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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
SJ,px,is5'S Sale.

D. virtue of execution ID directed
3 from the Clerk of the Cass county circuit
court. will expose 10 public sale between tho
h, urs f ten o'clock M. and four o'clock y NJ.
on Saturday tic Both day of September, 1854.
The rents and profits for seven years of the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: the east
half of the north east quarter, and the ives; half
If The north east quarter of -eciion l6, town
ship SO. range one east. in Marshall county, Ind.
and in case the rents aud profits for said seven
wears fail Ia sell for sum sufficient Ia satisfy
said execution and costs. tie fee simple title To
said real estate will be fTcred al the same time
and place. Levied upon as the property of
Wa. q. Pomerny AT the suit of John ". Wri rht
subject to another execution in favor Of the
same plant # for 1927 ST. one hundred of which
is corc;ablc without relief from valuation and
appraismcnf laws.
JOHN L. THOMPSON. Shift. C.
Scpt7. 1851. 26l3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

If the Wing party had made will al
the time of its death. mot in its good old
days) it would surely have given Colfax
the principle part Of the estate, and Hal
sey. the fusion candidate for the legisla-
ture would have been after the widow.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
a dsninis,rasOr's Notice.

~ ed have taken out letters of Admin >iraiion
mon the E>iai, oi Jacob Shalcr, late of NJ n
shall County Indiana, deceased. All persons
knowing themselves indebted To saul Estate are
reouircd To make immediate payment ana tnost,
having claims against said Estate are f,laited
Ia prosen, thcmduly authenticated according to
law for settlement. The Estate Is supposed To
be solvent. JOHN STAR i. yum 7.
CATHARlNE SlIAtER, Aimr'x.
Sept ! 1851. 20 :.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

One morning last week. as the Hon. l..
the breakfast room at the National with
his morning mail. his veteran newsmon-
ger met him on the flight Of steps near
the office. His eye caught the title Gin.
cinnat,: Gazette" 10 paper in Mr.. C's.
hand, and with peculiar expression he
remarked
,Ah, the old Cincinnati Gazette!'
Mr.. Cambell halted, observing,
you have it not in your package be :
lieve?
No; but l took it once
'When2'
In 1928. when Charles Hammond was
editor, and | was in the firm Of Caring
ton & Wells. wholesale merchants. Main
street. CINCINNATI
Il recollect the firm, said Mr.. G. for
was then printers devil in the Gaze tie
office, and faithfully ,hro' wintry storms
carried the paper TO you. We are liv-
ing monuments of the ups and downs
of life!'
Here strange expression passed over
the counienance of WELLS; and Mr.. c.
fearing that he might awaken unpleasant
remiscenceS in connection with his change
of fortune left with God give you sue
cess; your energy deserves itn
How illustrative of the changes of tickle
fortune The carrier boy Of the news Of
that day TO the wholesale merchant. is
now a member of the American Congress
and the same merchant now carries the
newspaper 10 him.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

The Chicago Daily Journal lie edited
with ability and CO mmendaole zeal, but
the re is no, now The half that we receive,
that are printed in n readable manner.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
Tf EN2IlAD

- 81 * u
On he end. inst. b. Rev. Austin Fuller.
SAMUEL b. CoIBALEr and AMANDA DAw
SON. both Of this place.
On the 30 tn inst. byS.R. Coons. Esq,
Mr.. William Ii. Black, TO Miss Susaunah
uegote. all Of this county.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

Information has been laid before the
Secretary Of the Treasury by our Consul
at Gu racoa, TO the effect that subordlnates
in tho New York Custom House have been
bribed 10 pass false invoices Of goods.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

Somebody adverlises for agents to sell n
work entitled llyDenial Instructor. The
best hymeniaI instructor we know OF is q
young widow. What she does not know,
there is no use in learning.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
Farmers take Notice

TENHAT the undersigned has received an
agency from Commission Merchant IN
Cincinnati OHIO. and int, n1s paying cash for
cranberrieS This fall If sufficient saniliy can
be procured, bat thy mus. be ripe and picked
in good order. Please call at Old Plymouth
Hotel. W. }. MOlh.
Sept. 7, 1854. 2jn,.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

tree about twenty feet from the scene of The
accident. His head and the upper part of his
body was mangled by the train, which ground
him on the track as it passed over him. The
other young man who was with Philip, also
German, and whose name We did not learn,
was thrown to one side OF the road and IN
jured so badly that he died in a few minutes.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
Worse Than al hb0iiti0nist.

a fellow by the name of Is. w. S.
Burch. in Owl Prairie. Daviess county.
not long ego. resolved to emf crate 10
Nebraska. Before starting. however. lie
bethought himself of the propriety of
taking with him helpmate to the Ear off
land. Casting a bout him for fair one
that would please his fancy. he hit upon
the wife of Mr.. Dulien--one OF his
neighbors. An interview resulted liz an
agree ment to elope for the New Terrific
ry. TO cover their retreat, DurCh asked
Dulien to go with him 10 doggery in
the neighborhood TO drink. While there
Burch contrived to get up fuss with
Duliep, and. knocking him down with d
weight. severely beat and bruised him.
Burch then made flight taking with him
Mrs. D.. 5000 of her husbands cash. and
one OF his horses. &c. worth Sl30. As
if it were not enough TO rob the man OF
his wife the miscrcan. had to mal,rent
him and steal his cash!--Wo gather tho
following from the Washington Sun.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

NOTICE is hereby given that the rIndersisr-
| Y cL, with the County surveyor, Will on the
IS h day OF September lSJi, al 10 o'clock i III.
on sad day. proceed 10 survey and Locale the
corners ni their laid in section p. !, and IS ia
Town 33 north of range one west, ia S,arkc C uf-
", la meet al Solomon Ward and continue from
tay To day until all is finished.
Non +. sidcuts who fail io meet the Surveyor
nj the tine and place above mention, 81. and de =
fray or provide for deray their poriion al tho
cxi ensc OF said survey. will he returned Ia The
County Auditor oil said county. and such deli
iuciicv placed on The tax duplicate and collect
cd according 10 law.
SOLOMON WARD.
THOMAS STEVENSON,
AMOS STEVENSON.
Sept. Z. 1874. &c 8.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
>A>><&I O>A~sM
Friends.

E,.,ouJc Keep coming on 10 SIC
= iACHuS, John. lie stops At Coughs
Store now. His salt has conc. Viii you ~
charity call your patronage 10 JOhL-a Ie,r
yorlg man with large family. DC.
Why in the uarlc ct thunder, and all otAtr
KIND oi 'otS, don't yOu bring my Brush lio'k
home. you have had IL Your share 81 the time.
N,'w mind, J ahn Is QaccI fellow, you lad
beSt not fool with him.
! said lhi>. JOHN
Oh gnlley how mad.
S,pt. I. 1871. 2Gif.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

The late Louisville Election passed on will
but one fight:
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
S PIT. I, 1884

ND4,oo Whereas my wife Elem
Melinda Aron has left my bed
and board without any proyicaiion; this is to
forbid all persons from harboring or trusting
her on NY account. JACOB ARON.
Sent. : 1854.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
JOD SnOh
ThOs. Sumner, SeC'y.

GoING To LEAvE.-An homes, German
who is employed at one of the tobacco mah-
ufac,ories In this city. says tue Delroi,
Tribune, was recently listening 10 an &C.
count from brother workman ofthe prin-
cples and doctrines of Millerisn. Among
other things he was told tina, tho world was
expected 10 come 10 al end in two or three
months.
Remarking ,ha. tho German was much
interested in the IN l,.or. the others under
took to victimlze their listener by suggest
ing to him that it was full time for him TO
be making preparation.
Ven do you think j! will be comes 10
an end!' he asked.
Oh. probably in aboutthreo months an
swered the jokerS.
Hoo veil; no cares for dat" exclaim-
cd Hans with smile of satis.ac ion. pc
going to Buffalo dis Spring.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
SHAVING! SHAWNEE!

A " ord 70 thOoC WHO WISH 70 % sIuVtu
is sufficient.
The undersigned would respectfully invite
the attention of the citizens OF Ply sIouih, Mar
shall County, and the Pablo generally, that he
is now tally established ia the business III Siav-
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

SHOCKING RAILROAD AccIDEXT.--Two Mas
AND ONE Horse INSTANTLY kILLED.--On Satur-
day morning, as the PittSburg train, Short
conductor. was leaving Cumminsville, Ohio,
they ran into a horse attached 10 n light
grocery wagon, while crossing the Coleman
pike The locomotive struck the horse aud
wagon about The same time, and dividing
them, sent the horse to the let of the road
and the wagon to the right, breaking the wagon
into thousand pieces and killing the horse
instantly. The two boys who were in the
wagon jumped up, and were in the act of
getting out when the collision occurred, One
of them. named Philip Dutchman, was torn
into hundred pieces. His arms and legs
were ind scattered in different directions
His heart was found suspended to limb of q
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
rOTyTV rDyVFNTI0V

The Citizens of Marshall County met in
Convention u, the Cour, House OH Sa,ur.
day the &c ult.. for the purpose OF select
Ing suitable candidates for the different
ces 10 be filled at the October Election;
when on motion II. B. Pershing aud John
Coleman were called TO the chair and Thos.
Sumner was appointed Secretary.
On motion of VIM. Durham. NJ. Smith
Of Green. S. Coons Of Tippecanoe, Jas. 0.
Parks Of Bourbon, John P. Grover of North,
Jas. Russell of Polk land D. Barber OF
West, were appointed n committee to APP
portion the number OF votes each Town
ship should be entitled to in The Conven
ton.
The committee made the following re-
port: GENRE Township 81 votes, Green
II, Tippecunoe 9. Bourbon 8, Franklin 3,
German 5. North s. Polk 5, West S and
Union s. Said report was adopted The
Convention then proceeded to ballo; for
the different Offices, the following being
The result.
Is. ballot. For Treas. l.. c. Barber 81
i" -" John Groer %
/" 4" Wesley Gregg II
Auditor, VIM. Durham II
=" r. Hewitt =
IS. Corbuly .
Sheriff. John l.. Thompson II
w. G.. Edwards 6
d. How 9
Co. Commissioner, Josiah GizlemaD 81
Corenor Thomas Hough,on so
i" John Welch Ia
WIN. Durham, J. L. Thompson, ].
Giz.eman, and Thomas Houghton having
received majority of oil the votes. wac
declared duly nominated.
The Convention then proceeded TO bal
10, he second time for Treasurer
% ballot John Greer 40
L. C.. Barber 35
John Greer having received a majority
Of oil the votes was declared duly nomina
ted
On motion the Convention adjourned.
OFFICERS.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

to end, was bigger swindle than the
Nebraska suindle, after all. Don't COM
nit yourselves too soon, gentlemen.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
Oit'tIIf I'"OII'NS'
EASxis. Di'SSSSsssy.

and dInO tx 'IlUNaiIIS
Flatlerirg himself Ihlt, from long experience
in the business he will be able To gisc IlVersal
satisfaction To those who may iaNor him with
their patronage as all Will be dono up neatly.
in qnicl1 time, up stairs, above Lcm"n's Drug
Slorc Il. BLOOMS.
Sent 7 1851 -Oif.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

Some of the farmers in Shelby county,
KY, are putting in buckwhea,, to be raised
for their hogs a q substitute for corn.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

BALTIMORE. Saturday. August 26.-Col
BisselI, of illinois, is lying dangerously i'll
at Berkiey Springs.
BosTcH, Aug. 90. = Rev. Leonard
Woods. of Andovor Theological Seminary.
died Thursday last aged 81 years.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07
State OF Indiana,
MARSHALL County, as

NTOTiCE is hereby given thai OaiaS Gaird
y Administrator OF the Estate OF Francis
Decker Deceased. has fled his petition to sell
the Real Estnie OF the Dccedaut, his pcrsona.
being insufficient to pay hs debts, aud that
said petition Will be heard at the next 'erhi oi
The Court of Common Pleas OF said county. To
be Loldcno the third Monday of O i,b Der 75i.
RICHARD CORBALi,
c.. &. I. f.. NJ. e.
pit I, 1884 20 s.
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Valparaiso Obserrer.

The political if not the moral dishon-
esty Of the editor Of the Observer. is SO
apparent in the above. that we need
scarcely call attention to it. When he
claims tina: he clause "embodied in the
bill for surveying Nebraska Kansas and
New Mexico" providing tina: settlers
there shall have 100 acres Of land free. ="
was engrafted in the bill. and the bill
passed by "the aHti.SIauery men," he sim
ply states that which he knows to be
wrong.
TIE bill was gotten up by Nebraska
Democrat. and was passed by receiving the
votes Of the same democrats who voted
for ;he Nebraska Iniquity."
If,his clause in the bill will "aid great
ly TO the chances Of these territories be.
coming free states."io whom. we would
ask. does the glory Of the achievement be-
long? To the Gidiings. Summer and
Chase disuniouiSts and ab0litionists lin
whose foot steps the editor of the o.
ssruer walks who voted against the
bill. or TO the Democracy who voted
for the Gill almost to man2 Out upon
the hypocritical preaching and polit zeal
roguery of such demagosues. They are
unworthy TIE position they occupy as
the leaders and expouudcrs OF party
claiming TO act for the good Of our com
mon country.-Laportc Times.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-07

Good News. FREE NoMEsrEAD5 IL KAN
zAs, NEBRASKA AND New MExIco-The
diabolical plot of the slavery extention-
ists may yet be defeated! It appears
that the Homestead bill has failed but
free homestead clause has been embod-
led by the antislavery party in bill
for the surveying Of Nebraska. Kansas
and New Mexico, providing that settlers
there from now Till 1888 shall have leo
acres free. This must add greatly to
the chances Of these territories becoming
free States and of disappointing the Ne
braska swndlers. Take courage. friendsl
We shall ye. succeed in defeating their
desperate purposes.
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CHANGE az PRorHEETOIiS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS, &C., &

AT Wholesale AND RETAIL ny
I,E : II Il g z l. n @.
TIyHE undersigned nave purchased the cure stock 81
l. Drugs ami -Hedcires OF }. NJ d. Miller u q, and
Intend carrying ON he Drug business at the well known
stand Of Keller & Farusey No. IA Water street, under
the firni O: Lrich N yelling
Charlie. LEIGH ofthe drn hopes he isfavorahlv known
to the public. having beoH engaged IN hf. Crawford
TELLS Store the last five years. Peter Vsrna. ofthe
rm having beea elersin in the present store the
as Lh-ee years. tters himself with having the cont
dsnce Of its old castomois.
We intend kerpn.. hand large and fresh stock Of
drugs and medicines and hope by tGis means anu by
rct attention business. aud by low prices o merit Il
fberal patronage both from Cid and new customers.
CHAkbES LEICH.
fehN5.Iy PETER VERLlNG
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GLaNN NVAlNlNG,

hs the modern Syics foT Charctes Pabitc BHdd-
iags Priraie Drrli &c Dc
TIN FISST PRIZE RECETVEDl
I Cincinnati also Ut Louisville Mechanics In
N sttlle.
stained glass, with borders aud d moud centers for amy
kind ofchurch windows with Il size figures orembcms
as cheap H. can bad New York, Boston Philade
phis-he of risk OF broakage and transportation
less.
our references all the good. new modern finished
Boats on the Mississippi and ohio rivers three Prcsby
taran Churches at Cincinnati. the Episcopal at forts
mouth OHIO, one Church al Madison, Ind, ehanfe
window ut Frankfort. Kl. also one window, with Eg
ures at Nazareth, and two Churches in louisville
Bty window ii Governor Helms residence al Barrods
bur, side trausome lights in various dwellings in Lou
isvilIe Lexington ,nd Danvie.
All orders carefully executed al the establishment on
RuIru street, Louisville, Ky. -
mhl7 6n l. u Mll'lth& & CO
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. UsTREs. TMIIIs. MARINn AM sEnGEs-
EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRI.
~ Ehhlf NAH. LINE

N-S-SyyiSA On and after saturday July ist. the
E-2Ns-rs -A4z dersirned will TkINEFgLY LIsE Of
Stage COaeiss a. above.
Leaving Vaisve. Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays
as clock NJ; returning. leaves New Harmony Tues
days Ihursd ~ = and oatu days at O'Clock "A. VI.
The line Will all be stocked with horses and
comfortable Coaches and careful drivers and the rrirs
si;h regularity and dispatch. All orders
Transportation OF paek~ges &c. promptly ani carefully at
tended 20.
For passage other business apply the Office Liv
and sale stable cust the Mahket House
Prsons leaving their orders the Hotels wi
secure prompt attention M. * l.. IL. DE GARM0.
v2J-u
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LAW PARrNE2SaIP.

YAS. G.. JONES and JAS. +. BLYTHE, Attornies M
o, Law Evansve Indiana, nave associated themselves
partners n tue p:lcce of the law, and Will continue
practice ths and She adjoining cou2ties and IN the
Supreme aud District Court. They design turning theu
attention pa cuary to land law. l. short time they
will be prepared to give ~ few minutes an abstract
the lot in Evansville or its enlarge
nenLs orin Lanasco toscthe with their proiessiona
a, IA a b, ~. titls ifdss,red [jy25-dawtfl J
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COURTNEY. TENANT & &C.
FIRE IN DAMS VILE. n.
NATCHEz STREET FIRE; NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, April z, 1854.
Ourotice AMI warehouse. Nos. 81 and 33 Natchez ST.
with their contents, except the books and papers con-
taned i'm Safe, ntrey destroy ed by fire. on
the morning of the 10th March. Although the Safe had
been Tor several hours In extremely hot FIRE before
We could recover it, and, being first discovered was
IN red heal; on being cooled with water, removed
books and papers 10 the amount of:wenty thousand
dollars, without The slightest damage injury TO
Being fully convinced by this OF the entire secnr
" of those Sales We have procured another of the
description from the same Agent. vz:Ries Freproof
safe,sod by Mr. Isaac Bridge. No. 32 Magazine street.
and recommend them to all who desire perfect security
Tor valuable papers Ia case of fire.
PRIrF.
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~ PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARTREs ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April f2. 1884.
We have abundant reason to recon nerd Kchs sala-
mander safe as emnenty freprOof, since had an ex
cellent opportunity, the 5th February last of testing
one OF that description, which purchased several
years since Of Mr.. Isaac Biidge. Our store No 37
Chartres street, with entire stock of hats
&c, burned ON the morning of that day, subectng
safe to very intense heat during raj hours vet
IL saved all its contents, comprising bank notes ana
checks for upwards OF nine hundred dollars bills receiy
able for several thousand dollars and accounts in our
books for forty thousand dollars said Safe cost only
one hundred and ten dollars, risk nothing in pro-
nouncng IL the cheapest article we ever purchased.
ALERRr 81 TRICO.
Aiarge assortment of NuDER's PATENT SAI.M.SDEe
SAFES, with Rich's improvement. for saie by
STEARNS q MARVIN;
(suceessors to Rich 6 Col
lac WATER STREET. y. Y,
The only Makers of Sala niander Safes combining Will
ders and Rch's Patents. aud Sole ProprietOrs Of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock, which has neither key
key hole. ALLlS d HOwES,
myy-tf Agents at Evansville.
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L ~ CEsVSP.

cry RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
-0ster's BstldiRg. w Stairs.
r. CRISP. having removed his ohice 10 Foster
- bullng will he on hand at ali times, TO take ac
geents of Deeds Mortgages, de-, and aitenS
ALI business required OF him Justice oi the Peace
?sbg-tf
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JEWELIsY STORE OF

SECOND STREET. TWO DOORS DELOw MAIN, kR0N I
BrTLDING, EVANSVILLE.
* AT this stnre Keep constantly on hjnc large and
AA general of Natcies Clocks Jewery OF
N AZ all kinds aud OF the best sty les and quality My stock
wl te continually supplied by aditio with
the latest snd beautiful patterns which
business connections enable 10 buy and sell the 10
price.
Repairs of kind executed in competent
low charges.
AL goods od and all repairs done warranted
Those of ything ia ne respectfully nvi-
ted tO examine stock and prices. lel-tf
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STEAMBOATS, q RAILROADS
TERRE HsUTE AND EVANSVILLE u. s. MAIL
!. PACKETS.

TRI-N EEk l. A Boat of this Line VIII
leave rerre dante Evansville every
Mond'y. Wednesday and Friday at o'clock
p NJ These Boats large cemmodiods well furnished
Connecting Haute with Railroad Northern Pack
Evansville with the different Lines of STEAMBOATS,
on the Ohio river. e22-tf
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HALL, DODDs d CO.'S
FIR r. pIk OOF SAF ES!
THOMAS CONYNGTOY.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER.
VTTOULD respectfully inform friends nd the pub.
w lie generally. that having purchased OF Msssrs.
Rathbone IL Wheeler, their entire stock of Books a
stationery he has owed his Book Store to the stani
lately occupied by them in No. J. Fosters Block corner
Of Main and First Streets
he additions thus made to his stock enables him TO
oner TO his customers larger better
than has ever before been brought this market con
slstng In part Of, MisceaneoI School Medical and
Theological Books. Writing Printing. Wrapping and
Fancy Paper, Foreign d Fancy Stationery of ali
kinds. All ofwhieh will be Sold Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices, fact to which would cali tha
attention ofeountry MERCHANTS dealers teachers and
Others being confident he make it to their Interest
10 Puronase oi hiih. aug 25-if