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NOTICE Navy Department. win entertain propositions.
IN and drawings until the 25th for
urnng cngncs machinery boilers complete for tha
United States propeller fgatc San Jacnto, lying
Philadelphia nayy-yard ess 800.
propositions should specify within
Payments will DO made fol-
onef successful trial Trip, satisfactory 70 the do
AFTER successful running be
judged competent be selected by the Secretary Of
the Navy. S
DEPARTMENT, Aug. IL, 1853. .x .se s5s
The ln,cgencer Evening Of Washington,
Evening Argus OF Philadelphia viii please
PUBLISH 4Fsa
Aug lS-dt25thinst.
The above notice is extended and modified follows;
propositions accompanied by designs and drawings, will bo
entertained until The 10th day Of September oxino fos furnishing
complete, and for the
boilers instead Of building
Payments Onehalf sucscssfu trial
trip department,
running be judged Of by competent engineers
be selected by the Secretary OF The Navy. >N8#s
NAVY DEPARTMENT., August %, 1853 #sNrk.
lncgencer and Evening STAR of Washington, and tho
and Evening Argus Philadelphia pnbish
Aug l3-dlSeptI ~ sslg
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M. A. Ty SON Sisters Female Seminary Tor Boar
Ing and Day Pupils,

NJ a. Ty and Sstcrs' Female Seminary Tor Board
,t Ing and Day Pupils,
On r street, betueen TpfyM and Tairfeenth
THE institution will Thursday
18th Of September which their pupils requested
be puncua in order 10 promote speedy
OF the classes.
many improve lately pre-
vousy establishment enable principals offer increased
advantages and facilities to their pupils
They have also made the Of II or
boarding pupils will fnd everything provided that make
chambers well ventilated carpeted
winter, pleasure by furnace their study
be desired
No pupil will be admitted satisfactory reference be
previously
Fur ac circulars may be had the Seminary and at The
principal bookstores in the city.
Aug 24-dti5thsep
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NY >. c. mcGUInE, Aacs,onssr.

YTEpY VALUABLE CANAL. PROPERTY AT AUCTION
Friday August 29h O'Clock, the prem,
SEES No 23 sitnned the Of t
and Csnni Streets each and
tanning is,0Oo square fees.
lot OF the attention OF business men and
canal ior msnufscoy
heavy business has been occupied successfully
for which business
4 possesses peculiar advantages.
Terms residue in twelve, and eighteen
months. satisfactorily secured beating interest
49, r.. JAS. q. MceuTRE
Aug is-e cd Asc't"nser
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ny-Yown~ Christian Association. Rooms Fow-
below y, the General Post once.
day (sundsy
~ snd The best religious
and OF this
regularly received Citizens and
vii cordially welcomed.
by order Of the Assocanon.
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ny GREEN 4 SCOTT. A.c..on.sr,

THE Heavenly Homes or, The E,npl yments and
EaoyInents Of The Heaven; by Kov H. HarbAugh
A NJ. s.. Fps
Goodies Better Covenant; I2mo. 60
CHRIST N Example; by Caroline Fry. IS
America a found by Mrs. Duncan 81.
Charity Fruits by Jonathan Edwards. 81.
komirh lnA
del Aggression; by j. II. Merle DAubignc, d. d. rs
Edgars Variations Of Poetry. 81.
o sale by CRAY h LLANTYNE,
Aug II (Starl Tth street, odd Fcnows Hall.
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IN behalf
Proposed railroad Brandon Monsomey, Pssl-
United directed that for preseai
pleasure Congress be regard
public mid conssfucns said raoad pabo lsada
lying fifteen pes, hersabouts bs
Of between Brandon and Montgomery ths
land subject to rae JAcx-oE and AUsUsrA, Asvs
ppi and Aabama withheld from
the unt further
special Instructions that have been accord
officers OF the districts Aforesaid
order diagrams
iacude portions pub ic lands sdvs
10th proximo, Denopoji
The Presidents proclamation OF Sd May ss asd
lands dsicn directed be
the hla once, suhioned Ia
lying within the aforementioned townships vx
North Of line and east Of the CAsetaw metaidn
AuacsrA District Mississippi TOWNSHIPS three four
seven twelve thirteen, fourteen, heen,
sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen
NORTH of Of ne 81. Stsphens wsrdss
In t Draoros district in Alabama TowHsnIrs thirteen, four
fcen, and sevent.sn, Of sss and
four and fractional hiree. and foueen ..ss. ave
within which townsps he Withheld from
public sale private entry, Gas the may bel until further
y =
pre- empdon claims within III. limits aforesaid may, how
ever, be established and paid for as heretofore.
BY order OF the President.
Given hand ths General Land Once city OF Wash
JOHN WILSON,
Aug o0-d3w Commissioned
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CEVERAI TuINGA-We prepared TO Offer decided
y bargains the articles below named
hncn' The vasious widths
pillow linens, various grades
p,eccs pure oil linen" table diapers and damssks
variety table napkins towelinV
Irish nnens commencing with the extra cheap ones
u.s., yard and upwards, % the best kinds and
qualities made.
class linen goods should, Ia justice
themselves examine
pieces cheap shrng low prices, aiso the
and finest kinds made
rs bonbr,'ns and apcss Of the best sds with all
other mourning goods constantly hand ff
pieces white cambria three qualities
thick jsconet cambric mus,ns all qusllics
| cnmbc and muslin bands
plain Swiss, dotted, and vine nusiins
pieces white cambria dimity and India twils
cartons bnck -bordcrcd handkerchief 800
linen cambsics and French battiate
pieces cloths doyiics, Srsoried COLOR
D domestic dry goods to al ~
" % NJ making additions.
viii afford pleasure receive all amounts DUE us
n arranged IN the contrary
@ Good ncs prices and fair dealing may BE- relied on IN
'''-'@#t FERRY BROTHER, Nv
hss Dermous building, opposite Centre Market
August 23-5teof
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ea TREAsrEs DErARrassr, Aug ~. less.
IN The Of Apl i5tb ie2
holders Of the
July, ie@o redeenabe
lab prepared purchase
day VI December
lioas stock the aud
terms hereinafter mentioned, 10 wits
la any contingent competition within the
preference viii given which The ssid stocks
either And certificates duly Assigned
uned ntaes be this the
ee whereof apee win be paid compounded OF ths following
ticuaIs g ST.
lot Inc par value specified in each certncse
"a. OF 10 stocks ot o47 rsdsemab,e
an leos or tbe bel ek per
On The stock. VI ici9 redecnabls 1855.
Tho ptOf July
1898 10 Tue dais OF Treasury,
Win uie allowance TOR The ownsr) of
+ day interest addition.
Payment for said stocks will be tbs Treasury
The uui,ed States
OF Philadelphia, as The parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 23-3t secreiary Of the Treasury.
By GREEN II SCOTT. A.ctionssrs. It44
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH L, NEAR THE COR
OF 4ih street, sucton.On Friday, l6h
shall Of The at O'clock valuable
building situated side Of north
being
subdivision No 25, having front l. %
running 1880 10 feet alley and containing
tec.
In g. 49, IT, ant - months
deferred
Of sale deed and deed Of tnken. Title In
f'-0 GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Aug a3--d s ~ Aucdonssrs
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Georgetown College. ID. @.
STUDIEs will resumed in this institution the r Monday
y of September. .s
senior students
number boarde the
such will their
well intellectual culture b. A. MAGUiRE, 3. j.,
Auy 2<-eod2w President
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DIED,

On Sunday svenng, the et instant in Anne Arundel
residence OF IoBs MILLER THEODOhE g.
5ANsBuRY, in The 37th year Of his age,
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Al Ew DOMESTIC DRY GOODs.-The SUI scbers have
this day and well selected stock dry
goods. They consist as follows
20 pcss 0A and l24 fine linen shce:ings very cheap
20 do do cotton do
~ do do pillow case linens
20 do do cotton, round
biceched and brown linen table I'M
widths, qualiues and prices
Scotch, Russia huckaback tsweiings
Snow-drop and damask table napkins
And doylies and crash E1et1a
IIalniisons bisached and brown Canton danncls
rounds best Irish lncns, all pure linen e &
5 cases hest shirtDs coions, at low prices
40 pieces New York mills improved q #.
SO do fine brown shiIiings and sheetnss
IS do fine Manchester ginghams
IS do styles fall cniicoes
As do fine white cambrics, fom ~ to 23
Us do do jaconets do do
so do fine striped and plain muslns, - to 25
90 do fine white and red hannes
Bed ticking, striped and plaid cotions
40 fine plain and embroidered shawls which will be
sold very great bargains
IS lace embroidered mantles, at half price.
Ae rtock Silks lawns beeges and all other kinds OF
goods, will be sold below their original We
neatly solicit call from all whs wish purchase,
determined to sell at low prices and no humbug
MAGRUDER CALVERT.
Aug 24-3uw2w st
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Dy j. q. McGUIhE Auctoneer.
DOCKS AUCTION Thursdsy August Is, al
O'Clock. auction shall sell col
lection Of books coLsising Of fe
Senate, House. and Executive Documents
Histories, Reviews
English, French, and Spanish school books
Novels books VI engraving, pamphlets, &C.
Terms cash. JAS {. MCGUIRE,
Aug 2f-d a.gs#4r Auctioneer
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sale To-Day.
ny GREEN A. SCOTT, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH M, BETWEEN
auctionOn Wednesday, The ast
nsl premises, O'Clock,
handsome building south side Of north NJ be
The LOT fronts ~
back ia feet wide alley IL Is part Of lots Nos ~ and In
49 6s The above described
property of first purchaser who
has comply Of sale, which made
Moaday the lith day Of July 1853.
Tems third cash the balance IN six and twelve months
give deferred bearing
Of sale. deed aud deed Of trust taken
Title indspuable.
GREEN SCOTT,
Aug God Aucuoneefs
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DOTTSDAMER'A EngrossiDg Large Fountain Pens
which, by simple device, Will nearly page with
dip invaluable bookkeepeTs and others
large capital letters, the ink not giving out.
II sthe best pen in the United States
For sale at III. TAYLOR 4 MAURYis
/ Aug % Bookstore, Ninth
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DARLO1 sAFE EOR "a LIE have for sale very hand
iron psrlnf safe, richly inIsid
and perfectly hre proof which viii be cold low, application
49, #TH.s JAA. q. Me0UIRE
ANN-da Ans. snd Merchant
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LATER FROM TENAs,

Nrw ORLEANS, August 2D-Later account, 6om TeIas
that the report OF Lsmars death di,oredited
There nothing a. ,e the result the elections
The crops booked promising,
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rGvER AT NEW oKLEAss

New ORLEANS, August 20.--The total number Of inter
reported for the n hours cndng this morning 295
The fever Is more Ia tai than
NEw OsLEAs., August 22.-Col A. N IIobrook. o
the editors aud popreiors of the Pcayune taken scL
ths 18th. He has been rcsden, OF the city for many
years. There are strong hopes OF his recovery.
Nxw ORLEANS, Aug 22-rhe total number Of deaths in
the ~ hours past ending at O'Clock dis morning.
$50, OF which t69 are from fever.
Besides the above fearful mortality there DEATH
amounting 30 during the time Of diseases stated
ma king the whole number nearly GOO.
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cuArssL.sp, August ~ This physicians to-day repor,
that the cholera ia of much mder type and yields read
lily tn proper treatment. sast rss 4 ~
There consider sbie panic among the citizens.
whom have ie tho place The follow log have oc.
cured since last exports On Saturday, Phip kub lnborer
Adams Hsrtgs, laboser. On Sunday John O. Hoffman an
old citizen, retired from business On Monday noon,
Baptist Manay, a,orvkoepcr; Peter k-mrney, feed
chant; James It Barron, csb,netmsnr; Williams. labor
There have beer and few death.
will probably occur.
spIzuRg AT visniao
BosTos, Aug "a TIL. schooner Rosanpah arrived at
Gloucester on Saturday, reports that he schooner
light, Of Gouo@ser, Capt Mcdonald, was brought by
from the Brtish Devastation, the 9Th Of
August Capt Mcdonald INN cd stey hoisted the Ancri
nag and hove Officers from the then
ed her and took her in tow and carried her into Gsspe
The capture took pscc In Msgdsena bay. Tho Starlight
her first nip. and valued at $1,000 She had on
board $50 barrel. Of msekere valued at IS 600 more
1t ~ sso stated by the Rossnnah hat1hc schooner High
lander was seized by the vessel but afterwards given
up. The schooners Mary Mile. aud Ellen Proctor We also
chased out Of the Lny ty an English cutter
The news Of tho seizure created some excitement in
Gloucester. coupled with the fact that The Unied S,aes
squadron Teasing at Halifax instead OF cruising
fishing grounds.
Louisv,Ltr, Aug "a
The committee forwarded three thousand dollass 10 tho
Howard Asosiason last evening by ielesvaph. will be
able 10 raise between and three lhousand dollars
Nrw oaLsAs,. Aug e.
Interaen. this day. 40; to'sl for the week. 1850
SAsssrs
Nr~ fosk, Aug. 18Th. stock market is firm, and
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PUBLIc LANDS OF observation-disclosures Crosby
having examined The report OF the commissioners ap-
pointed TO purchase the lands OF Massachusetts, ing in
Maine has approved the same, and will issue his proca-
nation for calling the legislature together Con the Goth
OF September nex TO ACT upon the question OF accepting
the terms Of said bargain.
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Sr Louis, Aug u The steamer Rober Campbell has
rived from Council Bluffs bearing among her passengers "a
Mormon missionaries, en rcu't for the Old World. The
health Of Utah excellent They bring block
BILE donated by Territory for the Washington Monument
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BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT The most beautiful flowers are
t"ose which are double, such double pinks double
roses, and double dshlias What argument il this
against the chilling deformity OF single blessedness
go marry,"is written on every thing beautiful that the
eye rests upon beginning with birds of paradise, and
leaving of with apple blossoms.
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Ns~ Yoss. Aug 18Th. stock marker !, firm, and
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establishment OF mint, &c
THE CASE or Mas GASrs.-The case OF Mrs. Gaines
IN which she claims to be the ghlfnl heir TO large es
tate in New Orleans, is said 10 again 10 come before
the Judicial tribunals Mrs Ganes, n is further stated
has lately been in New York city with new and i'm.
porian witness. Gen. yllamil OF South America Who
is claimed has personal kno Wedge OF the principal
fact necessary for Mrs Gaines prove which we sup
po-e must The fact OF the marriage although this
point is not stated. General viIlamiI native Of Lou
isiana.
mormon MODE or coLLscrirc DrBrs-When a man
refuses 10 pay debt among the Mormons, they ,cnd
three officers called The whtlcfs who take their station
in front Of the debtors house, each with jack knife
and bundle OF sticks, and white away day after day.
ill the delinquent knocks under. II i. said that the
remedy seldom fails.
A gentleman in the street the other night who had ev-
identity taken much OF the aiden" for convenient
storage and rather unqueIy resting himself against
lamp post, when acquaintance along and OBJ
served that the fcied individual had over
coat.
"well, Bob" said he, guess you have been induls-
ing in new overcoat'
Coat r replied Boz giving bis hs, knock back and
enheavoring 10 geshcuaie; /" this ain't a coat"
'lsnia coat, EN- Well, Bob, what is nf'
ms ere amt a eoat-irs spirit wreppr r
HE CRysraL PALAcr-Thc New York Herald saws .
" very great change has been made in the palace du.
ring The past week. The new additions Of Powe.'s
stauary and other contributions. have served az sor, Of
polish TO the whole exhibition The long nave for the re-
cep,on OF packages was on Saturday crowded with conr-
buttons ost received, and which will be opened imms
daisly. Very hule is nov noticed ,hroueh
The various departments very little while aro the
anxiety was that all the sections would no, be supplies
with msteria. and that the appearances OF the exhibition
would be much mared by The appearance of blank apart
msns and unoceuped space This anxiety has Aow turn.
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SAILING or INK ALBANY.
MosLK Aug. AThe United States sloop Aiban n,
sailed from Pensacola Thprsday las, for New York
Com Newton who has recovered from his recent lines.
took command OF the Albany.
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MURDEROUS ASSAULT.

We are informed By gentleman just from
New Madrid, says the Cape Girardeau Eagle Of
the 3d. that one SAMUEL HouK made muir
derous attack upon Hon. Luke BYRsE, of tina,
county on Saturday morning, the 9Th inst
No previous difficulty had occurred between the
parties, and none took place at the time to jus
tify such an attack. Ga Sunday morning as
MIR. BYRSE was riding through town he was
hailed BY HoUK from the steps of grocery, who
said that certain horse could beatghs( RYRs's)
for thousand dollars. Mr.. B. replied tina, he
could not, when Houk gave him tie lie As
the former was getting from his horse HoUK
fired pistol, which took effect in the shoulder
and spine, and at last accounts was likely to
owe fatal Houk Immediately escaped. but
was hastily pursued by several gentlemen. He
has not, as yet, been taken.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
BELOW PAR lNDUBuouc

! At the recent city election in DUBUQUE. Tim
friends of Gen. Jones rallied the, forces in b..
half Of regularly nominated Democratic lsnes
| ticket.
The Democratic Herald says The Jones' fbrn
and prepared to do as they pleased They had
made such nominations as wese calculated tn
pleas Jones men a!one." .sisui the great ma
joriiv of Democrats becoming ind gnant at The
mlnoeuvers and Vaccinations OF Jonesisln, were
determined to rebuke it by signal and indis-
nant protestation against its acts.
Behold The result In town aekno wietige d
to be Democratic by at least one hundred ma
jority, the ticket nominated for the support of
the Democratic party has been defeated by a
majority close on three hundred out Of 663 votes
cast"
Thus it appears that this Jones who found his
way into the Senate of the United States thro
the potency of Surveying contracts, and who
has since he got there disgraced the State by
his vices, and sacrificed its interests by his folly
and inefficency, is utterly powerless at home.
He is not only unpopular himself, but his very
name is a bye word of scorn, and even able men
by avowing their friendship to him are sacrificed
t. his unpopalarity Thus in the late city elec
ton Judge Cookery, though he was the regular
nominee for City Recorder, was beat more than
two to one by his opponent.
Still Jones has some influence at Washing
ton, and he uses it to pay his friends for person
al services. So although Cookery was badly
beaten for Recorder by a vote of the citizens of
Dubuque, he is now made their Postmaster in
spite of their opposition Valley Whig.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Steamer Georgia, from Aspnwall via King
ston, arrived this P. NJ She brought $780,
600 and full compliment Of passengers.
Among her principal consignees are Adams
& Co., $50, 900 American Exchange Bank,
100000 Wells Il Fargo, $ll3,00O; Bur
goyne Il Plume, $500, 600; Duncan, Sherman
& Co., 100000.
The men who were arrested on the lsthmus
for robbing the Peruvian Minister at Bogota,
are. C. l. Holmes, of the Hotel at Gorgona,
Jas. Steward and Clerk, Charles Rogers, and
Richard Bray. Part of the stolen property was
found in their possession.
The British corvette, Daedalus, arrived at
Panama on the 18th from the southern coast,
with $5OO,O00 in specie.
The Crescent City, advertised to sail to-mor-
row for Aspinwall, will not sail until Saturday.
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w. p. a LIE N,
wHoi EsALE RETAIL
Druggist, Chemist,
Eo @ EZ Ea~ III E-N e. EE @
MY STOCK CONSISTS OF

MY STOCK CONSISTS OF
a DRUGS of every description, as recommended
5 in tie Phara acopias Of the United States, London
M Dublin and Paris.
.tE Che,aicals-Of every kind used in the various
Arts and Sciences, etc, eic.
Perfumsry.-Genune, from the st celebrated man.
ufacturers the Unied States, Eng land and France.
Patent Medicines "A general assortment of the most
celebrated constantly on hand.
Paints, Oils and Dye SaGs-of the finest quality, d.
rect from the manufacturers.
Wines and Liquors.-Gcnaine, for Medical purposes.
Brushes If every description.
PAs.-Patent and Otiicinal.
Outtmcats.-Patent and Otticinal.
Seeds.-Medicinai, uarden and Field.
Surgical Instruments and saringesAn assortment OF
those in ceneI al use.
:tati0ncry.-An assortment.
Druggists Shop Fa,niars ard Glass Ware.
PastfrS-Of the most celebrated PATENT
Eftdo,o Glass, Sash aid Puay.-Giass of the best
Pit ,barg brand. Sash OF al! kinds. Putty made on
TIL premises OF the best materials.
OAs-Lard, Neasiout, Sperm, Caster, Linseed, Gro
ton ami AL the essential oils, Arong'ic and Medicinal.
pared by the Shaker, and various Celebrated te.bdStS
Extracts of every kind.
Essences o! every kind.
7'tnctures OF every variety.
Prescriptions Prepared at any hour, light and day.
take tins upp"ftdnt" OF Returning my grGtefni
thanks to the citizens Dubuque and tho surround
country their very liberal patron &c and support
slowed Inc, and hope by strict attention and perse-
veranee my profession merit continuance of tlle
have Ills season purchased my goods in the
Eastern markets, by which arrangement have hcel
enabled osain Pner articles at equally low prices,
and invite the attention Of PAy scids, Country Mer-
chaUts and The pub c generality 10 my improved Stock
uiiy Confident of giving unSe sal satisfaction. Appre
ciang your confidence and patronage during the past
the future is with grateful emotions anticipated.
Respectfully, Yours, -,
ar store, No. .oI Main Street, Dubuque, Iowa
nox door TO The NAPLES House.
April %, 1888. daw-3m
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Coop ADVICE Baker, Goodwin & Co
the celebrated Job Printers ofNew York, pub
lish an advertising sheet, in one of the numbers
of which we find the following excellent advice
to business men,
You might as well try TO stop water from run
ming down Niagara als as to keep the people
from running TO the stores and shops Of those
traders and workers who avail themselves Of The
printing press to let the world know what they
have got or do, or where they are.
This is lively world. The slow coaches of
old days won't answer now. There is no luke
warmness in life A man must either make a
stir or noise or hang his harp upon the willow.
II you want to go ahead let the world know it,
and they will help you along.
A handsome bill head is almost indispensable
now-a.days to the business man. Beside the
waste of time in writing cut bill, there is a be.
ind-the-age look about such thing, that is
intolerable.
The habit Of the people is getting more in the
way Of depending npon eye-sight.-lf you go
upon journey, and ask when the cars start, ten
to one you don 'tfulIy believe what is told you,
but look around for the handful or advertisement
where you can read for yourself. So if you
wish to buy or sell, don't you go about looking
for customers, but call in the aid ola Printer,
and address thousands of your fellow. citizens at
once.
Never do up package Of goods without put
ting in circular, card, or handbill.-Thus you
viii compel all your customers to assist in max.
ing you known, and at the same time be setting
. good example.