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FOR SALE.

1sxzA ON reasonable terms, a house
fsS and lot a fen rods north Of The
siS Academy. Enquire at This office
~ or Of Doct. I'm. .4ttoater.
Burlington March II, 1886.
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"HE SPRING FIELD FIRE IN
Il SUR.4NCE COMPANY, insure on
the most favorable terms, Dwelling Houses
Stores, and other buildings, Furniture,&
Merchandise of every description. against
loss or damage by fire. Application for
insurance will receive immediate attention.
WYLLYS LYMAN,
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NOTICE.

"HE subscribers have formed a copart.
l. nership in business, under the firm Of
Lemuet Curtis s. Co. at The old stand Of
Lemuel Curtis.
LEMUEL CURTIS,
CHARLES l. CURTIS.
Burlington, 10Th May, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-17
Linseed Oil for Sale.

THE subscribers have on hand Linseed
l. Oil OF the best qua lily and will be at
all times happy to supply Customers either
at their store on the west side ofthe Court
house squire or at the OIL mill at the Falls.
HIcKoK & CATLIN.
Burlington, March 10. 1885.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-06-17

A COMPLETE Stock of Gauze Lust
N ring and Satin Ribbons of all widths,
and comprising very rare and desirable
colors. Also Plaid andfplain Gro de Nap
Silks. Sewing Silk, Chinchella, ChalIy &
Ipsola Shawls. 4 doz. French and Swiss
worked Capes and Collars from 25 CTS. to
$40. Thread Musllns. Bnbb't Blonde ,Edg
ings and Inserting, "a French Prints and
Musllns, by
LEMUEL CURTIS & co.
June 8, 1886.
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J. II. PECK s. CO.
April 30, 1886.
Winooski Patent Block Man
ufacturing Company.

ufacturing Company.
TIME Directors Of this COMPANY res.
l. pectially inform their friends and the
Mara'ime public of the United States gen.
orally, that they have purchased the whole
of the establishment formerly known as
the Livingston Patent Block Machinery,
with all the extension OF the patent rights
recently granted by Congress to Thomas
Blanchard, Esq. the original inventor and
patentee, together with all the late i'm.
provements made and patented BY him.
They have manufactured and now offer
for sale a large stock of machine made,
solid, common and pushed Ships Tackle
Blocks, from 5 to 9 inches, and machine
made Plank Blocks, from 7 to l6 inches,
and other articles OH reasonable terms.
They further inform the public that they
have made arrangements for removing
their machinery from New York to the
site Of a new mill with an 90 horse power
water wheel built expressly to receive it,
at Burlington, Vt. in the heart of q coun
try Astounding with the finest and best Of
timber for their purpose--whence they iD
tend sending to the New York market a
large, constant, and regular supply Of these
and other articles in the Block making
line. They further add that it is then
intention to increase the machinery so as
to meet the present and future demands o
the blockmaking trade and maratime public
throughout the United States.
This Company has lately peer %incorpo
rated by the State Of Vermont with a larg,
capital expressly for this purpose.
A large discount will be allowed to TIT
trade, and a liberal discount to ship chand
le'es and others. HOrders addressed / t,
: William Serrell, superintendent a, lb'
company's Office and Store, No. "a Sou,I
street. N. York, will meet due attention
, Burlington, 2lst March. 1886.
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.Ne,v .Ar1ivNJ.

ov CU oHX7JTUCs
NNHE Subscriber has received from the
~ Grand Island a large Assortment OF
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Crockery,
Hard ware and
5 tOneW ware,
which he is anxious to sell at a small ad
vance from cost
.4LSO
25 Barrels fine Salt,
25 Bushels Herds Grass Seed,
SO Bushels Peas,
90 Bushels White Beans,
so Bushels Wheat,
500 lbs Ball Batter,
1000 lbs Smoked Shoulders and
600 lbs Smoked Hams.
SIDNEY BARLOW.
Burlington April Is, 1886.
PAPER HANGINGS.
A LARGE and splendid assortment just
IN. receivd from the manufacture & for sale
by S. E. HOWARD,
Mays.
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GROCERIES,.

ENHE subscribers have received during
~ the past week fresh supply o
Hyson, Imperial, Bohea, Hyson Skin and
Young Hyson Teas; Coffs. brown and
loaf Sugars. Pepper, Spice, Ginger Cloves
CASH &c, which will be sold on the best
terms.
LIMuEL CURTIS &Cu.
May ~ 1886.
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TINE CHRISTIAN LYRE, a collection of
Hymns and tunes adapted tor social wor.
ship, prayer meetings, etc. with supplement,
for sale by SMITH & HARRINGTON.
March 3.
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BONNETS.

nNE case more fine English Straw
" Bonnets,this day received by the SUBJ
.cribers LATHROP g. POTWIN.
June 10.
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DRAWERS adapted to various occasions of
l. Social worship, for which provision is
not made in the Book Of Common Prayer, BY
Bishop Griswold. For sale by
SMITH & HARRINGTON.
March 3.
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PORTFOLIOS, with and without
Il Locks and Keys, at the Voriety Shop.
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
April 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

From the New York Journal Of Con.
merce. we learn that the ship John Tsy'
lor has arrived a, ,ha, port, bringing Eus'
lish papers TO the 30.h OF August.
They contain the important news Of
the dissolution of.he French Ministry 90
the 25,h OF August, in consequence Of .
difference with the King on the quessiou
Of Spanish Intervention. All tho
members retired except one.
The King was opposed TO intervention,
on the ground Of proesafrom sss Nords
syn Powers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

BY the arrival. a, New York. Of the
ships Ajax and Erie, London and Paris
papers have been received TO the 24ih
Aug. They contain nothing new Of i'm.
Partance. except a few items Of in.elli.
gence from Spain.
Among these is sn!announcemen, Of the
death Of NJ. Raynevsl, French Ambas
sador At Madrid until abou, two months
since, when he solicited his recall. II is
said that he will bs succeeded by Mar.
sh4 Molilor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

nan Of gold and silver Do nOIsl II il III
N sFreF. . nisesheePlOn, delusion.-
We are IN rish shea we pnSsrss sIshin
oarselsrs The means &C SECURING wssllh.
We hase noPoOr. exsepnng The idler and
The drunkaEd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

The whole number of saw mills in
Name are computed BY the Portland Ad-
yerIiser to amour, to from 1900 TO 5000.
The town Of Rons alone has 900.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

The Columbia Hive Of lhe let inssani'
mentions a. another llluslraiioa Of The de-
prasiEy of he age. he marder of MajaT
Bsrkley. shsn6 q Fsirheld disHieL. South
Carolina. Mf. B. wss eslled on 10 srrest
no individuals. Bailey and Archibald
Heming. whs were behaving rioiously IN
The piazza Of M'Msslers whom they uenI
10 sssaulL Mr.. y. uss stabbed While In
The SCI Of dischsrging bis Official dusies.
The Heminss are represented ss men Of
-nsiian like character. ME. B. sas an
amiable. enlerprising and useful citizen,
and has lefl wife 10 delicate situation.
and seven sons and = daughter, all mi.
nors. --<~ .-@
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14
UNITED STATES BANK.

The New York Times slsles lha. The
Secretary Of The Treasury has appointed
Commissioners lo investigate the affairs
a. tie lals United Slslrs Bank. with q
siew ID The disposal Of the seven millions
If stock in il belonging 10 The United
Slslss. "a.
The following additional informalian
On this subject is contained in the Phila-
delphia Unilrd States Gazette Of yesser-
DAY: sis.
"a committee. consisting Of Come
lius w. Lawrence. Of New York, John
White. OF Baltimore. and Henry ID. Gil.
pin. Il Philadelphia. has been appointed
BY The Secretary or The Treasury Of The
United Slalrs 10 confer with the United
STATES Bank relative TO the transfer Of the
stock which the Government holds IN The
hsak. whose charter expired on The 9Th
March last Those genIlemen are in con.
sullalion at presens in This city with .
committee from The bank. These lnqui.
ries. We suppose. will Involve all lhe mat
lers in dispute between The government
Of The Bank snd the Treasury Of he Uni.
led States" Nat. htei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

We ore informed that The Commission
en sppoinIed BY The Secretary Of the
Treasury, and the commiiiee Of Diree-
tors Of The Bank u The U. s., adjourned
his morning. to meet again Of an early
Day. II has been suggested by . morn
ing paper. 10 the interest Of Mr.. Van
Buren,. that the stock Of the bank mus,
have been very valuable o. the iermina.
lion OF lis charter. if We remember
Alright, no very long time has elapsed
since the bank wss represented BY the
Van Bnren press ~ insolvenL and unable
10 relurn It's stockholders an equivalent
fW their original investment We have
been informed that the bank is ready TO
account with lhs Government for is stock
Al The rate Of Sill ~ for each share. The
periods nf payment, 20 in the case III 9th.
sr shareholders. 70 be regulated BY the
gradual winding up Of the affairs Of The
inslilu,,oa. Nai. Gd.sits
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-14

COio,izafion.-1'he African Pepusi.o-
~ for Septsmber has reached ps. |, 10
full Of encouragement. in the evidences
afforded on every hand that the good
cause 10 prospecting and 10 prospect
Auxiliary societies are sprinsing up in
every direction. and the donations. sub
scIipuons. and collections ol nancy. are
most liberal The receipt. OF The New
York Colonization Society. from The
18th july last, amour, To 3.l29 dolls. SO
cents, mostly from collections 10 various
churches on the 9Th Of JUly. The sub
scrptl"ns during the same period. a. vet
unpaid, amount To 1000 dollars and up
ward. The receipts of the American
Colonization Society from the 20lh Of
June to The 2l.i Of July amounted 10
1890 dollars, principally obtained BY
1T. Gurley. during his tour through the
western and southwestern states. These
receipts are independent Of those oblslned
by the Maryland and Phlladelphia socl.
elies,
The Repository announces The beques,
OF Two legacles 10 the parent society; one
Of thousand dollars by the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Coli. Of Erie. Pennsylvania,
and the other, $50 dollars. by the Hon.
Benjamin TsIlmadge. late Of LiIch6sld,
Connecticut.
Two expeditions for Africa with emf.
grants are announced for the next two
months: one from Wilmington. n. C.,
Tor Liberia. in November. by the Amer.
can Colonization Society, the other for
Cape Palmas, by the Maryland Society,
on the 18Th oI 0cluber.
An auxiliary society has been organic.
ed at Louisville. KY; and anulher .,
Lexington. Other auxiliary societies in
thai state. already organized, have been
stirred up To active rxertion nv the pre-.
sence and etforls of Mr.. GurIey. and the
first fruit has been a remittance Of one
thousand dollars to The parent society BY
the Kentucky Colonizatlon Society,"
Meetings have been held in various parts
oi the state, at which grea, zeal was dis.
played, and determination evlnced no,
10 rest or relax from exert,on; in VOID,
the cause was never more prosperous.
". j. Com. .7dv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28
g7ersy Thousand Dollars:
Nirr,nia State Lottcry. CIass No. :.

Virginia State lottery, Class No. :,
For the benefit Of the Mechanical Benevolent Soc!e y
OF Norfolk,
70 be drawn Al Alexandria, Va. Nov. 2Gtll. 1886.
Capilals-$IO,G00: $l0.GU0. s 5000. $1,000, $500,
-. coo, 81 900. 81 800, = Of 81. 800, 8 Of 81 800, , Of
$3.50: leo prizes Of $500, 100 Of $500, rs Of So 0,
&c. &c,
4 Certificate Ola package cf - whole tickets will be
sent Cor $40; package Of halves so; quarters S35.
D.. NJ. IOYT,
Richmond, lG.
In ali Lotteries for sale BY the package or single tickle t,
BY the ail-lucky HOYT, .
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
OF the Eagle: who has and is now aoling more CAPITAL
Prizes than any other vender in the ktIpn world.
n. Orders in all cases strictly confidential,
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States, by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash OF prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the same prompt attention as personal appli-
cation, and the result given (wIlen re!ucstcd) im.nedi-
ntely after the drawing-if addressed 10
Oct. % [E-1tJ D. NJ. HOYT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28

WAsuISGras, Sept. =, 1880
SIR: | send enclosed some propositions OF Wast'S om
tc9 the apDroacIIiug Presidential election, "'''c" Wv
will please TO have Published IN tHe "ione, = -
ti.anirnt. three times Il week until tn" Isl oil !fG'enioti'
shorId any person call to take up any OF the wagefS: P,s'Se
send for mo. ltesPccuu'E'
Editor Of the Glc5s.
.o.oi.o I'm. The editors Of ;he federal papers arc
nov making tables based upon their lies ao3ut s,r 1 Sr
elections, 10 show tie probability OF lhslI or!eI!m: Nr
Van Hn.cr fer the Presidency. on' eu''" - 49, o,cs
Van Eurcn II electoral votes on, oil -; ""o'"Ii H. .ca
him -, Blu, Dull Green, thinking q SUPPOSE es So.
.:,ohtes' too harcGiced, published IN me rirs,%pH ", W.
ycste r!ay. 4 .ahlc prepared By iiI'xe'!: vi n"; we
which. he says: sin presenting tie i"ito"'"E !, r;von will
10 Il with The utmost confidence that the result S!Ne' "ni
l.. realized. II is formed upon 4 thorough lin !"n ;,
examination Of The state OF parties 1T tMc u o"N pn,onr "a
Jh;s tnhle riyes Harrison 100, White ~. van n",tn .a'
and Webster Il. electoral Vo'cS: "a" l"S
mining -. as doubtful. ,oh,Ir 10.
lie YES these editors; and, further, that tAcy ~" ADa "o,.,
M,yscircs. / Will do It with one OF tHc'r own .a'a' 49,
"A wager; and the best one iley use, t''' ~ i"
often sincere when they oilcr II. ;o,s
'rIor In vc claimed all the States where III" '''c''"''
have recently taken place; they have elaine" W. ." - -
,;o, Of The Union: and they have Gaitncd a II ,Jo'"J W
III. United States, for their candidates. r.r:..
norv o!iII them The following "a9'F"' 5'i.c v 49,. 49,.
,I,.; must accept, j! they believe any part "i ";'a' '"E
have said. r., c,-a or, I'D
kt.s'rrn States. where e!CCticii' 49, 'N'>''
.h'.o r,,nclv. Kentucky. Indiana, Illinois. Missouri,
H%.rib Carolina. Alabama. Louisiana, and A'hI-'>'aS; '""'
yon Brrcn r., ccivps he electoral vote ni Inc %: G.
u will bet $50 that iIAEmtsoE: WnirEara WEE
,rrr ,rill not rcl more electoral votes III tie We" M
i,nt States than Mr.. V. BuR~s: $500 that tii2y al i''
.mr more in tie Middle States, namely, n. !oT';. y .,Gf-
: Sow. pcnnevlvarla. Delaware and Maryland. lSan AT
". Erriy: $3.50 that they will nct -at llor III .hc
western States, namely. kcntnc5y y. Ohln, H~.chiEaii'
Indiana, Illinois, ana Missouri, than NJ. vs. hr&f%
anI ca5O that tlrv wil! not yet more III the ~ utlcrn
S,o,r. iurluGiro ali liz States Of the | lion that have
moi been named herein. than Nj. NhS ErnEN.
Sd. | will bet 81 $50 ihat Mc. VAS br"rN VII! ne
elected President OF the l.. :. al the ensuing election:
S1,0 That he rot. driilc rs ma"s cicclora! v".'s rs tiAH-
! E;sc*: :&2-Ml ;::2l lie nc.3 three times rs ma"y?=' WHITE
500 that ..c ITS four times as many IS NE'S:'f; ana
! 800 that liz g"ia twenty-five electoral "o'ta li;'fc '!'"'
ali three Of ti:cm.
The money to be deposited in the Ban. Of 'i:" Alr'F"po'
lis in this CI'y.
Those wlo are prepared To take any o. IL" alloy" va
rcrs. wi! pleas. cal! ut this Office iur the aLvcr:;*r:.
October ! f"-'"E'
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POETRY.
SI.l NA.l9.
ry 7. g., WHITTIER.
=,
MUCH YET rEwAINsrN''>:

ny J. c. WHITTIER.
Biz! III thy trcS;Cs, ne @utisui na@' ,u,,,
Gf brown il the shallow, I9H S"'' -: AVN,
E,cu .hou! r!lri: delicate i''@''r ~ r,-,ru s,Ure--
O'nr 4 isrr.,,.. m.J:c ;"f" ''''" 'tr
S?ar!' = '"0 80: ',.,..s..c.s NY sGii wre"'"'"s ''"
$500 .,,,,, or he miro: - t'ioMn,
,"J, f. f,cn 81 az aa-". ID i!,'''"1 >"
Jn,n,,frl ere lure II "d"'' ~ ""sh..
~ H -, 49," .hc.S = iyciir: l'ni H"' E"nE"t
.ni m: .irdiirc i.:;. II t"i"e o!V
W. ac,y.r +. c.iil ih"T Il" INSET S9""'
m.r-,w5v-thcr&1 danger her,
him r!.!a,ua. - 5H"'.' - htl''
cct,.,Ix AMI sraEcn. =: ~: .'.s GO
G"n,ytS an ,EY io:rI:I"-s >co'h'Gi'! ....
SS : ~ b,mi.a ~luos.-with ia h"'a2n "Fea"'
r.. stands b. si,c IIcc,-i!!c .'''i't'' oh"'''
ri,-bu, alas II. w;i! !ciio" sill, ..;,.
i:f,o n,nun-i-n; ,.::u" hr"c:;h ~! VII
- - "oan.iry ~wa!k-ia ~. mi!.iEht SLEEP
49,; a. ihy heel - IL ,hat pHAn;"ra Keep:
sill on ,hiac -. shait has w!''srciS pc
Wu-,ha, snch vhur:'n' s''on'a ''''o" '''
/, the i..E,c.! hail. %ac!e ne di''cc'5 90
J;xn tcs..:rYi spirits :" aud 10; .,
w - Inv i,r ar.a. 4'am~c il thy stainless w"'''
Xix. iyu-y + .ihc&i in sill! ';sooh !i%"';
srIno: ca" s!G:i" tho i'o!S Ky .
Ha,b . clearer :ict: that !''!' H"" 0'"SF!''
q, ,h.,-.e,rn ;!.cn-hc viii :c!io'S thcc:
49, inc rinui, follows the bark 1t Sc"
/, H.. solicited ii.h.-!n he turning "In.".-
r,w:i is 81 ilineicyc liz Dead cola S,TTrn.n.
III chill OF his breath m Thy cheek sF7!' !"s''
Al Inv wprn, blood ,i.inksr :um his iey Eager.
And yo, there ) hope. Ermbrace 1t COW,
Will IL, >a.i /, r"HE @slr'"E brow. IN
,yaiii. III; rc:.: = re,h--whi.c It's feelings still
GuyL, clm:.g% .hc r5-n:'cG nUi:i"it 'i.i-
tuJ ,hy sn.;i"s "s re - III" a'Es" at sr''"s'
q rcc,i,- u.i Ltc.s!a- rac!. Breathing tii"s'
,ysoa the afrr car.s Of III: shall conc,
;ti,sn tie sr shall wider js!occ lis bloom,
N,acn thy >oal IL sisE .: the ~c"'rittrS'
And c!.ln.ciui II ,hi"as nj hn..An hijss;
t.! the weary to:qcr II 5i;-"'c' .cr!i1s
tive. icy Le;5i a. :re Is stealing.
Thor, fyLea ;hy z?;i; is ,ucaei aSoyc,
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NEXT BEST SCiEEN E-2iTn NOVEMBER.
:, snaa. G.E1Ga, I'D .t1Shaa. sEH.stEG.

Tickets SIN, halves 5 quarters -.
Cert!fca!r* vii! be- forwarded for ~;ri->-SI!a'"S n
proportion.
: Tickets by The Tack age or singh Tickle; in al! Lotto.
RIGS. kept constantly 10 r sale. and ~ill IN all cases he sold
at ~ iow rates as ca Il be- purchased %! any vcndcr IN
"G:anh Capitals q $50, GEO. 50 $40. 2oc s!o,co go. Of
:alG,i@H. have accn sold wlthiu L f." :!"n'h&. and ali
tad. is rs;li. st For .une'a Lounge. ." BIGGER,
" no has sold and pad more Capital Prizes ti!an any
other vcndrr III The :. States.
- Orders. ~ "~>ctGlorr. inr"t The r:"sL proinr. and
confidential at:rnt ion. ana IN al! cases iM. original
(Maua-cr - T!rkc IS and Shares will ne forward d: con-
srcncnJiv not Ink i: 30 any mistake o. dispute. Tic
Ca%d !hr Ill Capt.; :. Prizes can &c had ~ uS"a! It: sight,:
the nl"uirml the 4 ,.Hinss a" received.
Il. Please address TilONNS +. BIGGER.
Garner oIg"s'lc ihc !%'gic Nct't,
IL Ali kinds q; rncu7Tt ut Htoa,y ;rr.ht 1T
DIGGnES EXCHANGE.
Oct. - IL
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E'EfYw GR0xsnnaS EeGHWi'Ss
NJ LOOK AT THIS,

Alexandria E4odEcEy, Glass 52.,
To be drawn at Alexandria, D.. c., Thursday, Nov. -
Rch md Spicndid Schcmc'
$4,000. ::2n:o00! s&l0.G00. $4,000! $1,000. $3.50.
$1,000: - 800! S2,0G0!
81 Prizes Of 900 dollars each,
50 :" 800 doiiars each.
30 - 30 dollars each!
81 prizes Of 300 dollars.
Whols tickets only $40: halves s.; quarters 81 80.
Certificate Of Il package Of % whole tickets in tlis
,uaap;hcent schemc, may lie had for 40 do!lars-raciln-
ccs of halves and quarters in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-10-28

- ) d. ShNNAf, Boohjindcr. BOOkEcHcr and StA-
" o tion,r, offers for sale, at his Bookstore, Richmond
virginia, publications in every department Of literature,
r~"lr.";ur Hebrew. Greek, Latin. Italian, French. : pan
ISL. German and English School Books; also. Icger@;
journals: dag. iarni,c. order; letter, cash. bill, bank,
sli2*. receipt, pass. check and mclnorandnm books I'M
prg:.I. saner royal. royal, medium, dcini, ioh!acap. folio
pest. bank post, folio aud quarto. Bath post, walct lined
pos. hot pressed, gilt edged. black edged, thin laid: thick
and thin wn.c Ga.rtu pest, English, French and AIncri-
cen cartritrc paper. for post Offices all kinds of draw
i"a paper India Iith paper; traciag, tissue and ivory
payer: ir1nHon:rrs paper: colored ana fancy paper,
grunge, hlmc. PINK, .tcen, scarlet: yellow, gold anu
silver. embossed morocco and cOInrcd, Dutch metal, mar
BIZ. a?oti"carics'. blue and French 'inarto post glazed
~larc!*.
~l.ugI!sh. Dutch, American quilts crow quilts ready
made pens; steel, geld and silver pens.
Gold sp,n@led. green, blue, yellow, brown. red, black
sca!ins wax red: black, letter, note, pea and notarial
w.irrs.
Ink powder ana ink pen knives. parchment: desk
knives. and al kinds o. stationary I'll kinds OF draw
ing and painting instruments; pocket books, checks; bills
Of iading, and Al! other mercantile blanks; musical instru.
mcnls: mathematical Instruments.
Il. -. S. hegs leave TO inform the puoiic that his stock
Of paper, which has recently been selected by hlmpolf in
the Northern towns, is, as ne couccives. The cheapest lot
ever purchased by him: his English and French paperis
particularly handsome and cheap-his blank book paper
is Of the best quality that can be procured.
Having all extensive Bookbinding Establishment Al
tacled 10 his store, he is prepared 10 rule and bind 10
order, merchants account books and record books IOr
county Courts. Old books rebound, and bookbinding
in al! its varieties OF elegance ana Pia'nncss, executed
OF the most moderate terms.
The facilities afforded Il. d. S.. Of procuring foreign
publications.. enables him to furnish to order all books
published ia England, France, Germany, or any other
pats Of Europe, with the utmost possible dispatch, and
a. 4 small advance on the cost.
SpCc!ac!ca TO suit all eyes-new glasses Tilted IN
frames, and spectaclcs repaired.
October 1S II-6t