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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February IA, 18!

w WASHINGTON, L eOruary 4, 1909.
SENATE.-The Senate met at hall past
eleven. The deficiency Bill was taken up
on motion OF Mr.. Hunter.
An appropriation for Light House be.
ing under consideration. Mr. Borland said,
facts had been disclosed before the nves
tigating committee of the Senate, showing
most outrageous frauds in the Light House
departments, especially in contracts for
the Light House in the Pacific. On his
motion the appropriations for Pacific Light
Houses were stricken out.
Provisions were also mode for leasing
buildings and machinery forlhe Assayor's
Office a, San Francisco
The Monroe doctrine resolutions were
taken up. Mr.. Douglas made long aud
eloquent speech adverse to their adoption.
He defined his position with regard TO
Cuba as being. to let her alone as long as
she remained loyal to Spain. TO take her
in IL she asserts her own Independence
and applies for admission. or, II Spain is
willing to purchase ii on reasonable terms:
but TO sicze and hold it at all hazards if
any European power should attempt 10
take possession. lie wished the Monroe
doctrine pnt in force by protesting agains,
the Engisl, Colony at the Baize.
IIousE-The House resolved to meet in
future at eleven o'clock. and recinded The
order for evening sessions.
Mr.. Davis OF Indiana reported bill 10
adjust the difficulties growing out Of the
sales, by the General Government, of
swamp lands, heretofore granted to certain
States.
After debate it was laid on the table.
Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, February Is. 1858.
SENArE.-The deficiency bill was then
taken up. and an amendment to give
$500. 900 to California, from the fund col.
lrcted as duties in that State prior to its
admission into the Union. Adopted.
The amendment Of Mr.. Borland to-
make an appropriation for the capital ex,
tension, and that moneys in future be ex-
pended by the commissioner. OF Public
Buildings instead OF the Architect Mr..
Borland spoke at some length, denouncing
the frauds which he said had been pre-.
dicted by him year since. Amendment
adopted.
HousE.-A bin from the Senate relative
TO the coinage OF half and quarter dollars.
dimes, and half-dimes, was taken up and
advocated by Mr.. Selton. Mr.. Brooks,
moved to lay il on the table. Negatived
81 10 100. The previous question was
seconded, and the House proceeded to
vote on the smendments. and rejected those
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OrOur friends. the Cambridge Editors.
still contend that they were really invited
to the editorial banqueta at Zahesville.- ~
Well, we are glad they are so easily con.
so!ed. The Jefersonian says: r :
"Allhough we Aatler ourselves Of the
good faith in which the GAINESVILLE Editors
intended our invitation, yet at the same
time we may be 'hoe.ared' badly. Well.
il they really did intend that we should not
receive them. we will try them hoot some
ither time.'" s
Friend ABELL may rest assured that he
was JARED badly" We can't conceive
how an editor could be asked worse. The
Times holds forth in this wise: 't
1--WE have serious apprehensions for the
sanity Of our punning brother. NORRIS. af.
ter the perpetration Of the above uncharit.
able country. .press.ism against the City zen
editors OF GAINESVILLE. We did get card
of invitation. but in consequences Of ',bad
male arrangements" il came"a day or two
after the fair" Caste. nova days. Mr..
Spirit. is everything. The press has its
.'circles" Its aristocrary. Editors OF "a
little town in Eastern Ohio" ought no, to
presume TO associate on terms OF equality
with the tr;podiiies of Zanesvlle. Colum.
bus and Cleveland. Oh. no. We rejoice
that om ciiyvation in digaity is only one
day behind the press Of iha mighty empo.
RUNS VIZ have named! When will Woods.
field ketch np?"
Ifthe Times has serious apprehensions'
oil our SANITY" what must the reader think
Of his "ciiy- vation," after reading the a
bove? As last summer was great time
for garden sass. and as Ketch.np'' is very
plenty about this time, Woodstield will be
thar,
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February 9, 1858.

have compared the foregoing laws with the
copy furnished me, and find the same correctly
printed. JOHN B. NOLL.
.... And Mouroe Co
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LAWS OF OHIO.
ruaLIsnED BY AUTMoR RIT4.


INe .3sl ~ act
TO 6x and provide for holding the terms
Of the Court Of Common Pleas in the
Sixth Judicial District OF Ohio.
Ssc. l. Be Il enacted By the General u.s.
ss.tiy IF ne State IF Ohio. That the terms ofthe
Court OF Common Pleas shall he holden in the
ssversl counties Of the Sixth Judicial District as
fellows:
FIRST, SUBDIVISION.
In ths county Of Delaware. on the last Mon.
day of Fsbruary. the first Monday of May. and
the second Monday of September.
In the couniy OF Licking, on the second Mon.
dsv NJ April, the third Monday of August, and
he 9Th Monday Of October. s
In the county of Knox. on tho fourth Monday
oi March. the fifth Monday Of August. and the
third Mondsy af November.
elt SECOND SUBDIVISION. g'1'fs
In the county Of Morrow. on the third Monday
of Fehsusry, the frat ,donday of May, aud the
fourth Mondsy OF September. lbt,i.. n, s9 ,rei
n the county cf ashland, on the first Monday
of March. the fifth Monday Of August. aud the
6sst Monday of November. @ .reta
In the couaty Of Richland, on the fourth Mon.
day Of March, the second Monday Of September,
aud ihe fourth Monday Of November.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
10 the county Of Coshocton. on The first Tues.
day Of March, the fifth Tuesday of August, aud
the first Tuesday oi November
In the county Of Holmes, on the second Mon.
day OF March, the second Monday of September.
and the second Monday of November, 4.
In the county Of Wayne. IN the fourth Monday
Of March. the fou,,h Monday OF September, and
tho fourth Monday of November.
JAMES c. JOHNSON.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
r9 ~ Preside,,t ofthe Senate.
February, s, 1858.
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Among Thy gallant sons that guard thee well
Thou langh'st at enemies: who shall then declare
The date Of thy deep.io"nded strength. or tell
How happy, in thy lap. the sons Of men shsIl
dwell?" fltt-taot5 tsst IA i. ~.
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February 9. 1853.
No. 30.1 nv MT
To regulate Railroad Mortgages

SEC. l.. Be IL enacted by the General .4ssem.
bly, IF the State OF Ohio, That In all cases where
any railroad company organized, or hereafter TO
he organized, under any law of this Stale, or own
ing any real and personal estate therein, which
has by virtue Of any special provisions III ls char.
tel, 0t the act CIRCULATING railroads, passed Feb
ruary IL. 1913. or OF the act "to provide for the
creation and regulation of incorporated compan.
les in the State OF Ohio," passed May |, 1852,
authority to borrow money. and to secure the pay.
ment thereof, to pledge the property and income
of such company, every such COMPANY may exc.
cute deed of mortgage or other instrument in
writing. for the purpose Of securing the payment
of the loan oi money q made, or the notes, bonds
or other evidences of Indebtedness that may be so
issued by said company therefor. which said mort
gage IN ay include the personal as well as The real
property Of said company.
SEC. 2. That in all cases where mortgage
has been or may hereafter be executed upon any
portion of the personal and real property OF any
railroad company within this State by the proper
officers of the same, to secure the payment OF any
loans of money, or advances of materials or labor
made TO asid company, it shall be held to be suf.
fcient record Of the same, to have the same re.
corded in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds, in
each of the counties in which said real or person.
al property may be situated or employed, and said
mortgage al recorded, shall be held TO be q good
and substantial lien from the date Of the record Of
the same in each county where the same is record
ed, well upon the personal, as the real property
of said company.
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representations
WILLIAM MEDILL
President Of the Senate.
February 9, 1858.
have compared the foregoing laws with the
cooy E,rn al pna and Gud tho eamo orractlv
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[By telegraph
['rhe news by telegraph this ('ruesday)
morning, is unimportan..
Arrival of the America.

NEW YORK, Feb. I8.
The America, from Liverpool, has ar.
rived. tts u'f
great reform banquet was held at
Manchester. on the 3rd. at which George
Wilson presided. Many members of Par.
Lament were present. Cobden.in a spesch.
offered to bet f1OO0 against shilling. that
Napoleon would never invade England
Mr. Brotherton took the bet and bound
Golden over legally to the whole amount.
The Queen Of Spain proposes to pre-.
sent the Empress Of France with the i'm.
perial crown and the Duchess Of Alba has
sent an offering Of eight beautiful Anda.
lusion Horses. o f
Paris has resumed its wonted quiet.
The Emperor and Empress remain at
St. Cloud. The ministers each gave in
turn feies in honor Of the marriage. The
couple commenced house keeping in mag.
ni6cent style. The Empress has devoted
large sums TO charity. The Emperor pro.
poses building palace at Marseilles, and
il is said also one at each ol the principal
towns in France, and reside in each alter.
nately, commencing next summer at Yer.
seilles. The coronation takes place in
Nav, il not sooner. q Ssg nsit Il q
The London Advertiser says package
of eighty letters were stolen from Emper.
or's private department Suspicion rests
ON Mrs. Howard; and letters which impli.
clate the first men OF France. are thought
to be in the possession Of the Princess.
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producer, but vrailroads At once give them
e ready sccess tofmarket. at good prices
andsquick sales. .rheexperience oi'fafm.
ers near the great cenler Of population i
q sufficient proof of the great advantages
OF railroads nthis point Of view. Indeed
no one has any doubt Of it. The reasons
for i are too obvious 10 need proof or ar
gument.-Ncwark Mercury.
Suppose some Of our farmers with $50
acres Of land, worth now only 10 dollars
per acre, could, after the construction OF a
railroad through it, obtain IS dollars per
acre for il, and thereby be, made nearly
$500 richer. how long should they hes
itate about granting the right Of way.
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.. 2e AN ACT

To repeal the thirty.nin,h section Of the
act entitled AN act for opening and reg.
ulsting Roads and Highways passed
January twenty-seventh, one thousand
eight hundred and fiity.three.
Sec. I. Be il enacted by the General .Assem.
My Of the State 4 Ohio, That the thrty-ninth sec.
tioa Of The act entitled AN act for opening and
regulating Roads and Highways, p assed January
twenty. seventh, one thousand eight hundred and
6fty.three which reads as follows This act shall
take effect and be in force from and after the first
day Of March, one thousand eight hundred and
ity.three,' be aud the same is hereby repe ,led.
9f JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker of the House of Represent atiues
v. WILLIAM MEDILL,
Fresideat Of the Senate.
February 7. 1853.
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INsUIsA NCECO MPAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, Al WINCHESTER
Cha,ferci Horch IN. 1852 -C0pt NJ 5000
WIN POWER 10 fNoHEAsE fBE sAHE 70 S2DOf0pD
rE'HiS COMPANf. hayius been duly organized Is
Il ready toreeeiye applications aud issue Fol-.
i,s md oil the citizens of Nrgi4ia
+ ~ nome impany for the .ae iusuIa8c, nf al kind.
Of property. merchandise. 81, at fur aHd equabic
ie. The Director. assure the public thHt bis Gnn-
any will be- conducted with view 10 pcrnaneacy nud
the -rretrst principles 81 equity. ust aud close
.egord to erouong and the .nlaty Of the insured
PPEsinEaf-JOSEFB S CARSON.
SFcnttARY-C. s. FUNK.
AcruARf-O. T. BRESEE.
losLFH CARsos, = WV. l.. CARE
JAWS T.. kWLY, JAMES II BUFdEss,
LLoTp LoaAs, : y. W. hicnAhDsot,
IoHE ktnR.
~ Ohar on Plecadia street near tho Valley Bank,
W.,ehester. Z. -. CHRIST IAN, AGeaT.
Sept 2-diy Lvnchburg.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
-PLENDID SILVER CUPS, II

cPLENDID SILVER CUPS, NEW lew.
} elrY. --latest Patfernsy 6ae Ciyrksf tF"ry cehpy
eofaat Cod aud Silver Watches. Warranted i"f wv
srafz.)
Also ssr and cap paper Of the last md iae.i qnal
80 5pc Nots paper aad fancy Envelope NV b9"es s.
ool Books. very 6ne Book, School 3eoss, o. all i2f
sale the lowest prices. Cail md lp', NJ il' to"s
5elofe yau bay clzeahe I'm >aee money icy do
fre "a. loci OIL Jpli = ~ - hi'i'ii
TOBACCO FLATNE Rs h .aa.s'iheis
aIiIs,al. 10 order on ll4e lowest terms Tobacca
fatatrsg 81 al .izc. both wood and non, and will var
tao, rh.a be- equal 10 any made IN ne State
Al.o sae Niue Machines Tor cutting bns Innings the
mat complete thing made
Shop NEXT door 10 G. & s. Mekinney opposite
Bruce. sable, Min st. Lyucbburg. u.
doe 9gf. EAMES * WASH.
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READ THIs
From the Hon ohm Mclean. Associate Judge Of the
supreme Court.
CIYCtNNATI, 29th oct. 1872
Dear Sir: | thank yen for the engraved likeness of
General jacks its excellent In the latter
part of his life his grey hairs his tall and venerable frame
the sincerity aud kindness of his expression and man
ncr, captivated all who became acquainted with him
here were few if any, persons educated home or
abroad, however much they may have associated with
foreign who equal the grace and effect of Gen
slider him in the field in the druwing.room, or at the
head OF the administration, he a remarkable man.
With great respect
JOHN MCLEAN
George " Childs, Esq.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS To CLUB SUBSCRIBERS
In order To enable possess copies of the above
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers the
following inducements for tile formation of Club sub.
scriptons.
To-wil :--Foi ii club of five, $40 90
ten, IS 90
hteen IS 90
~ On the receipt of the subscriptions the Portraits
win be sent free of postage (at the sole risk OF the sub
'criber address, orto each of the said club as
desired. Address, ROBERT KING.
Agent for Welchs Portraits of
Washington and Jackson for State of Va
Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
dec II diets
On TONS Ground Plaster just received and for
on sale by SAUNDERS, NORTH X IRBY
dec s-dts
sCORECE.--5O cases sunerior lick licorice
IL arrive, Tor sale by nloDANIEI. < HURT.
sept2i-ts
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SOUTHERN FINE ART, BE z. IL.
lNGT0N-U, Unprecedented mihe aRRas Of Am0ic7R Fine
Aa.-IiGehs MagHfcieut PORTRAIT IF WASHING
TON-(20 by 26 inches Engraved on steel (by per-
misson) from Gilbert Stuarts only o,igi0i painting
The celebrity of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar 'househod words" to the mind OF
every person in the u. S. who can reul.
Every Artist Scholar, Statesman and Jurst, in en-.
country and in Europe. capable of Judging uas pro-
nounced WEIGHS WASHINGTON 4 rrnFrcr trans.
script ri Suls word.renowned printing an,n- such
THE ONLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT IL txts.
TENcE.
FIVE DOLLARS cory.
The only merit this Portrait OF Washington
is, TINT the Senate f the United States and the most
celebrated Srhe's, Artists Julists and Statesmen of
the untrd Sates, pronounce il the ONLY CORRECT Por.
| trait Of Washington EVER engraved.
fmtiru ur attention invited the following eire
from the Hon Roger Inuey, Chief Justice Of the u
States:
BALTIMORE, June %, 1882,
Dear Sir: Accept my thanks far tie Portrait of
Washington. As work OF its excellence and
hcnuty must strike every Who ind il is no
less happy nits likeness the Father Of his country.
"ns my good fortune t. have him in the days of
my huAood, and his whole ppt - vet strongly
impressed Oh my memory. The portrait you lnyo is
,uedapp,ars 10 be exuet likeness representing
perfectly, the expression, wei the and ea
lures ct his fac. With great respect,
am yourt ob't servant.
X. b. TANEY.
Geo w ClilAe ESQ. phil'a
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EramsloglnlIom al.,n

ls-asa-<s.s's2~ 10 PigSlgrg aad the GIe@.1 lie under
signed would respectfully inform tAc friends aud
rofncrs ot The Prnn-y lvnhin Gnnn will open 12jh
March, nj whiehtim, will be repaired to forward any
amount OF N7rhae3ise To all points the Western VA
rera, with dispatch at the very lowest rites.
Rate on Tobacco PitlsLorg, Goo per 100 lbs from
ii Mpy. ime 8 days.
No Commission charged for forwarding ut Baltimore
or Phadepiia. G, II. kOONo
March 1--dts Agent Union Line. Baltimore
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AID German Tooth brushes DRESSING and ea,'3
Combs Shaving and Toilet Soaps, Ruzors md Roo'r
s'ps' hnOln extracts for the handkerchief Colon
water Fort Monnais, &C, &C., for sale bv O''e nc
Uec o-ts JOHN H SEAY Dn,ro;,
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MUSE EE SOER.-Thc balance IF the Christ
IVE mas and New Years Books for 1888, now on
hand will be closed oat very low prices tor Of
coasgnec, prefer to sell returning them
Tho-" who have not supplied themselves, will do we'll
to call. See list ia another column.
c MORSE.
dec BOTS Opposite the Warwick House
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EeOOFAs ON AGRICULTURE, Nc

EeOOsAS ON AGssECUETURE,& c-
ES d i PAYNE has on hand, and will sell ON good
TERMS
Conn leto Furmor and American Gardner
Fami.y Kitchen Gardner, by Blunt
Practical Agriculture, by Johnson
Johnson's Agricultural Chemistry
louatt the Horse
Sheep
Pig
Dog
Stephens Book of the Farm
The American Farm Book, iy Alien
Allen, Rural Architecture
The American Muck Book
Treatise ON Hohousc
Liebig Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books, several kinds
The American Farmers Universal Hsnd.book
Coenan's Practical Agriculture
Mrs Bis, Puctirnl Cook Book
Miss Lesie's Receipt Book =
complete Cookery
=" Hons Book
Virginia House Book
Actions Cookery
Btrch's Cookery and Domasi.c F-,uo,nv
Agriculture for Schools, by i}lales
Also \ large assortment Of Han Hgoks of Rn,gl
aud Domestic Economy in Paper, ,c each. &c. &c.
dec Il IS
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)fCAaNsON COLLEGE.-Tbe I'm 80.

nfCAaNSON COELEGE.-Tbo F-1 =
sion Of this ancient ond favorite institution vii
I pm,n On Wednesday, the 18th of SEPTEMBER
IN attendance is required, alike by the inter
esis OF the students and Of the Colege. ''''''
hosra IN good families may be had at prices ranyino
rom % to $500 per week. (Studenis pref,ripa
rnt themselves can reduce this expense as low as 6a1
,'n'S per week The annual charges, including tn
u'n board, and all incider is for roomren, -; .u'
'"'l' and lights, y betwerr $1,000 and $50 M
-. ~, SCI Its 9. COLLINS. President
PHoM ASTON Lime 100 lbIs rbooo.,on 7 d.
J. received and for sale ty Lime
doc L ~
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~ Office TO gaaE PUEBLO.

y VI ENb 10 TIE Il z 20 hEN,-0NCTI0n
" II Of the charter oi u lie Lyociburg aud Abing.
don Telegraph Company" rcuds as lollpws
"Thnt il auypcrson, persons, shall wfllly OF know
ingly bieu hiurc destroy or interrupt the relegrnp!
lines Or communications any pnr thcreoi,--to be
erected by tn" said company pursuance Of tis
he, she, thcy sail pay the said corporation,
hundred dollars for said offence. aud sa lee further
liable for all damages which the said company may
.ufr in requiring the injury and from the interruption
Of their business be recovered in an action of In
pas-nud, if any person, mourning the penalty aiore
sud- SHALL through insolvency any other cause, be TN
uble shall fail to pay the penalty or damages ufa
said aud ,hAli second time commit tresspas upon the
sad lines, any part thereof aforesaid, he, size 81
they, sha be liable, upon conviction thereof, an i'm
prisonmrn in the county Ja of notless than month";
more than six month";
The penalties Of the section above recitcd, will be
'igidly enforced. r. b. DEANE, JR.
President l.. & A. Telegraph Co.
Sept 3--.lfs
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l CCEAS! aOCAs!-Received, drecttrom the
all Kinds, qualities aud prices from cents a Piece to
500 Having DO ,rnine - Keep thorough and well
assorted stock Of all kinds of Carpenters Hardware
and to sell at moderate profit invite all those in want
TO give me "a call before buyil z elsewhere.
sept li--its A WINSTON.
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A IL E.iEgsECIANs AGWE.s Tlnl ..aLge

"a III Il ha SASE8SfS AZ AZ Ia - l nat large
N aud frequent doses Of alcoholic
pounds taken into the stomach from time time, must
bayea tendency destroy the healthfu tone of that Vi
tai organ OF the human SYSTEM and it is well known
all the medical profession, thn the active principle Of
gallon otiquid medicine he placed in teaspoon
whythcn the ofgiying large and nauseous draugh
cine the potent its effects" Is now discarded by
all candid reasoncrs and it is ndisputably proved be-
yond doubt that BRYANS PULMONIC WAFERS,a
ma7iiaa Of the most agreeable and paatabe nature is
Ire IN - ehectua remedy for Coughs, Colds and Their
consequences. They invariably give relief in TEN
NJ lsuIES, and so pleasant to the taste that any
child viii take them.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
jar 3.2w il Z LYMAN
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NEAasEsY NsENssrHIAS.-AL who n We NO.

TNE AZ "a Ia 4 A HIS z IA AS.-AII who We not
I'R Yet provided themselves with appropriate sui
for the approaching festive season. had better call at
once Ut the Bazaar, and rig out. We have just receiH
eanolher lot of those fine CLOTH dress and frock coats
1"w syte French fancy Cnssimere pants fine Doe skin
do fancy aud black grenadne Merino Cut Velvet, Cas-
simer', Farmers Satin, al Embroidered 10th Vests
Silk ana MarseIes Party Vests Corded collars, White
silk CaYuts Pocket handkerchiets Silk half bose &c,
Nc. dee 25-ts ASSHAFER & co.
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A moUr $4,000 MOsarsa u naa

dec a--dNcts R.SfABLER. \ co.
\ BOUT 100000 WOsaTH II nalctcs
"A aad fae Jep.tf2 Boo.s, StaiOnyg. Fancy Goois
&c. far sale at s,ea y reduced Pfices-John 7 Wright
having determined 10 engage Immediately IN the bust.
oinnnufetoring Tobacco errs his arge mud slen.
did $40 OK Of Watches, Jew'lfy, Books and Sm.
liuneY, at he rGgiowesi prices aud many OF them
cost
Tie has on hand about two hundred watches of all
KIND +, and fine sortmcnt OF gold rnins Breast pins
Bracelets Ecu rings Fngerrugs ofa kind>, some very
line Diamond rings uad Breast Plus, liver -poous, S
cups, Gold pons and pencil eascs, and cecns Of all
hind.
Also n large assortment of miscellaneous and school
hooks, Letter and Cap paper and large stock orNch
len blank books.
His stock is entirely and embraces the most de
,irabc goods be found He feels confident that all
who may cali him will fud the paiccs ra'y low
siderine the quality of the goods
He wishes collect all his outstanding accounts as
soon MS possible, JNO = WRIGHT, II.
dec 2l Is