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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-19

Another road that starts from ST. Paul anu
aims at the Pacific has already been two
years open to this point, and nov rIns
thirty miles further northwest, expecting
within year to be open forty miles further
TO st. Cloud, the thriving depot Of the over
land trade with the Red river and the Brit
ish settlement thereon. and so with our
newly discovered gold region on the Sas-
katchewan and in the, adjacent Rocky
Mountains. Another railroad is to be run
up the Minnesota, besides one already
reaching westward from Winona, and sew
eral others Congress has dealt genrously
with this State in the matter Of endowing
railroads with lands, yetuot improvidenlly,
si' ce the roads are needed to make The
Ian Is available Without them wheat must
be grown for forty cents per bushel in sec
lions where with them it will be worth sew
cnty-fve. Only ',uil the roads, and both
the nation and the treasury will be enrich
ed by the land-grants.
St. Paul has some l3 900 inhabitants,
; while this place, including st. Anthony's
Falls, across the river, has some s, 600; and
. there seems to be quite a jealous rivalry
between them, which is absurd. St. Paul
will always be practical head of steamboat
navigation on the Mississippi, despite the
. feet that small boats in good stages of wa
ter may oonc up to Mendoza, anu even to
the foot OF the Fall, If Congress could be
ituportuhed and logrolied into spending 4
million dollars in improving the channel of
the river, between the two points, some
trade might thereb, be diverted from St.
Paul to minneapolis but why should it !?
The growth of railroads will soon render the
difference unimportant save to the land
speculators Of one or the other locality, and
Minneapolis has advantage enough in her
enormous yet most faciie water power.
which may be made to give employment TO
a population of 100, 900 souls. IL has no
superior but Niagara. and surpasses that
inasmuch as the pineries above and the
wheat lands all around are calculated to
supply it with profitable employment.
And these are but the rude beginnings. Al
| ready, beside a paper mill and other such,
a woolen factory is in full operation. turn
ing out 800 yards per day of satiAe,s and
| other substantial fabrics, all which find an
eager mlrket, as they will when the daily
production shall have 9uadruplcd. Anoth-
er such is nearly ready, and there is room
and profitable business for dozen more,
and for cotton factories also. Nowhere,
ON earth are the ben efcient influences of
our protective tariff destined to be more
signally or more promptly realized than
throughout the Great West. And this
| city, as one consequence, ought t. quadru-
pls its population within the ,ext ten
years. H.o.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-19
LIN E. g. LU.M B i r!

CONSTANTLY Z on hand, afull tuppl,
~ Of first quality lime, at 81 per barrel:
or when taken in q qAantities Of over twenty
barrels. at Is cents per barrel.
$ Lumber and all building material fur
nished to order a. the lowest cash prices,
Every style Of Furniture can be furnisb-
cd Immediately 1T tho same of6sey ..s
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange.
Office at the New York Store.
FOWLER & TOBEY.
81. 04vUd Asps ~. 0o0. IL.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-19
ROGERS & GILMORE, Proprictcrs.

Having received new and splendid T>Sa'
E1
Stock OF Carriages and Buggies,
we sare prepared tolfurnish Pleasure Par-
ties Excursions and Funerals with outfits
on the shortest notice. :
Horses suitable FIR buggy or saddle can
always be found at our stable. q
IF you want Horse and Buggy,a Team,
or, q Team and Carriage, to go into the
country, or from one end of it to the 9th
er, call at our stable, where you can be
accommodated at all times and at all hours.
N. B.-We are prepared to furnish reg
ular and transient
II BOARDING j.,
For Horses, at our stable, at reasonable
rates. We would respectfully state that
"Billy" Young, whom. all know to be au
fait in the business, will be on hand at all
hours, night:or day.. to wait upon Gu stom-
ers.s r @Forlparticulars, call at our Office
v5n52-tf ROGERS & GILMORE.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-19

RATES OF ADvERTIs1NG,
One column, one year, $75 90
Ons-half column, cne year, 40 100
One-fourth column, one year, 25 90
One column, six months, As 90
One-half column, six months, 80 90
0ae-fourth column, six months, ,18 90
One square, one year, 1000
)ns square, six months, 600
Business cards, FIVE lines or less, SIS per
.rnu,n; six lines, So; seven lines. 81.
Legal advertisements at statute rates.
(1en lines Of this sized type constitute a
squire, and cards will be charged proper
tion to to the space they occupy in BREWER
selid.
10 ID w Or *
OF oil kinds executed with neatness and
aispatch, and at reasonable rates.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-19
J. W. METZROTH, =,
NERO HANT r AILOR.

NIJOULD invite his friends and the pub
W. lie to cali and examine hrs Ne,c Styles
to Gentlvmen's Furnishing Goods. Partic-
ular attention paid to custom work.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1865-10-19

MEAT MARKET.
T,RESH Meat, Hams, Sausage and vege
tables Of all kinds, kept constantly 81
hand. Shop on St. Germain street.
.~~. --5... CHAS. LUEG.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31
CHEERING INrrLr1,ENcr. : On,

CHEERING INTFLr.luENCE = Our
Washington correspondent, in refer
IinG to III intcr:irw between Presi-
dent Johllson and Governor Perry,
remarks: ''tiovtrnQr Perry cou fidcnt-
lN says that hr expects To have the
State Soath C"4,'l'na back into the
Tnion at 1h, as>caihiins OF the neNt
Congress. ;,:i.i tiI,,a General Carney
has aIs" been here several days aud
seems To think that the State is
more rapidly wheeling into line than
any other Southern StatG' This IN
formation will havo a tendency to give
encouragement To The citizens OF Sout.
Carolina, and impress them. with Il
sense OF the impoY ancc' attaching
to their earnest ctlortss i'll behalf Of
restoring al sections OF 4hc State to a
condition of order and, quiet. Posi-
bly, our correspondent may be Il little
hasty III anticipating an early res,lmp-
tlon OF civil authority in South Caro-
lima; but one thing we may all be sure
OF, and that is, we will have civil
authority'when it is clear and unmis-
taxable that al classes will be benefit
ted by Il change from military to civil
rule. CNl1(eSton Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

. OuTAGEoUs.-O Friday night last
party of eight or ten colored sol
&dlers visited the store of Mr.. II. 2.
Knee, who had been victimized u few
nights previously by an.eNtensive rob-
berry IN his premises, and commenced
some suspicious demonstrations, when
the coming of some white citizens on
business evidently inserfered with
their plahs and they left without hav-
ing an opportunity of carrying their
plans into execution. From Mr..
Knees store they proceeded to that
Of Ir. X. p. Reils, at the corner Of
Ratcliffe and Smith streets, and were
commencing suspicious overtures of
familiarity with his money drawer,
when the same opportunc circum-
stance as occurred with Mr.. Knee
induced them to heat retreat. The
hnc of march was taken lNp and ter
minated at the shop Of Mrs. Robcr-
lltZ, corner of Cannon and Rutledge
streets, where unfortunately there was
no one III the store except her clerk,
at whose breast Il pistol was presented
by one of the scoundrels, whilst
another quietly possessed himself OF
the contents Of the cash box. Tie
party tlaen retired. firing the pistol at
the store rs q palicvus teu &c .joie on
their success.
Mr.. G. Nitcl.e7:, who keeps g, store
at tic corner ui Ann and Elizabeth
streets, was afflicted with n similar
visitation about $ O'Clock on SATURDAY.
evening. i SQUAD OF colo"cG soldiers
can" into his store ostensinly for the
purpose OF purchasing s,'gals. Upon
handing !, bunch OF Se2ar> for their
inspection they were Silatchcd FROM the
clerk, while Il pistol WAS presented at
the breast Of 2lr. Witcilen aud Il
donation "f il dollar requested iii the
delicate terms Of the highway. Before
compliance could be Made with this
moderate demand, tin. money drawer
and contents We're extracted and the
"!:olc party retired.
Mr.. Witchcn appealed to the Cap
tam "i Police for . guard. as he con
s'dcrrd Iiis l;ic endangered. Hc.secms
confident OF his ability to identify the
trcspassers as members of the 5ith
Massachusetts Volunteers.
Chu,ies!yn GD-lricr.
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Pinckney,. father of Henry LII Pinck-
ney, was one Of the most eminent and
able politicians of the time. He was
then Governor of the State, and one
of his proclamations occurs in this
paper. We meet the grand-scns of
these ancient persons daily in Colum-
bia; several of them have distinguished
themselves in public affairs, military
and civil. Young Tew, slain in battle
at the head Of a North CAROLINA Regi-
ment, was educated at the Citadel and
was distinguished and able. officer
Gen. Logan's father lives in our city.
Warnings grandson or grand nephew
aud G. B. Cochran arc in onc of our
banks, and SO with but one or two
exceptions we may run through the
whole record.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

UNIVERSITY OF New YoRK.-We have 8
circular from the Medical Department oc tho
University of New York, announcing the
programme in tEat institution for the ses-
sion Of 1855 and 1866. The vast resources
of such city az New York should enable
the Faculty to afford to the student every
possible opportunity and facility FOR attain
ing the one great end of all medical study.
practical familiarity with all forms of dis
ease. Letters ma" he addressed to Prof.
John ". Draper, President of tho Faculty.
1O7 East lith street, New York
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

CAPTURED CorroN FORFEITED. A
special despatch to the New York
Co"a'ne'riM --l,'rerF;S2', from Washing
ton, dated 22d Instant says:
The Washington Rri@bhc>m prints
to-day -aftolH2 ny-Gencr;i Succd's Opt
mon rendered TO Secretary MrCmiloch
upon claims for cotton captured by
Sherman il Savannah.
He decided that all cotton tal1r1l by
military forces III i,!silrrrctionary dis
tricts is captured property. within the
meaning OF the statute oi 1863, whether
owned by loyal men or not.
He also holds thai T., course rat;st be
had III disputed cases 10 the Court of
Claims, and that jurisdiction cannot
be conferred upon u commission ap-
pointed either by the President or
Secretary OF the Trras',ry to exa1nism
the claims III question, and to make
restoration OF The proceeds of SO much
OF tins cotton IS may belong to loyal
claimants.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

The Old school OF Charleston merchants
and mechanics seems to be gradually re-
turning to their Old stands and occupations
IN that venerable city. We perceive. t-oY!,
an advertisement in our own columns. that
Robson, the wcll-lii!ovn and highly success
full grocer and commission merchant, has
hung out his siS. anew, calling oilh old
customers. We We're Of the n,lluhss, oncc.
and would be pleased to hecom"8n asair,
satisfied. as We AWAY; We're. y: tie good
quality CT his co:nluotlitc' AMI his OWL
worth as an honest dealer
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

A French physician, E. Brisscn, ia
said to have discovered 6 Cure fo.
hydrophobis, in the use CT s. hot
va,por bath, gradually raised as high
as from ninety to one hunAred degaces
Fahrenheit.
The expenses Of the City Govern
ment of London ia reported to De
S12. 900, 900 per annu,n; that 'os Paris
IS $4,000, 900, while that OF New York
(said to be the most mis-manaGej 60
vernment Of alD is fully SIT, ,00c. 900.
Cotton, in Petersburg, was selling,
at last advices, at 43 to a. cents. The
whole number of bales received in
Mobile, since its occupation by the
United States troops, is 16, 600.
FARE TO New YORK Reduced. The
public viii be gratifed to learn that
the fare to New York on the Leary
line Of steamers has been 1eductd to
$50 first cabin and $40 second cabin.
&C. B. Lamar, who, before the war,
was one of the wealthiest merchants
of Savannah, has been released from
the Ola Capitol and ordefed to report
to tho Secretary of War.
The 1tlmor Of the appointment of q
retiring board for the army creates a
great tiuttering among regular army
officers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

Among our advertisements viii hc found
one of the new s5o.c pi +. H. Mu;st. < Co..
This Il anothc" addition to the s-ro.yins LIST
OF new houses III our mercantile world /;
affords an aaditiom&. asscra:.co to our ag-
rlcultural population Of Increasing, varc IT,.
of goods, and OF increasing competition.
In these respects rest al the securities f,;l.
healthy trade. lessr,. Mni&e q Co. az:
be expected to dal .l:hcia:ly. content vitl
small profits and rap:I sales, ,,c proper
secret tor the acquisition o. ,H,a!In.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

Letters for the following named persons
ha7o been left at the SILVER House; James
Glo7er, a. 7. snytnc, J. v. Gail, NJ. Gold
smith & Co., John N Miller, F. P Theckur,,
". Sheppard, W. A. Courtenay, John Alex.
ander, E. s. Rucdell, lion. F. N. Ticking,
Il. Mexico. Miss Ellen Grow. Il. A Ya.cs :
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Melvin NJ. Cohfc, Ese,, Las received ou-
Other large addition to his stock OF goods.
Mr.. NJ. is known as an e,l.crprisine rner-
chant, having been ere Of the first to ru-
sumo bUEinoBs after The obstruction Of Co.
lambia; He. adCeytisement will be found
il another column.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

Mr.. John Kennedy. the well known
correspondent ''pink'' of the Charles
ton Courier, died in New York on the
14th instant.
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$40 REWARD.

I OST, on The Winlsboro Road, from Mel
4 Il sons to Columbia one red CARPET
bAG, containing, besides soEu- clothing.
plantation accounts and other papers Of no
value whatever to any one except the
owner. The above reward will be paid to
any one giving information leading to. its
recovery. by Dr.. Fisher. Some o.. the
papers and letters bear tho name of John
YORK. June 81 t3~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

THE following gentlemen are respectfully
suggested as candidates for The Convention
70 be held in September next:
WADE HAMPTON,
\. H.'TAYI.OR,
". A. HARRIS,
j. G.. GIBBES. July 81
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

RECEIPTS OF COTTON. The recciris
ofScotton in Charleston hy the South
Carolina Railroad, from the first to
the twentyi;th inclusive, amount 10
93S bales. During the last two weeks.
the cotton receipts haye, increased
nearly iour-fold as compared to the re-
ceipts at the beginning Of the month,
The Comptroller Of the Currency
has decided that the engraving OF
printing Of the signatures of the Oh
acers OF National banks on national
currency notes, iSnot sanctioned by
law. The engraved signatures of the
treasurer and Register are attestied hy
tlle imprint OF the seal of the Treasury.
whlle the engraved signatures of the
p;hk are unattested, unauthorized and
dangerous. Though the bank com
h1ltlhg the wrong cannot take advan-
tage OF 1t to repudiate it's own issues
other National banks would not be
Obliged to receive the notes. The ~
sues OF the National banks are raceiv-
able Tor all dues to the Government
except duties on imports, vet the Gov
ernlnent, through any Of its deposi-
tarles o. officers, may demand legal
a.testation to these engraved sirna-
lures before receiving the notes.
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His Excellenc57 Benz, F. Ferry, provisional
Governor OF Sc"th CaroiA., arrived in this
city cn Saturday last. He is IN exco,,ent
health ard spirits; s,,caSs choorfuily md
encoccasing..y, sd is full of hope ior the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31
Local I#cEnS.

"he &c usiiern II@pc2es :,rouclt us ¬hec
lot OF valuable papers ycstsrdav.
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The Boats VIII leave Columbia ut a. M,
every Monday and Friday; and will les~e
Aston at t a. M, every Wednesday and
Sunday. Apply to b. B. S1MONS,
Agent, Columbia.
W. b. WALTER,
Agent, Newberry c. Il.
]. w. CALL,
July 81 Agent, in charge Of Boats.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

The robberies in Charleston co,.ti-
nue. daily and in all quarters; the
general impression of the press seems
to be that the Improvement OF the
place is perfectly marvellous. The
robheries are reported in detail; the
morals are dwelt upon in splendid ge-
neralitics.
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StrE .cd or Stolen,
Brass EOunGrv,

TFNHE subscriber, thankful for pas, patron
4 age, would inform his friends and the
public that he is still prepared to furnish Ill
kinds of BRASS CASIIN Nl; in :. worli,all.!k
manner and with despatch
ROBERT McDOUGAT.,
July 81 m Gadsdcn, near Washington st.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-07-31

Hoper's Weekly Jom7uh and Leslie's
Illustrated NerS, of the 22d July, are
fillcl with hoIrid pictures, giving all
the detailed scenes in the execution Of
the wrctclrd creatures condemned for
part;c;patioa in I4inao!i.' $ ',n,lrder
These arc self-styled Journals OF civil
hzation, and through tlcir medium
humanity is taught to glo"t over the
writhing agonAs Of these victims.
when morals. ,Christ :arity, good taste,
and all the scnSi!iiit:cs require tilat.
II death be the necessary penalty Of
crime, it is evil 70 the hrart-to familiar
izc mankind to- any snch spectacle, OF
hannah suffering. The srnsibilitics
are to be kept alive and active by civ
lilzation, and whatever tends To render
them clllo,;s is amongst the most fatal
jn1i';cnces that could operate against
human civilization. Humanity an
es5ain nothing o: good by fslniliariziny
''''> '9'ii'' y " Iiioi tttl StAiltliii, tIlCSS
where charity and h~ucvolence. art
and science. combine for its relief.
All sensible parents Will revolt ut per-
mittinS their children to witness the
dying a<ronies of Il victim or the ra1-
lows. 1t IS nearly as bad to place be
fore thcir c.,-> my lively representa-
ton Of the realty. The cruel and She
horrible arc not the proper objects OF
art. The Greeks, WHO we're the proper
masters i'll art, chose for their subjects
only the grand, s;,bl;mr and terrible :
hot the loathsone and horrible. The
LAGOON is Il terrible picture, not Il
horrible one; and the elements of the
sublime in it necessarily. elevate the
spectator. '"s he hc!lolds heroisn.
PravclN struggling il unequal conflict
with a moro than mortal foe. Such
pictures Us these of N0pe,' and Leslie
should be denounced everywhere us
gross outr;,Ses upon human sensibilitv.
The robberies in Charleston col.ii-
nue. daily and in all quarters; the
general impression OF the press seems
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When Nelson's famous signal WAS
hoistcd, ''I.aGIand expects every man
to do his duty" two Scotchmen were
standing by. On pulled :, long, sour
face. and said, .IcE. Sandic, there's
naething there aboot p1lir aud Sc X
land" .'Hoot, man, said Sandi9
Scotland kens well enough hcr b;airns
to those. sluggish Ensli.ners.'
The total number Of National banks
is l, ,44O-39 OF which were establish
last week, with a capital of nearly
$500, 200 OF currency issued.
AS an indication of increasing bnsi-
ness, fifteen ocean steamers left New
York on the 18th, and twenty-four are
advertised to leave rex! week.
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The BROAD River
E 0RT co ii ? ANY

L 4 and two crews ot the most experienced
Eoainru on th,. river, c..;ers IL. services to
thc public tnr transporting FREIGHT be-
tween Co.uub;;, and Aston. The following
rat.- how, b.c. adoutrO
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1SsrHAScE.-W are ple.s,;, to state hat
our Old friend and fallow-citizen, Sir II. T.
Nichols, has returned to Columbia and re-
snmcd his business as IN Insurance agent.
His advent will be welcomed, Sye have 20
doubt, as it is Of the highest importanc. to
protect from loss ~ ii:t the little property
left in our city,'.!s Well as the stocks OF new
goods daily advertised. Travelling friends
are also reminCed that Mr. Nj issu..l.r
travellers policies. which, in tie Drcse,l:
state of tie roads, is worthy of ,:o,sidcr:-
ton. His office is, for the present, in llr.
Bryccs store on Blaud;ng street.
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Columbia Gas Light Company

NEE7I-NG oF ST0CKN0LDERS. i.
I y pursuance of the action ch the Board
L OF Directors. 4 meeting of the Stock
holders of COEUNr GAS LIGHT COM
HANI vii! taxi place on MONDAY. August
eth, al tn" auction room CT Jacob Levin.
corner of Assembly, and Plain streets. at 10
o'clock. 5. Gi.IN TAILEY, President.
JACOB i..:ViN &. 1.tarv .!,,iy 31 ~
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ThaCdeus Street, one OF the well-llnown
merchants of Charleston, has resumed
business in that city. See his advertise
ment We are glad to note these signs Of
returning vigor, confidence and elasticity,
among the Old workers III our fields, mer-
camille, mechanical ana Agricultural The
real difficulty viii be in tie latter branch
Your domestic economy and it hchoovcs
all parties to see that the producer, is sus-
tanned; Upon hi!n. in f,lct, everything
depends. Ha is consumer as wcil rs pro,
ducer, and the life-blood OF al! healthy
Let them not be dried up and Ill things VIA
so well.
CoTToN.-Eightccn and twenty cents in
gold is freely offered fol- cotton in the Co.
lumbia market Sellers fight shy AS the
season adv ances, and facts become kuow.
we are more than ever persuaded that the
estimated stock in the country is a mon
strous exasScration. We must make our
cotton do everything. It is really the only
capital stool; les, US with which to com
mence business and Life anes The farmer
needs all nc can raise 70 -efurri;h his farm:
to buy his mules. horses, wagonc, and the
Implements Of culture. I'VE do not counsel
our fHends to Insst upon specie. T4at
requisitIon is mere r.nscnds. nui L.. them
get for their cotton the p'-lo .,a.2:!.!n
market pllce IN g1eenback3 Th:co leal,.
constitute our only currency, and paper
currency is inevitable for many wears We
can have no other; and, fol those persons
who have to spend as fast as tl,ov get, ana
cannot hoard, greenbacl;s arc'quite IS gcod
as specie.
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NEW DRESS. lew dress in which tho
Pho"n'r appears this morning. is farnisl4"d
from the wed known foundry of NIcs,rs.
JAMES CoNSoR {; Son. corner OF Centre and
Rcadc streets, New York. This establish
msnt has acquired a just reputation
among printers and publishers for t,c supc-
rior quality of their type metal and the
cvenness Of their tounts. To any of orr
friends, who are dcsirous Of rctiiting their
establishments, we would recommend to
give Mcssrs. C.. X son call. But one thing
must be understood: it is useless to give an
order to this establishment, ANY other m
;:!c United States, unaccompanisd by the
cash-as all the type founders have formed
an association, regulated prices, and adopt
c,i q strictly Cash system