Farmers' gazette, and Cheraw advertiser. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1839-1843, January 03, 1843, Image 3
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jralubt ^onh?r^r?h^?r^goncro1 a? a "Hia^
*ccount ?r iu non*
i#|bfc? a<t?it>itir^grali Tying nccwnt of
/'f' ^
^n nf fwlificntions haretnl
TOnpi ! w?*-vww?rinwmroqiin tno tfnn,
- *h??jWt'ivo^rr?r(<? and de-.
<W|ggPyrtwj^rO^rnik and BuflVdo. the
and L> approprianeeded
for Iho next eighteen
m^aip pre rendered nnaecp*.
aBryJ>^>he Rnitae'a ^
? tjbe narrows o?
^J^Kyap ^tXcYnJJ^nr^ *Mm
, tnSuy^UennSyJt, or^fhp North ri
Ui_(|?njw?i^ dii??iilni.lin aiil rfllm pur-'
ehJK^F^W aftnYecomfnewled lo con.
tract IT work %r defence bit Sarnlv tfbwk.
oY? n?w
reference to a work in Georgia, the site
Mr the Preside n I nftbr the
BorSj
.. It m ffpee$aJ$, ?*<! * awing been re.
rortttkpim U^Vrttt. Tbe Wtionol road
io notice;
NP ?otf ir Conjpeee /e*pe<i<t?o.a>ore money
willtH>4jfcbthtn*iVpibwrtMk whether
M **nikm> mfiKt not be adopted to
to k*ipp in teftlr t nd it w ouggeojed
L.i iftn r .. ? - .r.? .I.IL^.
l?qn HHMIMIIWpVIKV Ml *11 uutnui
fjmliM itofove*. "fh$ Weet Point
academy iabfgMy tauJnj(ix*d on the au.
w fhoriiy of the bonrd of Visiter*. find rtlso
if SMfwyiya# ^>ir*o^,j^n*^ectif)n by
; p ad aa the etudy?mH
> 11 aleeping room* of flio pupil* arc
'jwriwwiwi ?noqfh |o
WfMW'lll ** ll** occupant*, a " rood*.
Mfe??pf??ptaiio? for art addition toft*
Mfttmcfce in aakad for. The aabject of it
dMH^af artificer*, to team and practice
KM *f 6cW engineering. rccom??aipd
hct ymr, W rr.urged thra year.
??yfiu bpwtof mo Oolond of topograph'
U4tfeagmecr* ic next adverted to, and
t(MTjB^ ft?gr<?l>u,er,iln'... .nd IS.,
A.>?d*raJha,t dictated if formation, xpoken
ailm tohm ot ptmim. b? service* next
aatkt; bat; for thene we must wait
remaindgr of the
Secretary.# ifporjt, a part of which only
yaw^oMialiad yesterday in the Madison i.
t* iTbl f?liodcf will doubtless be w<
*a> dd ?i JKKTBC8L
rjnHC fcilewin* iiiitrfywHohiv/nwUw
tgBbo abal?i'aii atwiMna ilia honey, dcs'ii, in
tliie District, on the night of the Jcti in*., via:
A Wgftt a*JMU twan atjiied Motsry, 25
MrvAiihMSI Mh 4 inches h:gti and very
w|M<w mt ifigoi- aico, iwo young ttArw
If IB <mmSk te^bftv* law Mblen Inr ono
mJ^SWSrUS'iS/ ?>C
wtyiuti ?KhWm^kkej^m^^lm?y*tj light
i <>W will itt
tObIm ?f^thm elMa noTnotr ?IXrol^w ?
>|MMMM|W?>)!- ?' .** Jt >/'. >"..u^i'<t >- /fJi-'"'i'
>'g "* ******"f fftl'l'ttl 'V
. July 86.
if '.mjEUHL0nimwmwst* and mead
SYRl'P,
At the N?w .'^fl
" iaiicifrta. "?i*~
THUMBLA.WPIST?. *rU>,U??,ta.c?,
Lancet* and Tooth Drawer! for aala at tb<
N?w Drug St?)rcr'; t " *,
f - - >- ; , fjfiw.: - M.. >
LllirtfEED OIL, '
COPAL and 1 'JATHBR Varnrti, Dr Mia a
the Nbw Par a Stoke. ^':!rfK4
tamarinds WELL
put op in amall jaia, for aala at th
NaW On* Store.
Varnish brushes,
AND Paint Bruaha* of .all siaea, lor aalc at .th
;U- LEATHER.
JUST RoaiHtxI a large atoo.k of Sole I>?ih
?f. Alto, Upper Leather, awl Calf Skim
I- )us . *' nal?X)Y.
80^.10. 1843. 41 If
ROCESlIB SHEETINCS AnI
SORTINGS,
jM SALES 3-4 and 4.4 . .pafljeatiqa jvw
JR.TC receivril on consignment Oom ih
Rockmn Pacroar and for kale ad fa#orabl
terms by lite Bale. * ' '
D. MALLOY.
November 7.1843. - .
VlftlOTAlt! VKlfEGAtt ft
WBURR Cider Vinegar,
Ml WhiteWfcmDo.
For Sale by A. P. I.ACOSTE,
MylXMK.. 35 W
B0NNBTT8 A!fl> WHMM.
"B"tJST' Received a g od stock efBotmsti
kP krtd Hoods.
H. MALLOY.
I >W3' 4? , . . tf
' UMBBES VPAH***. ?
'f JWaNT In hii'i two fctrnnfc, hearty hbgt
nifrt, to Work* with my wsggorwra. Alto, tV?
field hands. '
i A. P. LA COSTS.
. I Ikl. til H4X rh ! .n.TVn v. if), -y<r1
THB und$rs$*a take groat pleasure, ,
announcing to the cjltxehk of Cheraw and tli
Public genora^y, tint they'have secured U
another year, the service* of lVofusaor Wi
B. W?ftMNo/'a?d NwrHtRamT Coku
lb take charge of-Ik*, Academy.c To thoi
who have paKOnijwd the School,; during tIt
I Ml year, it is unnecessary Uf say any 0>2n
liihcir recommendation;, but we deem it
dntv to hJtMiro thoso who may desire to ava
tnempelvefi of the advantages of a (fret rat
; school, that theie teachers have emibcotl
ftiidlledthe very high testimonials they Wowgt
with them, a* teachers. The undersignbelieve
that they hazard nothing in eayinj
that youpg Ladies may obtain as good a,
education m this institution, as si any Semi
nary in I f|o Southern States. The Commitle
would also state, ihkt tha music departmcr
is iindar the direction of Mrs. Haste s Ud
eminentljr^qualified for the situation. SI* i
in excellent performer on the Piano Kovu
and Guitar, and possesses an admirable tac
of communicating instruct inn to bar pupili
The exercises ?fthe Academy will commune
oo the drat, Monday in January. Tfmro ar
two vacations (Su/ing theycaf'?the month i
September, and the last week in December.
The ftrilfcwfttg are the rates of tuition, (vis.
First Division, Spelling and Reading, ?
per quarter, $1
Second Division, The rtcse, with writing ,<\u
snd Arithmetic, $
Third Division, the a-me etudie* with
Rngiish Grammar and Composition,
Urography with the uso of the globes,'
snd History, 81
Fourth, the aama studies, with any of the
hither mathematics. Nstural or kintal
HcitMm, ancient language#, or Drawing
and Painting, ttA 0
For muaic on the Piano F?>rto, $14 1.
Um of, InatromonS 1 f
For Guitar, 91i
The tuit'on, in all caret, to be paid in ad
vancr, to the Secretary and Treaauror, Di
Thcnus E Pcwe, who will giro certificate
(or admiraion. #
JAMES GILLESPIE,>
A. P. LACOBTE, I _
P. 8. II ARLLFE, } CtmmtUe4
T. K. POWE, J
N. B. Tha Com milt oo are authorised to aa
that Mr. H 1*. Chapm n, ia prepared to tak
| boarder* at IWan fi*a to eight dot Urn per montl
payable aa above,
f. 7?41
1 I,.?.,. " ' ' ?i
CAMDEN AN? OAMDBM
HAVING purchased of Maj. William Shi
ver, the whole of hi* interest in the Cnmdei
and Gadaden Stage line, I beg leave reapeet
fully to inform the public, that I will co?iiiniM
to run U on my owe account.
The Stage m atari from C. II. Davia' fjo
tel. every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
after tW arrival of the Northern mall j am
from Oadaden ee Turadajp, Thuraday. ant
Saforday; after the Car# arrive from C'narle*
tee.
Aa ihie lme haa been put in operatinn ai
much for the accommodation of (lie public, ai
onr expectation of profit, it la hoped that thr
public will give it that aopport that they think
it ta eathled to.
JAMES McEWEN.
Caj?d<o, Dvc. 20. 7 > - <k* -
* decide witt be eetd et 'MttT ooar^'^M^irMt
' i?t? tQper ctt* aakav owT, ud l?t my
l**ebore?oet.
3M*, V "T
; 11 it'. " i ? 1 ' ' *"'
IVOTICB.
Tiff? Auhieiibtr m now rwMtvlnr from Ndw
York,*w >w ill wit aaamtmsut WMMowibte
\ Good* effected by himself with gmt wo II*
r, b? nerapaded thgt ha can *oll Goods in hi* lino u
<y* a* tiiej can b* afford* d in this market, and
' id doienntntii \i do ao.
fop ' " 9. 0. McARN.
Gheraw, No*. 1,1842. ttftTv.-Sm ?j|
. dMK??9Y * GUM WARE.
JUST Recoivcn from New York on consign**
, ment s splendid assortment of Crocker* and
t Glass Ware;comprising the newest atidinpet
fashionable jrattorns. Among which are
Fine Granite Dinner Seta of French and
English Patterns,
t Super Cut Square Tumblers,
Firta Mirror Cot Dishes.
Together with a general assortment of fine
Crockery and Hah Cut Glaus Ware Or hie h
will be sold el a low price for Cash,
ALSO,
Common Crockery and Glaaa Ware by the
Cask and Crete, got up tn suit the count r?
I trade, which will be aokl at a email advance
on the invoice, upon acrominodaiing term*.
m on ,^rRANKU2 TURNER.
Nov. 139,1642. . S If
POTS, SCOTCH OVENS, $c.
_ A Lar^e and well selected stock of Pots.
J> Scotch and Dutch Ovens, Spiders, Andiron*
Ac. dtc. P?r aale cheap.
. A. P. IJAC03TB?
J October 15, 1842. 49 if
' 0; 1TOTIOB.
THE Subscriber hav received and will keep
conauntlp on hand Cotton Yarn at wholesale,
u at the lowest market price*. Aleo?-Cotton
Otnaburgf, Cotton Batiinf, Candle Wick,
Seine and Wrapping Twine, frotn ilia Manu
factory of Rockingham.
GEO. GOODRICH.
. Nov. 9ft. 1942. 3 If
Id EXECUTIVE DEPABTMEItT.
Columbia, Doc. 13th, 1943.
By H" Excellency hxct II. Hammokd,
Coventor and Co nrtunder-in-Chief in, and
over Hie State of South Carolina.
XX/HRRGAS an Election was hold on the
* V w ft rat Monday of Novtmbor last and day
o following, to supply the vacancy in the Congrapsional
District of Richland, Lexington,
Oranpebwrg and Barnwell, occasioned by the
resignation of Hon. Sampson H Butler'; and
f wherca*. it appears. upon counting the votes
, returned by the Manager* of Rleptinn to the
in Office of Secrotary of State, that Samvbl
lb W. Tdoirri had a majority of said votev.
>r Now therefore, I. Iambs H. 1|ammord, Gov.
( ornor af the State of South Carolina, do
t, hereby declare and proclaim that the said
ie Hamosl W. Trotti, lie* been tialy elected a
e R 'prreentativ* from tliia State, for tho Coo.
g greaaional Districts aforesaid, to the Congress
A of the United Sta'os.
*1 Given under my hand and Hio coal of the
a ri * _'a it _a v-m - - ~
oHic? < wniumoii, (tie 13th of Decern,
y her, one ttauianu eight hundred and forit
ty-two, and the sixty-seventh year of
d American Independence.
iii. . v . J. II. HAMMOND,
n M. Urokdi, Secretary of State.
U Dec. 20 0 St
J EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
\ TUB legislature of South Carolina, hav
, ing at ite laat session pssscd a BII authorizing
I tho Governor and Commandrrin-Chief to or.
, ganize Military School* at the Arsenal in C?p
lumbia, and at the Citadel in Charleaton. and
c also, to appoint a Board, to convist of live per.
,f none, who together with the Adjutant and Inspecter
General, shall constitute a Board of
\ Visitors k-r tho aaid Military Schools. In
conformity therewith, I, J, H? Hammond,
3 Governor and Coram mdcr.in Chief of the
State of 8outh Carolina, do hcteby appoint
j Jamss Jones,
D. F Jak?eon, I Daniel Wallaob, and
W. J. Hanna, i John H. Msans,
to constitute aaid Board of Viahor*.
D Given under my hand and the sea! of the ,
State, at Columbia, the 2let December,
one thousand eight hundred and forty,
two. and in the 67tb year of our Inde0
pendente.
a J. If. HAMMOND.
m. Uioibb, Socroiary of State.
I) 7 3t
!
?EWEB1L OHDEB8.
8 II 8*0 Quarters, i4th Dee. 1642.
Order No. 1.
JM. WALKER. T. J rickrnr. P. S.
Baooii, C. F. UtiiPTOK, J. Mcl'mt*
' rob, G. w. Taylor, J. id. VV allacb. W
VV. Abcrum, VV. C. Morao* and W. T.
Elikiie, *ro Appointed Aide de-Camp to the
J Commander in.Chiefc with the rank of i.ieu,
tenant Colonel, and will be obeyed and r?i i
pected accordingly.
The Aide-de-camp will reaped irely aigni.
fy their acceptance 6?rthwiib? and report
themaelvee at Head Quarters, ae fully eqt ipped
by the let of February next.
By ordur of the Commander-in-Chief:
J. W. CANTEY.
i Adj't. and Inap'r. Qen'L
Dee20 A
- .r WTW
f The paper* which publish the Executive
Advertisement*, will insert the above three
tune* weekly.
_1LW^hl , ) ? . _|1|r - - -i
| 4-4DOnEHTICb.
A ^hn 4-1 Brew a Domestics for sale
xm on favorable term*, by
D. M ALLOY
i Aear. *3rd. 41 if
!] * OROCEMIES.
IN store sod tor s?le, s g<MNl supply of 8?It, l
Murir. CoBeo and MoUsves, by
D. At ALLOY.
Aug- W?d 41 tf
-i - _
rhieh ba iaauxtaoa to acll^od* bargain! may I
^aTi. *?, IMS. 45 tf J
' ' 'U" ?
WM. JOHN iAfNcifbaviof permanently
WW loomed litmarlf in the towu of Chcraw,
pfofranioaal aervicaa to
M citiaen* of this |place and the adjoining Oonn*
try. If* bopas bv a diligent attention to ItSs
ptnicnioa, to receive a liberal share ol public
patronage. Ho can ilwiy.1 bo fuund nt lux
father's (Cotilow Lynch) residence cn Market
StTOOt.
Clteraw, July 1st. 1P42. 94 If *
~~ % FISH I FISH/! |
MACKEREL, >a whole, half, and qtr. bbls. (
Mesa Shad in do do do i
Codfish and Salmon, all of excellent quality, i
For sale by
A. P. LACOSTE.
October 18, 1848. 49 tf
NOTICE. ' '
ALL persona Indebted to the Subscriber by
note or seoounl are reouertcd to coll am!
settle the same, as further indulgence cannot lx
R. SHAW.
Sapt. It. 1842. 44 tf
COTTON OSNABURC>8 AND
COTTON YARN.
THE Subscriber has received nit consign
inent front the De Kalb Factory at Camden
8. C Id Bales very superior Cotton <)?nnburgs
and 19 Bales Cotton Yarn, whjoliho will
soil by tho Dale to Merchants or as good oi
hotter orms than they can purchase in New
Yurs or Charleston.
Ilo would also invite the Dantcra of tho
neighborhood to call and examine tho Ornalnrgn
they will find it a cheaper and better article than
baa aver boeo sold in this tnaikct.
u. n. uunhAr.
Chnrnw. Aoril 4. 1849. 21 If .
CORN WANTED.
WANTED to purcltase fmm 1000 to 3W 0
Bushels com to bo delivered in Cliersw-,
or at any of the lending* down the river, for
which the highest market price will t?e paid
D. M'N AIR.
April 11, 1840. 22 if
HATS AND SHOES.
THE Subscriber Una jmt icceivcd a large
ud troll eeleeted supply of Hal* end Shoes,
which wHI be sold eheopor than wero evorcflerod-in
title market. , U. MALLOY.
Sept. 90, 1042. 40 tf
E. W. DRENNING
WOULD Respectfully Inform the public
that he haa located himself on
MAIlSST STREET,
Opposite Ma. Moo*e*e Hotel, where ho intends
carrying on tiio
DYKIKO AND SCOCBIXO BUSlNKftS.
Ladies' and Ocntlcmen'a garment* clcnnrd,
and, if faded, dyed tlto original or any other col.
or. *nd pressed in the noataat manner. Corpcts,
Tsble-Coveri, ana Crumb clntl* cleaned without
injury to the Color.?Cotton .Yarns dyod Fast
Colors.
A*. B. His dyeing trill not toil the whitest
article*'' '
Cheraw. August Id. 1849. 40 tf
STORE TO RENT." ,
I HAVE rented all my Stores, oxcept the one
next above Mr. George II. |)uiilnp's, nut)
one door below earner of Ken-haw nt.d Front
Streets. This Store is tonsirivred a hist rate
stend. and Brill be rented on liberal terms.
A. P. LACOSTB.
A - A idlA ?->
nuyunt *, ICf<> **B tf
SUGAR and TEA.
DOUBLE and Single loaf Sugar, Crushed Su 1,
gar, and beat Hjaon Tea, in Caddica, or by th
pound, prime articles far family nee.
For sale bv
A. P. LACOSTR.
October 18,1843. 49
S '
COTTON BAtittXHG,
ROPE, TWINE?# good stock ??r I he above
on band, aod tor sale at tlio louo?t nrukct 1
urico, by 1). M ALLOY.
Aug. 23 rd 41 tf I
LEATHER and SHOE THREAD. !
95 STDE9, Sole Leather,
104 Kip end Wax do.
1210 lb. Shoo Thread,
For aale low by ,
A. P. LACOSTF. i
October 18,1842. 40 if <
STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ckestr.rJieJd JHstrict. ,
In thx Common Pua. 1
JOHN JACKSON, Who in in the custody '
of the Sheriff ol the District aforesaid, by vir. !
tue of a Writ of Capias ad Respondendum, J
at the suit of Peter L. Robeeon, having potitioned
the Honorable, tho associate Judges of
tlie said State, that hs may be edmiucd to the
bensAtof the set of the General Assembly,
made for the relief of Insolvent Dobtore, sod *
ho having filed with his petition a rchedulo of 1
his whole Batata real and Personal; It is ordered
that the said Peter I,. Robeunn, and all
other*, to whom the Mid Petitioner i? in any
wise indebted, do personally, or by their atlor- 1
ney, be and appear before the Honorablo. the c
associate judges of the State aforesaid, at a '
Courtof Common Pleas to be holden at Chesterfield
Court House, on the third Monday in
March neat, then and there to strew cause, if '
any thoyean, why the Estate and Efforts of 1
the said Petitioner, should not be assigned,
and he discharged, pursuant tn the provisions
of said act of the General Aaacmiily, made
and provided for tho relief of Insolvent Debtors.
'
T. DRV AN, C. C. P.
Chesterfield Court House, > ? .
the ftth day of Nov. IS43. < 2 F
CHOICE BACON. J
fl fr||A HAMS. Shoulder*, (c Sidus,
W Per rale by ?
7 A. P- LACOSTE.
Noe. 14, ltll, f t ?f
o meet tt i^^^^uw tint W?teM^y
mmu eft or the election, cuunl the votes, end
lccl?ro the election.
November l"kh,184? ^1* ~ 7t^~
^!?HCRirrfl ?LBCTMlV/ ?p*
IN Election lor Sheriff for Chesterfield Dkr
it t will bo bold in tlw Town H?H of Cbentw
mi the second Monday (tttbVof Jewusry 1949.
Ptjo IVNp wM be. opttutdi. during tbi kg el
our*, end the election conducted the eeipe aa
w members to the Legislature.
T. A. BRYAN,
J. A. MOORE,
W T.^JrT"
Cheraw, Nov. 2S, 1642. 8 *"*8"T(
- ' - . T'l
" RIGHT ABORT FACJBI .
1 HEREBY givo iietieo, with groat roluc
I 'iinoo, tbnt I ahull not, after tlic first day of
Unuary neat, opan e single running account in
my hooks, lor any discretion of goods, except
Tor Btraiiir. Rons nnd 1Vlt,?a 'nn.l ft>? <
trticle* 1 will only give it credit vf 60 to 90 |
il.iys. Merchant*, and other ciliacn* of lit*
lown^ who ntay l?o di*| owd to order good* fiom
my Stores, nre informed, that tlmr order* will l>?
ginufully received, and proofp'.ly fi led -t fo<v
prices, upon the condition, that thek hil a may
l? presented in ten da)*, f r payment. Thia
course I mn compelled to toko, to m?oi my own
utifogeiTiinl*, Hint I linpo will not giro offend
to any, for I find ly experience, that it is much
nsier toacll good*, than toco lect, and tlinl ?ccount*
and not** bo they ever to good, will not
nay the d?l>t* of my contracting. A? I almtl *nll
{oodi for CA9H, it i? ahnoat useless to any, that
shall sell vfcar cus.tr.
A. T. LaCOSTH.
l)oo. 13th, 1842. 5 tf
CREDIT OIYEX FOR WOOD.
TO THOSE Customers. w ho havo paid me '
once a yonr for Wood,.! tender my thank*, !
and ahull be grateful to receive their orders, and i
<linll not tr?>obh? tin nt but oiuo n year for n ]
settlement. 'Ihoso who are unwilling to aott's
once a year, or h?vu no! pniil ut all, mutt cxcuko 1
n o it* I rofuac to work for them.
a. r. ucosTp.
Dec. 13, 1842. & tf
MAF.LBOB.O' j?.a.4.E3ti?T.' |
THE Exercises nl this Institution will he
resumed the second Monday in January?C.
Miimt Davey, A. B.t Principal ill the A/ale,
and Afiss Jane S.mpsou, Principal in the Fe
male Department.
Mr. Davny is a graduate nf the University
of Vrrinnnt, from whom faculty he brings thd
Irghrst testimonial*. As n Fchotar and teach,
cr. he maintains a high rank; and, in addition
to the common English studies* U'?t hes the
Latin, Greek ond French Languages, Bonk,
fceep'ng, SSutveyii g, a. d the higher A/a thematic*,
and fits voting men for any cla.-s in
College.
Aiitt Simpson has formerly taught with
distinguished surer** in the Female Department
of this Institution and is tno favorably
known in this community to need commend*?
datidn. In addition .to a thorough English
Education, Iter instruct inn embraces all the
useful and ornamental branches taught in the
best Fcmalp Srminarii s.
- Board may be had in respectsb'e families tf
from 96 to 53 per month.
'I lie Trustees do not hrsi'nte to say, that
the high character of tho Teachers, the syrtein
of inatructicn^sdrptcd, ihehrnhhof our
village, and iho low prico of board, ufiord fn*.
cilities for Education unsurpassed by any aim- I
ilar institution in (iio Slate. I
R. I). THOMAS,
Secretary.
Bennettsvijle, 8. C? Dec. 13, 1642.
7 6t
CHRISTMAS AID SEW YEAR'S
PHESEJVT!
TWKI.Vli BSA(!Viri'L L1SE AND
Mnzothil Engravinga for ?t I.
THE Subscriber Im* made a Wfretihh' frnni
tho beautiful rt.ATES that have, from time In
time, adorned thn LADY'S BOOK, and
bound ihnn in a pliable, eml bmaticul rover
which furma a beautiful <nibcM.slnivnt. Each
ret ia accompanied with a pattern of LACE
WORK, uiikin;:, in ull, 14 I'latt-s; carlt
Pl?U> averaging from 7 forties in length to 5
in breadth. No more beautiful ornament to
thccontro Table can be imagined than this
beautiful volume, and nothing ran bo purchased
for the coming holidays comparable
to it in beamy and cheapness. They will be
forwarded, unbound, fin Scrap Book", at the
samo price.
* We have just received a apccimen of the
plates in Godey'v Lady's Book, coii- iaiiog of
12 splendid pictures, which cannot be surpassed
for the beauty of execution and novelty
of drrgn. Tlra number is sold at one dol.
lar, and besides the picture* !iae a pattern for
I'inhro.dery which, according to our humble
opinion, ia a grin for needle wo?k. We know
the ladies woulif like to have a peep at the
beautiful engravings which, aa a centre table
L.rnarucni are of inestimable value."
Chronicle, St. Claircvillt, Ohio.
uC'<ds*'? I.adt'h Book?We have rereived
a p.implilet <?f engravings f.om the of.
fire of tho I.adi'a Book, which originally up.
geared in that work, Tl?e??n " r'nation* could
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business on hi* own nccount and iinpi s
?y close application to business to shorn public
citron ago. My prince will be moderate. Hon*
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tike of Scripture See mm, Memmrtt Vmetemei,+ ,
Tlia dumand Fur'this work it unprecedented,
and onlora irt pnuritlg fn fh?m ill |tam of th#
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loading papers, both political and rtligwiiie. M
rncre titlv? rtisomont, ImwoVer.ciin glee thvffwi-4crony
idea oT its beauty and value? it muni bo
Mtn to.he admired, and rcadJo betfuly'appkdfch*
ated. The annexed attract* bow tinl ".Oy?iiiW>
of Ihe I'ubiic Press" wil)-*ali?fjr.<?ll of tli#
no excellence of tip* Srr.*Nt>ti> Grit j,v Mo^aaN
Literatvbk?tlio like of Which haa ncVcr impair
oil in thia or any other,count nr. A careful peritaal
of the following rt Hceommtnditbn?"W\\
justify u?i n tanking use of swell strong language
in furcr of to uxel'ule work ; .. or\ iMt!.j
j A work of great attraction and value. Thie
volunte ntuil find a wtdcome at every faearde
throughout tlnr country: lis con cute are ap interesting
as flmy nro important and iiiSliurtlvei
and the judicious end talented am lior has here
contrive) to |>r<*Ant ua with one of (He meet ittractive,
and at I ho aamo time netful books, theft
hive appeared this aide of the Atlantic. \Va
trust the jinhlio will reward its enterprising J?uli.
lialicr.**?V. S. J At nary Advertiser, for June,
iwa.
" Thia volume, wa ahcaid eay. well drac/rce
to tie regarded ua tlio Christian Father's present
la |u* lamily.' Seven I hundred very good wood
engraving* enliven ite narrative*. ami ilumratu
it* solemn trufhs l?> the nndur>i Hiding and freliiigs
of the young; end from the nuriicfdti* t?sti*
monies which ancom-piuy the volume, wo* HouUf
ay. it may eati-ly bs surfcitiored toibeir bauds,**.
?Mugnolitt.
"This woik ia an allrnotive one, not only for
tlio very numerous neat embellishments which
pt rv.idoit, but Iron) the interesting and useful
iu.it cr which it compii* a. This wbrk b in Urge
oeUvo. highly decorated. and handsomely bound,
and w ill nu doubt uieot with a popular demand.'?
? Chris, LtieUigt neer.
" Tim engraving*, from nevr and original de.
signs, are well executed. The design of the
wjik ia otc^lli'iil; and w u cheerflilfv recnmtaHul
it to tho notion of onr readers."?Arte 1 Vorld.
This Is u very vnlunidr. tlieap ir.il eonvK
ub-ni Uxik. The public will soon Ami it oee-of
the books llicy most Mure, Mgy the pwbixhfHj
supply the hind with runny tell thousand*.'V-A^
lr. Tribune. '
VTiiia is the name of a va'unLIe work just
publiahcd in tho city of New York,' It is iVn?M(
justly called a christian FATtiBafti rr iiknt ' v#
nrs 'nwiT.' The fivo hundred eugrwvirgn ere
ejweuted by I bo Aral Anioricau Arttsl*. alb r
pictures of fbc niosl celol yatt-d Peinfers. | f thia
work piccts kith u circulation comment uraiii
with its merits, it will I e found in everjr dwelling
iii the Union.**?Boston Tines, . ,? :
'"Tills is one of the most flnrly illustrated
and bcLUtilul'-y oinaint titid tolnives ?tt? bread
from the pteaa. '1 he typi gr*| hy ia clour amf
I Inin, the |n|or mid binding hur?bon:c, while
the goldt iV fgurrs give it a r cb end tastciul rpi
piiururii'O. 'Ilio literary nr.iiien r.f tli?? ?,?. !< -
well wri'ten, < <1 (he w hn'e illuvlr??f?rd will, mmo~
fa I hondrotl nt-w und clcgi-r.t engraving*. Mr.
doors >?< ? mailt* pnjuhtr Ikm K?cuulVrred %
great favor upon the ynung, anil indeed merits
tlio p ttlroitagc and lliuuka ol ult classes."? UostoA
Americai: Ttuttllcr. ' 1
*' Wo cheerfully commend the book id the
reader* of the Advocetn, us a work of much nterj
' it, furnished at a very cheap rate.*'?Baptist dW*
cocate. \ . j
" Altogether U i? one of lite most elegant wpikq
oi the ecAMtn. anil muni .prove'. ho moat
ovor Unocil front the Amvruan press."? Bvstvn
Transcript.
" Wc c.vrdi illy rnrmminoud (hie excellent book."
?Boston D<- t'/y Mail.
" Wo cheerfully recommend it tothn notice of
every Christian parent, >'s a -beautiful gilt to pte?
so fit to his family."? ll.ttun Mercantile Journal.
'* An elegant work of five hundred pages, at d
containing about five nuuditd engravings. The
coi-toiita ?f (tie volume opj cnr to l>? Sound, judl?
ciousnud in tei eating."? boston Daily Bim. ?
Perron* in the eonutry would do well to pro^
euro e Kulifcription book, and ohtaiti at ouwe the
iiniooa of nil their friends and arquutntancoa, it
tonal, uh subscribers to thia invaluable literary
gem. Will each agonl or fri -nd who complice
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as possible) 7 It is hia intention to spare nolther
puins nor cxpenso lo iutiodut-o this entirety new
and original volume into every family tbroughoot
Il.o Union.
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142 Nniwiu street, NeW-York. >
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usofnl ami popular works over published, JMren..
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