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ne ,oiiowlns described horses Ito wiz Que oOR-
Ne. MARE, supposed to be Is years old witt "A bell,
one year ola oOkREL MARE, one GREY MARE
cropped ears, l6 years DID, one SORREL HORSE, ball
iace whiteon the belly with four white feet II years old
were about to he taken of Vermilion county, by
c2en OF indiana and they having been detained by the
Ions.an on the complaint of 5 Treat, estrays be-
longing to the county of Vermion were delivered bv
the Constable to Seymour Treat, and by him to Peeg
spencer, on the 2st Inst The marks or brands have
NOT oeenaltered BY any other person tony know
euge eler before or after the taking up. Vermilion
county NJ. Oath Aug. 1882. PELEG SPENCER.
sworn to, and subscribed before me- this 24th dav of
Aug. A. D. 1882. JPATTERSON T p
certify the foregoing to be true copy from INV es
tray book. my 90
Glvenunder my hand and seal at Danyille Sd dav
OF Sept 1872 J. PATTERSON J.P [sEAIl
Attest, 4 Williams, Clerk Sept. a 1882. 27-at
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LOUIS M'LANE.
Secretary of the Treasury.
AN Act AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF CERTAIN
CERTIFICATES.

AN Act AUTHORIZING THE PAYMENT OF CERTAIN
CERTIFICATES.
SECTION 1. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the United States of
America IN Congress assembled, That SO much
OF an act, entitled Gan act making further pro-
,slon tor the support Of the public credit and for
he redemption OF the public debt" passed the
hIcd day ol March, one thousand seven hundred
and ninety five, and so much of the act entitled
IAN act respecting loan office and final settle
ment certificates, ndents of interest, and the I'M
funded and registered debt, credited on the books
VI the Treasury" passed the twelfth day 81 J,ue
ne thousand seven hundred and ninety eigl, as
ars from settlement or allowaG e certiii, ates,
commonly called loan office and fnal settlement
certificates, and ndents of interest, lie, and The
same Is hereby, suspended for he term OF two
, ears from and after the passing Of this act, and
from thenee unu the end Of the next session of
Congress; notice Of which temporary suspen-
sion of the act of limitation shall be published
10y the Secretary of the Treasur5, fer the inlor-
nation Of the holders OF the SAID certificates, in
one or more Of the public papers in each Oh he
United States.
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That all
certificates, commonly called loan office cer,i6-
Gates, countersigned by the loan officers Of the
fates, respectively, final settlement certificates,
and indents of interest, which, at the time Of
oass g mis- act, shall be outstanding, NAV be
presc, ed AT the Treasury; and upon the same
oeIng lllaidaed and adjusted, shall be paid to
the respective holders OF the same, with interest
At SIX per cent. per annum, from the date of the
last payment OF interest, as endorsed on said GER
uficates.
Sec, 3. And be it further enacted, That, for
carrying This act into effect the sum OF ii teen
thousand dollars be appropriated, out any
moneys in the Treasury of the United S ates not
Otherwise appropriated.
Approved. 9TH May, 1882 24-6t
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lC0MMUNICATED.l


German gent man haviug made pur
chase of a thousand bags of COFFEE, directed t e
irish porter of the mercantile mouse to which
ne was consigned, to mark the cotfr with the
initial OF his paternal name (D.) The pronun-
cation, however, was unfortunate for the su.
Percargo; "mark him." said he. ''mid Deen
"Yis, your honor replied Pat. and immediate
iy stamped every bag of the precious produc,
OF the South with the letter t. The rritated
German lost all his wonted good humor at see
ing the bunder, and as the lookers-on, were
convulsed with laughter. the following dia
logue took place:
D.-"Mr. Padrick!- Mr.. Padrick! did not
dolt you for mark him mid IA Tee?"
Paddy. -"Plaz your honor, and isn't that
Tae?"
D.-"No! Mr.. Padrck, dold YOU n, mark
him mid Tee!'
Paddy.-"By my shout sir, and there's not
never mothers son upon Ihis spot here. bar.
rim it be Mister O'Fanagao, & he's gone hom
till Ireland, that can make a better Tae. wit.
a hair brush, than yon ones. and had luck go
yourself and all your kin-foIks. take that
So saying, the indignant son of Erin walk
ed OFT, swearing that he could mark office bag
as well as any laundering Dutchman.
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A STRAY HORSE.

NkEN UP ny I'm Ca-snl, living at But
- ler'> p int, in Vermiion county, Illinois.
an estray H rise of the following description, to
wit: a bright bay, fourteen and half hands
high, supposed to be nine OF ten years old, a small
white spot in his forehead, both hind feet white.
some saddle marks, branded on the near sh ulder
with a stirrup iron, and she'd before; no other
marks or brands perceivahle Appraised 10
hirty dollars, by Bnrgass Squires. James But
Ter and } I'm Williams before Asa Elliott. ESQ
on the 2 lst day Of Angus, A. ID 1892.
A. WILLIAMS, Clerk
Danyile, III. Sept 81. 1882. 2t-3
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BILL FOR DIVORCE
w. DAVE, Clerk.
otate OF Illinois, o. CIRCUIT COURT,
Montgomery county, ''' October Term, 1882
FRANCIS Dickson, Jun.)
Us. : attachment.
l..

NOTICE is hereby given to James Isaacks, that an
attachment issued from the Clerks Office of
said Court, on the 22nd day of August, 1882 at the
suit OF Francis Dickson, Jun against the estate of said
James lsaacks, for the of forty five dollars and
eighty nine and three fourth cents pending before
the Circuit Court for the county of Montgomery aore
said; which attachment has been returned served by
the sheriff of said county tract of land to wit
the west half of the southwest quarter of thr-
teen IN township eight north, range four west of the
third principal meridian, in said county, belonging to
the said defendant saacks ami unless the said defend
ant, James lsaacks shall appear and give special BAIL
and plead to said sut the term of said Court to
be holden at the Court House in Hllsboro in and for
said county, on the next Thursday after the second
Monday in October next, judgment will be entered a.
gainst him, and the estate attached will be sold to
satisfy the plaintiffs demand.
HIRAM ROUNTREE,
25-4t Clerk of said Court.
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OBITUARY


DlLD' i .. 20, o'
his f'her, in S Clair unity, Mr.. GEORGE d.
KINNEY, son Of William Kinney, late Lea. G
ernor of this state, aged 30 years AMI months.
The deceased was a remarkably amabe and
promising yrng man. He bore painful illness
of twep five Nvs with fortitu e and resigna
ton. seemed to be impressed witt, belief
from the commencement, and throughout his ills
ness, that he would not recover, and protested To
have great iaith and confidence in the Lord He
said that he not afraid 10 die, and PRAYED fer
ventIv for the whole Of the afflicted family VIII
INQUIRE yer him, eyh ring them f. D enare %
meet him in The Kingdom Heaven. In lis ath
his parents have lost obedieni son, his fam
q right ornament, and the neight, rhood riend
who was universally beloved. His burial was
attended by great concourse If people, for he
had med the reputation among all who knew
him, Old and young, of eng one of he most
promising Young men in the state. He ffered
greatly in his illness, and often exclaimed, with
feelings of gratitude "what a wonderful thing il
is thai the bod can suffer death, to escape the
mlseries of life" A public meeting was held l.,
the yonng men at Beevile to testify their affea
ton and respect for the deceased, which with va
rious other testimonials of public regret for the
loss of this estimable youth must have been very
soothing 10 his afflicted parents. They have how
ever higher consolation in the belief, that their
son has assembled to the mansions of eternal bliss
Communicated
A Col. Berrv's near this town. On S ndu. h
Hh Inst, MISS ELIZABETH NICHOLS.
aged IS years.
L. his town, IN Thursday the 9Th nit, M.
MARY JANE, consort of VIM McConne
aged 26 years.
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Dill hotlce Is hereby glven that the undersigu-
- ca mas taken out letters OF ADMINISTRATION of the
eons and chatteis, rights ana Credits of ELI SNIP
~ ', deceased, ana qualified such administrator
All persons having claims against the estate OF the de-
ceasea are hereby notified and requlred to exhibit the
sam. 10 me, or to the court OF probate, Tor the county
OF Vermon, for settlement, within nlne months from
the date hereof. Dated Danvlle, Illinois, this 25d
day OF September, A. ID 1882.
~ MILLlAAI SMITH,, Administrator.
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Stations Of The Preachers IN the Illinois Con

Ssations Of The Preachers IN the Illinois Co
ference.
Wdtash District to be supplied
Wabash Ctrcuit-James W. Kean, J. w. Corbin.
W.. Carmel-James Massey.
Shel6ypiM james Grayham.
Fdlyfetd-Wm. w. Henry
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il. Files
Grand Prairie-Philip T. Corder.
Paris-John Fox, James Harsha.
Eugene-AsahelL l.. Risley, Asa w. Murtry.
Kaskaskia District-John S. Barger, F. E.
Kaskaskia--John Dew.
Golcondd-James P. Crawford
VT perRon--Simeon Walker
Cartyte--John II. Benson, James Mitchell
Le6anon--Smith l.. Robinson, N. S. Bastlan
Brownsville .M,ssioa--James Walker.
marlborough Mission--John E. French.
Sangdmoa Distrjct-Smon Peter p E.
.AHon-Asahel E. Phelps
CorroAtoa--John Vancleaye, Wilson Pitner
Jacksonrilte-Win Crissey.
Sdngamon-Jobn Sinclair, J. McHenry.
Salt Creek--Levi Springer.
BloomiRgt on-Wm Royal
-Macoupn Mi,sion-Shth M. Orwell.
Chicago District--Jesse Walker, P. r.
Deptain .Wssion-Stephen R. Boggs.
Peoria Misson-Zadoc Hall
Pekin--lesse Halle.
Quincy District--Peter Cartrght, p. Z.
Gaiead .Nissioa--John It. Mitchell
Fort Ed,cdrds .Mission-Dayid b. Carter
Henderson Rirer Missioa--Barton Randel
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NTlLE

A LII persons having claims against the estate ot
- Ihomd u. Anderson, deceased, late of he county
renetad 70 ~ are hereby notified and
of Probate for the roner nr W
uine months from the tate hereof
Daf~"'' September 18th 1882 27-4t
g, ROYAL A. MOTT, Admir-.
''"e q H'Hoas, Union county and circuit, A.
Pr" Ierm' lo52.-Unl-n Circuit C3u;.
~ Eiza Edwards L9c5 Edwards, and PLY
l,T ny I'm vivid their guardian, and
r u'i'as EDWARDS. james Edwards, and Betsy
h1waros' by william WEIGH, their guardians,
'''ip'aihahts'
r, against
noii's Cfalt' only heir at law OF Thomas Graft,
W. n "n" 10y "etch, wife OF William
"9cn' r1Ily lwlddy, wife Of IN Twiddy,
"uu ne.sN farmerleH wife Of Giles Parmerlev,
"no' "i'e ne cnidren OF Jacob Craft, deceased,
VIZ sally Cfai'' my Graft, Minerva Graft,
~ ~ 'shin9'oh Cra'', Lucinda Graft, and Nancy
ora', I, minor hers at law Of Jane Graft, decd,
'.u iIp'iui'soh t1erald, John Ankany, Jerem-
, 'n G'"enS' Lewis and Margaret CoIleus, which
'"o ia'ter are MN randJoin heirs at law with the
d ol''a'hah's ol Margaret Coliens, deceased,
'''"uen'S'
.,,,o in Cft ANCERH.
1 qny came the compliments by Eddy
aNc 'e'u ,helr attorneVs, and all of the
'"'u ue'G",'ah's Wy their attorneys or guardians
III n"h""y auu Edmunson Herald,
"P'" ""'iii ohF process herein has not been
Nco' anu ny consent OF parties so far now
tI o''i - Is o'ue'eo' adJadgeu, and decreed
'io o'ut'' 'iat 'he SAID defendant, Thomas
O'ai', noii d, Id" Oh ihomas Craft, deceased,
anu 'ne salu ueiehoanLs, Lucy WEIGH, with her
''sTahu' "',iam Welch, Polly Twiddv, with
"er husband, . mn I"lddy, and Betsy Parmery
WIN her husband, Giles farmerly, and the satd
n''hor chiiofen ana heirs al law of Jacob Craft,
ueeeased' namely, Saiiy, Polly, Minerva, Wash
'hst ~ Aocinoa' ana Nancy Craft, and Jerem-
an Co'iens ne' and they are hereby directed and
required within ten days from the day Of entering
.h,s ue'ree' TO execute and deliver to the said
infant cOmDlapantS nv name and 70 III,
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NOTICE.

VHVHERE was committed to nv custody three NE
III GRO MEN, as ranaways, viz: one on the 2lst
day of August last, full Negro, about IS years of age
feet or inches high, and says he belongs Hum
phrey Worrin, living in Missouri, and another on the
18th Sept nst about thirty years DID, five feet seven or
eight inches high, stout built, and says he belongs to
Bryant Oats, living in Hopkins county, Kentucky, and
the other on the Goth inst, Mulatto man, about "a
years of age, feet, or inches high, and says he be-
longs to Mrs Hempsted ST. Louis and ifthey not
taken out in six weeks, they will be dealt with
ding to law Goconda, Sept 81, 1882. 28-6w
A. J. STORM, S. P C.
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BY Randolph Miller, Coles county, ILL., on the Wa
- tiers of Okaw, one SoRREL HORSE, 3 years ol,i.
last snnng, hands high small blaze in his face his
d feet white, some white on his right fore foot and
Knot on the ankle of same ootno brands marks per
ceivabe-apprased to S25, by Isaac Miller and Mills
Whtby, before James Shaw, Esq, on the 3sst day of
August, 1872 Teste, N. ELLINGTON, Clerk.
Charleston, ILL.,, Sept. "a, 1882 %
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w. DAVIE, Clerk.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
18th Au,e,,, 0D

N conformity with an Act passed the 18th Ju.
~, 1882, entitled '.An act to revive and con
iinue in force An Act authorizing he payment
ot certain certificates" approved Hh MAY, 1922:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the ACT las, meo,
toned "a copy whereof is annexed) has been re-
vIved and continued in force for four wears from
and after the said 18th of JaIy 1882, and from
thence until the end OF the next Session of Con-
gress thereafter.
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prrmil'on county, III. Hug "a, I832
Wv the undersigned being sworn to appraise certain
horses taken up BY Peleg Spencer of said coun-
and say the young SORREL MARE is by us adiudred
to be years old last spring and worth SIS. One old
oOfREL MARI ring boned on left hind foot Is wears
old and worth S25. One GREY MARE, years old
last spring and worth $40 One SORREL HORSE. with
bald face white feet 6 or II years old worth I2 and
50 cents One hipshot MARE, with crop ears Is wears
Ola and worth SIS, other marks or brands perceva
Bile by us Witness hands and seals this the dv and
date above written. ~ ~
WILLIAM UNDERWOOD, EsEAt.
JACOB SELLERS, fsEAI1
ALLANSON HAWKINS. sr.,
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a STRAY HORSE.-laken up by Wnliam Barnet,
IN living at the head of Little Vermion, i'll VermIi
ION county, Illinois, an estray Horse, OF the following
description, to wit: A black horse, with white hind
feet star III his forehead, lett eye bhnd on bro
ken bell, fifteen hands high, and four years old APP
praised to thirty dollar by James Barnet and Amos
Dickson, before Abel l.. Williams, Esq the 9TH day
OF August. A. d. 1882. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk,
Danville, Illinois, Sept II, 1882. %
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1s@Y John Jordan, Coles county, Illinois on tbe ,uo
- tiers of okaw one BROWN MARE, SUPPOSED to
Dc io years Old, ID hands high with small star in her
orehead light switch tai, one small saddle mark on
me lett side Of her baok-appraised s27 So by James
ohaw ana vincent Moore, before James shaw. ESQ.
on the 18th day of September 1882 '''"' '-'4''
Charleston ILL.,, Sept. "a. 1897 90
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

LEFT N pler's L. n w ks, IN Tennessee.
on The first IF July las LEWIS Mulatto Slave
OF The common height, but slender made, about 80
years old, very blue eyes; took with him many
pieces ofgood cothlng,the description notrecollec
ted, except blue frock coat, and that NAV have
been exchanged. 1t is supposed he has obtained
Tree pass, and made for some other Iron works
in Kentucky, or Tennessee, or in some free Stale
as he is by trade a forgeman: S25 will be given
to secure him in any jail in Kentucky, or Tennes,
see, or the above reward in either Of the free States
and giving me Information through the P,s, o.
flee in RusselvilIe. Il.
HENRY ASHBURN.
Logan County, X Sept 5. 1882
2j-3i
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Peter Anderson, living twelve miles North
I'D II Salem, lii the county of Marion, LIMOS
'ck MARE, six Years old last spring, RICH,
hind foot white, white hair on her neck, some
saddle spots on her rghi side, fourteen and hall
ma ads high, praised to sixty seven dollars Ii d
MI cents, by Harmon Shelton and seph CIR,
9tore u. M. Simpson j. p, this 22d of August.
'32. Copy from Eslra, Book
RUFUS RICKER Clerk.
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ApY William VI. Tenn, hvn- four miles west of
Nd Hillsborough, one BAY MARE, supposed to be
ten years old, fourteen and half hands high brand
ed with c. B. on the near shoulder; other marks or
brands percelvable-apPraised to S27 SO. Also, one
black yearlin. Fy-no brands or marks perceiyabIe
u ERASED to 50 80, BY William d. Shrly and Andrew
Baker, August 18th, 1872 before me- James Graz, j. P.
\ lie. q tfi3AH R0IJN HR tl .,erk
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NOTICE..

a hereby given, That |, Susan Tramel, adminstra-
n trlA of THOo. TRAMEL, deceased, will attend
the court OF probate i'll the county OF Franklin on the
'hird Monday III November next, to make final settle
eht OF sald estate and all persons having just claims
are required to present them Those indebted are re
quested TO make payment. SUSAN TRAMEL,
Administrators Of Thomas Trame deceased.
September 2lst, 1882. 20
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Lev stark at his residence near the west fork of
on the l4th day of August, an estray iron gray
our years old last spring, de marks on the righ
sac OF her back, left hind foot white and lump on the
lei hock fourteen hands hgh other marks or brands
perpeivaoie, appraised at twenty five dollars by Simon
this 23d day of Aug 1882 true COO, from nv es.
tray book Sept. 18th 1882 JACOB HARLAN, elk.
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N w and elegant Fancy Goods,

UsT received full supply Of fashionable and new
- GOODS, consisting of Orleans Musins, Fr,d.
Mandarines, Palmarnes, Gros DIES Indies, Zephyrnes.
black Italian and French Florences and eros DIES Swiss
of superior quality, "a, A and 54 gauze and barege
Hdkis and Scars Paris net Hdkfs and Hermann Shawls
new and splendid article. Also-Gauze and Satin
Ribbons, black and white silk Hose aud half Hose, of
superior quality, ladies' and gentemen's Gloves For
sale, wholesale and retail, on accommodating terms
March 81, Ally u. B, BREWSTER.
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Blue Riuey .Nission--wm. D. R. Trotter.

Blue Ri0er .Wission--Wm. D. r. Trotter.
Quiary to be supplied
RushpiHe-Henry Summers.
Canton-Peter Boring.
George Locke, VIM Evans, and Spencer w. Hunter
transferred to Indiana Conference
Thomas Bertholf transferred to Missouri Conference
Samuel II. Thompson, Conference Agent for the Leb-
anon Seminary.
The next Conference will be held at Union Grove
St. Nlar COUNT, So I. 25th. 1893
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~ John johnson, 3miles north of Tully's mill,
- f'easant Grove precinct, Coles county, Illinois,
one BAY HORSE, which he states he found near as
kanon lake, Michigan territory supposed to be wears
oid last spring, IA 2 hands high, reached main left
mn foot white, some saddle Marks other marks or
orah's nerceivable-appraised To $40, by G 3. Fam
Choir and Alfred Hall, before Thomas Jeffris, Esq., on
the 18th day of September, 1922
Testc, n ELLINGTON Clerk
Charleston, Illinois, Sent "a Or
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evaporating fluids in open vessels, and of genera
ting steam nnder pressure; Tor COMPRISING air:
for generating heat by means Of friction, appica-
BILE to the fusion of metals, &c A new paddle
wheel for steamboats, By Nj Perkins, and M.
Hnidsworth's revolving rudders, are shown in ac
ton by working models of steamboats, which pro-
pei themselves round tanks of water, &c. &c.
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JeDeroo" county Circuit Court, September Ierm
1882


= I 10
1882.
w,..' S,, .s...., LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
Il NILS day came The plaintiff by Walter b. Scates,
- her solicitor, and Oh motion and proper atida-
VII oeiis hied anu 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendant resident OF this state
ordered that the defendant do enter his appearance
herein on the first day of the of this court to
De holden at the courthouse in Mount Vernon, the
hrst thursday after the third Monday in the month OF
March next, and answer the plaintiffs bill herein 9TH
erwse the plaintiffs bill will be taken for confessed
and 1t is further ordered that copy of this order be
published Tor four weeks successfully in some public
news aper II this within sixty day hereafter and
said cause continued next term of this court
20 con, ATTEST JDFI PACE lart,
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RENT

He large white HOUoE "a Gallatin street
at present occupied " Col Greenup, ana
we' situated tor boarding house or tayern-
a ALso' q small Tenement on the alley back OF the
Slate House.
j. M DUNCAN
Vandalia, Sept. II, 1882. l,,-,f
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Tin ami Sheet iron
w are
mi 4 TUFACT Dry,
THE SUBSCRIBER

II ~ DCN
HNAkES this method of informing the citizens
OF Vandalla and vicinity, that he intends
'ar'ylng on the above business, in lis various
branches, at Vandaia; where he will sell, al
wholesale or retail, all kinds of ware in his line,
IN the most reasonable terms. Country mer-
chants will find it to their advantage to call and
examine for themselves, before purchasing else
where. The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand large supply of Patent Rejecting Ba-
kers, of the best quality.
All kinds of jobbing and repairing done at the
shortest notice; and all kinds of Copper, Pew
ter, Brass ard Lead, bought at this establish
ment.
W.. SIMMONS.
august, 1882. 24tf
An A prentice is wanted to the alb we business.
lad, i II or IS yeers of age, of moral and
indns'ro IS habits will meet with good encourage
men'. Ona tro.n he country wonld We preferre