BOOKS AND STATIONERY To School Teachers, Country Merchants and Parents: The attention of those purchasing School Books Stationery, either for their own use or to sell, is re spectfully invited to the assortment of the subscriber who offers all kinds of School Books and Stationery, as low as any other establishment in this city, and ha constantly on hand all works in the various depart ments of Education in general use. Also, an extensive assortment of Law, Medical, beological AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS, in every department of Literature, Science and Ar together with every article of Stationery. STATIONERS No. 68 Camp Street, Printing & Book Binding Executed with Neatness and Despatch. NORMAN'S No. 14 CAMP STREET, Books of Standard Literature, ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS, GHEAP PUBLICATIONS, MAGAZINES, &C. SCHOOL BOOKS AT PUBLISHERS' PRICES. G. N. MORISON, For Winter Wear.-5000 Heavy Kersey Monkey Jackets, 5000 ditto Pantaloons, 10,000 red twilled Flannel Shirts, 10,000 Hick ory Shirts, 500 dozen heavy Kentucky knit Wool Socks, 1000 Blanket Capots, Woolen Caps, white and black Wool Hats, Glazed Hats, Oil Hats, &c., &c. For Summer Wear. 3000 Cottonade Pantaloons, 3000 Planten Linen, 2000 Cottonade Harney Jackets, 2000 Planters' Linen ditto, 10,000 Hickory and Check Shirts, Straw Hats, Musquito Bars, &c., &c. For Women.-2000 Women's Linsey Frocks, 2000 Cottonade ditto, 2000 Kersey Joseys, (used instead of Jackets,) 2000 brown Cottonade Chemises. &c., &c. Oil Clothing.-2000 Oil Jackets, 1500 Oil Pants; 2000 Oil Aprons and 2000 Oil Caps with Hoods for the head-invented by the Subscriber, and patent right secured. This Oil Cloth Clothing has been made up expressly for field hands, to protect them from the injurious ef fects of the heavy dew in the early morning, it being Iwell known to Planters that the negroes have their clothing completely saturated with the dew from the leaves of the plants when at work in the early hours |