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Bureau County, according TO the return Of the
census just taken, has a population of 5,2S7.
A correspondent Of the Hcnnepin paper however
states that plumber o. families were omitted in
taking the census, and that, in the opinion Of
good judges, the present population of Bureau
county is not less than 6o00. This would near
" be doubling since 1910. -L.-- LII ~. n
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Far fLs FIRE. Trader.

a. Do our farmers know that there is ea'"
marketa at Peru for anos, every article oi pro-
duce they have to sell Wheat, pbrs.eoIn,o pats
barley, potatoes, butter, Sc. find ready market
there for cash. and, We Should think. at better
prices than farmcrsreal'zc after drawing those
articles 10 Chicago. We have not scale "f Inc
Peru prices. hut as freight will undoubtedly h'
low in spring, they ought to be within ten OF NJ
teen per cent, as high as the St Louis prices
which have during the season kept up with those
of Chicago. "
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The ST. Clair Banner contains a com.
munica,ion. under the signature Of "a
Friend to Gen. Semple," in which the
writer states thar although Gen. Semple
"does not wish TO be candidate for 90.
vernon Of Illinois, vet rather than the de.
mocralic party should be distracted, he
will consent that his name should be
used" Qf5 l..' H' .''""l i3 T.,
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Money


/ The "W isconsin Marine and fire Insurance
/ Company" Milwaukee, an institution tina, ne,e'
had N existence. aud is bot an imposing name
for George Smiths broker shop in Chicago, has
put out d batch of new issues, Of which The fol.
lowing is u copy; ...H -s.
cAr,rAL 100000. IvcoRroa.rEn, 1889
Wisconsin Marine and Fire insurance TO.
Cashier Of George Smith q Co., Bankers. Chi-
ergo, H.. pay on demand Five Dollars. "a
7H0s. Webster, or order, and charge fhis tn>iHu.
hon. t..-. .Mhcaukie, l5!h Sept. 1870.
ALrN. mitchell, See'y. Gko, SMITH Pr'sf.
Along the end OF this bill, upon the lines of the
vigne,,e. are stamped in faint cooE and hardly
readable these imporan, words
".Aecepted, payable in current bank
bills. Geo. Smith g. Co."
The upshnt Of this is, that Mr.. George Smith,
broker in Chicago, who is in himself the Presi,
dent, directors, cashier stcckholcrs-in shor, all
there is Of this Wisconsin Marine and Fire lnsu.
rance Company, and who has for four or five
years flooded the country here with his promises
to pay, has suspended pecie payment He may
or he may no, be breaking-nobody knows or
can find out; or he may have a LOT Of Canada, or
Michigan, or Ohio motley on hand, bought up
at five to ten per cent. discount, which lew
Chicago merchants, his "most ohsequous, will
agree to take as "cuucnt funds" shaving their
customers So as not TO be the losers themselves,
and Mr.. Smiths design may be TO get up run
on himself aud then redeem bis paper, which he
has passed oil a, par, in these "currcn! funds,
thus making a shave nf five to ten per cent. on
his own circulation; or Mr.. Smith may have a
dozen Of these little swinJing schemes IN view.
One thing is certain, bis object, whatever 1t may
he. is not an honest one. If his "cunenI bank
bills" are OF good banks, they can command the
specie, and he can as well redeem his checks in
specie as in them, aud f,hcy are not bills Of good
banks, bis object must be to shave or swindle.
And another thing is certain, no man can touch
one Of the checks Of which we have given copy
above, and &c, it redeemed, without being either
shaved or swindci. This should be enough to
put every man on his guard, aud to keep lin
from touching this George Smith trash with even
a pair Of tongs. The farmers who sell their pro-
duce in Chicago, and whom only this scheme is
n,ended to fleece, and through whom only this
trash can get afoat, must, in justice to themselves
and the community, refuse TO take dollar of it,
aud thus keep i, out Of circulation. ....... ..
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Fridays Boston Pos, contains the lee.
,ure "l Caleb Gushing. in that city on
oregon.-We shall give summary ofil,
and should be glad 10 publish entire This
"eahuid, patriotic. and exceedingly able
address" as the Post Justly calls il. |,
is strong and logical argument. and, in
a condensed form, presents clearly The
Impotence of The British claim, and the
perfect claim OF the United States to the
~hofe OF Oregon LIST, in our own right ;
IDLY, under Spain, and 3dly, under
France. He thinks the existing panic ON
HE subject as idle as il is Incompetent
slble. and has not the faines, apprehen.
sion OF the immlnence of war with Grea,
briialn-confdent, that when, If ever i,
wlll cease only with the utter expulsion
OF her power from America. We thank
Mr. Gushing for his deeply interesting
and .7meriean exposition of this grea,
question. On Texas he was true TO his
coun'ry-on Oregon, he will win new
laurels for his devotion to American
righis.-Richn. Enquir.
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Horticultural ProduetS Of the UeSt.--
rhe abundance which this year has pour.
I ed on, from the resources of The West,
seems 10 as,onish our friends Of the ster-
/ lie hills and sandy plains of the East
I II they could see the countless number Of
teams in our streets. loaded with pork
wheat, -four. &C., and see the herds which
roam our prairies in mid summer. our
store.houses filled. and our vessels load
ed 10 the waler's edge, they would think
il was good sigh, for sore eyes and hun
CRY bellies. And this is only one OF the
scores of places where these rich pro-
duets of the earth are sent off 10 the cas-
tern market by the steamboat load daily.
Said the Albany Journal a few weeks
ago: 1.-The canal in this State is iasked
to its utmost capacity with boats. An
intelligent lorwarler, who has been con-
s,antly on the tow-pa,h for the las, fifteen
years, ard who knows pretty accurately
the extent Of the means for amoylng
property, and with whom the writer ira
veed on Monday of last week, gave 1t as
his opinion that there were then at least
tvo hundred thousand barrels OF flour
ahoa, between Buffalo and Albany. He
counted within the distance of len miles
east of Utica seveniy-iive boats, seventy
three of which were loaded wholly or in
part with flour. Eyerylhpq in the shape,
form, or semhlance of canal boa, has
been in motion. An en,crprising miller
at Rochester, ioreseeing the exigency that
occurred, purchased an acre Of old scows
that lay sunk in the basin, and now has
dozen Of them employed in the trans
poraiion of -four. Daily Nems.
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One hundred ladies' of the city of
Washington have subscribed SIS each. 10
be expended in the purchase Of wood 10
be distributed among the poor during The
approaching winter. This is gener-
Gus act.
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Uhat is oil his hue and cry about ?
The onion newspaper has only re.
pea'ed villa, the democratic national con,
ven''on resolved at Baltimore, in MAY
last relative to Oregon, IN these
words - ...H'EGt 'H.s oh. M.
Resolved, That our title 10 NE
UHOLE Of The territory of OREGON is
clear and objectionable that no por.
ton OF the same ought to be ceded ia
England or any other power, and tha, the
reoccupa'ion Of Oregon and the reannex.
anon OF Texan, a, the earliest prac,ica.
bic period. are American measures, which
this convention recommends 10 the cor.
dial support Of the democracy Of the
Union" . ....
We voted for the above resolution in
the convenlion--we agree with The I'M
ION IN lis course upon this subjec, now.
Mr.. Richie has done his duty like fear
less, faithful sentinel since lie has been
upon the wa,chtower at the capital of his
country, and his years of pas: fidelity
and his present services merit, and will,
we doubt not, receive, an expression OF
the gratitude and confidence of the demo-
crazy of the United States through lis
representatives in congress. Wha, con-
siiuenis will representatives must effect,
or receive the brand of unfai,hful SER
wants. .. l.|. ',t
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We hope ,ha. the following extract,
from the Fredericksburg Herald, may
prove to be incorrect. The Baltimore
papers make no mention Of il :-"'l'hc
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Difference S64 90

.n...I s.. 9.| Difference S64 %
TO save Two dollars and fifty cents, the
price Of This paper one year, he has lost
sirty one dollars and fly cents-enough
to purchase 100 lbs. of coffee at 0 cents
200 lbs sugar at 8 cents one barrel Of
molasses at 40 cents per gallon f; 2 sacks
of ground alum salt at 81 so each /; 10
bushels Of Kanawha sal, at so cents per
bushel; 3 pieces Of calico, "a yards.
at IL cen,s-and then leaving six dollars
and fifty cents for pin money!
We have no doubt tina, many o.hee
splendid operations of this character have
been made by farmers who though. they
were TOO poor TO take newspapes.-
Sangaa,o Jcwnd. .sYA ~ " lsNS-
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Our Tile 10 Oregon.

Albert Gallatn, places, as we learn by
an article in the New York Evening
Post, our right 10 Oregon on the follow
ing grounds:
The frs, discovery Of the Columbia,
by Gray; the first exploration Of the
territory through which the river flows,
by Lewis and Clarke, and the establish
ment Of the first posts and settlements
in the said territory, by citizens of the
United States. t.I.H.i"
The virtual recognition by the British
government Of the title of the United
States, in the restitution Of the post near
the mouth Of the Columbia agreeably 10
the first article of Tie treaty Of Client
without any reservation or exception
whatsoever. .rs ..t .t.... q.
The acquisition BY the United States
Of all the titles Of Spain, which titles
were derived from the discovery and ex-
ploralion of the coasts Of the region in
question, by Spanish subjects. before they
had been seen by the people of any other
civilized nation. ..t I r| Hn..l
And, lastly, upon the ground of CONT
guilty, which should give TO the United
States a stronger righs to those terrific
ries than could be advanced by amy other
power. yu ...t ..I4 .g .Jfb
Mr.. Calhoun, if we remember rightly,
has admitted the perfect validity of our
title; and, Mr.. McDufie pronounces II
one Of the clearest ever made the subject
of natio.al controversy, TO say nothing
Of similar expressions on part OF Messrs-
Clay, Adams, Rush, and many others
who have had occasion to discuss tho
point. ......... ...., ,i.fg s.sfe
False Economy.--A farmer oil ihis
county, last week, bargained ofhls whoie
crop of wheat, 400 bushels, at 0o cents q
bushel, That farmer does not take mo
papers. On Wednesday last 66 cents
would have been given for his wheat. See
the effects of his operation; 4 20 e..ls
400 bush. wheat a, GO els, 264 90
do do v do so do 200 90
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DIR, DAVIS, OF Indiana, was elected speaker Of
the House Of Representatives of the L. s He
received l:0 votes on the first ballot, which elec.
ted him. .. .'.fti- '.. p.
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vcation al facon on the LIST inst, aud appointed
Silas Ramsey and J. NJ. Pride delegates to the
convention for the nomination of candidates for
governor and lieutenant governor. They recon-
mended thar the convention be held OF Spring.
field on the ed Of February next. lI... ...
Our old friend JoHS r. JoSys, quondorl editor
Of the Peoples Friend" at Covipgion, Indisna,
has taken hold of the "Wes,ern Sun" at Vim
cennes, through the columns of which be will
hereafter enghlen The public. Three years ago
the democrats Of Fountain county sent Mr.. Jones
to the legislature, and very active, industrious,
and faithful representative he made. At the end
of his term be sold out his "Frend" al Coyinr.
ton, and gave up, as he said, the tolls and 'ribu.
latons of an editorial life forever to seek his for.
tunes in a less thorny path. But, as he truthful.
" remarks, the "ways Of a man are devious and
uncertain--wc know not to-day what Tomorrow
may bring forth" and accordingly we find him
again on the tripod, with clear conscience and
fine prospects, having faith that the future will
bring him rich harvest Of paying subscribers
We hapc his anticipations may oil be realized,
for he is deserving fellow and an able and pi.
quaint writer. goo. .'' '''..' ''
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The "W isccnsin Marine and Sire Insurance
Company" Milwaukee, an institution that never
had a existence and is bot an imposing name
for George Smiths broker shop IN Chicago, has
put out a batch Of new issues, of which The fol-
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son. They have Just cause to com plain
oil our long neglect in this particular, and
have, IN consequence, been compelled
Tor their own security, and protection, to
establish provisional government for
themselves. Strong in their allegiance
and ardent in their attachment 10 the Uni.
ted States, they have been thus cas-, upon
their own resources. They arc anxious
tina, our laws should DO extended over
them, and ! recommend tina, this be done
by Congress with as little delay as pos.
sible. in the iull extent 10 which the Brit
ish Parliament have proceeded in regard
10 British subjects in tina, territory, by
their &C. of July ID, 1921, "for regula-
ing The iur trade, and establishing crimi.
nal and civil jurisdiction within certain
parts OF North America by this ac,
Great Britain extended her laws AID ia.
rlsdlcslon civil and criminal, over her sub.
jec's engaged in the fur trade in ,ha, Ter.
rilory. BY il, the courts Of the proyipce
of Upper Canada were empowered 10
take cognizance of causes civil and Grim.
inal. Justices Of the peace and other ju.
dlclal officers were authorized 10 be an.
pointed in Oregon. with powcr,o execute
all process issuing from the courts of ,ha,
province and to ''sit and hold courts Of
record for the trial Of criminal offences
and misdcmeanors," not made the sub.
ject of capital punishment. and also Of
civil Gases, where the cause, Of action
shall not exceed in value the amount OF
sum or.wo hundred dollars" d oinrti
Subsequent ioths date Of tho ac, Of
parliament grant was made from the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
@. w. HEISK

ID ESPECrtULI.Y announces to- The Ladies' 81
3 1 Wheelrc that he has urened n new ond
'plendid stuck of rich Fancy Goods. part Of which
ne ennmcraicl heln,v.
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
Ca'bmorc Z, pmri Rob, = On uew article )Onbte,
CruSs over. striped and plain Cn,h'ncrcs; Cashmere
h'Ecussc; fumpadonrs; Munslin DE Lanes; Cross
over aud every other description of colored aud
black AlpGcas.
EVENING DRESSES.
Color Il aud Wine Embroidered Patisinn Robes,
e. beautiful atiicle) White Muslin Robes; Tnrle-
tens aud Suissos, al all kinds; very rich White aud
COl9tod Brocado S,lks.
SILKS.
P"uli IL Sole; Satin Striped. Brocadc. | u.iring and
Gm tie Suisse SiksOmbre. Enbroi erred aud Striped
Fancy SILKS.
SIIAWLS.
Pointed Casimers emb'd. Turkiri. Brrche, Sirs.
dilla. Black and mode cal'd Thihei (cmhd aud PLAIN
with silk Fringesl Damnsk. worsied. Omhre. IA.
byle, Dama,k Women md Mu~lin lie Lains Shaw Is.
FANCY GOODS.
Rich French worked Capes. Collars md Chcmi.
zeiies; French worked. Revere aud Hem Stitched
Linen Cambria lIsndkcrchisfs; Vel,e, edged mud
Satin Snshes for Bonnet Trimmiug-; New Style
Grape Scorfs; Long and half Long while. cold md
black Kid Calves; Bonnet Riblnns. Black and white
Silk Hose; Silk Fringes and Velvet Ribbons for
trimming dresses.
R-Ina few days he will opcn. in addition to The
above, a large stock oil Staple Dry Goods, for family
use. nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
LOOK 80 YOUR INTEREST!
.RY-GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER!

JOHNSTON ~ B~ERNYiiILL, have just receive
- ed n most heau'iiul aud well selected stock at
fancy and Staple Dfy Gprds. all III which they viii
80 nj such prices ns cnunri 'ail 10 please Ihc must
economical. Oar Stock consists in part of the follow
ing nriclcs. namely;
FOR LADIES' DREssEs-Merinocs. Alracn..
cashmere De LINES. Mousim de LANES. Fancy and
plain Silks ard Sltins, BJnbaZines. e;inghams.
Calicues aud shnwls Of every description, price
and quality. Also Ladies' CrnVals Of The latest style.
FOR GENTLEMEN-Clolhs, Cashmere. Sat-
iineris. yeslirg. lIsh Linen, Shifting. CravnIs,
Gloves AMI Coilurs, liosie y uf all kinds; D'mcstics
in eccordance. with several cases of Blankets Of all
sizes; Flannels Of every quality. width and prce.
Gents Lambs Wool. Silk and Merno Shirts and
Drawcts; ChilIren's Fine Merlnu Shirts.
TAKE NOTICE-We have always on our sec.
obd nyor th, largest AID hest selected stock Of
CARPETING
West Of The MounioinS. siiao OF winch nre oi ih'
latest mpouation. We invite the public generally
Ia give ~. n call. ~ we have not The lcosl dpub
hui that We ran save hem lte trouble Of lOO@Ini
el.cwhere for Cheap Goods.
RONNETS. RoSSErs BOnne'G AriyfciH FIeper'
A WORD TO THE HAT'rERS We have jus
received n fall assortment OF Furs and Trimming
Fur. Glazed and Cloth Cars. Ivy the Wholesale
"A word TO the wise IL sufficient Cali ~
JOHNSTON Il BERRYHiLL'S.
sen II ~ l3I Main ST. Wheeling.
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WHOLESALE ANN RETAIL
VARIETY STORE.
~ u T'E' 6 - ~ X ,
. SIDE UNION sTREET,

NORTH SIDE UNION STREET,
WHEELING, "a.
A RE- NOW OPENING q splendid Viue'y Of
"a GOODS. sucn as have not been before ionnd
IN his market.
Tber stock comprises every species 81 GOODS IN
he Varciy line. from the spalleis toys TO The inr'
rest and most valuable domestic ARTICLES
they are prepared to- snpp'y PEDLARS and
COUNTRY STORES with al goods ~ iheiT hne'
al loWer prices than they have ever before been
had Wesi Of Inc Nauntnins
BRASS CLOCKS.
a large ard splendid assortment for sale "hole'
sale M retail NJ manufarturcts' prizes.
The public Wll make money by calling and eE'
aiming our goods aud prices.
scp26 ELLIOTT q OKh
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BLANK BOOK, BLANK BOOKS, SO
JOAN ] HASM ELL.

JOAN ] HASW ELL,
sP BOOKSELLER. S'aliurr amt Blank Book
SIP Manufaciufer, Union Street, Wheeling
keeps constantly on hand ard manu- q
order Blank Account Books cf evtGy de>crIp-
iinn. MERCHANTS and o,hefs VINO are re-
gu ring New Book, c1n have lhem rHl'd "a
any pattern. aud bouad IN The most de>Irahi,
manner at1he >horPst notice, and warranted tC
give sat sfs clion.
STA1JLNERY in all its variety, suitable
Tor Mercnants, Banks end Publ'c Offices.
Al>u-A large aSsoi ,men, of Sch"ni, Class
cal, Theological Medical and Juvenile Book
NJ me vety Unrest prs e.. mar Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
SPLENDID NEW STYLES OF
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS!

FASHIONABLE DRY
"EORGE M'MURRAY would respectfully
u. calf the attention oi hs city customers 10 n
splendid stock Of Fashionable Il GOODS. now
opening, and for lle sake Of hTeviiy would enume-
rate a few. viz
FOR GENTLEMEN.
English and French super black cloths; do Chs
81 meres Black aud Fancy colnr-; Cassinere. Toile-
nett aud Merino Veslings. with oil kinds OF Tailors
Trimmings,
FOR THE LADIES.
Corcnues. u magnificent new article Tor Ladies
dress; New style MOuslin lie Lame do do; CASH
mere De Ecosse beautiful PATTERNS; Rep To d do
do; Imperial rich Giudlts aud Tassel cad for dress
SEES; Splendid Buttons with varIegaied Gimps do d.;
n new article ri La Polka; Insertngs very nperi'r;
Rich Bonnet Ribluus cnurcly new; Jafiiin Edge;
Blk aud lanry coi'd plain. fe'd nmd baird AlTncas,
SINGER Silk War; de-; C"hurgh cloth; Bnbhin nni
Thread Edgings; new s,lc Ear'sl'n. French mud
Manchester Creham- Striped, Taiieton and bnrr'd
hlnslms; Black qnd hlne Black Mrrino Yarn lnr
Ladics' II Lose. with a general stock Of PunIs ,ChIniz;
&c.
ALSO-FNlra suprr Gunpowder. Imperial and
P~owshong Tens; Rio aud Lngnyra COFFEE
1000 q of Culipn Yarns. Coveret Yarns
carpet chain, while md al colors; for sale exceed
inely low ny GEORGE M'MCRRAY.
oct I 3m MaikJi Square.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-01
NE VIZ FALL GCCDS

Beng lhe second supply Inis season. and los quan'i-
~ and aualuy We believe cannui he cKceIlei in
his city. We have CLOTHS al nil the varInns
cnnIs, quniit Is AID pfires Cuss'meres. Situneis,
Jeans. Iinscy-. Ker,ets. TVeej~, &c. Our .tock al
GeHlc men's Var " v",v in'rc god CON, le @,
LADIES GOODS
OF every Kind. sucn "s Go-"rer's. M"uslin de
LINES. Plain and Fancy. Flg'd aud striped Silk;
and he most extensive stock of ALP NCAS. Of eye-
~ style aud quality. which we ran ,ell very much
cheaper than ever before; also. Cal Goes, Ginghams.
Entllth and French Merinoes. Orleans cloth. Bon
nets aud Bonnet Silks aud Velveis, Ribbons. Flow.
ers, Gloves. Hosiery. nnd The greatest quantity Of
SUAWLS of every DESCRIPTION. We invite all Ia
call aud see our sock. as ~ believe we have al
vantage. for buying equal To ANY otkef house. and
we pledge ourselves To sell goods ss lows as they
can lie bought IN the civ.
oct, | sENsENEY & RHODES.
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JOAN X %u0TSFORD.

NO ~, WATER ST. WHEELING.
IA AS Just received from ihe East a very
a large snl general assortment OF l. ouoRs,
.SseARs, TOBACCO, GRocEniEs, &C, among which
are
. half pipes seigneu s. Dupeey's 4th proof
Brandy;
I ar cask old Hennessey dol
| hall pipe Holland Gin, ~fagorite brand;
l or cask Port Wine, superior quality;
ar DO Madeira do, do do;
B COZ MuScat Wines;
3 do Clarct do first qualify;
8 10 Cherry CognaC, superior quality;
6 do Lemon syrup;
2 do WEST India Pepper Saucej
5000 Regain Seghts;
1000 Imperial Cazadorcs do;
$1,000 Principe do, lst, % asd 81 qualities;
A large qnanuly Of half Spanish and Com
mon dn;
30 gross Golsh's M9tohes;
TOBACCO. a large and general assortment
OF The most tayotitc brands;
Mrs Millef's hne cot TUhacco;
SOAP. Every description and quality, manu-
iactured by L Hyde & Sons, Bait more;
20 drums Figs;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
Togeihef with n Aenetal assortment OF Gro-
ceriss all OF The vetY best qualify, Which will
BE- sod Al. low as they can be had west of the
mouatnIns. len "
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w ', 7 PGnH-

BOOKSELLER AND STATIvNER,
Corner Nam and Union SIS.
s. g AS JnSt received , large and splendid as.
u = Surlm"nt 81 School Medical, Theolhsi>
cal and Miscellaneous Brck> Also, = LARGE
aSsNrtmtn'of Fancy ) arionerv, which will be
Old tn ap Tor cash hOlesale and Retail.
mar 81