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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-21

1oi4ooa oi ifiehes presents ! tsihIef~
 "utttlA nj aItentlon. and quito eiaHtae- teristic ot III Egyptian capital! the Ne tropolis or City of the Dead. Proceed ing on the idea that the human beinr only selonrns for lime in the laud of' the living. but that the tomb k his per maneat dwelling place. the inhabitants of this magnificent metropolis lavislied
 much of their wealth and taste in deco rations oi their sepulehres. Tic moun- tains on the western side of Thehes have been nearly hollowed out in order to supply tombs for the inhabitants; while all adjoining valley, remarkable for ifs solitary and gloomy aspect. ap- pears to have been selected by persons ei rank as the receptacle of their nor tal remains. The darkest reeesses of these pits and chambers have boon e peatedly explored bs travellers in search ot such antiquities :sish: sssh:: illustrate the ancient manners Of the people. s.s we'll as hy those mereenary dealers in mulnmies. who fnakc Il trade in hnman bones, collins, and funeral lining.-Ed- iab,Vg Chbiaet Iitrary 40 2, Tiese of .fncienf ana Moacrn Eggpf.
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ST. IOUIs. kurust 30.

ST. LouIs, August 30.
 Fatal Dae5.-The personal controversy which was carried on for some time previ- ous to the election, in the other papers of this city, between Maj. Biddle and Mir. Spencer Pettis, has had most melancholy termination. A challenge passed from MT. Rettis to Maj. Riddle on Thursday last: it was accepted, and the gentlemen met on the sand-bar opposite this city, on Friday afternoon. Maj. Riddle being near eighted, he, as the challenged party, sup- uiated five feet as the distance at which they were to fight. On the first fire, both gentlemen were mortally wounded. Maj. Riddle was shot through the abdomen, the ball lodging within. Ar. Pettis vas shot through the side, just below the chest, the ball passing entirely through the body MT. Pettis survived until Sunday after noon. Maj. Riddle died yesterday nor ming. Both parties are said to have con- ducted with remarkable coolness upon the occasion. and supposing the wounds 10 be mortal, they exchanged forgiveness upon the ground.
 The remains of Mr. Pettis were atten- ded to the place of interment, in the City Graveyard, on Sunday afternoon, with every demonstration of respect. An im- inense concourse of our most respectable citizens joined in these last, sad duties.- Maj, Riddles fnneral takes place to-day, at ten o'eioek.-Repa5iicaa
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MEMPHIS. Segjfe;,ll,er Y,

The Mississippi has been rising rap- idly for several days past, and is now some I0 or l2 feet above low water mark. The Ohio, Tennessee and Up per Mississippi aie also said to be unu- suaIly high for tue season of the year.
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Law Notice.

X. EHITTIEADEN as x. FOWLER, LEAVING associated themselves in tho -E "a practice of tue law, will attend tho courts of tie Second, Third, and Fourth Judicial Circuits, and tbe su. srior Court af Little Rock.
 Angnst 3I. 1921 f3
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Phenomenon. very remarkable t,.!ae.lsissss..s.::= af the s..A wa4 witnessed al tais place on the I2th, 18th and ldth iileiant. On the I2th its appearance 8ds not 50 extraordinary as on the two following days. Ont morning of the l3til, the faFs ef the sun were observed to wear an uncommon, hlush hue, whicl. continued, with some increase, through out the day and as he asccndcd his cer- cult i'll the heavens, his face assumed more than ordinary dazzling brilliancy, which gradually disappeared with his deciination in the afternoon; and from
 to 6 o'clock, F. M. it was as placid as that of the ssilver Queen of night;" during which period, dark spot on his disk, lnclining to the south limb, was yis- ibie 10 tho naked eye. At night, the raysofthe moon were unusually dim, and I small portion of her edge, on one side, was entirely concealed. We also note, as circumstance not the least remark able, that the western horizon, for con siderable time after the close Of twilight, was illuminated like that of the east at sthe rosy dawn of day. The same scene was exhibited on the lftf, with but little, if any, variation.
 Fms phenomenon has given rise 10 much pccnIatioii. 0fthe various opin- ions as to it's cause, ono of two only can be correct. itmust nave been prod,ic- ed by either the density of the atmos- phere, or the intervention of some offh planets. The former snpposition is sanctioned by tine opinion of gentle man distinguished for his literary and scientific requirements, who witnessed
 it; and the latteris coiToborated by the following series of astronomical piie- nomena, which, according to q writer in q Baltimore paper, must have occurred ia a space Of q few daye,i. 2. from the 4th to the l2th instant, to wit: Aug. 4. {. Venus and the San in oppositior,; :. Mercury and Mars in conjunction; (, Sun and Ierselei in opposition; ', Mercury and Saturn in conjunction. and Sun totally eclipsed; invisible, how ever, in the United States; but the eclipse was predicted to be uncommon iy great and of Ioug duration, four hours and hityssixty miantes--yisible in tie greater part of New ffoiiaud andi the
 South Pacific Ocean; August s, Moon
 and Mars iTi conjunction; Q, Moon and
 Saturn in conjunction: Io, San and yu- piter in opposition; l l. Moon and ye-
 nus in conjunction. I2, Mars and Sa- turn in conjunction.
 I The reader may take his choice ol
 these opinions; or, If he prefer II, he may adopt the ridiculous and superstition,
 notions Of those who, adherihg to the absurd predictions of the ancient Is
 trologers. view such events as ominonl
 of some dircfnI easastfopl.n--think ths
 world is coming 10 an end, or q blood, war is at hand; cover their wells les l the water should be affected by any nox . ions quality. and use other. and eanall i sIiis precautions. 's ki.ow our i,ssi rons are too much enlightened to har Dor such sentiments; but this paper ma, ] faII into the hands of others for whon ? VIC cannot rouch.-E C. Scr.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-21

Pulling fecth.-In late New York paper, we find a notice of the invention oi anew instrument for extracting teeth, made ny a Surgeon Dentist If that city. Ut IS so constructed as to elevate the tooth perpeadicularly from the socket. without making use of the contiguous teeth for that purpose, by which there is hazard of ifjuring them, and without pressure on the gums, by which pain is occasioned. So far as we are abie to judge, 1t seems to us ingeniously con triyed to answer it's design.p
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r The AGENTS of fhe ADVOCATE, are respectfully requested to make returns of their collections, on or before the first of October next.
 Persons Indebted to this ofioe.. for sst5- scriptiops, s4dpegismg, Printing, &e. are earnestly requested to make immediate payment to our Agents, Ia list of whose names are inserted on the first page of our paper,) or transmit the amount of their several dues, 10 the editor, by Members and others attending the Legislature.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-21

 THE ADVOCATE.
LITTLE ROCK. SEPTEMBER q. lssl.

GILBERT MARSHALL. f. If. Short Moun- tain, Crawford county, is authorized to act as Agent for the Advocate.
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.No .Neeos.-We are unable, this week, 10 furnish our readers with any thing, sei ther foreign or domestic, of an interesting character. Our papers received by the last mails, are barren of every thing like news, their columns being exclusively devoted to the correspondence between the Ex-secretaries and MT. R. N. John son and others, growing ont of, and caused by, the dissolution of the late Cabinet We have nothing later from the theatre of Warin Europe.
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".NallQfykoshaa--What datf De lit- l. dogs b1Tlkiil sst sie great onei'' fToasf drunk at q barhacue given to bay & Butts boat handsin Macon.-- 7rlsproph.
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DiED-Suddenly in this town. yester- day merninF, Mr. .1Di'ed J. Gfeasoa, Lat. ter, aged 26 years. Tho deceased vas . native of Hartford, Connecticut. and son Of John W. Gleason Of that place.
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yMost Shoching Muder.--On Monday last, j. r. Tory, merchant, of Naples, Ontario co. was apprehended, cxamin- ed, aud committed for trial, on a charge of having murdered his son, ailinterest- ing little boy, about six years of age.- The circumstances connected with this murder, are, we presume, without :, parallel on the record Of crimes. We have rot been able to obtain minute detail of facts concerning the nefarious decd, but the following 50 far as they go, we believe are correct.
 Me will first, in order that onr read- CTS may form some idea of Torry's character, state that his wife left him two or three years since, in consequence of his inhuman treatment ef herself. since which time, his sister iIas had charge of his family. His wife left with him two children, which he frequent, abused in most shameful manner-hli sister feared to remonstrate with him 1 lest she would fall victim to his m gosernabie temper, npon which he plae ed no restraint. On Saturday mornin. last. he took his oldest child to his room
 for the purpose of punishing it-nottinl serious, however, was apprehended b the family until the child was heard L utter the most piercing cries, upo'
 which Miss Torry went to the door ofth'
 room, but finding t locked, returned
 without gaining admittanee. Wha took place in the family from this tim
 untll the following morning, we are nc iahIe 10 slate. is usuai Torry q, MoH Iday morning opened his store and con
 meneed business, first having direete lonc of his hired men to 20 for fricn [ of his, uho lived at a short dissanc
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GUN-SNIT'H.

And purpose carrying nn tic Gnn-sin:lA business in ali ifs various branches
 Those who may favor them with their custom, are assured that II shall be execu~ ted iD the best manner, and at the short4
 September 2f. 1e3I-tf-os
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Jox11sor7 q yrAruEny.

D E5PEcTFTLI.Y inform tie citizene Ee of Little Rock, and the pubIic qen- eral!y, that they now have i1 their ein- pioy, at their shop. n very celebrated
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-16

ay-We are authorised to announce to the
Voters Of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, JEFF
ferson and Morgan, that WILLIAM ARM
STRONG, Esq, will be candidate for the
next Congress.
8FWe are authorised to announce to the
Voters Of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, JEFF
ferson and Morgan, that Col. EDWARD Lu-
GAS, will be candidate for the next Con-
gress.
gWe are authorised to announce to the
Voters of Berkeley county, that Capt LEVI
HENsHAw, will be candidate for the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
a%We are authorised to announce to the
Voters OF Berkeley county, that CHARLES
JAMES FAULKNER, Esq. viii be a candidate
for the next General Assembly of Virginia
aWe are authorised to announce to the
Voters Of Berkeley county, that Mr.. VII
LIAM Coon, will be candidate for the next
General Assembly Of Virginia.
ag.We are authorised to announce to the
Voters of Jefferson county, that JOHN S.
GALLAHER, Esq will be a candidate for the
next General Assembly Of Virginia.
gg-We are authorised to announce to the
Voters Of Jefferson county, that HENRY
BERRY, Esq. will be a candidate for the next
General Assembly Of Virginia.
Sy%We are authorised to announce to the
Voters Of Jefferson county, that EDWARD H
FAY, Esq. will be candidate for the next
General Assembly Of Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-16

Daniel Lee, Esq clerk Of the late district
court Of chansery stthis place, was on Mon
day last appointed clerk Of the circuit super
Tor court Of law and chancery fer this county.
Until II is otherwise ordered, the papersper-
tanning to the ehancery department Of the
court will be kept at the Office Of the ehaa-
Gerry court, and the branch Of the business OF
the new court will be personally attended to
by Mr.. Lee. The papers Of the common
law department Of the court will DO retain
ed at the office Of the late superior court oil
law. and the business Of that branch Of the
court win exclusively conducted 5y major
Kean. whe has been appointed the deputy
clerk of the new court So that persons
having business to transact on the chancery
side Of the court. will apply, as heretofore
TO Mr. Lee; and those having business on
the common law side, to Major Kane.
Yin. Virg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-16
A GENERAL SUPPLY
FOR HARVESTING

WE take pleasurein informing our friends,
w customers and the public generally that
we have just received at our store in Shep-
heIdstown, and also at our store at the Lick
Mill, very general supply of HARVEST
NECESSARIES, comprising every article
called for at this season of the year. We
therefore pledge ourselves to our friends, Gus
toners and the public generally, that we will
sell our GOODS on as good terms as any o.
Their establishment in this part Of the country
We therefore invite our friends to call at
either of our stores, and we viii supply them
with CHEAP GOODS
JOHN T. C0OKUS s. Co.
June is, 1881.
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ALrxANpRIA. June Is.


Flor.-Last week, with the exception Of
few loads taken early on Monday at a. SIS,
the wagon price Of -four was "a q a 81, un-
til the receipt, on Wednesday, Of adyices
from Liverpool to the 7thof May. Thursday
it was A 90 a o.; Friday 4 OF a 4 06; Sa-
turday 4 05 q a ID. The receipts were small,
but the transactions from stores considerable;
total sales from stores during the week pro-
baby not less than 5000 barrels Sales pre-
vious to the advices from Liverpool at 4 so
and 5 81; subsequently several small, parcels
were sold at 90, and between 5 and 1000
Barrels at 4 %; on Friday 500 barrels at 4 so.
Saturday, we understand few hundred bar
rels were sold at a 25.
Yesterday the current price from wagons
was 81 o.; a few loads were taken at 4 05
and a 10. We were not advised of sales from
stores, but should consider 90 25 fair
quotation.
Export for the week ending lth inst 1856
barrels-11O0 foreign, 2745 csastwise
BALTIMORE, JUNE 10.
Ho,cGrd street Flom.--The market has
been rather inactive this week, and sales have
reached to a limited extent only. At the be-
ginning Of the week few parcels were sold
from stores at S. per brl. On Tuesday lot
of 200 brls. was sold at 81. On Wednes-
day, lot Of $50 brls. at IS. On Thursday
lot of 200 brls. was sold at IS; about 1000
brls. at 81, and 100 brls. at A 81. This
morning, (Friday,) 500 brls. in two lots were
sold at a 81. On Monday and Tuesday the
,oagon price was generally So IS, but since
thsn. including this morning, it has ruled at
A so per brl.;--in occasionakinstance frac-
ton less has been paid.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last, by the Rev.Mr. Med
tart, Mr.. Benjdmin F. Burns, to Miss Ruth
Gorrea, daughter of Mr.. Abraham Gorrell,
all of this county.
DIED,
On Sunday evening last, Hester, daughter
of Mr.. Joseph MiDghiDi Of this county, aged
about four years
On the Slst ult in Fleming county, Ken.
Mrs. Sarah Erans, wife Of Mr.. William
Shreeve Evans, formerly Of this county
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-16

FHONEY. HONEYl.-Thes subscriber has
H. T. on hand large quantity Of HONEY,
which he viii sell lowfor cash. Those want
ing the article would do well to apply soon,
at bis residence on 0pequon, four miles from
Martinshurg. JOHN BURNS.
June Is, 1881.
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GTBAYED from the subscriber. living on
~ Tuscarora, near the meeting house, Sc
ven hogs, to wit: Q Sows, both Of which were
with pig, the one white the ether spotted; 2
spayed Ssws, spotted; Barrows, one white
and the ether spotted. The above hogs are
all marked with crop off the right ear. A
small white Shoat with black spot ever one
eye, not marked. Any information respect
ing said estrays viii be thankfully received,
and all reasonable charges paid for taking
them up. JACOB PolSAL, jun.
June l6, 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-06-16

The election Of a clerk for the county court
of I,erkeley, under the new constitution, took
,iacs an Monday last. There were three can
S;dates. Messrs Harrison Waite, John Stro-
.Ssr and Seamans Garsrd. MIR. Waite was
si. Ia on the first trial, clerk of the county
court Of Berkeley, for seven years from the
1st Of July next.
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CASH FOR WOOl,o

THv1E subscribers having leased Mr.. I'd
81 ward A. Gibbs's Factory for term Of
years, and having gone through thorough
repair, they wish to purchase four or fv e
thousand pouads Of COM ON WOOL, fer
which they will pay the highest price in cosh,
or give goods 10 exchange. They are ready
TO execute all country work at tie shortest
notice, and in the best possible manner, and
at the lowest price, such as CARDING,DY-
ING, FULLING, Sc They win purchase
Bacon, Hard Soap and Hogs Lard.
JOHN N. RIDDLE, T. Co.
April 10, 1881,
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ETiSH-The subscriber has just received
H. an additional supply of No l., SUS-
QUEHANNA HERRING, which will be
sold on pleasing terms. I. c. SMITH.
June l6, 1881.
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Mr.. THOMAS .aJNDERSO.N
EAKE NOTICE, that on the ID day Of
H July, 1891, at the Clerks Office, 10 the
town Of Martinsburg, county Of Berkeley,
and Commonwealth of Virginia, intend
taking the deposition of John Lemon, which
intend to offer in evidence on the trial Of a
suit sow depending in Berkeley county court,
in ChanceRy, in which suit | am Complain.
ant, and you, William Anderson, Executor
Of Colbert Anderson, decd. George Knup,
Admir-. of Ann Anderson, decd. and Elisha
Boyd are Defendants
COLBERT ANDERSON.
June 2, I831.--td.
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VIRGINIA, to uit:
AT rules held In the Clerks Office Of t1o
Oosnty Court of Berkeley, on Monday fhe
I'd day Of May, 1891.
Samuel Robinson, plaintiff,
William Hdrmison, Sha1sr and Brent and de
Sheriff Of Berkeley county, defendants.
IN CIIANCERY.
YHvHE defendants Shafcr4& Brent not hsv-
b ing entered their appearance. and given
security according to the act Of Assembly and
the rules Of tits court, audit appearing to
the satisfaction of this court, that the dcfen-
dants Shafer s. Brent are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, III Is ordered, That the
said defendants do appear on the I'd Monday
in July next, to apswer the bill Of The plain
taft. and that = copy Of this order be publish
ed in the Martinsburg Gazette for two months
successfully, and posted At the door Of the
courthouse Of this county.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN SrROTHER,r .. .. o.
May s; 1881.
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III. Il n. w. JE r n II II y ON
HAVErsceived, and are receiving at their
AA store at Bunkers hill, large aad ge-
nsrsl assortment of
NEW SPRING GOODS.
Their stock is larger this spring, and nero
general than they have ever heretofore kspt,
or had the pleasure Of exhibiting to the pab-
Tic. 1T is comprised Of goods Of every de-
scription Fancy, Fashionable and Subst.n-
tial--of Eoglish, French, India, German 81
American and viii be offered and sold as
low. or as cheap, as can be sold by any co
adjustment in the Valley. They invite q
call from al porsons--bc believing that allwiIlbs
pleased with the goods, and with their prices.
May 10, 1881.
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THyHE SUBSCRIBER tenders his thanks
q to his customers for the liberal enceur-
agement with which they have favored him.
and informs them herewith that he ccutinusss
the business at the same place Shc old Oh
MlD Of Wool CARDiNG, at the usual
prices, and the DYING & PULLING ass
heretofore, also the manufacture Of
SCOTCH& VEyNETLayN C.aRPETINyi1
Of superior style. Which articles he con-
stantly keeps on hand for sale. Of the best
quality and patterns, aud at moderate prices !.
He wishes to purchase large quantity of
common WOOL. for which he wal give q
liberal price, in trade or cash
C. G. CONRADT.
March Slst, 1891,
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NEjM T. COMPTON has on hand ing
Wv lish Grass and Grain Scythes, Dutch
Grass Scyihes, Gillingham's s. Cams Draw
ing-knives. dillingham; Ccopers ADDE'S, Axss
and Rounding knives, Chisles from ! 10 2
inches, Augers from ito2 inches, Handssws,
double struck Squares, Dividers, Shoemakers
Hammers, Pincsrs, Nippers, &c. Table and
Pocket Knives. Halter & Trace Chains, :Sho-
vels with and without handles, Hoes, Sups-
rior York Coffee Mills, Blister Steel, Sc.
Nay IS, 1881.
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Ordered, That the Sheriff of this county
do collect from each tithable person in the
county, ninety cents, agreeabiy to the Levy
this day laid.
William Long as Contractor, returned bis
accountfer monies expended for thelast year,
shelving balance due him of e442 ~.
The Sheriffs returned their lists of delin-
quent levies for the year 1880, which were
examined and allowed as follows, to wit:
Charles ID. Stewart, ID. s. lf6
Joseph Burns, ID. 5. l2l
Peter Gardner, ID. 5. as
.-1S3
Rtsolrsd, That Conrad Hogmirs, William
Long and John Doll be appointed ceEmlt-
zee 70 ezsmlHs TIE Pcss Louise and out
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bsildings, and report to the next court sueh
repairs as they may consider necessary.
Ordered, That the committee appointed At
the last meeting for the purpose Of settling
with the Sheriff, have further time to make
their report.
Rssolped, That the Contractor do purchase.
from time to time, at his discretion, such
grain as may be necessary for the supply Of
the Poor House with bread, Sc.
Resoired, That Seamans Garard do ascer-
tain and collect any monies due from Sher-
IFS, previous 10 the year 1871, and report
to the next meeting, and that he be allowed
reasonable compensation for his trouble.
Ordered, That the President Of this Board
do take measures Tor the recovery Of the
Judgment against Thomas j b. Pentoney in
favour Of Nancy Butt.
Ordered, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be Published 10 the Martinsburg Ga
zetts.
STATEMENT OF THE POOR.
Remaining in the Poor House on the
LIST Monday in June, 1880, 81
Admitted into the P. House from the
LIST Monday in June, 1880, until the
LIST Monday in June, 1891, %
IA
From which number deduct
Went out 9
Taken out
Turned out 6
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HyAKE NOTICE All those who becam
a purchasers at the sale Of the persona
property of Capt. Robert Paul, are Notified
that their notes and obligations have been
lodged in my hands for collection; they will
please take notice that the same will fan due
on the 18th inst. and that payment will be
expected on all Of them immediately. Il is
particularly requested that attention be paid
to this notice.
HEZEKTAH HEDGES.
June 2, 1851
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SCHOOr. BOOKS
Just receiusd and for sole at
RIDDLES.
Adams Geography and Atlas,
Morsa's do do
Cummings do do
Murray's Grammar,
Comley's do
Pixies, Jess and Parkc's Arithmetic,
Webster's and Walkers Dictionary,
Wsbsters Elementary and American
Spelling Book,
Murrays Introduction, Reader & Sequel,
Primers, Table Books, SC.
Pocket Bibles and Family do
Pocket Testaments and Hymn Books,
extra bindisg)
.Mvtinsburg, June 8, 1881.