a. those here Pressated,
NOW IS THETIME TO SUBSCRIBE
nFRemiftances must, in all cases. b
made direct TO the Publishers. for At thess
prices no commission can be allowed q
sgsnts. Address.
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