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Tuitinu
In Drsrcing, and in the Spanish and Aai'dn
Languages.

In Drswing, and in the Spanish anu Ha'sdh
Languages.
q PINISrRI respectfully offers To :he c,lizehs Vi
-. Alexandria his services to teach IN the ABOVE
brsnches
Mr. Pnisri is an Italian artist, has taught IN New
York for the space of twelve years. aud IN TINS Dsc
for the IA three and is How teaching IN some Oh
the NEST respectable families of this place.
Dro,oslg useful to ALTO young ladies, as an ac'
compllshment and an elegant finish to their educa
ton; to young gentlemen, TO facilitate and give All
elegant finish to their of pursuits, via to law
yer. in the of maps, direction of land. &C; to
Doctor for the anatomical study, drawing chemcain
struments, &c tn merchant, tn understand stamps
patterns, to mechanical professions, it s'ot less
useful No tailor make graceful ad well suited
dress without it.; carpenters, shpbuilders, house
buillers &c tits Indispensable in fact. there cannot
be well.Hnshed mechanic Of any kInd wihou, g
knowledge ofDrswng
This art, IKE ali others, should be laugh, gradually
beginning with simple drawing and Swallowing IN
cray water color, India ink. &c until the pupil ar
rives at proper proficiency tn paint in oil.
Any other course is not calculated for
proper instruction The principles ofthe ar. must be
understood AS the learner progresses S Pinistr re-
ters to Mr. J G. Chapman. on this head lie propos
es teaching all the various branches Of painting, incu
ding imitation i'm oil cambria or paper, an expedi
tious method and preferable to other in teaching
The Spanish Language is now particular, useful.
from the CON tant intercourse between the United
States and South America.
The italian Languoge-the most beautiful and bar
monious of all tongues will not only be AIS accomplish
mcnt, but of real and practical advantage. Derived
from the Latin, must please professed scholars and
students. is the common. and .eems 10 be the
appropriate language Of music, which renders il pecu
lsrly adapted Dung ladies 1t is singular that there
silent letters but and every word is ended
hx n>,si
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-13
Il most valuabie EAST TNDLa MEDICINE,
For the Care of Rheumatisn, &c.
Extract of letter from the Req james English dated
Bengal 10 his friend, Dir. r. BedUeH. IN London.

Extract Of letter from the Req James English dated
Bengal TO his friend, Dir. =. Bedaoea. IN Lon don.
"Dear Sir-Agreeably to your request, have. with
difficulty procured and now send you BY the ship JASON
Capt. Robertson few pounds of the Poladephus. or
Whist generally goes by the name of India Extract
Medicine universally esteemed among the people OF
India for the cure Of Rheumatism. Was to inform
you Of the number Of people who daily relieved and
cured by this valuable remedy, it would require more
paper than am able to purchase, and more than am
able 10 bestow Indeed the effect IF this Medicine is
SO immediate, that in RHEUnaITSM you would in
suppose it acted almost like charm in re-
moving that painful disease. The usual mode of k
ing il is in the form Of Pills shall dse all my endea
vors to send YOU a constant supply" J. f..
Since the Proprietor has received the above Med
cine, wshng.thst the poor should benefit by il as
well the rich ne has put it up boxes made for the
purpose, with directions round each box, and has APP
pointed Lr. ROBERT HARRIS Jr. of Philadelphia,
the only agent in the Uaitcd States dispose of the
same, with full power to appoint agents where he may
think proper. F. BOWEL.
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ajtideious practitioner speaking ofthe India Extrat
Expresses himself thus
81 sv. (says he) employed all my skill aud talents
to find out efui preparation for the relief and
Of Rheumatism, and most soemnly affirm, that have
found any thing good safe, and eeacious
lIr Bedwell's India Extract You may depend upon
it, (says he) for have often experienced that it pos
every virtue that be justly ascribed to any
medicine for that turmenting disease Here then (says
he, agan) you have medicine of superative efficacy
and OF intrinsic value, mild in its operation and certain
in its effects. which may given w,h success va
rety of Chronic Diseases but especially in obstinate
mAsmatory and Chronic Rheumatism In pains of the
face, &c. pill or two taken at bed time will give
lief
DIR. Clarke, of New York. in letter to the agent of
the Proprietor concludes by saying every class Of PEG
pie will find in the India Extract cheap ami valuable
remedy for the Rheumatism, have generally found
from one to two boxes have produced cure.
ASA CLARKE, ND.
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M-SSG-L.A - lSCS.
From the Constellation.
A PROPER INTRODUCTION.

Very disagreeable consequences sometimes
arise for the want of proper introduction to
strangers The mere mention of the name is
not sufficient 1t should be accompanied with
short history of the individual himself, together
with those of his connexions. His political and
religious preferences should be limited at; and, in
short, such history given, that, in his presence
Or in conversation with him improper theme
may be preached, and offensive phrase intro
duced.
For want of observing this rule, how many
unpleasant consequences have followed! How
many ears have been panied, how many faces
suffused with crimson, by hearing the unlucky
mention of some circumstance, some trait,
which happens TO be discreditable to brother, "a
father, a husband, an uncle, an aunt, grandma
ther, or some other connexion. How often has
a man, through sheer ignorance, mentioned a
rope in the presence of one who has had rela.
tion hung! how often spoken lightly of the tread
mill, Or the state prison, before who has some
kindred actually undergoing the probation Of one
of those institutions!
A proper and thorough-goin Introduction
should be something like the following: 81 make
YOU acquainted with''-or, "Permit me to intro
duce to you''-or, sit gives me great pleasure to
introduce to your acquaintance, Mr. Hardcaste,
of New York, wholesale dealer in iron ware, a
staunch Presbyterian, and thorough going
Jackson man." This will prevent your saying
any thing offensive on religion, politics, or The
trade in iron ware.
Again: 81 make you acquainted with Doctor
Gallipot, of Philadelphia-son of the late cele-
brated Doctor Gallipot of that place--himself
the inventor of the double Tipped tweezers-a
man of no particular religion, and the same in
politics. This short history will enable you to
pay proper compliment to his descent, as well
as to his own personal merits.
Again: 81 have the pleasure of introducing
you to Mrs. Prettyman, relict of the late Hon
Durable Jeremiah Prettyman, and the mother of
three beautiful daughters, worth forty thorssan
dollars piece."-Such introductico if Won
bachelor, may be of the utn,o,s ;n,nort. ,oa
to you, by enabling you t, act the agreeable to
sne In lsoy; 10 say many fine things of her
,.a, 80 y, and thus perhaps pave the
- an acquaintance which will be the abso-
Lutte making of you-whereas, without this little
Introductory history, you might as likely as moi
blab out something disagreeable to the Honora-
Bile Widow, and so unwittingly mar all your
prospects in that quarter.
Again: 81 make you acquainted with Miss
Haicyon, the second daughter of Thomas Hal
c, ], Esquire, a distinguished lawyer, aud at
present candidate for Congress. She sings
ana charmingly, and plays on The piano divinely
Hereldest sister, married to thriving merchant
herself, unmarried" After this introduction,
you can scarcely be at a loss how to demean
yourself so as to win the good graces of all con
eeFned.
Other examples might be named. But these
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POETRY.
PRAYER IN THE WILDERNEsS.s


BY HEMANs.
In the deep wilderness, unseen, she pray'o'
The daughter of Jerusalem ;-alone,
With all the still, small whispers OF the mght,
And with the searching glances OF the stars,
And with her God, alone! She lifted up
Her sad, sweet voice. while trembling DER her head
rbe dark leaves thrll'd with prayer-the fearful prayer
Of Woman's quenchess, yet repentant love.
9Father of spirits, hear!
Look on the Utmost SOUL to Thee reyeaPd;
Look on the fountain of the burning tear,
Before Thy sight in solitude unseaPd!
"Hear, Fatheri hear and aid!
If have loved too well, if have shed,
In my vain fondness, DER a mortal head
Gifts on Thy shrine, my God, more fifty laid;
eff have sought to live
But in one light, and made mortal eye
The lonely star of my idolatry,
Thou, that art Love! OH pity and forgive!
e.Chasten'd and schoo'd at last,
No more, no my struggling spirit burns,
But fix'd on Thee, from that vain worship turns!
What have said 1.-The deep dream is not past.
"Yet hear!-if still love,
Oh! still too fondly--if, for ever seen,
An earthly image comes, my soul between
And Thy calm glory, Father! throned above:
aIf still voice is near,
(Even while strive these wanderings to control,)
An earthly voice, disquieting my SOUL
With its deep music, too intensely dear:
80 Father, draw to Thee
NV lost affections back the dreaming eyes
Clear from their mist-sustain the heart that dies;
GIVE the worn soul once more its piuons free!
81 must love on, o God!
This bosom must love on! but let Thy breath
Touch and make pure the flame that knows not death
Bearing it up to heaven, Loves own aboden'
Ages and ages past the Wilderness,
With its dark cedars; and the thrilling Night,
With her pale stars; and the mysterious winds,
Fraught with all sound conscious of these prayers
How many such hath Woman's bursting heart
Since then in silence and in darkness breath'd,
Like dim night-hower's odeur, up to God!
Suggested by the picture of lxneeling Magdalen
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rev Boot & Shoe aIa1s factory.
y. s. HENDERSON, g. co.

Wp ESPECTFULLY inform the public, that they have
A0 commenced the above business in the City of St.
Louis in the formerly occupied by John s. Woods
Tailor Shop, few doors south of the Jefferson
HOTEL where they will keep constant supply Of work,
consisting of the following articles, viz:
Gardeners Calf and Morocco Boots;
do do. Shoes and Brogdns;
Leather and Gum Elastic Ouer Shoes;
Calf and Seal Pumps; do. Morocco;
Boys CoarseS Fine Brogans; do Shoes s. Pumps,
LADIES' Lasting and Prmella Bootees;
do. Prunella and Lasting Slippers;
Seal & Calfskin Shoes; Kid and Seal Slippers;
Bronze & Morocco do; White e. Black Satin do.
All of which will be made in the neatest manner
Orders from distance will be faithfully attended to.
Persons leaving their measures and living at distance,
have work done at any tme those will
be kept. Strict punctuality will be observed
st Louis March Id, 1882 lily
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JOSEPH CHARLESS &, son,
WHOLESALE u RETAIL
nMEI:aGrS1ts---S5ro LOUIS


DEW a&Is1rs---S!co LOUIS
aHAVE just received large supply of MEDICINE.
II ALso-an extensive variety of Miscellaneous Ar
tcles, calculated for the Merchant and Physician;
AMONG WHICH AKE-
90 casks of Rochelle, EPSON and Glauber Salts,
25 do. refined Salt Peter and Camphor,
$50 ozs. French and American Sulph. Qunine, in o.
and bottles; Hydriod Potass and Iodine; Gum
Opium, Myrrh, Alloes Gamboge; Kino Guac Assafoe-
tida Scammony and Shellac Spices, and Pearl Barley
sago Tapioca; Arrow Root and Tamarinaas; Ander.
sons Lamotte's, and Church's Cossn Drops; Thomp.
sons and common Eye Waters; Bal Copavia; Burgun-
dy Pix, borax ~ seEboys Nitric and oulhuric Aoide
and Ether; 10 bbls Spirits Turpentine bbs. Crem
Tartar, Flor sulpher and Chamomile Flowers IL bbs
Gentian, Orange Peel, White Canella, Quassa, Corr
ander, Caru and Anniseeds and Red Saunders; box
es English Mustard Seed and Cayenne Peppers 20 bbs
Opodedoc, Harlan Oil, Oil Worinseed and Worm Tea,
Godfrey's Cordial, British Oil, Batemans Drops Lees
N. l.. and W. Pills, seibtz and Soda Powders; Cepha
ic, Aromatic, Eclipse, Rappee and other Snufis Ess.
and Oh Peppermint; Hen:y's, M'Kim's and common
Calcined Magnesia, Ess. Spruce, &c. &c. &c.-with
many other articles too for insertion; all of
which will be sold at such prices for cash. the usual
credit, must satisfaction.
June 26th, 1881. 8-ly
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the estate of
"A SIMON NEWMON, deceased, late of White
county, hereby notified and requested to exhibit
the to the Undersigned of said estate
TO the Court of Probate for said county, for settle
ment within nine months from the date hereof, order
that said may certainly know the number and
amount of claims against said estate, preparatory to
the liquidation of the same.
DANIEL HAY, Exec
GEORGE NEWMoN,} utors.
Carmi, March 81, 1882. At
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aaIo,rat, Gaeftmns.

yUNT1E undersigned will furnish to order, at sight,
IL PLOUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Woods
Wrighfs Patterns. Likewise Castings for the Peacock
or Bar Shear Plough. Plough Makers and Blaczsmiths
will be dealt with the most liberal terms The Farmer
can all times be furnished with PLOUGHS of either
of the above kinds, finished complete, and warranted to
well, or 0-no sale. All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS g. NILES,
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, fewrods north of the Ca
nal, on Main Street.
January 81, 1832.-1y
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J@9e GWWJ'Wo
Clock Il WatCh-Miaker,
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS,
III EEPS on hand an extensive assortment of articles
M in his line, consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different patterns,
bronze, gilt, alabaster, g. mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jeweled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do.
Jewery and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
Gentlenen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working do
Perfumes, &c.-and great variety OF different
fancy articles, 100 tedious to mentien.
St. Louis, March Id, 1882. lily
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Administrators Notice.

VHE undersigned having taken out letters of adj
ADAMS, late of Lawrence county, deceased, do here
by give notice, that all persons having claims against
said estate requested to exhibit them according to
law to the Judge of Probate for said county, or to u.s.
within nine months, preparatory to settlement there
of; and those owing said estate, to make immediate
payment J. M. M'LEAN,( Admir-.
DANL. PAlNE,{ n'A''''
January 80, 1882. lat
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Administrators Notice.

A BALANCE of forty-fve dollars and twenty-eight
IN cents, of the estate of DAVID MORROW, who
died ntestae in Alexander county, Illinois, the goth
day of July, 1927, remaining in my hands-all just
knowledge, having been fully paidal persons having
claims demands against said estate, hereby mott
fed that nnless they exhibit the same together with the
evidence in support thereof before the Court of Probate
of said Alexander county, within six months from the
date hereo the payment of such demands will be for
ever barred. JAMES RERDY
Marcchh 9, 1882. - " " a-at
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NOTICE..

NHE undersigned having obtained letters of admin
u istration upon the estate of KENETH MIVERS,
late of Shelby county, Illinois, deceased, do hereby
ty all persons holding claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned to the Judge of Pro-
bate of said county, within nine months from the date
hereof; and all those owing said estate requested
to make payment.
WILLIAM l.. WARD,
Admir-. OF K M'Iver, deceased.
February 20, 1882. Lat
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Public Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That eighty eight
IN dollars and sixtysix and half cents still
in my hands, of the estate of HANNAH BABCOCK,
who deceased in Bond county, ILL., December, 1922 All
persons having claims demands against the aforesaid
estate are hereby notified to exhibit the same together
with the evidence in support thereof to the Court OF
Probate of Bond counts, within six months after this
date, or the same will be forever barred
VIM NJ. STEWART,
Public Administrator of B. C. ILL.,
March Is, 1882. 2-8tq
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A Stray Colt.

A Stray Colt.
fNAKEN UP by Robert Wilson, living miles west
u of Danvie, Vermilion county, Illinois,
ONE GRAY HORSE COLT,
year old last spring. right fore foot white, and left
hind foot white, with the right fore knees ap-
praised 500, by John Light Ferre Dunn, and Jacob
Goen before Joseph Patterson Esq the 18th day OF
January, A. D. 1892
A. WILLIAMS, Cpk.
Danvllle, ILL.,, Jan. 10, 1882. I-3t
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BOOK RllJWIIJ4a

EHARLESS s. PASCHALL, ut the office of the
" Missouri Republican, St. Louis, continue to man.
ufacture BLANK BOOKS, Of every descriptions ruled
to any desired pattern.
They will keep constantly for sale, Ruled Paper Con,
Letter, aud Printing Paper, Blank Cards, &c.
St, Louis, Merch ~, 1892. 2.
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sA-.H 81 school LANDS.

s.A-E OF SCHOOL LANDS.
HDURSUANT to the law respecting the sales of the
III School Lands, approved January %, 1929, and
February the 18th, 1881, shall offer at Public Sale, to
the highest bidder, at the Courthouse in the town OF
shebyyille, county of Shelby and State of Illinois, on
Tuesday, the 22d dag Of May ae1t,
(t being the second day of the Shelby Circuit Court
Section No. l6, in Township No. North, Range No
East The above mentioned tract of land will be sold
in lots of 80 acres EACH 1t is situated the road
leading from Shebyville to Vandaa nearly equally d.
vided with timber and prairie.
JOSEPH OLIVER,
Comm'r. of School Lands for said County Of Shelby
March LIST, 1882. 3-6t
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scrooI LAND FcE, SALE.

scEccE LAND FOR sIA-Z.
IN Monday in May next, at the door of the Court
House in the town of Shebyville, there will be offered
for SALE to the highest bidder Section number sxteen
Township eleven North Range four East, as subdiyided
by the trustees of said section. Said Land will be sold
lots of 40 acres, commencing in the northeast
ner at lot number one, and offering each lot in rotation
until all are offered. map of said section is filed with
the Commissioner and be at the Clerks office
JOSEPH OLIVER,
Commissioner School Lands, Shelby Co. III.
March Ia. 1882. Lids
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Taken UP
% Abraham Elliott, living in Clark county, Ill., on
HD the list day Of March. 1882, a light BAY MARE,
black name and tall white her right hind foot
about fourteen hands high, supposed to be two years
old last spring. other marks brands perceivable
appraised to twentyseven dollars and fifty cents BY Jo
seph Rhoads, James Cox, and Phneas Fears before me-
Darius Philips, P.
Darwin, March S, 1882.
do hereby certify the above to be true COPY from
my estray book. d. Philips, J. P.
The above true copy from my estray book
JACOB HARLAN, elk c. c. c. C. ILL.,
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HAVE taken out Letters of Administration of the
ty of Hamilton, and state of Illinois. All persons hay
ing claims against said deceased are notified to present
the to the undersigned the Judge of Probate
for said county of Hamilton the law directs
ABRAHAM IRVINE, Admr.
McLanesboro 9th April, 1882. 5-4t
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NOTICE.

n HAVE taken out letters of administration OF the
4 estate of G ERRARD RILEY, deceased, late OF the
having claims against said deceased notified to pre-
sent the same to the undersgned or the Judge OF Fro
bate for said county of Edgar, as the law directs
JOHN w. RILEY, Admir-.
Paris March 20, 1882. Sat
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Taken Up
TOY John Reid, living Coxes Mill, in vermilien
- county, Illinois, an estray MARE, of the follow
ing description to wit Grey Mare Ia l2 hands high
eight or nine years DID, marks brands perceivable
Appraised twenty five dollars, by George Barnet and
John Barnet, before Corbin R. HUT, Esq, the 18th
day of Noxember, A. d. 1881.
Attest, A. WILLIAMS, Clerk, C. C. v. C.
March Is, 1882. 4-3t
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Public Notice

EIGiIC NOCICe
hereby given, that the undersigned has taken out
Letters of Administration Of the goods and chattes
rights and credits of Henry Stevenson, deceased and
qualified such administrator All persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased, hereby
notified and required to exhibit the same to me-
he court of Probate for the county of Vermion for
settlement within nine months from the date hereof.
JACOB LIES, Admir-.
Danvile, III. March 20, 1882. AT
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NOTICE
8-1y

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That will settle the estate
Il of THOMAS DELANY, on the first Monday in
July next All persons having claims against said estate
will please attend and have them settled.
JOHN GRAMMAR.
March 20, 1882. 2-4t
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NOTICE.
TAKEN UP

10y Rodom Kinner of Wabash county, Illinois, two
ID ES-TRAY MARES; one a dark iron grey, about
fourteen hands high supposed to be two years old
appraised to thirty dollars. The other sorre with
high long tall same age other marks or brands per-
ceyabeEappraised to twenty-seven dollars, BY John
Proctor and Samuel Fetnger before me, the 10th Dec
1881. ANDREW +. Df AN, j.. r.
AGONY attest, HIRAM BELL Clerk e. Z. Z. w. Z.
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NOTICE.

U SHALL attend the Court of Probate, at the Court
Il House in America, Alexander county, ON the first
Monday of May next, to make final settlement Of
the estate of CHARLES CLANTON, de ased where
all persons may attend if they see
JAMES H. RAWLAND, Admir-
March 8, 1882. AT
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STATE OF ILLINOIS, I &C.
JEFFERSON COUNTY,
ROBERT W,LKERsoN, C0mppt.) IN CHANcERY,
VS. xs. Dof,. FOR DIVORCE.

MARIA WILKINSON, DeI't.|
yHNIS day the said complainant, by scates, his
IL Attorney, and motion, and it appearing to the
Court by testimony, that the said defendant is non
resident of this StateTherere ordered that the said
defendant do appear the first day of the next term of
this Court to be holden at Mount Vernon, the 6rst
Thursday after the third Monday of September next,
and answer the compliments bill herein or otherwise,
the same will be taken for confessed And it is further
ordered that copy of this order be published for four
weeks successfully in public newspaper in this
State within sixty days hereafter. And the said cause
is continued until the said next term.
copy-teste,
3-4tl JOEL PACE, Crk C. C.J.C.
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HANDS LAY HOLD!

HANDS LAY HOLD!
INHE subscriber wants to employ TWO GOOD
- ST0NE NASONS, and three TENDERS,
to commence before the 10th of April For such
hands he will give good prices.
He also informs the citizens of Vandala and vicinity
that he intends to carry on the
Stone, Briclz, and PlasteIing Work,
which he will be done good the materials
will allow.
T. w. SHORT.
Vandalia, March 20, 1882. 2-4t