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4 Great yttcssiuC 10 the AfGictcd.-Dr.
MlHue, the Inventor OF the celebrated Liver Pills,
used hesc pills for several years In his practice before
he could he induced to onr them TO the public In such
a manner ms TO make them known throughout the
try This learned physician felt the repngnVncc
that all hg.nnded men Of science iyelin entering abe
lists agaust those interruptions empirics who ohrudc
rir useless nostrums upon the public aud rely
system Of puGng 10 sustain them. Convinced huwev-
er OF the real vnlue OF the Liver Pills. aud iuIencpd
by The plain dictates Of duty, the Doctor fnay sacri.
feed hil delicate feelings She altar Of public rood
IT., great medicine has MT disappointed the cSpcr,a-
pns OF the melrl practitioners A. who's, stuncc ha
was Induced to forcgo he inclnntjons. FROM every
pnnrtar do we hear te most gratifying accounts " ts
wonderful curative eifeCishc East aud he Wusi the
North aud The South. are alike laden with "tidn-s "
',rc1t 10y" from The afflicted These wonderful PMS
have completely c"npUcrgd the great scourge Of Amer
en- the Liver Complaint.
Purchasers viii he careful to ask for m. VLrnes
Cl.JyYfH Eic.r ms aud tHke uorc else. There are
other Ps, prrrorng 70 be Liver Puts now before tho
prhic. Dr. N'Isuc's Liver PMS, aso his Ciuhrq'cd
Vcrmihtee, can now he hal nj MI respectable Drug
Stores IN tho uu d States gnl CilJal.
For sale by y. ". EGrT & Co. Athens; !. \. 4 c. W
Corr,x Madsonyille; aud ly Agent in every town
In Tennessee. [sspt 2ll
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vENHE eubscrhcr IS now receiving a new Sc
lection Of SPLENDID PIANOS from the
oldest manuiaciouesand sclec,ed with great
care from more ilaifnthou. instrument s.
amohg which arr,he new Corrugated !So,ad
iag Boordt Of Boardnan, Gray ~ Co., which
are receiving somuch favor both in America
and Europe. This valuable Improvement
adds one half more space to the Sounding
Board, thereby largely increasug iis power,
producing at;reater volume OF tone, together
with peculiar dis;inc;veuc.s and iudepeud-
ence OF the NOTES, und nearly cqualmg the
Grand Piano. All Pianos warranted.
Also, receiving large selection of Music
Songa Polkas, Waltles, Variations, de-, DC;
Guita,s aid-Slr'uss.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
Sept. II. II. G. COOKE.
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Nav MorWe powER-rhc Boston jour
nal says "a beautiful kiio Of large dimen-
sions, was launched Into the upper regions,
on Friday evening, by some Of tine gentlemen
resident ut Savin Nd, and, rs it sailed proud
" through the vast c&panse OF blue, gave
such indicstions OF strength thita large COW
cred Wagon, with i've ladies' and one gentle
man inside, WIS attached TO the string, aud
drawn sume hundred rods with speed which
almost rivaiIcd The railway train close by. 1t
WAS novel sjghtto witness the vehicle, with
lis living freight, borne along by siender
string, with lis paper hose high above, way
ing 4 tail Of uncomnon Ienglh and looking
down upon the gazing crowd Of spectators
lie Il thing of Lie. Who will start l. kite
railway? The experiment has been fairly
tried.
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.-fs-'rhc Gcucscc powder mills situated
Bri-hton, five miles East Of The city, blew
up between six aud seven O'Clock last evenin
willl terrific explosion, shaking the eax
for mites arouud. We are happy 10 p
that no live, were loai.-RocicSier Ui1
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California is getting To he rs civilized and
rs ciistauizcd us the nlder States Of the
Union. There are fort.eight Protestant
Churches in the State,and l.vuch Law is
going almost eniIe'v on Of fashion
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PuNsnEp poG rr,urY,NG Tue TrUrn,-A re-
spectacle ami intelligent Irish wuuan ia Port
baud has rocenily been oNlelled from the
Catholic church. Tor ,csiyiug ia court in ia
vor OF Protestant aud AGAINST an IRISH wo
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Jxzst Rocc1W4k7,
Ccoe9 Hale Academy,

.&cntcy, TCTH.
yrILE Fan S,ssop oi l,ts Ilfifu,ion WI commence
y on Muuit,y, tie 81 day ut September nest un.
d,rt'c ctIre uf Rev. J. j., Nh E'GN, whose abilities
AID chtrtrtDru- "a Teacher Hrc srwr iu,N. that the
Irsf f,, 100 u uuHUres tru'gp hrs frIe Being
graduate "f ont "f the Lr'i Cr"'fs uf East Tennes
SCI, hy is competent 10 tru" irc IUpils science and
language, and to conduit the school viii pr1prctv ever
REID" Ia "uiic, morally well rs mentally Parents
and guardaoS may p,tr"nilr Ococc Academy with u.s.
suranc". The location il healthy aud pleasant.
is'|@s Of Tuition, per SESSION Of 20 tceeIs:
S'c"hd Observation-Disclosures. 500
M extra charges Board can he had in Private fs,n-
lies on very reasonable terms. Those who pay In adj
vance rHn have reasonable deduction from the reru
lHr rNe' OF tuition. Ey order NJ the Board.
Aug 10 W. B, REYNOLDS, ISac'y.
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LGatIaS: Txa t1a@.
II. Il. DODSON,


HFFERS his services to a.. citizens OF Athens aud
~ vicinity. I'r Is prepared " attend ary calls ia
The line q; his profession, and lttts himScf that lis
work will give satisfaction.
,aF~ Rooms al the Athens Hotel. sept 2S-ti-jGG
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I. FOR SALE,

sENnE undersigned wishes to dispose Of his
4 llonse'And Tot, situated in tho Hdtst end
Of Athena o'rWashingtohe Street, which he
will sell on reasonable terms The location
s a desirab'eope fdr d man with = small
amf,iy. For fu,tber acknowledgements no tho
rsebscriLrr at dc Office u the 8thrfs Post
sWtEiIAM BESSELL
Athehs, a usrst IL. 1888. 81
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~ We authorised tpaunnunce Col. JAS. HICKEY,
of Polk county, (ormeriy or McMnn,l candidate
Tor Brigader General 9th lr ,ale Tennessee MiuI.-
The Brigade Is composed nf the counties OF Roane,
Monroe, AIcMnn, Polls, and bradley.
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Better that We shouId err in actia
wholly refuse to ierIo.m. The storm ~
better than the cam. rs it declares the
enc, Of Il living principle Stagnation b
sometimes worse thau death. 1t IS colrup-
linn .LL.n
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tts@ A dispatch from Salem: n. j., dated
the 18th instant, says:
Charles u. Brown, nf phiadc phia, WAS
found IN Salem creek yesterday, with his
throat cut aud th,ce ma lis oI violence on his
person. II was thought that be had been
murdered aud thrown overheard from the
steamboat Miantonomi while on an excursion
on Tuesday last. Notrace has been discov.
e,ed OF the mutdcrrrs. The UoJy has been
sen, 10 Phadelph ia."
Anothcr dispatch from Phadephia, dated
The 18th instant, says:
''About .hry workmen in the navy ya d at
this poet have been arrested as Witnesses OF
the murder Of Brown, ut Salem, N j.
ONG o. TIE Boys.-A few days ago II
youngsiur, somr six or seven years OF age
stepped into DR.. Fred. Browns store and
asked Dr., Wilmington for u ii'St rate cj-ar.
'Doy you smoke, Tommyr inquired the Doe
Tor.
Nov and then, WAS the reply.
Folks all well, Tommy
SO so-i,h--prcity comfortable.
SAW your mother The either day; she war
dressed in deep mourning. Who is that for,
Tommy!
Why, you know that father has been very
SICK!
Yes; but bless me, he amt dead is he?
Dead! No. he's got nearly well and moth
CT was so disappointed she put on mourning,
and Says She is wearing it for an aunt 81
mlnc who died some time ago. but you and
! understand it Doctor; that's all in Il pi IS
eye. You don't want {" step "Nor 10
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Ten Bays Later .ram the East!
GebastOpO Iakei,
2 = TF"-T Y u T9TTT-Nf v ~ sVICCtcU
II aua ENTlgE NEW STOCK of

by The last arrival of the Steamo& shanghaie
Wv GS-. 1:EoENT oIT ess GO.
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OCOEE HOUS E,
Cleveland, TenD.
II. JEE, WA SN

III. TE. VAN CI
EN EsPCrfULfY gives notice That Ne has leased this
u wellk 1own Hotel and that II IL now open for the
reception OF travellers aud bonrlers. Having had q
long experience ~ the business he atters himself that
he will be able, by constant and devoted attention to II,
80 keep such House shall meet the appreciation OF
all who iuiy give him call Ills Table will At all times
be supplied with the hest the country Affords and every
effort rado his part to render his guests comfortable
lie soliciis "a share Of patronage. sept I-tf-363
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PARTY VIRIII,ENCE.

The Memphis Family Visitor thus stakes
down" chat Disgusting and reprchensi,e party
prejudice so cStant now a.days, and which
would justify democrat in every thing, no
matter how wrong, and make an honest OPP
ponent M abomnaiion in The sight of Gods: 1.
We have always deprecated the vuIgaritv
and bitterness Ut many prtzans who resorted
TO scurri'i,y in place or reason and argument
and we believe ii is a safe rule TO regard all
who indulge in il M
"Tlc scum
That rises Lpmost, when the nation boils."
We heard a couple OF fellows in II political
discussion the other day, ard il, we are to be-
lipvc what thcv said of each other and those
WHO side with them, there arc,tw" great par
ties in the country composed exclusively ct
the greatest rascnl- kn0wn to Chfistrudum.
1t court and Jury could be- obtained outside
of these parties. thcsr Witnesses might bu
used Us S;ate'- evidence aud IL their crcdiuili-
ty was not imprarhrd, She members Of both
parties might be hung for irrrderlrablr
srnundrcl., sorry kuavc~ and luw.hrcd Williams.
Noihinr connected with either party was al.
lowed, by the opposing wranglcr, 10 he hon
orabc of patriotic. and the masses were
stepped in corruption 50 low that the hand OF
regeneration could never reach them, and
they would have 10 tic and swclier in their
own liiih, ",ca'rting in the inlany " years.
As we heard these Disgusting reyilrrs, We
We're reminded 81 rcupIct we have some
where read, aud of which we believe Byron
was the author, that mus, be considered by
all who heard them: us exceedingly appr"-
PIRATE:
"a, f.slr s,v nj, noth
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL,
BOARD OF POLICE.
REeuLAR MRErINe.
MAYoRkLTY or NEW ORLEANS,
s. City Hall, august 10, 1850. II

" IN s,a, 6 i nan Auvnst ia, 1885, 4
'9 .' IS
Prescnt-A fnll Board ...s ...s ..d .oprovsd
The mtnates o. ies. snse.s.s ~ rom ,he Chief o
wa r. ~ occsmen aud
on moton, the Investigation vas +, n - not6ed
next me parsss ana ~ against Policeman
The sPecinchn = w M investigation fixed 70
Patron were received, ane 10 Be notet
EnMrsuay HsA !, sie Nv by The Superintendent
the House OF nens IN fixed for Thurs
Iey, and on mos ,;as md witnesses to he notified
Gay nex ns p by The Commits Of th
Chase $500 aqninst pierre fientien day watch
aouse q ~ aon tha investigasion fxad for Thurs
man, " M "a r;ies and yvttnesses 40 he notified
esriauncasion was received from =. 7. Huard
.,r,si,ini apa nsf HE Chief Warden on motion Of
Essasser seSzen AID inasnuch as The statement Of
MT anard axoueratss Cant Jaouess from any blame,
: III matter was wishdr.wn. ''sTs
Resirnatons ~ are read from 5upcrnumerary A. Lo-
GEL and Policeman John Gregory @ ssazs e.
.s Rsc, der Rrighi moved 10 accept the said resg-
nst;nns. q heh s,,ef motion carriedthe Mayor
5 q ,c,sss Seavsncau voting against, because said
S;s - sasy before die Boart uhderserio charges
~ n az scorer Ramos, and informing the
y,oard shaf Wiisian H. Phillips, nightwalchmail in
~ u t,,ee has on several occasions been brought
betote rim fpr being drank and i-condnct, il was re-
soived that he Chief Warden of The Work House do
beinvsstigaied next THURSDAY.
The charge against Policeman L. Bourgeois, fol
came ~ Atter hearing tesiilnony, Recorder Ramos
moved 10 dismiss him from the police. Recorder
Bright moved an amendment, to suspend him for one
the morton 10 dismiss from the police being put
was carried by The following vote:
Yses-R eenrders Ramos Seuzeneau and jackson.
Nw-Recordar Brirht
IRE charge arainsf Policeman X. Devoe, for being
drunk, dlsidfbns the peace and insulting Sergeant
Ramos moved 10 suspend him for TIL ~ days from this
dale Recorder @ IN N.Y. 81
dismiss accused rom INC poliee, Wnich amsnanehl
being seconded was carried blythe following vote
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e~sefs ei snborR,nats EneAm ma eRts for che Tern,
Wmpgy M iAa S.as June 80, 1856.

W,r np,T NJ Snaihg dune 80, 1885.
',..se tso. l, meets on the frsu and third Sat
1880 2, every nonth, ut thu Eueamoment ,s,n, naa
n@nass aaii corner OF Camp and LaSavstt ,rs. "eu
a,s ~, tne Present term---I n H}.s n ~ / II. =,
n suasons u Geo Drmeyer sW L uaes = a
neaux, Assistant Scribe s"sAieln,1 W; jas Fur
oosAh no. ., meets on the second and So,
sSsasnurasys IA each mouth in Eneamnmsns ieurtn
sshoWs ha corner Of Camp and I'M .ocm Odd
vmcsts Ior the present term q sIs stse.s'
enaaflssGoSs,ter, p Ohas Gould = WV sin, !
soriee koontz, W Andrew Hero 'rn. Latnrop
hAsAI.LE NO. o, meets on the iirst and ,h,sass
days 10 each month, Ia the Rncampfnep, 80 y MAon-
toHs Hall corner Of Camp and iAiaystts t Uau Eel
oMcsrs for the present term-A DeSola op u u
III Bysrly, w Thomas Rsetie sarha a Maal
hoore,J W JAS Wilson, Treasurer pevie
WASHINGTON No. 8, meets every seoors aua
fourth Monday In each month, at Washinetan n ny
Mafigny buildings, Third District. 0ficsSs ~ NJ
sssssns term-H Goldman g p; w Furbrinoar II p -. y
Ers ssangs W; Flemann, Scribe; W Miilspsn,I
tNMh an No. meets on the first and thir,
Dist;ys M each month, in Jefferson Han Fon-,,
mond, oP wilson. i 3. Sesn-Shss Ray
sarks scribe " W Vsught Trsasur w,hk,s W; 4
s.ioAs NO. ., meets on the first and tb;rd GO
asys II eSsn month, in Polar Star Han q 1 oas
ss,ess :. umcers for the present st. houi
sorabsi gcsRissine,J ", Poupart
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LIE Il. w. GRAND ENoAApMENT OF PATRIARuHs
on LogsrAsA O. 9 n, meets semi annnaily, on the
third Tuesdays in january and July In Grand boiye
Room, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner Of Camp sad
Lafayette streets New Orleans. 0cers for the wear
ls5s-rhos Shields, u W g P sHarby, NJ d q p
Serbs; II Williams, 4 W Treasurer; @ Duuap. a
60 the W g I of the 8 F1os Bragg, Il " q
lord, w @ 81 All Gates, 81 Mount sinai No, 3. "
Of District No. III Oscar Bsrbee, OF Magnolia No.
AR WD Of District No. g.
An communications atended for the rand Encapment
snoeia be directed, James Furneaux Grand scribe
afana secsetarys office in Odd Fellows Hall
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9. D. D. y. In
J =sa@s. q 9mesr,- -rlms. and Plass q Mss.lnx.

wumes of DMcers-Time and Place OF Meeting.
TAG r. W. GRAND LoDaE OF L0uIslANAI. o. o.
n etssemiannusy, the fourth Tuesday jan;
uary and July, in Grand Lodge Room, 0dd seiS ,
Hail. corner of Camp and Lafayette sfz9stgs = ~
Orleans 0fcera for the present N
ton, of Commercial Lodge No. H. Gasng 1880
Bernard Cohen, OF Union Lodge NO. 2, 2 ~ p ss
Grand Master: Edward Pilsberry, OF Iempes Iosse
No 6 w Grand Warden Thos snie!css NJ
Lodge No O. r W Grand Secretary Henry miIlams,
Of Commercial Lodge No. IL. w Grand treasurer i
a Nv R.ce NJ fIouInercisI Lodge No. ~, and Henry
Bier Of Hone Lodge No. Ia 70 the
49, Ioass 81 the b; Ghas Whitall. of Ores
csrt i.asga No g. w Grand Chaplain Chas II Church
III ~ ssrsbents Lodge No. a. W Grand Marshal W
X 81 southwestern lodge No 49, W Grand
K goris,ctar a Mlspaugh, Of Covenant Lodge No. IT,
~ Grand Guardian; Frankford, of Crescent Lodge
M. a Grand Herald District Deputy GRAND Mas
ters ID Hestand Of Jefferson Lodge No District No.
s.; Hall of Excelsior No "a, District No. Ii 8. j..
Ranlett of st. Mary's No. 20, District No s. NJ. Camp
bell of st. Landry No 49, District No. 81 o. Barbee Of
DeSoto No. District Not II. Himan of Carroll No
So District No 81 J. Fennimore Of Trinity No. 81 Dis
trict No. a John Moore Of New Iberia No 49, District
No. II II Hunsieka Of Meth No q, District No III
R. Holiey of Prairie No. 81 District No IS; j. r. F.
Foilett of Columbus No a. District No. IA; O. Lang
worthy Of Clinton No. "a District No 10 j. Faust OF
HermannNo &c. District No. 10; Walter Bailey OF Che
neville No IL, district No. II,
All the Grand Master or Grand seere
tary should be orwardedto the office Of the Grand Sec
Rotary in Odd Fellows Hall
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IInterlor subordInste Loare..

iInterior Subordinate Lodges. N
DE SoTo No. Z meets at Baton Rouge, Thurs.
day evening.
sT. MAaY,s No. 20, meets at Franklin, Saturday
evening - =
METH No. 81, meets at Shreveport, Wednesday
evening.
ST.. LANDRY No. Is, meets at Opelousas, satur-
day evening. g@gsS = &915+t@}a i
CLINTON No. ~, meets at Clinton, Wednesday
evening.
oAaaoII. No. so, meets at lake Providence,
Monday evening. ,5.+ a -, :
Trinity No, 80, meets at Trinity, Saturday
evening.
ExoELsIoR No. "a. meets at Thibodaux, Satur.
day evening.
Nnw IBnsrA No. SO. meets at Newtown, Thurs.
day evening.
PnAIEIE no. 81, meets at Washington, Friday
evening
oanNEYyILLE No. Al, meets OF Chensyyille
Monday evening. 49,
THOMAS H. SHIELDS Grand Secretary.
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S1sRoM A VIRGINIA DaUaGIsT --worm,

are ssnsraiy found 10 DO weakly ana
cats eons nn N saul CTS Of Their
70 tho alSese powers
ptotaeng dasasia assets, itcaa o tae rS,
uledy IN This A. FAtiE stxss
VsRAiik UsE . " - F' 70 hoeh's
RICHMOND, Va, Fob ii lssa
Mhsshs b A. tAHsxsrocg a Co. Gsaslsaas-aIr js1ss n
va, aAde ms 10 lowing o me: - = '.A'Net
Ia Ia oS we ysaa old tic the came
hops ~ NJ SO uon prostrs All
FANssTcEss yfk ana ns ias IeoftI coaelaasd ny 4
asssia oa. gave hn orous nlshs isi
him de- " "a than three gysn
me child
handrsn h tn q ron fonr 10
'as 'saih Of The above sla.smsnty wis., eefuy, WIN
aiOasscs sSs Sa sas druggists sad eans
L 'eHs LIN
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sa.sa Ms. BRSaS customers 81 of the late la
DOWNS has az Srs.y pasipsa s r.
the buasss ofold sss and Will connns Ia ~
gratifying received sSs thanks for liberal and
will awys a, Il IA ths pubic iyo asase
dsl hsrselfasseryng, 'sas hsf satnss endesyot ~
Persans having caima p,s, ,b.,.,,, i~n-
with She lsass posbls delay, es STORE 40 Canal
wyI
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The BOARD OF DREcToRs, Of Odd Fellows Hall
Association meet at their Office In Odd Fellows Hall
the first Monday of every Stockton. Pres
ident; Thos H Shields Secretary; John Bein, Treas
urer; John Orchard, g etetsen, Dunlap, r
SWAIN 7 Murry, q Howard, Kursheedt, @ N Morrison,
Smith, NJ Van Hook, @ W Race.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS REST
ASSOCIATION meet at the Office Of the Grand Secretary
in Odd Fellows' Ra on the fourth Wednesday in JAN
uary and second Tuesday in April July and October
. .oficers-H Henry Bier, President; James Furnsaux,
Secretary ] Stroud jr, Treasurer. q
THE GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE l. O. o. F. OF
NswORsANs meets at the Once Of the Grand Secretary
in 0ddFelows Hail. the fourth Wednesday of every
: month offcers--S NJ Todd, Of Hope Lodge No. Ii,
President, Could ofOrleans Lodge No H. Treasurer
Jas Furneaux Of Southwestern Lodge No 40 Secretary
j Morgan. of Louisiana No ! !; W Wilson, of Union
No. Moulton, Of Crescent Nc. 8; W o Dallas, o.
Jefferson No. 9 Kursheedt, of Commercial No. IL
James Davis, Of Howard No. IS; VIM Mcintosh d
Dota No. 10 = glspp, Of Templar No 10; Robin,
Of Polar Star No. 10; Il Nmmo. of Magnolia No q
n Berger, of Independence No. %; NJ Mead of Co.
iumbus No. "a II cameron, of Germania No. %; g
Gottschalk, of Harmony No. 49, N b Benedict, of
Southwestern No DO - 80
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klSea liver and MARINE, Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
or TORONTO, O. "
aDWp. sUsRizrds, crsary. A. n. LARK President.
bMNcH OFFICE. No. 70 Gasnpst., New 0rlssnrs
Ihs nnaasgp prepared
hsperisofthEs Band RIVERS
syFihk,atthwu rsntrsssso o premium.
BENJAMIN ri ORANGE, Agent,
Asty s' - H5 HARMON DSA NE .Assiasant Agent
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O8PPER-FACED TYPE.
gNyHE NEWTON COPPER TYPEGOMPANY,

giving Of their removal from No. s TO No
(enrancs ID srset)
Printers the great Improvement they have
recently made in cir work.
greatly
Facing Type, Stereotype Pialea, Guts, etc.
tnbie
principal Founders United Sstss hs
of Pners Il 10 believed that this will
Printer wheLhar aadens
abng them glance and compare the
Or1ers
through directly with the founders dared.
One the Of this company fss IN London and
Liar aciss getting type from there, shouid Of patrons
experience city
years. Copper Type quite
unnecessary word about Of
msn merits copper the
printing type By
duabe they work cleaner sharper
impression, and rendering the
Isiers the alphsbst easily diutingushnbls.
difficulties properly
tha tsor ali
the only place the United States where type
be Copper-Facsd. .a.8g
infringe said Patent By either Type
using that Copper Fseed by othsrs than thu ompany
SCALE OF PRICES.
ID. Minion cents per lb
Pca.:.,.-.- ...... Noapsref ......-..is
Long Prmsr...... y =. Agate.... .-..ls
BuIssoa..,,ss Ps aa -. :;...'.....ss
TsRnsAppoved notes ct months cent discount for
cash. A. ?. CASE, oecretary..
I
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and Merchants and ~ any Of he ausI.s
anS 81 sending then orders ss found Il
Omitted sstss, and Al sae prices Please sars In rue
y, WRIGHT q n0
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