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Runaway I'm Jail.

THERE was committed to the Jail Of Augusta
= county, on this day. Nov lOD as a runaway
negro, man named WILLIS, who says he is
the property of March Addngoo, Lizzie, Union
county, Mississippi. He is about twenty-five or
thirty years Of age, copper colored about five feet
five inches high, has scar his breast which he
says was made by a knife stab He was clothed
in ragged negro Jeans, dark frock Jeans coat, aud
no extra clothing.
He sdys he absconded on the night Of the 18th of
July last. The owner is notified to come forward
and comply with the law.
A. b. VENABLE,
Jailor Of Augusta County.
Dec, II. IS4S,-6w
eG- Richmond Wing copy once week for six
weeks.
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or Public Works to suspend operations the South
western Road, either in whole or in part, until at
tor the Legislature shall have acted upon the me-
MORALS which have been presentedt to the House OF
thorising subscription the part of the State to
the Lynchburg and Tennessee Railroad.
On motion OF Mr.. Massey-Resolved, That the
Governor be requested to communicate TO tins House
the petitions, and all evidence upon which the par
don ofJno.J Johnson, of Warren county, was grant
ed together with copy of the record OF the corn-
Gil touching this subject.
Mr.. Serar moved to take up the resolution to ap
point a committee to examine the Military lnsl-
lutte but the House refused agree to the motion.
On motion of Mr. Stovall, the House agreed that
wher Il adjourned on Saturday, it adjourn to meet
on "Wednesday next.
FRIDAY 22d.
Mr.. Floyd, from the committee on the subject OF
the Wilmot Proviso, presented the following report,
which was, motion, laid ON the table to be prn-
ted
s'Resolved, That the institution of slavery was
fully discussed by the Convention which formed
the Constitution of the United States, and that the
rights of the Shareholders fully recognised and
amply protected by its provisions that without the
compromises then solemny entered into, the I'm
ion Of the States never could have been formed !;
that any attempts now to abridge the rights of the
STAKEHOLDER, or to prohibit his free emigration with
his slaves to any portion Of any territory of the u
nited States, acquired by the common blood and
treasure of the whole nation, is gross and palPa
BE violation of the Federal Constitution.
"Resolved, That Virginia cannot, in honor or in
justice oiherself to poster,y, think for one mo-
ment of submission to a law of Congress, having
for its object abrdgement Of the rights secured
by the Constitution 10 the STAKEHOLDER and to the
South !; and she will regard the passage of such a
law direct insracion of the Constitution of the u
States, and consequently subverson Of the equal
rights and benefits secured by the instrument alike
to all portions of the Union.
"Resolved That in the event Of the passage by
Congress of the Wimot Proviso, or any kindred
measure, which can or shall have practical ope-
ration upon the interests and rights of the States
holding slaves them and in that case, if the Legis
lature shall be adjourned, it shall be the duty the
Governor to convene the General Assembly of this
Commonwealth TO take into consideration the said
act, as well as the mode and measure of redress.
I'd "Resolved, That the Governor of the Common
wealth be requested to send copy Of these resou
to each of tho States of this Union, and also to
our Senators and Representatives in Congress.
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RUNAWAY in JAIL.

WAS committed TO the Jail ofAugus,a county,
on the 4,h OF December. a negro man call
ing himself GEORGE SEYMOUR. Said
boy is abou, feet s inches high, mua,,o, mus
tache on the upper lip, slight mark between the
eyes as if produced by burn He had in his pos
session when arrested, barrel revolver, also
Horse, Saddle and Bride, which he had stolen in
Richmond, which the owner has recovered He
had great quantity of good clothing. He repre-
sents himself as being free and from Baltimore, but
has no papers. The owner is notified to come for
ward and comply with the law.
A. Is. VENABLE,
Jailor of Augusta County
Staunton, Dec. 81, lS4S.-6w.
o. Richmond Wing copy once week for six
weeks.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF LAND NEAR STAUNToN.

PURSUANT TO the directions of decree pro-
hounced by the. Circuit Superior Court OF
Law aud Chanccry for the County Of Greenbrier,
on The day of October, 1913, i'm two suis de-
pending therein, in of which James Holderly
and Others were Plaintiffs, and George Plat and
others were Defendants. and in the other, the Ad-
innstrator Of Barbara Surbough, decd, was Plain
'iif, and the said Plat, &c., were Defendants, |
shall sell at public auction, ON the premises, ON
Thursday the 18th day OF january next, il prop
or day, else the fair day thereafter two tracts
tr parcels Of land, adjoining or near the town Of
S'aunion--one containing
SO AO@iASo
conveyed by Edwin Porter to George Plat. The
other contains s ACRES, and conveyed TO said
Plat by Edwin Porter. The said lands are de-
scribcd aslying the roads leading from Staunton
TO the Augusta Springs aud to Mller's Iron works.
Terms OF SALE.-SiX, twelve and eighteen
months credit, the purchasers executing bonds with
good security, the title retained until the whole pur
chase money shall be paid. The 90 acre tract, will
be laid off in lois and piatt thereof left with Ben
jamin Crawford, Esq. before the day of sale.
JOHN a. NORTH, Comm.
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'ENESTIMONY in favor of Dr. M'Lane's Liver
Pills.-It would be easy TO fill volume with
certificates of the excellence of this Incidence
Wherever it has had trial it has made itself pop
ular. We have in our possession hundreds of or
ders like the following:
''VARYsBURGH, n. ", Dec. 10, 1S47
"Messrs. Kidd & Co--Your travelling agent
left with ne short time since, quantity of NJ
Lane's Liver Pills. The whole lot sold very "a
pdly, and gave the highest satisfaction. Indeed
it is considered the best medicine of the kind ever
offered for sale Please send me another supply as
soon as possible. w. III. AINSWORTH."
8G-Observe. none are genuine without the fac
smile of the proprietor's signature.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by }. KIDD & CO.,
No. 60, Wood street, Pitsburg, Pa
For sale also by ESKRIDGE s. CUSHING,
Stanton, IA.
o. N. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for "Dr. .M'Lane's Liuey Pills" and
take 40 other.
Dec. u, 1913.
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LAND FOR SALE.

RElNG DESTROYS Of selling my FARM, lying On
~ the Richmond Rad, about two miles from
Waynesborough, now offer to dispose of it pri-
vately Persons in want ola good farm would do
well to give me call and examine the premises.
JOHN BUSH.
December 6, IS4s.-3.a.
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Form Of Proxy for The use oftte Stockholders in
the .4ugosta Savings Bank.
WE, whose names are hereunto subscribed do
w hereby constitute and appoint
our lawful proxy, 10 represent us at the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders the Augusta Saw
ngs' Bank, To be held in Staunion on the first
Thursday in inuary. $40, and at any adjourned
meeting thereof; and for us, and in our names to
vote upon the number of shares held by us respect
lively, on all questions coming before said annual
meeting, or adjourned meeting, fully and to all
inente and purposes as we ourselves could do if
personally present. Witness, our hands and seals,
this day Of lS4
ATTEST SEAL
SEAL.
n. B.-The above proxy must be a,tested by
two witnesses or certified by Justice of the Peace
lfa single Stakeholder gives the proxy, the form
can be chatged TO the singular Number.
ROBERT COWAN, Treas
Staunton, Dec. 20, lS4S.-2w.
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NOTICE.

spectator Office, those who have accounts to
settle with me, will find me for the present, until
other arrangements arc made, al my residence in
Staunton. Distant subscribers, who know them
selves to be indebted, will please remit by mail.
KENYON HARPER.
Staunton, Nov 90, IS4S.
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NEW SHENANDOAH COMPANY,

A T a meeting of the President and Directors of
"a the New Shenandoah Company held at Port,
Republic on the 18th of November, 1913, divi
dend of one dollar per share in the Capital Stock,
was declared for the past year which will be paid
on application to the subscriber.
S. III. LEWIS, Pres't n. S. G.
Nov. 20, IS4S-lm
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ESTRAY HOGS.

M sLANE'S WORM FERMIFJGE.-The
Az popularity which this medicine has acquired
in western Pennsylvania, is sure guarantee of lis
excellence. The following gentlemen, highly res
pectabe citizens of Allegheny and Beaver coun-
ties, have used this Vermfuge in their families,
and offer the assurance of its great medical proper
ties:
James Siratton, Fourth-st. Road, Pittsburgh.
Mary J. STATION, f" :"
Mary Stratton, q"
Mary Burk, Beaver county.
Sarah Hasberger, Manchester, near Pitt.
Margaret Lindsey e"
James Burk, Squirrel Hin.
Agnes Burk, Sc
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD s. CO.
No. 60, Wood street. Pit,sburg, Pa
For sale also by ESKRLDGE s. CUSHING,
!SlanhtOn, IA.
G1- N. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for "Dr. .WLane's Wo,m Specific,
or perm1uge," and take nothing else.
Dec. 81, 1913.
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ESTRAY.

STRAYED from Elizabeth Rusmisell's, near
~ Middlebrook, in Augusta county, on the 18th
inst, 4
GRAY MIANl@3
at tolerable age, PAGES freely, op cared, small
lump or ot,e of the fore knees. reasonable re-
ward will he given if the Mare is delivered to me-
ELIZABETH RUSMTSELL.
Near Middlebrook, Dec. 81, 1S49.-3t
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IN the same day, will offer for sale tract of
" Land, containing about
SO ACRES,
oi,"ate hatwecn two and three miles from Stanton,
adjoining the farm formerly owned Try DIR. Thomas
Clarke, this land is heavily tmbered
/ will also on the same day, offer for sale two
small LOTS OF LAND, near the property own
ed by A. Mosby, situate ON The new road leading
from Saunton u the Lunatc Hospital
Terms made known the day ofsale
j. A. N.
December 90, lS4S-4w.
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ECCLEsrAsTIcAL

lSEs THE LEXINGTON PREsBYrERy will
WS meet in Staunton, on Friday the 10Th
inst, at II O'Clock. A. NJ.
JOHN A. VAN LEAR, s. c.
Dec. 90, 1913.
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WOMAN SERVANT FOR SALE.

10y virtue of deed oftrust executed 10 me by Will
NJ liam Craig, will on Saturday the 30h day of
this month"; in front of the Post Office in Staunon
sell al public auction, for cash, a very valuable like
ly Female house Servant named AIESTE, aged
about thirty years. She is under n first-rate
character. Acting as trustee, will convey such
title as have only.
NICI1O. X. TROUT, Trustee.
Dec. 20, lS4S.-2w.
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ADDI1gEONA,Iho

'ENHE undersigned has recently received m adj
- ditonal supply of CLOTHS AND CASSI
MERES, SATTINETrS, ALPACAS AND
CAS1MERES-ai of which will be sold at We
~ low prices for cash or country produce.
ALEXANDER S. HALL.
Dec. 90. 1913.
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isSzpl&0 !HlsID 1gLzsIS w alsIE
.Gs sstEsSse s. Co.'S,
S0 SACKS best filled ''Ashton" brand Salt;
w 5000 lbs. prime Rio and Laguira Coffee;
hind, Trinidad Molasses;
800 lbs. best ~ f.. Cheese
bbls. fat No. | Mackarel;
hid. best Porto Rico Sugar;
500 lbs Mould Candles;
besides additions to our stock Of Dry Goods, Hard.
ware, Queensware, Sc, Sc, for sale LOW for
CASH or produce.
Staunton, Nov. 20, lS4S.
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FRESH GROCERIES,.

'EHHE subscriber has just received fresh supply
- of Groceries, consisting in part of the follow
ing: Brownan Loaf Sugar Teas Java. Rio and
Laguira Coffee; Nloasses Salt; Candles; Cheese :;
Chocolate; together with supply Of House and
Coat Brooms; Wooden Ware Sc, &C., all OF
which can be had by calling on
NJ. CUSHING,
Dec 90, lS4S. No 8, Cheaper Side.
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For Sale or Hire,
EIGHT LIKELY NEGROES

NOR sale or hire, one young likely Negro Wo-
- man and her two children. She is a good
cook, washer and ironer Also, another likely wo.
man and her four children: One girl l6 years of
age, and one Is; one boy IL years Of age and one
10. To good masters, terms will be made accom-
odating. Apply to WHITE s. co.
Dec H-2t
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CAUTION.

a Ill persons are hereby cautioned against cut
L ting timber, or removing timber which has
been cut, on the lands attached to the old Mount
Tory Furnace. Any person who shall hereafter he
detected in trespassng, stealing timber from these
lands, Will be prosecuted to the extent of the law
l.. SHAW s. CO.
Nov. %, IS4S.-dws.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered the citizens of this place, and adjacent
country. Our stock comprises, in part, the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
Fine Black and Blue French Cloth, Frock and
Dress Goats. English do
Black and Brown Cloth Sack Coats,
Drab Cloth, Sack and Overcoats,
Black Beaver Cloth Overcoats,
Black PILOT do do
Blue Blank, and Felt Overcoats, Of all kinds
a splendid lot Of Black Cloth Cloaks, very cheap
Together with great assortment of PANTA-
LOOMS, viz:
Black and Blue cloth and cashmere Pants,
Fancy cashmere do do,
Black and Blue Satt Pataoons,
Fancy do do do,
Together with rich and choice
SELECTION OF VESTS.
Black and Fancy Satin Vests,
Silk Velvet do,
Plain and Fancy merino Vests latest style,
Black cloth Vests, cashmere do,
Plaid wooden do, Sattinett do.
We have and will keep a large and fashionable
assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS.
Also, Gentlemen's furnishing Goods, such as
Fine Shirts, Drawers, Silk Pocket and Neck Hand
kerchieis, Suspenders, Stocks and Collars, also,
oIlk and Cotton Umbrellas, Leather Trunks, and
many other articles usually kept in a Clothing
Store, not necessary to mention.
Inc public I'm general, invited TO call and eX-
anime our Stock Of Goods, which we will sell at
cheaper rates, than similar articles can be purchased
for in Staunton.
We will be in receipt of fresh supplies through
out the season. We have decidedly the lagest
Stock of Clothing ever brought to this town.
We are determined TO sell on the principle of
"Iarge slles and small profits"
Being concerned with one of the largest whole
sale clothing houses in the city of Baltimore, mer-
chants purchasing by wholesale will do well by
calling on before purchasing elsewhere, as they
can be supplied with every article in our lire as
cheap as they can be purchased in any oftbe east
ern cities.
q, cal and examine for yourselves. Remember
'ne place, corner Of the Virginia Hotel.
FRANK s. co.
Staunton, Dec. II. ISlS.-2m.
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Nj A 4 RED,

On Thursday Nov. Odd, by the Rev, G. w Deems
Mr.. WILLIAM w. McMANAwAy,t 10 Miss CAruARiSI
BAUsERMAN, all Of Augusta county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-27
NEW BOOKS,

70 OBERT COWAN has just received varIe
IA ~ of 3IEW BOOKS among which arc
the following The Women of the Revolution
Military Heroes of the Revolution The Young
Mans Guide, The Young Woman's Guide, and
the Young Wife, by DR.. Alcolt Fine Prayer
Books Fine Hymn Books; The Business Mans
Almanac, for 1919; The Convent, by the author
of the school girl in France; The HEROES OF
PURITAN TIMES, Sc, sc.
GIaLln ISlEMtAS IpIaiNSINN1ESo
The Snow Flake, for 1919: The Gift of Friend
ship, Cor lS49 The Pearl, for lS49; The Hya-
cinih for 1919; Christmas Roses, for 1919; The
Keepsake of Friendship, for lS49; The Ruby, for
lS49; The Garland, The Rose of Sharon, The
Christian Keepsake, The Fairy Ring, aud the Gem,
for lS49; The Young Mans Offering The Young
Lady's Offering; Willis Poems Poems by Anne
liza; Proverbal Philosophy Uncle Johns Fancy
Picture Books; these are new and beautiful Books
for children great variety ofother and inter
esting books for children; also variety Of Fancy
Articles, suitable for Christmas and New Years pre-
sent. Blank Checks and Negotiable .Notes.
Staunton, Nov. % lS4S.
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NEW AnNIWAIh

nF Porto Rico and n. o. Sugar, best ~ o. No
iasses in Bbls., prime Rio and Laguira Coffee,
Loaf Sugar and Rice, half Barrels, Measures and
Glover Seed Stoves, Shad and Mackerel, best In
PeTIai lea--also small I'ierce of old Holland
Gin, not bad TO take.
n. Bin addition, Five Boxes of Cheese.
dec. ~. JOHN BRANDEBURG,
Opposite Va. Hotel.
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CLEAR YWE TRACK.

FEHiIE subscriber has just returned from the North
u with an entire new stock OF GOODS in his
line, consisting in part of the following:
Raisns IN ,chole, half and quarter Borcs, io,rcr
Than ercr sold an this market, .Ahnonds Palm Mats,
Pccans, Fitbcrts, English JValnids, Chestnuis,
Figs. Prunes, Dates. Sultana Raisins, Cttyon,
C'~rants, Sc, Sc, with large stock OF
Groceries s. Fancy articles,
and his usual supply of CONFECTIONARIES
his own manufacturing, all of which he can sell
at very reduced price for cash. or on short cred
1t TO punctnal customers.
NJ CUSHING,
No 8, Cheaper Side
.S,aunton, Dec. 6, l64S.-Dem. copy
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o B I r U a r Y.

DIED. the 10Th inst, at the residence of his ncph-
CIV, Mr. Matthew Pison, GreenvilIc, in this
ty, JOHN Prison, Esq, aged77. Obituary next week
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New Millinery Establishment.

MRS. KENNEDY will he found at the Stone
AVE- building below Morris s Goode, where she
has opened Fashionable assortment of
WGN lElAI2 GltIIlLlhI Nl@RNo
CONSISTING OF
Tulip, Rutland; Pearl, pCdalc & Florence StrawS,
with a large assortment of Flowers, Pumes. Dress
Caps, Velvets, Satins, Silks, Ribbons, Visites,
Lace Wells, Collars, Thread lace, Hair Braids
Steel-bags, Silk Fringe, Gimp, Zephyr Worsed
Tuck and Side Combs. The Ladies of Town and
Country are particularly invited to call and exam
inc for themselves
Staunton, Dec. 20, lS4S.-tH
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SOMETHING NEW (!

'H'HE undersigned has opened an OYSTER
- fIoUsG, in the building on the corner OPP
posite the Virginia Hotel, where he is ready to sup
ply all who may call, with Fresh Oysters, done up
in every style. Call at the Oyster Saloon.
b. +. EVANS
Staunton, Dec. 20, 1913.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
FRANK s. CO.,

'ENHE largest establishment Of the kind in this
town, corner of the Virginia Hotel, where will
be found the largest, cheapest and most durable as
Snrimnnf Of
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NOTICE.
JUST RECETUun.

A SUPPLY of Pickles, in half gallon. quart
aud pint bottles. also a lot Of African Pepper
sauce, very nice article for family use call at
NJ. CUSHING'S, No. 6.
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SEGARS.

A MOTHER lot of those fine Rifle and Principe
IA Segars, just received for the Holidays
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
Dec. 20. Opposite Va. Hotel,
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FOR HIRE

ESOR the present year, two very valuable SER
WANTS, viz: Man and Woman For
terms, &c. apply to Samuel or Elijah Hunter, near
Lebanon While Sulphur Springs.
Dec. 20, lStS-3t.
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EDRIME BACON HAMS.-A fine lot family
cured old Hams, Shoulders. and Sides, for sal
by WHITE s. co.
Nov. %. 1915.
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Noy. %, 18ls.-tds.
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Enr Sale

L.. IL The house and lots si'nate on Man
III A'db street in Rtehietowi and NOW In the
occupancy of James NJ Wheate, win tie sold the
most reasonable terms. The house story brick
dwelling and very cunvcnr nj aud comfortable. En-
quire OF 1HOS NJ. ALEXANDER
Jan j. I'm. Main st, W heeng, Va
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TesatATJ ssrg.


We p VI o.
, isis VIII 10 tatc- 1r tne FIRE & MARINE N
Isl EANtE COMPANY or WHEELING At rul
NEsl UArEs on
UeNf-
Steamboats,, factories, nrfl~. &C.
Furniture
and merchandise of alI kiuds
NM sfrs' sidancers atteuIq the transportation W
'd~ or fivcrs. lakes, Scas. canals and railroads
rpf tht character ut tit company 90 prnnrtitud
lt.F atty u TIE adj usIUicut and psvnent vt f1Srs
'htE istNc Co rector 90 tc merchants OF tins place and
cWtcfc who have bad the adjustment of r. aims upau
'iHce on Maiu street. u. ". HARDING. Sgc'y.
aug e.
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Regular Wheeling and Cincinnati
FzOHsags2 WELLS.
AIENI OF TIE CINCINNATI Tyre FOUNDR
And Printing Warehouse

NNEN OF HE VINtINNATT TNTL FOJN DKF
And Printing Warehouse
~ EEPS ON hand, aud manufactures to order almost
sAo every variety OF Primers Materials, Of the latest
styles aud most dnrahe materials, wholesale and retail,
at Eastern prices with very liberal discount for cash.
Persons wishing to purchase Ohcr, application.
VIII he furnished win estimate OF the quantity and
te cost OF H. nv Their stating the work required TO be
done, the size OF their paper.
The 0shlugiou Presses manufactured at this estab
Ishnet, are inferior 10 nOue-a great Improvement IN
ing taken place.
lower presses made 10 order Superior Proof presses
Wholly OF Icon, and oH assortment OF German Types
Fancy type, cuts Jud borders. ffnu the Foundries
Bruce and r Wine of N, ~. aud l.. Johnson, Phila.,
ket ON baud. Persons purchasing for cash are cspe-
ci0y invited to call before pui chasing escw here.
AiSO-sevetaI scc1Hd hand presses, and second hand
ohts Of type, hut little worn, Tor sale low.