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The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
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8
alsdal aqsaerae< ~ All The Pennsylvania
State A agricultural Fair, t@bion was held
hit week in HafiiSbp1g, Silver Medal,
'the premipm offered ior lie iirsi varie-
iies Of peaches, was awarded to Henry
Todd, Esq, of this town. Mr.. Todd has
been engaged in the culture Of fruit of
various kinds for number Of years,
He has appropriated fasin adjacent 10
town alusss HE growth
of peaches w 1Iizlz ISL 4 'poinologist,
and lie attansian which he has devoted
to tIiis subi 4, HAY resulted moi only in
the production d fIlarge quantities ofthat
sfrqit, but infinost tailf !lss itaaa are to be
found diinsapq Dart Of the country We
this season sa& Peii qt and ripe peaches
from his orchard III Jaly, and iiow1 ID
October WASTES iast ripsaf still on the
frees. Reporter
1Ae; .Nscaaaics Bank.-T The wolkfpep
are now building The II aAlI
ltution, aud about d coesp
lwiaisuliice to place tb1 =
business. The vault Az tfiiS lIt36teti Sin
l,the e.most secure mauner, being built up
on SOLID column Of stone work, about
six feet high ane eight feet squafe
ontbe edge of this, walls are greeted
twenty inches thick, with solid cast iron
plates one inch thick for a lining at top
aud bottom, and on the south side. One
|. .of these plates, we are told weighs 2 600
l|pounds. - Gdzette
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- D rsar .Esm kwIs g At rs. .---Mess,s f,atts
u Pennewill, merchants Of this place. ace.
have bought of Governor Causey. q
tract of land, in Milford Neck, contain
ing 170O acres, 600of which isslnarsh,
for $4,000.
Mr.. David Pennewlp has sold to the
firm of Cats & Pennamill, his farm, in
Cedar Greek f1d., near fhe halfway
house between Milford aud George
town, containing about 400 acres, for
$4,000. la
Mr.. Nimrod Minner has sold to Mr.
Garrett Hinson so acres of land, situa-
ted on the south side of Jos. o. Me-
Colley's Mill Pond, in this hundred,
for $1,000. This land was sold last
spring by Mr.. McColley for $1,000.
DR.. Mark G. Lofand has purchased
of Mr.. John H. Eccleston his house
and lot on Front street, for 1880.
The dwelling house and shop of Mr..
Isaac Hudson, in South Milford, was
sold at sheriff's sale on Wednesday,
last for $685.. Mr.. Littleton Salmons,
purchaser. 9Aa =
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TERMS
$1.50, if paid within Six Months;
Two lN1Mrs If dnlnYed until nfter TINT time

gsayT Fest Masters viii please notify as Of any
persons refusing 10 take the," Diamond State
from their loficek p
The DIAMOND SrATE has a LARGER circula-
tion in Kent and Sussex Countic and on the Eas-
ton Shore OF Maryland than any paper in Del
aware. Merchants aud business men general
ly1should remember this, and send in their adj
vertlsemeiits.
LAY Subscription list steadily increasing.
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New Firm.
CATS & PENNE WILL.

On " w L G1fIiL W lbIi'
irEsI1E subscribers having entered into
n co-partnership in the Merchandising
business, under the firm of Cats & PEN
newill, respectfully inform the citizens of
Milford and the public generally, that
they intend keeping always on hand a
large and general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps, Earthen-
ware, Queensware, and all other articles
usually kept in Dry Goods and Grocery
Store. They hope, by their very low
prices, and endeavors to please their Gus
toners, to receive share of public pa
tronage.
The highest market prices paid for
country produce of all kind, at their stand
near the bridge, in the store house for
merly occupied by VIM. Stapleford.
THOMAS CATTs,
sep1 '54-tf DAVID PENNEwILI.
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New BUILDING -Messrs. @. S.
Watson 3 Co. have nearly completed
new building IA Walnut street, near
thebridge, in l 18th Milford. 1t is
a two story frame, aBsut 60 feet front,
and is intended for stores. II will be
quite an improvement to What part Of
the town. Go
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l Iha diamond sInlo Pria.sns Once

Is furnished with good assortment Of
TYPE, for JOB PRINTING.
PAmPHnErs, HAND-DIIIs, CIRcuLARs,
BiLL-IlEAps, LABELS, BLANKS,
Business Cards, Of all sizes. Printing done in
coors-Red, Green, Blue, Gold, on Black.
Correct, Neat, Cheap and Quick.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05

HG~Brutus' article will be printed
next week.
"sidncy,'' Greensboro, Md, atten-
ded to in our next. Send us the manu-
script you speak of. I
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THORN POINT HOUSE
CEDAR BEECH. .

exzsA This old-established and we'll
fsssss dfA known house, is now open for yisi-
|ssss gpasa tors, nrd persons wishing W enjoy
pure mir and the good things Of the
BAY, can here be surfeited. The proprietor
will sparc-no pains to make comfortaple ~
who may favor him with n visit. saiiing, hsh
ing and cunning can be enjoyed as there Is
Piled, and the inner man fully attended to.
: Julv(, Am CLARK.
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ookfnsg OfIine ami salicr
stassk TIM n ~ h

1he Y0b scribcfs Il ouli res
4 M lpeotfuIIy infotm The public
SsAlat A6Fy have taken the building, OH
|savsinut Street, formerly occupied By
'HFMessrs. AYocott & Griffith, for the pur-
'poseof carrying on the STOVE, SHEET
IRON and TIN business where can be
Hound good assortment Of Cooking
Stoves with all the necessary fixtures;
Parlor, Office and Store Stoves, suitable
llorbernipg ether woH Or coal 1 and, q
hill assortment of TiqfWare, which they
offer very low al wholesale or.retail.--
Persons desirous Of making purchases in
this line would do well to call and ex-
anime their stock.
Hhouse work done at short notice
Tin and Copper Cutters, Spouting and
Roofing. Being practical workmen, they
aatter themselves that they are able TO
give entire satisfaction, both in quality
of work and scale of prices.
Orders BY mail promptly attended TO.
BROWN s. MATTHEWS. K
Milford, Feb. 10. 1y. :.
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NO. Grahams Magazine for 0c-
tober, contains q great mass Of reading
matter, ofan interesting and instruc-
tive character. One hundred closely
printed pages, with fashion plates. en-
cravings, &C., for 25 cents, 1900 for
three dollars, are enough to surprise
any one, and must certainly. lead to
the doubling and treblipg Of patrons.
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gtat
Al ! I -. I !

ca 3ood eNs
az. n y sly;sf Talsen ~ n
lIt the enx 4 Clicking war Al last
Ga S1fcto}x an az Competiiion 1
@yOOO WI "A 0l Clothing
+ TSAPTURED + Tliiakful for the patronage
n jleretofore received 'GftAfillhrd. am glad to
cilnounce to the peopiA of Milford and vicinity
fl,qi have again retnrncd from Philadelphia
en New York withone oTthe bsst madclnosi
fashionable, cheaper than cheapest and larger
stock OF Ready made Clothing, eyer seen in
thistown AS intend 10 sell.nt lowest city
prices, people could do very well 10 call soon
nt The Fashionable Clothing Hall, near c. s.
Watson & Co.'s Store on Wsjnrt street, whore
cothing, as it is already known, can always
be bougbt20 per cent Cheaper dian in any
other clothing establishment, on de Peninsula.
, My stock consists of the tellowing articles
Over Goats, latest fashion and every style, such
as fine blaek, blue and Brown clo.h, Pilot. Pc
ter sham, Beaver cloth, cassiinefes. psises
ranging from SO to $50 Fine Black, Bue,
BrowA, Green and other fasllonnl1le cciqred
sclotb coats made ont of French, EaslixlA. l3at-
man and domestic cloths al prices 1fpltl &al 40
10 $50. Cheap and good fall and wiHttf bus
iness coats; any kind, every color and sserefy
price. Monkey Jackets every shape y @sQiI.
Oyer 1000 pair OF the latest an most akhioN-
able styles OF winter pants, from Oslo.
Vests by The million, from SO cents 10 ten dol
mrs. A very nice assortment of furuisliing
goods, snch as every lind of boom shifis,
Tom 373 cents 10 Two dollars uAler shirts
'inpefted from Saxony, Ct the best lSnd and ut
the lo1&sst piices Drawers OF evdty kind q
mar N&h wear, stockings and winted gloves; q
greas xarieH Of cups and hats very nice Az
sortneii Of oil cloth coats and overhhlls. Any
ind and style Of crayats, stocks and knndkers
chies; carpet bags and Umbrellas, ktan1ips
and Byron collars.
Parents and Guardians should also take mo-
tice that have very nice assortment Of boy !
clothing which will sell very low, such as
boys ever coats, black cloth and cassiInere
coats, Jackets, Vests, Pants, sc.
And now my friends / say once more, look
out for your own interest, and come toll Eller-
mans fashionable clothing hall where you can
get .otning at the most reaso nabe ratio, and
he best made garments. Call and see what
low prices are. Call any how, whether you
want TO buy or not, as | am always ready 10
show my goods, and If you notice my prices
and look at the quality of the goods, you viii
certainly be satsfied, tn at there is really no
other clothing establishment in this State sell
ing at such prices. My motto is, quick sales
aud small profits. Do not forget the place, and
call when you nre in want of clothing at Leh-
man Ellerinan's fashionable clothing hall, Wal
mt street, iiear c. S. Watson Co.'s store, Mil
ford, Del Sept 2ss3m
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llsi Look Az Isllernian's advertisement

LQ0K Az ellefnian's advertisement,
and 'gises y ~ la 4 call we have seen his
stock qfs9 9Iothipg, and we have never seen
an assd3stpsnt 3 Ike lie has, in this town be
fore. AS y be sells also at lower prices than
othef establishments, people would do very
well ny porchasing winter clothing of him.
His store il on Walnut street, near c. s.
Watson B Cos store.
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Local Aaairs.

n nj z fff q 4 v o. r@41 2
AN IMME X Mr.. Alex-
sipsler Johns0 .pf N Al3spS Sllion Hundred,
has a,field Of 'dsrhxk khanwill yield ,oue,
one Astgadseel 6atsh d b III & .ads'e: Il Ic
has had one acre staked AoG and MI
corn gathered and mea4jred, w};3f
made one hundred and q b5all \ q
We heard a gentleman {w6o IS abajjk
five feet, eight inches hight say5t1
he could just reach the topmost dill Il
one Of the stocks with five foot al
There is no better corn land Ill II n
country than part of "Marsllybope, Z
and the ExSherif is not one Of your
sold Fogy' farmers, who abhor
" book farming vand new Inventions,
and hang on to old wood ploughs dni
corn husk collars, but he takes atlyan,-
tage Of the best agricultural implse
ments and discoveries circulated to ~ ins
crease his crops and improve his land.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05

H Potersonis Ladies' National
Magazine for October, is on excellent
number, and well calculated to please
the ladies. There are beside nimer-
Gus interesting stories, handsome en-
cravings, the plate Of fashion, various
patterns, and page or two Of music.
1t can be procured for 50 per year.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05
NoGce.

\ "A bL persons indebted;to tho late Grm
4 y - afs6plk q Sherwood. are requested
= Il vi A e0lle Forward and make settlement, as
il }aydeslre to close the books Is soon
N q. II. SHERWOOD. /.
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GEO. y. GREER,
lronFOunticrer AZ NzaCiAisai s.

I ) GEO. y. GHEHEEs,
IronF0underer AZ NzachisAist,
MILFORD, DEL. a.@.
Ag AM 1FACTURER of all kinds Of
Na MACHINERY, +
forsaw or Grist Mills, OF other ,pnrpo-
ses. Castings of all kinds, and Patterns
if re qpifed. Repairs done with care and
tlispatch. Improved Agricultural lmple-
.ments, all warranted. ~.
Improved HORSE Powers.
Three sizes, extra strong, for threshing
wheat or shelling corn. Small size, |
of2 horses; mediam size, A horses; large
size, 6 or s horses. Reverse Wheat
Threshers, three sizes, with close or O.
pen Cylenders. June 8, '55.
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nN-A number Of new advertise

mepts are unavoidable left out this
week. They win appear in our next,
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q, H. SHERWOOD.
Npticc.

III FIf Female Collegiate Institute at
Milford Delaware, will commence
- ou Tfl4r<dag, Sept. both under the diree-
tions ~ 4 competent and efficient corps
u ct Teacbefs For further particulars
lapplvsto p. ,F. CAUSEY. .
7f Milford Sept, 9Th 1886,
e ShfWLS, - Whit. CTape, plaia ana
s. Embroidered palm and cashemer Shawls, recelv-
edand or sale by 1hos. Wsliscs. m24.
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N0TICE

2 H.dRD- -W.dRE.--.a pery large stock
Of hardware Of every description, just received
and for sale by Thos. Wallace. nlar2l.
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05

Q 20 ~ ~ 7s' 9S
were whipped, ana Edpr-
mage, to hayerettcIsl IN
pol they exha9axed ay
defence, and have rende all
and sheir heroism equall u d
and there is little doubt thaf WI IA
continue to fight as biayeI ~
stinately. The Allies viii h61 n s
an inch, except by hard knock III
BY the arrival of the Pacific 1t New|8
York on Wednesday, we have fupxbpf
particulars of the fall of Sebaatl 5ol.
The English officers killed iasbhe
attack upon the Were rs in, num6er;
the officers wounded we're 126. slu-..
ding 20 dangerously,
The Allies were QUIZ 1FHH ilo new
attack had been colIl6 ted.
The Russians Ii ss,a to make
their appearaae9 groups
among the ru lSlFl
General Fe1iaaIsis despa( says
--7@ We are beginning to oc6llH the
town Of Sevastopol. @
The material left by the enemy is
even more extensive than we at fist
anticipated.
Another despatch says TwolSe
hundred hundred guns oflarge calibfo
We're captured, besides four thousand.
of smaller calibre. There we're also
sixty thousand cannon balls and q
great amount of gdnpowder and other
materials of war,
1t IS said that the Czar, on hearing
of the disaster at Seyastopol, des- =
patched a telegraphic message tokhei &
King Of Prussia, saying that g R}3Bsda
never made pence after defeats
The Gzar Alexander, in an address
to his army, says = / rely c6d1i5l6iit-
ly upon your couraa fepel an fu-
tli'e affaoks 1iIl angl h lstter vi tbe
King # Pi''ssia a 4! tllat he will nc
e ssFs aass;'' e sona|' e"ss dsF0gatoFy
The Diamond state., 1855-10-05

SEBAsToPoL ANDTnE CRIMEA. Our
readers have general idea Of the
means by which the Allies have sue
ceedcd, after a memorable siege Of
nearly year, in capturing the town
of Sobastopol. The price paid for this
achievement, however enormous it may
seem at the first glance, was really an
economizing of life, if we remember
that another winter in the trenches
would have carried off a larger. num-
ber BY disease. Nor was the actual
sacrifice Of life as great as has often
taken place IN encounters Of less mag
nitude. There we're fewer TROOPS en-
gagged at Waterloo, yet tho slaughter
Was much more excessive. At the bat
n]e before Moscow, the dead Of either
lapy outnumbered the entire dead Of
IN the FIVE armies at Sebastopol.
II is idle to speculate as to what
will happen next. 1t must be remem-
|bered that, though the town of Sebas-
ltopol is captured, the forts which com
mand it are not; and it is doubtful
whether the allies can occupy the city
at all, under such circumstances. The
Russian army appears to'be in a criti-
cal position; but as it is one assumed
Ny itsqlf, inay not be as dangerous
n iillsgidk q. A great deal depends
seAx M Of its eomnunica-
tial perdAsp, its ewa numbers.
fdggAt and prospective, supply Of
Apfos lIsl5ns, and tho means taken dur
ing the last year f. }ortHy the sur
Elpoasntling hcights aed Atrengthen its
positlen' II lSrssel koif y not COM
\ pelIesl IL fsssseatto s1va Ills arms his
position may te considered a strong
one, and the Allies will be compelled
to assault his lines, underthe. same
disadvantages the Russians expert
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l. ISTORY Of Cuba, or Notes Of a Traveller in tl,,
Tropics, being political, historical and salts
tica account OF the Island from its first discovery Il
the present time, by Maturin M. Ballow, Mt
nov 16. VAN METERS.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
The Pocket EscuIaDius!

OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
TIME FIFTIETH Edition, with One gsEUkY
l. Hundred Engravings, showing Dis n ELSANH
eases and Malformations of the Human S1saRzH
System in every shape and form. 10 which il added
treatise on the Diseases Of Females, being IF ii
hi hest Importance to married people or those conte
plating marriage By @ 49,
WILLIAM YOUNG, M. d.
Let no father be ashamed to present copy Of the
ESCuLAPIUS to his child. 1t may save him from
an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter
into the secret obligations Of married lii without
reading the POCKET ESCULAPIUs. L It no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the Side,
restless nights feelng> and the whole rain
Of Dyspeptic sensations, and given up by their ply
sician, be another moment without consulting the
ESCULAPIUS. Have themarried, or those about to
be married any impediment read this truly useful
book it has been the of saving thousands Of
unfortunate creatures from the v,ry Jaws Of death.
Es- Any person sending TWENTY FIVE CENTS
encosed in letter will receive copy Of this were
by mail. five copies will be sent for Que Dollar
Address, tpost paid.) DR.. WIN. YOUNG.
No 152 Sprucc Street, PhiladeIphia.
Jnne 20, '54.ly - .s.e. :
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PAPER Warehouse.
CYRUS w. FIELD 4 CO.,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. II Cliff Street
NEW ORK,
Are Sole Agents in the United State for
Nj USPRATT'S superior Bleaching Powder;
lvl Victoria Millsceebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Genesee do do Printing do
RawIins Sons English Tissue dc
First quality Ultramarine Blue.
They also agents for the principal Paper Manu-
facturers in this country and offer for sale by far h
most extensive and desirable stock Of Paper and Pa
per Manufacturer Materials that can be found in
this or any other country.
They occupy thel large and commodious Warehous-
es, No. IL Cliff street, No. IS Cliff street, No. lS4
Christopher street. and the Lofts the large Iron
stores, Z and 9 Cliff street.
eirbusnessis is strictly wholesale, and Writin Pa
pers are sold by the case only.
Their extraordinary facilities enable them to offer
all Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, at thelowes
possible prices.
Paper made to order, any size or weight. Liberal
advances made on consignments Of Paper, Paper Ma.
ker's stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for all kinds
of Rags [July Is, lS53-bpy
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The MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE


OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.
HE regular Lectures of the Medical Department
l Of the Missouri University will commence on
the Isl of November, 1851 and will continue until
the 1st Of March, 1855.
A eours, Il preliminary lecturcswi'lbe delivered by
the Professors Of the Institution, free of any extra
charge, on subjects intimately connected with their
respective departments, beginning on the lst Of Oc-
tober and ending on the lst of November.
Clinical Lectures will also be delivered either at
the CITY Hospital the City Dispensary, every day
during the month Of October, well as during the
entire regular session. Admttance to the Clinical
Lectures free of extra charge. A
MEDICAL FACULTY. 8a-
JOHN s. MOORE, M. D., Professor Of Theory and
JOSEPH N. MCDOWELL, M. D., Professor Of sor-
gerry and Surgical Anatomy.
ABNER HOPTON, M. D., Professor OF chemistry
JoHN 1 BARNEs. M. D., Professor Of Materia Medi-
ca, Therapeutics and Medical Botany. III
f. DEMING, NJ D., Professor Of Pathology, and
Clinical Medicine.
J. r. ALLEN, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
PAXTON SPENCE, M. D., Professor Of Physiology
and Comparati-e Anatomy
JOHN +. HOGDEN. NJ. D. Professor Of Anatomy
General and Special.
I. DRAKE MCDOWELL. NJ. D., Demonstrators.
FEES.
Fees for full course Of Lectures sos. Fee fol
the Diploma. SO; for admission 70 the Dissectlnf
room and Demonstrations, SIG; MatriculAtion fee
Good boarding can be obtained within q short dis
tance OF the College, for from 81 to 81 per week
Students and Others, designing further information
will please address the Dean Of the Faculty.
JOS. N. MCDOWELL, N. D.
tw6w.n4.6m. Dean Of the Medical Faculty
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HAVING purchased the entire stock of j. M. For
the subscriber offers for the inspection Of tn,
public full and complete assortment which he ur
poses to sell at reasonable prices as can be had
elsewhere in the State.
Gold watches.
Gold and Lever Watches Is carets fine, S24
English Lever Is carets finc from $50 to $l2(
Silver Lever full jewelled, from $l5 to S45
Cylinders from $9to Si2
Detached Levers, and Lepine WATCHES. with
and without Hunting Cases, Full Jewelled, ard
eighteen carats fine. Gold fob and waist chains al
every variety, gold Slides gold keys, and seals, gold
earrings of every shape and pattern Is carats fine
gold hnger rings with diamond SETS and gold breast
pins with diamond sets, gold thimbles and gold spec
tacles All the above are not SURPASSED bv ANYTIME
of the kind in this market.
silver Ware.
Silver lever Watches full jewelle lever and ey.rv
ether variety Of silver Watches also, s. yer pen ho-
ders, with gold pens, and pencils silver 81 oons tea
desert and table spoons, excellent article sugar
tongs, cream spdns, mustard spoons, salt rms and
silver mounted and but knives above
are recommended to be the genuine articles.
Cutlery.
Razors of every style and Of the best brands scissors
pocket kl ives drks and Bowie knives and table cut
lery, also candlesticks, very elegant article.
Musical Instruments.
Accordeons futinas, violins, fageolets flutes and
Clocks.
One and eight day clocks of every size and quality
at New York prices. Persons wishing anything in his
line, either at wholesale reta prices will do well to
give him call before they make their purchases as
he feels assured that he can accommodate them
reasonable terms, any house in the whole West.
He also solicts those who want repairs done
either upon gold or silver watches, god or silver
ware, to give him call he processes to bave of
the very best mechanics in the west, and he warrants
all work that goes out Of his establishment. Old gold
and silver bought exchanged at the regular prices
He invites the ladies to give him call and examine
his stock of iewelry.
Dec. 9, 1854.
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MUSIC BOOKS. AR.

bOOhS, ~.
I HAVEj just received new supply Of Music Tooks
l of various kinds and can supply Music teachers
and Singing Schools good terms
Amongthe thirty-fve to fifty dozen on hand are
For Church use, saa eret
The Halelujah; The Shawn;
" Mendelssohn; Carmina Saera.
The Missouri Harmony; g s0,r@s
For Glee and Juvenile Classes
The Alpine Glee Singer; The Glee Hive:
Metropolitan Glee Book; Singing Bird @
The School Vocalist;
The Singing Book for Boys and Girls @.t+
Other Miscellaneous Musical Works, 'a-.. ~
Hastings Musical Taste
The Vademecum, by Saroni,
Woodbury. on musical composition, r.=z55
History OF Church Music in America,
Zundel's 200 vountarics and intcrludes for tl
Organ, Aiclodeon, Seraphine, &C.,
Hunters Piano Forte Instructor,
Guitar instruction Books, &C.. &c.
+. A. VAN METER, .rez
jan 20. No. 2, Barret House Bio, k.
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Law Partnership

C.HALL and WV. f. THOMPSON nave IoImcu
-. -. partnership under the name Of HALL 4
IhONPsON, and will attend to all professional bust
ness that may be con6dcd to them in the State ei
Iowa. They will give particular attention to business
u the Supreme Court.
= - Onhcs on Washington street adjoining ths
NMkt once, Burlington Iowa.
March IS, silly