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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17

DEALER in Newspapers, Magazines, Cheap
Books, Pictures, Songs. &C., No. Isl, Main St,
Richmond, Va,
Is Agent for the
New York Ledger, Flag of our Union,
Waverly Magazine, Harper's Weekly,
B Lllou's Pictorial, Perter's Spirit,
True Flag. Weekly Herald,
Htrper's Magazine, GnisY's Laiy's Book,
Balloons Dollar Magazine. Peterson's W4gaaine,
and all the Weekly Newspapers and Magazines
published in she country. Specimen copies of
Magazines sent on receipt of twenty FIVE cents
Newspapers on receipt of six, cents. Remittan-
ces under Five Dollars must be made in specie or
stamps.
Country orders filled promptly. Address as
above. 23-tf
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TNHE above cut represents a PlOw recently pat
ented by u, and is designed more particV's
larly for the cultivation of CoFToE,. though some
of the testimonials which we append highly re-
commend it for the culture of CoRN and GROUND
PEAS.
The Plow has a double mould, wish two wings
or weedsrs, projecting two and four inches bsy-
ond the sides and in the rear of the point either
Of which may be inserted in, and through the
Landslide at pleasure, and suited TO the work de-
signed to be accomplished. The mold throws the
earth slightly to the plant, and the weeder RIM
ming under the surface cuts up the grass AID
pulverises the soil around the roots, thereby saving
the labor of hand and hoe
In the Spring Of 1857, we sold several hundred
of these Flows, and the following testimonials are
from gentlemen who have given them a practi, al
test.
We manufacture them ourselves and can recon-
mend them as being strong and substantial, the
wood and iron work being of best quality.
We are prepared to execute all orders with great
promptness and dispatch.
PRICE So 90 each, for less than six plows.
do 3.25 do for more than and less than IL.
do 800 do for quantity over IL.
Va These plows are furnished with polished
or ground castings when desired, at q cts. advance
always-on hand az following prices: mold rs ctu.
Landslide so, Point 90, Long Weeder Is, Short
Weedcr 20.
Referring to following testimonials. We solicit
arly orders for ensuing season.
BORUM & MCLEAN,
PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS,
FARMERS HEAD QUARTERS,
IL Water ST., Norfolk, Va.
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By the. above, planters will sec the state o fthe.
Tobacco market. They must determine wheth-
or it rs best to sen i in and sell at these prices, or
take their chances a month hence, when there
will be ten for one now selling. My charge fer.
selling is only so cents more than the, Inspectors
charge, and my whole attention rs ievoted'to the
interest of the planters. D.. 1RIGG,
Commission Merchant, No. 1S5, Sycamore St
Petersburg, Va.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
CROP oF 1897

CROP OF 1851
VIZ E are now in receipt of q very large supply
w of the most approved kinds of Garden
Seeds. selected with care from reliable Seeds men,
which we warrant to be fresh and good.
A liberal discount to Dealers in the surrounding
Country.
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
Wholesals an retail Druggists.
Feb. 18th, 1858. 2T-3t
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PETERSBURG MARKET.
Carefully Corrected by
BROW N l. Y & Fl | x S.
Grocers and Commission Merchants.

D n Wv n L 4 I @ II I = X ..
Grocers and Commission Merchants
CoTroN-The. receipt are quite heavy, but few
sales, making of primo lots, at III cts. inferior
grades 10 a licts. The steamers news for sever
eral times has been better, but. the improv eEsent
in Europe has had very little effect upon our mar
ket.
ToBAeco.-There has been quite an active
market for several days. We quote Tugs 3 a $73
leaf 8 8 l24.
BAeoN.--Sides i04 . Ii shoulders 9 a 81.
GosN-The market dull, sales so cts.
FLoUR--Demand light superfns Sc extra 81 ;
family Z so.
WHEAT.-The receipts are larger. and good
white anG red are in request at l rs a l 30.
GROCERIES, The market rather fTmer.
GUANO- We quote No. I Peruvian $57 Ton.
March L., 1858.
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HoLLowAY's PILS-Epaepsy ard fits of all
descriptions, are IN most cases reEerabIe to
a state of health. natural activity, and vigor,
by the use of the pills, and the convulsive
paroxysms viii cease. Sold at the manufac-
tory, no. so Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all druggists, at 25e., &c., and 81 per box.
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DINWIDDIE GRIGG,
GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

No. 1875 Sycamore St., Petersburg. Va.
WILL GIVE HIS UNDIVIDED ATTENTIoNTo THE SALE OF
Tobacco, Cotton, Wheat, Bacon, Sc
CHARGES:
For Selling each hogshead Tobacco, 81 90
;, bale of Cotton, so
ALI other articles, 81 per cent.
4-1y
REMARKS:
1. AL veryconsuron Tugs and scrappy leaf To-
bacco should be priced heavy, and be sold early
in the year.
2. All gnod-lugs and leaf should be priced in
SAFE order, and sold in April, May, June, July
and early in August, except in extreme cases.
3. Great care should be used to- prize in hogs
heads of full size, and have the Tobacco uniform
in length and quality, and to weigh not less than
1900 lbs. net.
4. Shippers frequently have orders to fill oat of
passed tobacco only, hence the great necessity of
prizing strong heavy Tobacco in safe order, as
mons r. marked I" PASSED" unless in keeping or.
der.
5. All persons can have checks sent to them
with sales of Tobacco and Wheat when directed.
6. In sending Wheat be careful to have it dry
and free from smat if possible.
Plank Road Wagons constantly on hand.
D. GRIGG.
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GoLDsBORO',
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GoLDsBoRo'. N. c., nth May, 1857.
Messrs ROrum Dc Mclean.
GeutLeacn-Sometime in March Last, Mr. W. d.
Rountree, of Wilson county, purchased of you, fer
me, two of your Cotton Plows. and 1 am SO much
pleased with them, that I. must have some more.
Please send me immediately, eight more, with a.
many extra points as are necessary, &C., &c.
Very respectfully,
WIN. K. LANE.
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Wanted

A as teacher by a Young Lady
N from the North, who has had about two years
experience in teaching at the South. Instruc-
ton given in the English branches, with Latin,
French and Drawing. Address NJ. S. H.. :
Haw Branch, Onslow co., N. @.
March Sd, 1888. 2s-3tpd
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SCOTLAND NECK. N. c., 23d Nov, 1857.
Messrs. B0run Dc Mclean,
Gentlemen In regard to your Cotton PlOw, I
would state, that / sold several in this, neighbor.
hood this year, and from what lean learn, they
are preferred to any other plow. for cotton.
Very truly, yours,
Signed JOHN IT. LYMAN.
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

THIS INSTITUTION is in successful operation
under the Presidency of REV D. r, BRUroN, A.
B., and offers superior advantages to all persons
wishing to give their daughters a thorough. ctas-
sical and ornamental education. For a circular
or catalogue, address the President, Raleigh, N. C.
March Sd, 1858. 25-10-t1May
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Ap,ents Wantedf

In,eYery'County and neighborhood In this tate
and the Southern States generally, to whom a lib
eral per centage will be allowed on all monies
sent For Sums urder $40 ten per cent. For over
$40 twenty per cent.
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81. %
Mlistsuantous


SPRING TRADE, 1858.
DEScUD a GATLING have, by recent Arri
IL walls, received a very large and varied stsek
Of Pure and Fresh Drugs,
Medicines and Extracts,
Chemicals e Instruments,
Paints, Oils aud Varnishes,
Shop Furniture of every. kind,
Artists and Mechanics Matarials,
P,rfamery. Soaps and, Brushes,
Window Glass, Putty, Dye StuaA
Lookingglass. Plates 4 Picture Glass;
Medicine Chests and Saddle Bags,
Patent Medicines of all kinds,
Cigars, Tobacco and Snuf,
Garden aud Grass seed,
Burning Fluid, Lamps,
and every other Article wanted in their liuss
which viii lie ad6edsto every weak, and viii Be
sold at such prices as shall command q large In
crease of patronage from,all who have heretofofs
dealt elsewhere, in this or any other market
Every article warranted pure, Goods viii bs put
up neatly, packed carefully, aud forwarded with
dispatch.
Raleigh, Feb. 18th, 1858. 35-f :
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&s- Please read the following TESTIMONIALS:
Mr.. W. D Rountree, Wilson, N. c., writes us,
under date of December LIST, lS57,as follows
Gentlemen-I have not had time to make. up such
statements az + would like to send you. The
certificates anpexed are from Farmers we'll known
in this community, and if they are of service, yoa
my use them. Theplow is a most excellent one.
and all who have used them, want more next
spring.
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RINcw GOD. N. G. 9th Nov. 1855

RINGw GOD, n. c., 24th Nov. 1857.
Messrs. BoRUM 4 MLEAN- lentle men [ am
well pleased with your Cotton Plows, purchased
last spring. They are fully up to my expectations,
and I consider them a great implement in the
cultivation of Cotton in tact, they are a good ploW
for cultiVating Corn in its youug stages Wishing
you good sales the, next season,
Iremain, yours truly,
Signed w. II. JONES.
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BLIND DEPARTMENT.

notice is given that we have on hand a large as
sortnaert OF Brooms, which will be offered to mer-
chants on as good te1ms as they can be procured
az the North.
E- We desire to call the attention Of mer-
chants about going .orth for their spring supplies.
to the fact that they now have an opportunity of
supplying themselves with this article pearer
home. All communications, or orders for Brooms
should be addressed to
WILLIAM D. COOKE,
Prin- N. G. Inst. forthe Deaf Dumb and Blind
Raleigh, Mach 2, 1858. 27-3m
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Sometime in December last. my children we're
taken down with scarlet fever OF canker rash, my
Oil-the Pain Killer operating to q charm in cut
ting the eanker, and throwing out the rash, SO
that in about five weeks my family were entirely
recovered.
CORNELIUS G. VANDEENBURG,
Saratoga Springs.
Having used Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Kill
iSr in my family during the winter past, I would
urge its general use for the purposes for which
the inventor has recommended it. I think it in
valuable, and would not like to be deprived of its
advantages. E. G. POMERoY, st. Louis.
2S-2t.
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JESSE II, ADAMS,
JAMES O'NEAL.
Signed

We have used, Borum 4 M'Lean's Improved
Plow, and it excels anything we have used for the
purpose for whichitii is intended and take pleasure
in recommending it to all Farmers.
Signed JaMES RoTNTREE
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WILSON, N. c., December Ists 1857.
We haze used Borum g. McLean's Improved
Cotton Plow, and consider it the uerS best for
aifhar Form ~ Goffnp
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ROCKY MOUNT, Edgecombe, N. c., l
Nnvamhar d. 1851. 1

NUsCuIUOA u AOOI'
Nessrs. Borum Dc Mclean,
Gsatlen.en-It affords ne pleasure to speak %
favorably of your Cotton PloE. During the last
season I introduced their Csc among our Farmsrss
and can with safety say, that they not Only anawsr
the purpose for which they were intended, but fr
exceeded the expectations of the most sanguine OF
our farmers, who used them on their farms
Respectfully, &c.
Signed. w. w. PAhkEh.
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Mr. L. Fl. b. Whitaker, of Enfield, n. C., writes
Us 2eth November 1851, as follows:
9Your Improved Cotton Flows, sold me last
spring gave good satisfaction, I speak Of my own
knowledge, and the opinion Of others who tried
them. Ihsve promised to send one to q friend Of
mine living in Wilmington, in this State"
Norfolk, Va, Feb. IL, 1883 z6-ly
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0PURGEoN'S SERMONS. For sale at
ID P0uRR0Y'S
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BROOM ~MANUFACToRY.

II manufacture of Brooms. having been Sc
lseted by the Board of Directors of the North
Carolina Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind, as one Of the Mechanical branches to
be Taught to the puniIs in the
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LEWIS I. SMITH.

Wake coany, N. C. Sept. 1857.
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Az our design is 10 make our paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the co.
operation Of our intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being cs
pecially desirons Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items in
any department OF agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us all
the news, incidents, general iniorma.
ton, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighhorhoods.
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On Thnrsday. Dec. 2, 81 the residence o.
the bsid,'s mother. in this place. BY Rev. A. J
b.rsin. NJ. WV. j. HAYS. Of Hsysyille
aud M;ss LUCINDA r. kiRR.
Lucinds. may your moments run
Like u billo~, bright aud fair,
Ike . streamlei in the sun,
Free IRON sorrow, tree from care.
Happy pair. may you share
Li's's delicious. choicest pleasures.
Sc the loves aud the doves
Bringing bliss 10 bcundsss measure
My no sAade Of cloud or care
Cast . gloom Der glsdness--
My no morrow bring iis sorrow.
NJ sun Get in sadness
But may peace rise with the sun.
Nor depart when day 10 done.
And at last may time, the rover,
Dring you 10 the tomb In peace,
Bear yon. when long lite IL over,
IT, the land where i,ys n,'er cease.
A. The same place. on The NJ OF III,
s'me day. BY Rev. A J. strain, Dir. ROD L.
Isrs SaliS. Esq. Editor Of The Jasper
Courier. and lies ,. 4. Poison. daughter OF
Dr. John Poison. late 81 this county.
TIE chiyari which followed the above
weddings did great credit TO The performers.
and afforded The company sercuaded consid-
cradle amusement. Some Of tie parties,
however, we're rather seriously affected dur
ing Tie evening. snd il 10 thought may not
soon recover. The gathering ., Mrs. Ksrr's
was very pleasant one. embracing larger
number q American ladies' than We have
seen at party Tor some time. and the eve
ming stole away 80 merr'y that the "wse
smi hours" came upon them unawarcs be-
fore they dispersed. When another - plea
cant . party 10 had in this vicinity, .msy we
be there to fee.v
On Nov. i1ih b. Rev. A. j. S,rsin, Mr..
Tn MAS DfLLrs 10 Miss LUCINDA GREEN.
On Nov. 28,h, by the same, Mr.. JONI An
nrRscS, IT,, TO Ms -- TRAITOR, OF Pike
20.
On Nov. 25h, BY the same, Mr.. JoHS
HARRIS 70 Miss MANY ]. Miller.
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JASPER e. LOOGOOTEE
STAGE ROUTE 5!

TlvHE undersigned, having obtained the con-
= tract for carrying the mai between Jas
per and Loogoo,ec, informs Tie public that
be has put good, new stage upon The ROUTE,
and will ~ all times he prepared 20 carry
passs myers 'hroue hu With sair'y and dispa,rh
The ssegc viii leavr The Pos, Office in Jas
per, o. Mondays and + idey- a, 7 o'clock, !.
" and generally arrives Nv Lcogootce IN
TINE % connect with the Eastern train on
The @ a. n Il X ~ 2:30 r NJ. Returning
leaves Loorcoicc Tuesdays aud Saturdays :,
~ O'Clock Ia the morning. Passengers
leaving word at the Posiofsicr in either place
will be called for at their residences.
sep; 6-26-y JosxrH AcKERMAvv.
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GRArrs NorcEs. We publish no
tices Of marriages, deaths, &C., gratis
and would like to record al which oc-
eur in the county. Ministers, or 9th
ers, who o..iciatc on such occasions,
will confer a favor By sending usano-
tice Immediately.
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Job Printing.

We are prepared to give prompt at
tention to all kinds Of Job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion or
jack bills can he forthcoming on the
shortest notice, in the most approved
STYLE, and on reasonable terms.
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Unriyallcd in the History Of Medicine

Unrivallcd in the History Of Medicine.
This = lscm, that has been so extensively
sold and met with ouch unrivaled success
for the past five years, and brought health
and hupiiness 10 l. an, families throughout
The Western Country, il lie resrll of years
Of study and experiment, by the proprietors
Of this wonderful c)iupound; and we are
happy to state 10 the world that the object
sought for has been gained, whichis found
10 the numerous evidences in ia or 0! this
remedy. This Balsam l. only recom.a nded
for ore class OF diseases, viz: those prcduceJ
by milara, and enters directly into tho cir
culaion. md thereby cguntcracis the poison
Of malaria in the system; und rs a tonic il
is particularly recommended. MN for few
evidences:
Oberlin, Ohio, June LIST, 1858.
Messra. :. X. Mann g. TO. -- Genis-Hay-
ing had occasiun 10 use some Of your ogue
Biisam in my family, iad il the most Ell
Client and prompt remedial agen, for the GER
tain cure of ague ever used, aud as a strength
enirg tonic think il has nc equal.
Your obedient ecIvant. >. IlEsnsy.
Olney, ILL.,, S pr. 90, 1857.
Messrs S X. Mann & Co--Gcnls- Your
ague Basam Is the only remedy that seems
10 meet the wants Of the people Of this To-
callly. We have upon our hsves al. the
popular remedies OF the day Tor the cure Of
ntermii,enis, but DR.. Manh's BaIssm se,is
in preference 10 all others, from the simple
fact il cures. Il Is destined 10 excel all 9th
er remedies ever offered.
Truly Yours, G. w. HAyKE.
Giro. III. Nav rs. 1858.
d.. Mann g. Co., Gallon, 0ao-Gcnis-
Your ague Balsam is the peoples own rem
edy, in this part OF the country, for The cure
VI sgue and fever. We have never known
i 10 fail IN airy case when properly used. II
j. looked upon as perfect sn,idc,e to mala.
fious diseases. Very truly Yours,
REID & PETrueHS.
s lint Louis, June L., 1858.
Messrs. :. X. Mann a. C,.-We find the
demand for Dr.. Nuns ngue Bslsam daily
increasing, aud The great demand for II is b
sufficient evidence Of its great merit. In all
places in cur travels ~e find the universal
opinion Of those selling il, and more pariic
niarly those using II, 70 be. tlet II has no
equal in proprietary remedies, aud that il il
q certnn specific 10 iuc' thar cannot be dis.
pued Truly You're, O. J. WOOD g. 60.
5 X MANN 4 CO., prcprciors.
Ohio. Sold ~ all good Drag
,,ists. nov IL.
State Of Indiana, Dubois County, ss:
n oTicE ia hereby given thu jared Me
= haus, administrator Of ths estate Of | en-
~ Pillar. dec'f, has filed his pcIiiirn 70 Sc
The real estate u said deceden', viz. the
IIslf Of the southwest quarter Of section 2s,
Town ,, south ~ range west, his personal
property being insufficient 10 pay his debts,
End thst said pei ion will lie heard al The
next term Of the Court OF Common Pleas "
cid county. b. r.. EpMoNsr"s.
INV a 1855 Avs Clerk q. d. u ID C.
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NOTICE.

An account Of ne Distressing fre and
~ lnss q properly On Friday night last. |
sli ssy 20 those KNOWN Themselves in-
iebtsd 70 me, tina, they will confer great
favtr on me il they Will call and settle q
least . part OF their accounts.
Nov. 24-3v ISAAC NEWTON.
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'r3afs vEOasaD
COMING no AN END!

nVHE Undersigned having opened new
Marble chop in the town Of Petersburg,
Ind, feels confiden, that he can cell TOMB
STONES cheaper for cash than any Other
establishment in The West, having on hands
AZ present spiendid stock OF Marble, that
cannot be surpassed anywhere. An kinds
II monuments. tomb stones, center table
tops. mantcls, &C., made il the neatest s,y IL
and Of the best material. Or'ers solicited
snd promptly attended 70. Shop on Main
street. opposite the public square.
VIM. NICHOLS, Proprietor.
ISAAC NEwToS. at the drug store in Jas
per, - au'horizcd agent az Dutals county.
oc, q, '5S-y.
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Religious Services.

IN the Catholic Church. y. Bcdc O'Con.
ner, priest, every Sabbath al 81 o'clock, A.
NJ, and ~ o'clock, p. N.
Methods; T.. Church, Rev. J. n. Ad-
mirc Minister in charge, every alternate
Thursday night.
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Andrew J
Susin, pastor, the fourth Sabbath evening
in each month, N clock.
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JENKINS 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN TEAS ONLY.
PHILADELPHIA.

vEvnE new crop Of Tea il now arriving,
- and selling much below the high rates
u the past year; the present therefore
opens with The pleasing prospect Of our
lagnin being able 10 furnish as good an arii.
Gle tor ths price, as formerly. We also take
sieasurc il announcing that we have con.
clutcd to extend The time on small LiIl-,
heretofore sold on two aud three months 10
three and four months credit.
Thousands oi Grocsrs and general Store
keepers now sell Teas ia cur Metallic paak.
ages, and the nlnbev j. constantly ncreas-
ing, notwithstanding ,hs strong prejudice
inat once existed ngaiRs; tess pu, up w this
form. This nnexamplrd success
Is the legitimate resni ol d tns ness uni
formly done, Tor a long term q years upon
just and fair principles, and especially with
an eye 70 that Wholesome one Of "SmAlL
PnoFITs AND QUcK Returns
Teas being perisliabie article, dealers
are recommended ~ order small and frequent
bills.
Those who slll prefer the old way, are
with teas in the original half
chests. ~ three cents per ID. less than Ia
Metallic Packages.
q. ID. Hurlbuit Is no longer in our employ
as Travelling Agant--his place being sup
Piled BY another. JENKINS & 90.
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Postage.
S2.PlDaAG1D DGPRr
For 1857 and 1855 together.

Unlike the more ephemeral Magazines Of
the day, these Periodicals lose litle by eye.
fence full year Of the Nos (with no omis-
-ijnsl for 1857, NAV be regarded nearly as
valuable as for 1853. We propose 10 fur
nish the two years at the following ExTREMr.
Ly Low RATES, viz
For B!ackword'- Magazine, s. So
for any ole Review, 90
For any two Reviews, 90
For BIackwood and on Review 2 90
For Fleetwood and two Reviews 9 90
For three Reviews 8 Oh
For Backaood and three Reviews ~ 90
For The fur Reviews III 90
Fpr Blackwood and the four Reviews IA 90
no svsid fractions, - may be RENTED
FOR 3lackwocd, for which we viii forward
that work for both years, PosT PAID.
N B--Ihe price 10 Great Britain Of the
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