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DRS. LEE a REYNOLDS,

Surgeon Dentisfs, Dubaqe, Iowa.
XNOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Saint
w Pull, Saint Anthony, and saltwater, that one
of them will spend few weeks in each place. semi
yearly, (Spring and Fa for the practice Of their pro-
essenj and all DESTROYS Of Dental operations may rely
upon their punctuaty. Their terms will be very mod
crate, and all failures repaired gratis
ID. b. LEE, 3
2-l5 yt- C.. J. REYNOLDS
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o.. MINNESOTA BOARDING.HOUSE.
Robert Street, second door South OF the Washington
Saloon, Saint Paul.
fUNIIE Subscriber IL prepared furnish his table,
well an the market affords. and at moderate prices
for prompt pay. FLETCHER BROWN.
- June Is, 1851. g7 '.,.,.,4t
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NOTICE

II hereby given, that we have further connectio,
Il with the Little Falls Mill Company.
NJ T. DANA,
j. Is. 3. TODD.
June 10, 1851. az .. GAIT
IFDemocrat copy.
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POWDER.

- G. II. WEST,
Storage, Forwarding and Commissions
Merchant,
81 On the Leree, Dubuque, fcra. e4s
UyHOLESAIE and Retail dealer in Foreign and Do
w nestle Fruits, Candies Nuts, Spices, Family Gro
ceries, Produce and Provisions; Ornamental and Fruit
Trees Plants, EserGreens, shrubbery Grass, Garden,
and Flower Seeds &c, &c.
n. B-Steamboats hotels and private families, fur
nshed with good articles AT the lowest market prices
and delivered free Of charge.
Dubuque, Iowa, May 2lsr, 1851. e-f
TIME undersigned would inform the public generally,
II that he has strong and permarent enclosure, with
the necessary sheds and accommodations, adoining his
Warehouse at the Steamboat Landing in Dubuque, for
the convenience of those having CATTLE horses sheep
hogs ship from this point ALSO for the accom-
mediation Of farmers and others coming into this city
with loaded wagons Hay and grain kept constantly
hand for sale at reasonably low prices
c. R. WEST
Dubuque, Iowa. May 21st, 1851. eff
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DEYAEMAN & FISHER.

lDOTATOES-l50 Bushels, for sale low by tt.-.-t
IL June l9, 1851. tH sat j. n. L. Co.
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contssins OF Teas Ccec-, Sugar, Rice, Sugar House
MOI es SeesIn Candies Dried Apples, Peaches, Soap,
Teslcco' SaIerafus Starch, Co!fsh Mackerel CHINA
.n; Natuers Cloves, Peppermint, and Pepper snicc.
Ato an sssartment OF Wooden Ware, consisiipg Of
F,I and Buc kels washboaF5s, CIethesPins, acc. All
ker kal eheae for casn No trouble to show goods at
Al korneSs aor 10 the Pioneer Office and bookstore
Large supplies Of Flour Oats Corn, and Pots-
-. q 1851. - if-n
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Positively AT ST. LOUIS PRICES.

POS5TiNELh Al SO AoCAS rnASrH~S'
cAtap sssi store, for sprias dse sanmsr Trade.
n e. FULLERTON has now received and opened his
- sngiag a simmer stock comprising OF the
selected nssoft nenfs Of Ready made Clothing, Prints
aiiaes Boots Shoes, Fancy Goods, &C., ever brought
ard shers visiting 81 Paul "a pay him visit he Is
eseruined 10 retain the name which his establishment
sas &c long he d, Of ~cheap Cssh Store"
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CAUTION: CAUTION:! CAUTION.m

CAUTION! CAUTION:! CAUTION!u
take this occasion to Inform the public that have
the exclusive agency or Galena and vicinity for the
sale of the following justly and deservediy popular Fam
lily Medicines
GraefeIberg Medicines, DR. Swaynes syrup Of cherry
DIR WIN Sioans Ointment, DIR. Swayne's Vermifuge,
I" Condn pew'r, DIR Trask's Magnetic Oint'nt
DR. Myers sarsaparla, Roake's Iodine Eminent,
Dr. Sillmans hair tonic, DIR. Bra2gs remedies,
DIR. Champions Pills, DIR. Merchants gargling oil
DR. Bristofs n. nimcnt, Dr. Marshaifs uterine cath
ALSO.-ON HAND.
Perry Davis Pain Killer DIR. Chrise's Magnetic Belts
and Fluid SWANS Panacea, Jayne's medicines wistars
Basaul, Eowand's Tonic Mixture, &C., &c, for sale BY
Sc rs-r GEORGE e. STROTHER, s
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
July 8. No. l96 Main street, Galena
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VIEW AND ATTRACTIvE BOOKS FoR
CHILDREN.

DAGSrER's Comprehensive Bible, new and srgs
Id edition for Families 6ouaa in sheep, roam and mo-
rocco.
A.so--A new edition entitled The Domestic Psblc by
Rev. Ireram Goblin, hanssomey illustrated and sab
stanially bound, for sole by J. BROOKEs,
June 2s. 40 GaIena, I!!iaois.
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f.. II. X III. r. CORyyITH,
HAVE on hand The largest snd best assorted stock Of
III C.oshnG ever brought TO the western country
The goods have been inside up expressly for this Market
be surpassed either material workmanship,
STYLE price and they wcud scic, The attention Of
merchants and dealers generally they viii offer taeir
goods such terms cannot fail TO prove satisfactory
Galena, June !, 1850,
0DRiNTS, Domcstics, Gmehsns, Stripes, etc, either
by the case or piece, for sale cheap by
T.. H.S n. r. C0RWiTH,
June L. GaieDa.
EGHoRN, Psnsma, SILK and California Hats ard
~ Caps, OF ali qualities received and for sale by
E. q II. p. CORWfTH.
Junel No. 80 Steamboat Landing, Galcns, Ill.
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n IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
4 "A goss Office at 81. Paul. for the Quarter end
ing Iniae 80, 1851.
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LIVERY STABLE ~.L
DATTISON & BENSON, at the American House. st,
Il Paul. Minnesota Good horses and carriages Of the
best kind ready all times passengers to all
parts of the country with expeditions and right side up
with and speed.
DAILY LINE.
We will also daily line Of splendid hacks between
81. Paul and ST. Anthony, and after the opening Of
navigation leaving each place every morning and evening
regularly. srf -r
Extras fun ished for pleasure parties and others, at
moments notice. We employ but the best and
most careful drivers t+.f. .-
st. Paul, March LIST, 1851.
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Hats and Caps.
20 cases silk and fur hats
rs do assorted cord California hats
10 cases leghorn and Panama
Cloth caps OF every quality and price.
Any orders with which they may be favored, will be
carefully and promptly filled the lowest market price
and goods shipped as directed.
Gsiena, June l, 1851. 7
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STYLISH COATS,

vUNOWN LOTS in Saint Anthony Falls for sale. APP.
Il ply to lmay %, ls5l.--6l il. WILSON.
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GARDEN 4 JOHNSON,
400 Bu.Ae'' corn for sale by ,n.c,.

EvREsH RAsINs, Pigs and cun.at: for sale q
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A Ii persons indebted TO ELFELT & BROTHERS
"A Saint Paul or Stillwater,) by book or otherwise
requested TO call and make payment before the LIST
Of July their accounts will be placed in hands OF
Lawyer for collection. i..t.Iss, -a.rf 81.
June IL, 1851. s-2t
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CAUTION.
The public requested bear in mind that thing
prepared by the Craefenbers Company has their seal
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III. f. M'CLOSkEY.
XATHOLESALEG Grocer, Commission aud Forwarding |
w Merchants and general steamboat agent has in
store and to arrive by early arrivals the following art
cles which he offers the ode the lowest
cash. at No. IS, Steam Boat Landing, Galena.
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Chickens and The CurCuIio.

A. G. Summer, Of Ravenscroft South
Carolina, in an interesting communica-
t.on gives the following as his method
Of guarding has fine frut trees against
The attack Of the curcuti9. The RENE.
dy il so simple, so eiftctual, and may be
made SO profitable, that it should be uni
versaily adopted:
Fer psums, apricots ana nectarines;
81 liable TO the attacks OF the curculio,
there is 40 remedy but poultry. Plant
'hese where your poultry have a daily
run among them. have adopted this
piaG, and have not found single tree
attacked By the root worm in my
grcands 1t takes more than a dozen
hens and 4 equity old cock to keepa few
acres of these delicate trees clear OF
thsar enemies."
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NOTICE.

THIHE partnership heretofore existing under
n the firm Of d. j. Nesbitt, is dissolved
this day. All persons indebted 10 the late firm,
either by note, or book account, are requested to
cell and settle their accounts at early day, as
it is necessary the business of the firm should be
closed. The business hereafter will be con-
Quoted under the firm off. e. Il II. c. Nesbltt,
at the old stand, l.ocust Grove Store, next door
to nobility row; where they intend keeping n
good assor,rnen, Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,.
Quccnsware, Hardware, and all other articles
usually kept il store, and in cases Of cmergcn-
cy, Il li,lc cholyn msdicine can be had.
The undersigned hope by strict attention to
business, to retain the patronage of their friends
and the public, and hope their custom may be
continued TO the new firm, which was 50 liberal
ly bestowed to the old. One of the firm has
just returned from Philadelphia with "A choice
assortment of goods, which they offer to their
friends and the public at reduced prices for cash,
or country produce at market prices.
J. G.. & II. c. NESBITT.
Port Deposit, May 10th, 1881 4w.
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q. 5ar1ngy.
VALUE OE GlANl1,

Captain BalGer'0f the English Navy,
Lately made the following communca-
ticA to the Royal Agricultural Society:
He inStaneed the example of farm
in his OWE hands, consisting Of 80 acres
OF poor land, for the most part lately re-
claimed from heath, and rented at six
shsllings per acre Far six years past
the Whole Of the grain and hay together
with about So tons = year OF E.angold
wurtzel, carrots CT potatoes, mad been
removed from this ground, and not par
1ic.e Of any kind Of manure restored or
used, except guano or a little mari ap.
piled to the slightest ground, and ten
roads OF dung per acre, applied ia one
ot the sax years to stlEee acres OF Pcta-
tees. The white turnips have always
been fed upon the ground, but every
dining else has been taken to a barn two
,niles distant. During the whole Of
these sia years, the crops upon this land
have been steadily increasing. Land,
which, SIX years ago, was not Of itselS
capable Of producing ten bushels of bar
ley per acre, will now produce from so
to 40 Captain Butler stated that he
applied guano tc all the root crops, at
the rate of about cwt. to white turnlps.
Thor he took fave crops in four years,
and that ne considered he mad grown
'hts year, l40 tons Of mangold wurtzet
and carrots from seven acres OF land.
.7msrlcan HgyacxitWaltSt.
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the agriculturist can never aT1Ll him
self of the whcEe Of his nataral resour-
ces or make G2ae and grateful acknowl-
Judgements io his industrial practice of
the bountiiul sources OF wealth which
the beGe iicent Creator, with lavish kind
mess, has spread beneath his feet. To
till the earth and call forth her fruits, is
the happy destiny assigned to the great
mass Of mankind, but thro' 1T there
would seem to be in reserve destiny
still nobler--the cultivation of his .own
faculties and powers, resulting trcfa las
easerness to convert to human uses, by
increase of knowledge, the qualities CT
common things. Ia studying the most
common OF these, if they be but the
crumbling clods Of stone that strew the
fields, lie sees everywhere that the phys-
ical laws are divine appointments.
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REAL ESTATE,
LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber oilers for Sale a tract
of Land containing
FORTY ACRES,
more or less, and lying on the road lead
ing from the village Of Port Deposit to
Battle Swamp, about half mile from
the first named place. The sell is OF
the best quality, and the location very
desirable, as ready sale may be found at
the adjoining village for whatever pro-
duce may be raised; manures may also
be obtained with comparatively little
hauling. A portion OF this land is al
ready in an improved state, ana with a
small additional expenditure might be
placed ia excellent order. Good crops
of Corn and Wheat have been raised up
on it during the past year The remeln-
der is covered with valuable timber. To
a person wishing to provide himself with
snug home no situation could be more
suitable.
Also another tract of SIXTY ACRES,
lying upon the River hill near Rock Run;
OF like quality and condition
The title to the above tracts is unex-
ceptionable. Possession given 25th
March next Inquire OF
JOHN A. }. CRESWE ELL,
Nov. 20th 80 ElktOn.
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LINE FOR GRASS.

The New Jersey correspondent OF a
Philadelphia he"spaper, says:--"See-
ing an }oar paper you receive expert
.aents ia agriculture, and as Il is des
,desatum among farmers to gam the
greatest anoas,t of profit from the least
amousst Of expenditure, will gre you
some experiments | have made on a clay
sold with lime for grass. | plowed an
old sward deep in the fall. narrowed and
spread on from thirty TO forty bushels of
lime per acre, narrowed again, and SOW
ed clover and timothy seed. The fol-
loving snmmer | moved two tons Of
hay per acre, and obtained considerable
pasture in the fall, and SO continued
moving and pasttring for five success
st.e years, the ground yielding an aver
age of two tons of hay per acre, at which
time piowed and lined and seeded as
hetore, and it has yielded an equal bur-
dan for The last two years, and think
will continue to yield with similar treat
ment, except a less number of bushels of
line at each subsequent blowing, per-
maps forever; bringing larger profit
than any grain crops have yet tried.
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STORE GOODS.
Cheap Cash Store.
Small Profits, and Quick Sales"
IlNlI l. w L 4. 90 III Lu.AN lIIA

"oMdH ffotfS, ana QUlcE Sales"
kETTLEWELL 4 CO., ELkTON, MD.
- especially announce to the citizens of Ce-
~ Gil county, That they have ken the Store
house in Elkfon, lately occupied by VIM Pell,
where they have jus, opened u new and veIy SUI
perior stock Of goods, adapted to the present
and approaching season. Their stock embraces
choice assortment ofDRY GOODS. among
which are some very superior Cloths, Cassimers
and Vcsings, and Lady's Fancy Goods, OF the
latest styles and patterns, all selected with the
utmost cure, and determination 10 please.
Muslin, yl wide, 81 cts; ! yd wide, 10 cts
bieached from st to l6s cts. Calicoes from 81
to l2a cts. II Choice lot of Boots and Shoes.
Ladies Misses and Childrcn'S Shoes, a beauti-
iul article; together with Mems and Boys Boots
and Shoes, Philadelphia manufacture, which
will be found superior to any in this market.
Also. coarse Boots and Blogans, all exceeding
ly cheap. CHOICE GROCERIES,. They are
prepared to offer the greatest bargains in Gro
cerics, large and general assortment of which
will be kept always on hand. Their goods have
all been purchased with great care, al the low
est cash prices. Sugars, brown s TO cts; loaf
49, Coffee l25. Nails . cts per Id.
CONF IND SEE. They invite the public
to call and examine their goods, and learn their
prices. They are confident that they can offer
the greatest inducements to purchasers, who
shall admit that KsniepeH d Co.'S, Store is the
place for Bargains.
G5"CountIy produce of every description la
ken in exchange for goods.
KETTLEWELL & CO.
Elkton, April &c '5l--tf.
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JUST RECEIVED.

rTHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
l. scrber of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters of ad-
ministration on the personal estate Of
Daniel Carter,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or before the
23rd day of April, 1859,
they NAV otherwise BY law. be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted 10
said estate are requested TO make immediate
rayment 10 the subscriber. Given under my
hand this 26th day Of April 1851.
JOHN JANNEY.
Apr 26, 81 sw Admir-.
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Crops Adapted to the Soil

An improved and truly wise and eco
nomical culture of the soil must be foun-
ded upon an exact knowledge Of the
materials Of which the soil is composed,
and this indispensable knowledge can
only be procared through p careful study
ofihe rocks or strata out of which the
coils arr derived. Hence it is, that Ge-
olcgy is ROW universally regarded by
the PROFESSIONAL teachers, scientific wri-
teu, and the most skilful men Of prac-
tsce in agriculture, as equally fundanen-
ia! with chemistry, in lis relation to
sound methods of cultivation.
The farmer should have clear con-
ception Of the nature and composition of
the strata around him, for without this
kn0wled &c he can get no true insight
into the chemical and mechanical pro-
pensities of the soil, which is nothing
else than the substances, some ofthem
IN large and some in minute Quantities
aud that they are all equally necessary
to its productiveness, the Importance Of
a correct geological knowledge, indica-
ting their presence or absence in partic-
ular locality, will be ploinly perceived
silica, alumina, lime, magnesla, oxide
ofiron, potash, common salt, and phos-
phoric acid---and this will be- still more
distinctly seen when the inorganic Gle
nents in any of the ordinary crops are
shown in comparison. In the case of
red clover hay, as an example, there are
silica, lime, magnesia, oxide OF iron, sui
phuric acid, soda, and chlorine, in all
one hundred and twenty-nine and half
pounds IN ton ofhay. AS the abstrac-
tion from the soil oteither of these ia
gradients will greatly impair its suita-
bleness for this particular crop, it is man.
ifest that it bchooves the farmer, as a
first step to the sk,lful culture Of his
land, to learn from the composition and
geological origin OF the rocks which
have produced and are still producing
his soil, whether these various consti,u-
ents, Indispensable to his purpose, are
naturally there and likely to be renew
ed, and which of them he must himself
supply.
Il NAV be stated as an undeniablp
truth, that without an acquaintance
with the local geology Of his vicinity,
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PHILADELPHIA
SPRING IND SU.n.HER
InTKss MO-.

NFERYBODY should embrace this opportu
EIEni,g 10 buy Clothing for Men, Youth, and
Boys, at such prices as have never yet been
known to this city, at GEORGE CULlN'S
Clothing Establishment, South East Corner gt
.Hnrket and Second Sts., Phaia tel phla,
Embracing choice Of the BEST, MOST DEsI-
RAHLE, AND FASHIONABLE Dress and Frock
Goats, Habit Cloth do, Linen Drilling do,
Tweeds, &c. Together with great variety Of
BOYS CLOTHING, consisting Of sack Goats,
polka jackets, monkey jackets, vests and round
jackets, made Of tweed, linen drilling, cloth,
al scca, kersumicr, doeskin, &c.
Particular care has been taken TO procure the
new styles for Mea and Boys Summer Goats,
Pan,uioons, Pests, &c. To which he would i'll
sate special attention.
FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting Of Shirts, Stocks, Handlierhets, Sci
all Of which are are offered at the 1o,ces possible
Cash Prices, and as cheap as any other clothing
store in the Union.
N-J'parcnts who desire Boys Clothing are
earnestly invited to examine the stock.
Country Storekcepers can be accommodated
al very low rates. GEO. CuLlN,
s. f. cor. Second aid Market Sts.,
April 5, '5l ly Philadelphia
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Cheap Pant Stuff.

EUST opened, a lot of very heavy Cottonade
% for pants. superior linen Check, eAla heavy
blue Drilling, striped and plaid pant stuff, cheap;
twilled Nankin, black and fancy cold Croton
cloth, Nlor boys,) black and fancy cold Cash
mcrctte; blcached. brown and fancy cold Linen
Drilling, very SUPERIOR black and fancy Cassl-
meres; new style summer cassimerPs. Selected
with great care in regard to colors, and are Of
fcreI u, prices to suit customers.
apr ~ EDMUND BROWN, JR.
Store next door to JohnsOn's Hotel.
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NEW SPRING GOODS,
FANCY a.ND STAPLE.

FANCY A.ND STAPLE.
THE subscriber returns his thanks for past
patronage, and respectfully soliciis continu-
ancr otthc same. The public will please call
and examine his stock. E.. MAY.
Elkton, Apr 10, 81
IO THE Ladies'.
ID F. MAY has received handsome assortment
ID. Of Silks, Poplins, BereJe de LANES, silk
LuStres, mourning Alpacas, Chambrays, Cling
hams, Plaid and Swiss MuSlins, and Il great Va
ricty of fashionable style Of Prints. Also kid,
silk, Lisle thread, and cotton Gloves; Hosiery,
Trimmings, sc. apr 10
rLOTHS, CASSTMERES; TW EEDS,
OJeans, Drillings, Muslins, brown and bleach
ed; Hardware, Qurensware, Groceries, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Bacon, Lard, Flour, Meal, Salt,
st. Ubes, ground alum und fine. For sale by
apr 10 b. +. MAY.
P.S. Country produce taken in exchange for
goods at the highest market price.
G.7ITERS IND SHOES.
A fresh supply OF Mrs. Smiths Caters; Jenny
Lind, buskin, medium sole, kid slippers and
childrcns Shoes; for sale by B. F. MAY.
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pLACK Gro de Rhine, Chameleon Glace
EDSilks, Brocadc do, Foulard do, Brocade
silk Poplns, Plain do, high colored Batis,c,
Bcrege de LANES, Mouslin do. Silk Lusires,
Linen do, printed Cambrcs, Lawns and Cling
hams together with laig &c assortment of Trim
mings, Handkcrchirts. Gloves and Hosiery.
apr 10 For Sale by WIN. TORBERT.
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SPRING & SUMNER CLOTHING.
fit PHILADELPHIA Prices.
WILL LJ.H M e 10 w F.

W L L I II VI q 10 " E,
No, 81 Market st., Wilmington, Del.
INFORMS the people of Cecil, that he has on
lhand and is constantly adding to his already
large stock of Goods, great variety of Spring
and Summer Clothing, suitable for the season.
His stock consists of Sacks, Dress Goats, Vests,
Pants, and an unusually large assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, which will be sold
at Philadelphia prices.
Persons who may be in want of anything in
my line, are invited to call and examine my
Goods, and learn the prices before purchasing
elsewhere. apr 5
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VIM. F. Murphy,

BLINK BOOK MANUFACTURER
No 26 South Third Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Over r. Johnson & Co.'S Exchange Office.
Banks, Public Offices and Merchants supplied
at the shortest notice.
.4ceoum Books Of all kinds, Chcci' Books, &C.,
made in the most durable manner, at the short
est notice, and at reduced prices.
JOB Printing of all kinds neatly and exped-
tiously executed. All work warranted.
June a. 1880
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H. The editor Of one of the Maine
papers says that he has had a pair of boots
given bin which were so tight that they
came very near making him a Universal
list because he received his punishment
as he went along.
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DRESS GOODS.

AAPENED this week at f.. BROWN. Jr.'s,
Vsome very handsome Barege de LANES, en-
tirely new style and superior quality; silk Pop
Inns, linen Ginohams, changcable Silk for sacks,
very rich tiG'd Dress Silks, plain and fe'd Swiss
Muslin, plain and striped Cambria, very cheap;
handsome French Ginghams, needle collars and
cuffs, plain and embroidered Silk Gloves, misses
and ladies Isle thread, and superior lot of Kid
Gloves. apr. %