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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27
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CHRISTMAS HYMN


|""io' MAS III NM
The birth Of Christ 4! oh 10, ful theme /!
And heavenl. visions round me gleam,
While at His feet IN, verse lay.
Sing how lie leii his Fathers thronr.
Bending in mercy to the earth.
While angels brought glad ddings d"wn
Toman, Of the Messinh's birth.
Not coming with great trophies won,
The conqueror by seer' fore,oIL;
Judeas Shiloh, King and Son,
Enwreathed and crowned with sord'd gold |:
But in n manger sleeping laid.
The incarnate God, newborn child,
Where sons oi wisdom homage paid,
And holy cherubs watched aud smiled.
The sceptrc and the star div'ne,s
Inc rfi"co OF re"ee' 'he promised s'sn'
redemption PH'n' c"n'r"'o"s "u".
To swell my song lend me The fire.
lsraiers harp !" music brings,
When rap'u'ous praise u Son ana S"e'
In hgh'n'"g nashes IRON 'he strings
my natal day on Lamb OF uod'
o." my P""e's "o'e"'P' 'a""'
i"ee anu 'h auo'"''o" oehd'
'ny "'a'ch'esS 'o'e no "o'ds Gu" 'eh'
NOT Pehc" pa'"' ny form or Lace
oh'y ""n'h 'he sou' can dweh
Some FAINT conception Of Thy grace.
se-l
Hml Mary full ofgrace and truth,
That thou shonldst guard his tender youth,
The richest gift ere came from Heaven.
BLESSED among women, virgin pure,
Vessel OF honor. house of gold,
The gift Is thine, thine to endure,
Though more than all the Heavens can hold.
oh love bcyood III. hiyhe,, ,bouvb,.
A.,,;,., h.,. 81, 80. Il.
Jc,us ~ ;,h nardoo;n, msrov c,,,ah,
A fountain of redeeuino prace.
whoh ,I: :
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

Coming Dows THE Ogdensburg Sem
tinel Of the lth inst, says that flour fell In
that village, last week, about rs cents per
barrel. After the last vessel cleared from
Chicago, wheat fell there TO 81 80 per
bushel. The country is full Of oil kinds
Of produce, and there is no cause to keep
up the high prices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

REsiGsATros OF JUDGg STUARr.-We
understand that City Judge Sydney II.
Stuart has sent his letter Of resignation TO
Albany. The Judge protests his innocence,
but thinks il bis duty to resign, because
the erminc should mol be tainted even with
suspicion.-N. Y. Times.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

THAT SAME ON CouK."-In unps scking
bale OF tobacco in Liverpool, Eng, q
raccoon was found, thin and emaciated, but
siili alive. II had sustained itself during
its long impris 'nment by nibbing at the
raw hide covering of the bale. Since its
Liberation i, has been well cared lor, and is
said to be rapidly recovering. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27
New,Orlcai,s. DEC.

The Supreme Court, this morning. gdve
judgment in the case oi Mrs Guipes re-
versing the decision Of the Second District
Court, and dccrecing that Daniel Clarks
Will of 1873. be proba,cd and that Mrs
Gaines be put in possession Of the proper
~ .a- l..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

uJ-Thc printing Offices Of the Memphis
Appeal, Eagle and Enquirer were entirely
destroyed by FIRE on Saturday, together
with all the stock, and she clilco Of the
Wing was considerable maged.-Woon-
socket Patriot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

BuSrAS.- Died, on the l6h ult., at his
residence, Grecian- place, Lincoln, England
aged 80, Robert Bunysn, Esq, the lash
malo descendant in a direct line IRON John
Bunyan, the author Of the celebrated
allegory, Pilgrims Progress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27
New Publications

THE TRAVELS, VOYAGES and adventures Of
Gilbert Go-ahead, in foreign parts. Edi-
ted by Peter Farley. New York J. C..
Derby. Boston Philips, Sampson &
Co. 1856.
This is one OF tho best books for child
dren that we have ever seen. There is no
writer in the world who has been so sue
cessfu in producing valuable ard instruc-
tive books for children as s. G. Goodrich,
alias Peter Farley. There is not child
in tho land who has not read The works o.
Peter Farley they have also been transla-
ted into many foreign languages. The
present volume will make an excellent
holiday gift to children. 1t is issued in
beautiful style, and contains number Of
fine engravings.
For sale by E C. Hammeit, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

II the slaves were not KEEP by their own
ers they would perish. They cannot take
care Of hemsclvcs.-Spe peech Of Stevens Of
Ga.
John little, fugitive slave, who went in.
to The Canadian woods without a dollar,
has raised crops this year that will bring
him s24O0 IL thinks hc will BE- able to
take care Of himscf"-Abauy journal.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

MuapER IN WEsr GRErswIcH-Mr.
Arnold J. Lewis, about ss'y years Of age,
was found dead in a swamp one mile south
Of Nooseneck Hill, and some three miles
from his own residence, en- Wednesday
afternoon, and under such circumstances
az to leave no doubt that he had been mur-
dered. His head had been ally beaten
and mangled. lie was last seen alive on
Tuesday night, and then had forty dollars
in his possession. Shuboel Baker and Sib-
II Corey, men Of very bad reputation, have
ben arrested charged with the preparation
Of the crime. MIR. Lewis was formerly
very respectable citizen Of West Green
wich, hut we are told that he has lately be-
rome incorporate in his bobiis.-PrOv.
arunl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

TEooPs FOR ORrsoN.--The steamship
81. Louis sailed frjm MOI folk Tor
Aspinwall, on Saturday last. wih 600
u oops for Oregon and California
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

Tue STANDARD READER for Beginners.
BY Epes Sargent. Boston: Phillips,
Sampson d. Co 1856
This is a useful and instructive book for
young children wo kLow Of no better
one.
For sale by c. L. lIammcu, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

THE PoETlcAL WoRKs of DIR. John Donne.
Boston: title Brown & Co. 1855.
This is another volume of the Library
edition Of the British Poets issued by
these publishers. DR.. Donne lived about
$50 years ago most of his poems are
strongly marked by religious sentiment.
For sale by A.. J. Ward and C. E.
Hammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

TIE SACRED POEMS and private eacula-
tons of Henry Vaughn with me-
moir. Boston : Little, Brown g. Co
1856.
This is another volume OF the same Ii
brary edition. The author was purely a
religious poet, and his volume will be pe-
rused by all lovers of christian picty.
For sale by c. E. Hammett, Jr. and A,
]. Ward.
AUNT WoNDERFUL's STORIES. Translate
ed from the German, for all good child :
rem who have learned to think. Boston:
Phillips, Sampson g. Co. New York /:
J. c. Derby.
This is one of the most beautiful and 10.
teresting books. for children that we have
ever seen. Ii is issued in elegant style
and is elegantly illustrated. 1t is just the
book for Christmas gift for child.
For sale by e. Z. Hamnett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

AILIEFoRD A family history. BY The
author Of John Drayton. New York /:
Strnger g. Townsend. 1855.
This is well written novel the plot
is exceedingly interesting and the interest
admirably sustained to the last page.
For sale by e. E. Hammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

TIE BALLOON TRAVELS of Robert Merry
and his young friends, over various coun-
tries in Europe. Edited by Peter Farley.
New York: J. c. Derby. Boston
Phillips, Sampson g. Co. 1856.
This is another most interesting and in
structive volume for children, from the pro
life pen of Peter Farley. The author re-
sided in Europe Tor several years, in the
capacity OF American Consul at Paris. In
this volume he gives information in regard
to Europe, in style and language to into
rest children, and to convey to their minds
much valuable historical knowledge. 1t is
a charming bo'k, and all parents should
present it 10 their children as Christmas
gif. 1t is beautifully printed AID finely il.
Illustrated.
For sale by G. f.. Hammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27
For sale by c. f. Hammett, Jr.

TEvERIso A Romance by George
Sand, translated from the French by q
Lady, with biographical sketch of the
authorcss, by o. s. Leland. New York
w. p. Fetridge e. Co. 1855.
The admirers of The writings of Madame
Dudevant, alias George Sand, and they are
numerous,wlI greet with pleasure this new
production from her pen.
She is French lady, and one of the fast
writer's of the modern school of French
authors. While she has written many
things which she had better left unsaid,
still, she has produced many good books.
The present volume will unquesiionabIy
be read with good deal of interest.
For sale by {. f.. Hammett, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

PLAIN TALK and friendly advice to domcs-
tics with counsel OH house matters.-
Boston Phillips, Sampson q Go.
1856.
This is, indeed, an excelen, book il is
written by. a lady, and her object is 10 Gle
vate and dignity the character OF domeslcs.
We should like to quote largely from the
book, but really do not know where to
commence selecting give therefore nd.
wise apprentices and all people at service,
to purchase and read it carefully. 1t would
be well for heads Of families to present
it to those in their employ.
For salo by C.. E. IIammen, Jr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-27

There shall come star out OF Jacob, aud
scep,re out Of Israel.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-07
Railroad Accident.
Pnll.ApgLrmIA, Aug.

btiApsisfHiA, Aug. ~.
The train which lief. New York a, Ia
o'eiock for this city, on the Jersey Raj.
road was thrown off the track near Bur.
Iiugton. and ii is reported lives were
lost No further particulars. A special
train with surgeons has been dispatched
10 the scene Of disaster
Second Dispatch.--A despatch from
the passenger train on the road says
there wercfrom 35 to DO passengers XIII
ed
The accident occurred saruitw above
burlington. The up train waited Mt
Burlington for the down train. which
was behind time, ten minutes. aud then
went on slowly. There was carriage
a, the crossing. the driver oil which wait
ed until The train pissed up, when be
started To cross the irack--the engineer
at the same moment hearing the down
train aRp:oaching, suddenly reversed his
engine, aud in coming back encountered
the vehicle, whirh was instantly crushed
TO pieces. its occupants however, escop-
ing without very serious injury.
The whole train. however, was thrown
from the track. One car ran completely
through thenext CT. killing or manning
nearly all the passengers III It.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-09-07

The statistical tables OF mortality
show u reduction m this country oil the
proportion OF deaths tom pulmonary is.
eases. Doct. Aver attributes tbs result
To the effect OF has Cherry Pccloral. He
also asserts that the cures from his Ca.
lhariic Pills give reason 10 believe they
wal. as they come INTO murs general asa
materially reduce the mortality from
those particular diseases Tor whnca they
are designed. From wha, We Know Of has
preparations, we think he has grounds for
his claims. and ii he has, II IS an attain
ment Of which an Emperor might be
proud. Rarely Is il permitted any one
man 10 know that his skill IS btsiowlug
health aud life to the masses fins fellow
men.
Such a reflection is worth working for 5,
even though he had only the reflection
for his reward Springfield DmiiyCour-
Ter.
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To Delinquent S4beciiserl.

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Alta Court, of Prnhata

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psnst Lawrence, Administering If tia as,at1
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sgIiaIx@EDES
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
The Greatest Of the kge!

NE KENNEDY of Knxh,rty l,us ii sca, cred IN n,p
EVERY KIND OF RUAioR, from the ssrsi srr.,, /.
dosn common pii,fie Ha lasi RED il in ,,,',
"a sss and never failed except lie hn. ..u In
MS "ssre9"IoT NO uudre q ceriihcuiet its ys
ah within t~rniK ~ iles nj Edsun.
Two bottles ara Warranted IL cure linrs;ns srYe
Huuth
os To three hotle wil;cure the orr nf o n. l.,
Inc ice.
Two To THREE hotties VIII clear the syse ~ biirs
iw" bottles are warrsne,! 10 cLrr te ~, IL
the mouth and stomach
Ih-c- tive t,ttes ara warranted TO cur, ~. W. rt
rascs nf rr} ri.lnias.
One Ii t~u nett.ns warranted To ali, or ~
thc
Two biiies are warranted TO running in ~ ,,ys
10f b"tch-s lie hsis.
Fnrt' six bottles warfsn'ed tt cur. totirl and
unats uiCcis.
One 'lte "ii'cnre soily eruqtions NJ he ~ IN
T%" to hs-e eaiirs are "arfe,ird tu.uT. 1T, w,rt
rdSc 81 rtus warm.
Two t. three bittrs warranted to cur, ihf ia
t,r. rrTat, al rf5tuutai,.tn.
lure" +" 81. hottie. are warranted satrio,n
serniti.
A Dsaef' is a'~ays -sperieoced IF. ~ II, ir.l hs,
anu r., i cure 10 ssrsauird mi.ch tie .iote 4.
IT. j. 'a.eH
E.lhine lnoks 80 improi,ahle' 10 those VII" have -
at'd tried 81 H." mferEi n-ciiic. al ites ih~t
cou,nau weed growing an lh- pasrurrs and long -.
was stfili cufc -sry si-n.,,t
~ a ti.r.l TIT II snu have Il iuef II Las -
t,rt Thee are ~ is lnr sd. a. ant Il .nifi. IRE
hnt ini y"nrs. He has prd ed m "--i-d
'Htfles al ii IN t.s vicinity o bs. aad k..m> Ii,s
rf.'t4 oi ia .rery II las s'rsa ap.
ahe greatest t"rr D. az -sn,iissei. ! e
ave VI 10 chiidren year ODD &" ah trit al -i.;t.
and paav l'"t ias ch,iirr. sin,s~ tt,h
suh aud ibhy etprcd 10 Perfect stale al iesi4h
oiu. thllla.
t. I'is- who snl,itrt sek hehse lie. 10. =.
tie wiiI tiwIys II grrai rres ru,-i RI
i, dZrurs-. Srn'r VITO !"V- ttk.t,5ii
livefnr years aud nave tegiIa,s L.r. ti-
INDY SsrnU il work quite easy hut wheit t~tt
arrangement 81 tie fnchs Of natht~ - VII 's'|e
siHrnlAi fr-,nc hut b. alarisrt
always dissp rcsr n frorr tour day wr.h There IL
tad result frnn it the Nl-i hA
faeiins wil feel vnufselt il t,r,.t
heard iaeff the tnost eytrarasa,a enenlnns oar
nat ever an )isteeet' to.
Nnrhlnr. ~ diet nsceSsarN. Eat Tie hes, ,s,a
get AID c,tueh " ii.
Eo. turp ernt . $50:
7rfe IS m certifp tAef n n uAT IrA a,sf
"c,H"od - ne 4Dtg AEyIfnb fHtD IA ArRAL
ihEEi' f,t H-dini L'sco ~ tof n. =; ~ 4
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The Mexican Revolution.

The followin. are some additional de-
-. Mpofyiic end ui the the new revolution
in Mexico, and the abiicaton and fight
OF Santa Anna:
Two days after leaving Mexico, seven
OF eish, hunlred Of his escnt, resoIted
killing one OF two efiieer-, aud lalned
the insurgents, The Alvarez pl1ttorm
Wis adopted, and Gen. Care appointed
p,sision president, aud t'en. la VEGA
conmandet,n-cHIet
All the State pts 'nets we've liberated
The nob had gated several houses,
including ,hai Of Santa Anaas mother,
in.law.
The apprnimen, ol Sidli rs minister
TO Washington has BEEN revoked
4 Il .hi Occurred II Vet1 Cful, between
tsc revoi:ed bnnatpH, aud regiment
which rem .iurd faithful 10 Slutn ANA
The ffmer were beaten and i,d 10 ne
mountains, leaving twenty k,Ir1. o.
der va. fully restored.
NeR Oel,aas, in4 - Fail al
wees from VI >Ir3 infarn ~ Thar : II
Aana lslt ihe capt'4i ~ ,ns pttrufa -
proceeding IN petsiz II IN IL tie teza4szl=
ton IN Vera ttuz On ibc 2l.t lu7I.
ths cuax-ns OF Mextea sdap'e.i tie r ~
OF a,unttma.
Datins the exe=te#se. fs.lpNtHe : zts=a
Aana', s!rSpetipa, lhs atiice 81 tue tHs-
sersal new,p per al! upward, ei H-zt
other build,n.s wei demolished ! L.
nbiiary lu'eriaf,d. kii.at forty a#fse..s.
ami w1urdlng mary marr.
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CLrRGYMEs visiting Boston, should not
forge, to call a, tina, world.renowned
Glazing House, OAK Hall. II ihey Wish
TO appear IN new SUIT this spring, they
will make great saving m the cost, and
&c, a frs, rate article. a word TO The
wise is suffic ient' One price only.
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says - ! Nus isg.it .ifk raf st. iaai sI;.i
my lnssase from Eatsth te Ckss,.sinu -
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rhYsictn bsi t,f ten tlSyt It'd Il y u. 1.sltiI
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in mn place i-hsre spA should. hue nrf,cU d. u.u
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II r~facity. .i have re- ui at the tfniI f. .t.rs
Nek>ft Jas l. tail e. ca Genfrnri-V mn, e >, 10,
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'ears, - been COT plain ~ al iein in h~,s DE- tt
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was taken Gown AID ntr q 10 itI lie 1ir jf., t.
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81" 'err'es Enekspert T., II. Parker. /.
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STinMtRlNG CtRIn.
DIR. BRONSON s. c, c. BEERS.

DIR. BRONSON s. {, &. blkItS.
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GaH. fy tae cti-r ~ t0a5,s - ~ -t hundreds
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we-gd Gladly refer any applicants rot tAfls "a r
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vt.eat. un .agetsat that siamnar-is ia the efr6t
d NRaV0rs pisegnEg and can be perfectly eufai leg
tn above facans in The course Of thFEe NC X
Assufr AZ interested et these gratifying fgzHf ~
guarantee ~ sfuaasnt rcrud Ire afHa he PAD
90 advance These dr-trag fuUhTr tHlourdi4au ou
thass s4hlets TINT hiding istmr, eHltsnt# sic Gao
1Afsi1 t ifam Nrs Netk i4st israet IN St1W~'~s
ING is riga-iy, taevss. aai kcmeiies, Illustrated -
on- Huudfcd Eusrssinrs, PHce, 0SE DOLLAR "a nc
receipt ~ ahch tha Book 81 fe tral Wtlt4at eNfe Sc
sni Inc maaeg thus pad sih r. Frsi'ied IA me BIZ Tor
Treatment Besfd II furnished on reAsnu4J. l,ru,9
ssfc's BRONSON BEERS, ls6 Warrington 'ues'
Boston Mass.
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G. Two lrl.hhen, travelling, were
10 bed and tied ina wood One in despair,
cried, oh, I'm uadone!H Sad the other
FAX, then, | wish you d come and undo
me-
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STRAY Horse

Cane lato the eaclosafe 81 ths s8Asfbef aeoaf t.s
25th sit grey Mare, supposed u b. about tss..ly
ye,fs Old paFgI uiaF marks ohssTFaas.
The a.nsf requested 70 prove popsflY pay charges
Aad take her away
PIaatatian e. atnroek g, Sept I 1855
3f5i BARTHOLOMEW Butt III
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- ne wuod ctii The at'eat.aH -
Sip 1stlders aud Bearr, ~ >eea#ssa
Pine 1iatr, AID Laalsr.ta u E#.sf
advertisement in 1aatscf ra.am1.
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For sale or toilet.

The sutscriher ofTers IN favorable isIf=s 10
sell or lcafo his Shop. salcen ard l'wtllh
Gause IN Elirorth. Apply ~ J. a. nearc,
Esq EftlEES rx-NIl
El.sTersh, Jane 70. 1853,
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J. /. Healey's
FROM RATINGS.

Fot GarieH aud Cemetery Fences aad ba!nslra,is4
No y SUDBURY STREET B,s, on j. ( II has
me of the largest a beet seicfted a4snfinent Of ele
eani designs Of oRNi Hl.NF.iL RtfGfNGS 20 he
nHud IA te State, Which lie oilers al prlte itt viii
Iat' composition Al orders 10 city tf III Cou5tIr
PROMPTLY attended, to.
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+. THOMAS P. BARNES,

Importer and Dealer Ia
Hardware, Guns Pistols Powder, Shot, Caps S.esl
TRAYS Ss.
No % DOCk SQ UARE, BOSTON
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Persons calling for the above Ictttv.
viii please say they IRE advertised.
$. q. WoopwAnn, 7. NJ.
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No. W:nslow House, Corner Of Eagle and Fort sts.,
RE receiving and opening the largest and best assert
n meut of Books, Stationery, Wall Paper and fancy
articles before brought west of Chicago which they
offer for sale at the very lowest possible cash prices
Eve would first call attention to stock OF Wal Pdpe
comprising 600 rolls which purchased at very
low rates Those wanting Wall Paper would do we'll to
look at assortment.
Our stock of Stationery can't be beat this side of Chi
cagO.
Writing Paper of all grades. PENS Ink, Rubber, Ink
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Gold Pens. We have a large stock Of J. B. Beer
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Iedgers, Journals, Day Books Pass Books and Memo
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We have a good stock of Miscellaneous Books, and A
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please.
Cheap Publications. We have in store very large stock
and new received by Express they are is
sued from the press. We have arrangement in New
York city by which all the works forwarded to
printed
Of School Books have all of A. s. Barnes 4 Co 5
publications. which offer low any other establish
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