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The Shasta courier., 1855-03-24
Nos. 119 and I21, sacramento st.
MIx,s WHISKY CREEK HOUSE.

- THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN.
ssssi form the public that this Hotel, pleas.
I1Ml Ial1Ml antly situated in Franklin City, ON Whis-
ky creek. six miles north of Shasta on the Yre-
ka and Weavervile road, is now open for the
reception of travellers, boarders and customers
generally The Table is constantly supplied
with all the varieties of meats and vegetables
procurable in this market while the Bar is fur
nished with almost every kind of liquors of the
very best quality. There is also good and Sc
cure
Corral
attached to the establishment, always supplied
with an abundance Of hay and barley, for the
accommodation of packers travellers, &c.
The subscriber has no hesitation III promising
full satisfaction TO all who may patronze him.
BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Creek, July 80, 1858. If
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A Large Amount of
VALUABL 4 L A N D )
EO,. sale.

~ ,.,,.rce of The provisions Of deed executed to
rs On the 24th day of August, $500 BY elisha Dry
an and Nancy his wife, in trust 10 secure e,e
az, therein mentioned, which deed is re-
o. c1 5 - Inc Office of the Clerk Of the County Court oil
.s,,sta we will sell at public auction, on inc prem
ses on Tuesday The 18th day9t January neSs .ne
nral tracts conveyed TO US by the aeed
These tracts lie contiguous TO eacn olne Va th South
p p;'er =. branch ofthe Shenandoah Riyer,) IN the
nt, If AUGUSTA near the Rockbridge lne, ana near
tSo ;IIare of Midway. The exact quantity ~ i' IA !.
ths tracts has not vet been accurately
il amounts to several thousand acres. n,rnnscs
n of II is of excellent quality Tor farming
pa ,here Is rood deal of Bottom Land on sohe VI .e
tracts which has becn cleared, aud Is very Pc 81
The whole of these lands will be alviueu .o,and
dav of sale into tracts OF from one nun % Ia I'LL
ocres cach TO suit purchasers, and pois u u T. =,
be prepared, ana eXhio!tcu y" "AA
There is FURNACE the land which was o ono
I'd during the year 1884, called the Co'opaAi e.
orodnc;ns metal of the very best quality especially icr
Eonndrv purposes Ii is confidently and almost u,'i'
rcrsaly believed that all the metal that can De %
can he sold Oh the bank, for at least ? ~ per ION i'm;
Furnace has all the Apparatus Tor not piast, am '' e.
h nourl, can be procured 10 carry II ON pro'oiy toi
,nb.r of years There is very good W ea'her-
hoardcd House on the Furnace trail, and nu!hper OF
other houses further description oiihe iand Is
cd unnecessary, aud all persons desiring 70 pun
;,d IN call and view the lands before the day OF sac
From the quantity anu quaii'y u ~
bargains may be had. e rooro,,
The Terms of sale will be, sufficient sum Of money
in hand to pay the expenses OF drawing ana fscoras
the deed aforesaid and Of the surveying and other OK
pcnscs Of the sale. The residue to be pad IN cq. a.
nnaI nstalments Of one, two and three years Win M
teret from the day Of sale Bonds aud good security
for the deferred instamcnts will be required ana ''e
retained till all the purchase money i: paid ne u
tie IN the above mentioned lands Is believed TO De u
dsnuted but selling trustees, we will convey Only
such title as is vested in US by the deed Aforesaid
JOHN J LAREW, Trustees.
S. Med. MOORE, !
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r R. R. M. 9.

A NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED IN
IN MEDICINE, TO CURE OLD DlSEA-
.es Serotula, Bad Humors, Syphilis, FfighDm
Sores. Ulcers, Fever Sores, E'qptions ofthe Skin.
Railways Rensvating Aesolvent.
a CURE FOR SORES.
This famous Remedy cures every kind ofSore,
from the loathsome and Purid Ulcer, Fever
Sore, Cancer, Syphilis, Scrofulous, Leprusy down
to the Pimple, Blotch, and letter. 1t quickly
heals the most obstinate and angry Sores, and
will leave the skin without scar.
1t cleauses the system from all corrupt Humors
-pmifes and enricheS The blood.
If YOU are covered with Sores from head to
foot, Railways Renovating Resovent will quick
ly heal them, and leave you sound and healthy
body
Ii your bunes, joints, or limbs are diseased in
any manner, or enlarged or drawn out OF shape,or
finley are shrivelled, crippled, or enfeebed,
Railways Renovatug Resolvent will resolue a
way the diseased deposit, that lnflct their mser
les upon you, and restore each member of your
body 10 lis natural and healthy condition.
CHRONIC DISEASES OF LONG STANDING.
Persons who have been afflicted with disease
for wears, will find II. r. Resolvent certain
cure. Scrofula in its worst forms, Syphilis in its
most frightlul and alarming character, have been
cured by the r. r. Resolvent.
PAINFUL TECHNICS.
Persons who are troubled with Painful Itchings
of their Legs, Arms, Feet, Head, and other parts
of the body, will find instant relief by dose of
r. K. Resolvent.
SYKopsls OF DISEASES CURED BY r. r. REsoL-
VENT, DURING THE YEAR 1854, AS REPORTED
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C0MMISSIONERS' SALE.

5nY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court oil
I'D Augusta County. rendered at the November
Term $50. in the suit of Peck's Widow ,&c.,vs
Robert Scott and wife, we will proceed, ON The
premises, ON Saturday he 5th day Of January
1856. TO sell that Valuable Tract of Land, now
in the possession of Henry Ii. Peck, and contain
inc about ;sS3 Acres. Also the MILL
PROPERTY known as 1.-The Peck Mill" The
land is in good cultvaton-a large portion OF it
heinz bottom land The tract lies about four
miles from Stanton. and is nterseeled by the
Central Railroad. The improvements consist OF
an excellent BRICK DWELLLNG HOUSE,
Barn, and necessary out buildings. The hllli
has a good AIier's House attached to it.
The property will be sold altogether or sepa-
rately as may be deemed best on the day OF Sale.
In case the Fill property is sold separately, five
acres of land will be said in connection with 1t.
There is no Mill better situated in the county
Than that now offered for sale.
TERMS OF SaLE:-One- third of the purchase
money to be paid on the first day of March, $50,
and the balance in three equal annual lnsalnehls
thereafter; bonds with good security to be taken
for the payments, and the title to be retained till
the purchase money is fully paid.
ALEX. II. fl. STUART, com,re.
HUGH ". SHEFFEY, 5
Dec. S. lS55.-tds.
EfSyy- Rock Reg. copy
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

FENHE acting partner il the frDi Of Steiner, Bros &
L Co., Clothing Establishment in StauIton, having
made engagements 90 10 Baltimore. 10 open large
Wholesale Establishment, his services will necessarily
be needed there. rhosc who indebted therefore to
them in this Community, earnestly to come
forward and settle their respective dues by the Isl OF
January next as be viii be compelled to leave the LIST
Of February. al open accounts AID notes uapad by tho
lst Of January will b. placed in the bands Of Hartman
Bell for collection Itishoped that those khowing them
selves indebted will pay up and thus obyi-
ate this disayrecabe necessity, as il VIII be both TO tho
interest OF them and the und2fjigaed.
The business Of the here will be carried on by
cur present clerk, r. 4. Lowcnscin. We recommend
him, as he is already sufficiently known by the public,
perfect gentleman, whose talcnts and requirements
are well calculated all times the demands and
wishes Of rcads aGd customers here and
abroad, 10 their entire satisfaction.
In leaving you ahd this place, cannot but express my
deepest feelings Of regret that shall be compelled
to part from Won for long time, but promise THAT tho
livccs recollection OF friendship shall dwell in
me- aud ask the same from you Receive herewith my
thanks 70: the ample patronage our firm always enjoyed
there's may it please You to continue it also, forthc flu
tlre in the viii always do my best to
furnish our establishment here, to regain il tho
name of the best here in this branch and will be
bic to improve il considerably. -
The county Merchants particularly requested to
call in baltimore house. No. 800, Baltimore street,
where they will find the largest Of Clothing
ever offered in the city.
STEINER, BROS. & co.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

rIHE subscribers, as executors Of Jacob Plecker
deed will sell ut public auction, the premises,
on Wednesday the 6h day of February next, A Farm
situated on Middle River, Augusta county, about five
miles North west OF Stanton, aud three miles South
west of Spring Hiil adjoining the lands Of B. Dunlap
Geo Anderson aud others, and containing 2s3 Acres.
There about l16 Of cleared land, the balance
finely tmbcrcd. The said farm has on it an abundance
Of good fruit trees, is well watered and in fine state
of cultivation There is abont of good mead
ow aud more can easily be made. The improvements
consist Of two comfortable DWELLING HOUSES
with good and never failing spring Of water convent
eat TO both houses, good barn and other outbdings
The said farm is capable of being divided into wo,wth
every con1 5.i,c,.c- cc-;-~c.
Further description is deemed unnecessary as those
wishing TO purchase will view for themselves. Any
person wishing TO view the land will be waited by
the subscribers.
TERMS Oac-t third Of the purchase money
the first of March; the remainder in six equal annual
payments. The title retained the land for the de-
fcrred payments. Possession given on day OF sale.
SAMUEL FLICKER, Executors of
LEVI PLECKER, 81. Picker, decd
Dec. u, lS55--tds.
Or Rock. Reg copy, and charge this office.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
sfE ssesag& &A5s.

4 HAVE determined to sell the Farm upoA
which now reside lying upon the waters Of
the Big Calf Pasture River in The county of Au-
gusia, miles below DeerGeld, and within Is
miles Of the Virginia Central Railroad. This
Farm contains H25 acres, Of which rs 10
cleared anlof the best quality, the balance heavi-
ly timbered There is npon it
comfortable DWELLLNG, Barn, 4 f&M ~
and other necessary out houses ssss - g; g;
This place is well watered, having
Two creeks running through it. and well ofgood
water in the yard Also an Orchard of excellent
Fruit There has recently been discovered with
in 200 yards of The Dwelling an Alum Spring,
which issaid by those that have used it to be Of the
best quality. and as eflicacious in the most of dis
eases as other celebrated waters Of Western Viz
GINA.
Those possessing capital and wishing 10 en-
gage in an enterprise of this kind. could not make
a better investment. deem any further descrip-
lion unnecessary, as those wishing TO purchase
will come and examine for themselves.
O. Tems made easy and to suit the purcha-
ser. RALPH w. CLAYTON.
Oct. 81. 1S55-tf
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DIR Holm IL. BALDWIN

OFFERS his professional services TO the citizens OF
u Stanton and vicinity. Office on Mainsreet one
door above the Woodward House.
S,onnton Oct. II A. |: $50.
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CO.PARTNERSHiP.

Nov. q, ls55.-tllD.
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A Letter from the Rev. Dr., John c..
NIoCabe, Of Hampton, va.

IANFION, ' IL, VCV' IV' '7V5'
Having had occasion to use BAKERS PREMIUM BIT
TIERS in my family within thc last two years, IN eases
of dyspepsia and headacc, can safely say
have never used any remedy for these distressing mala
dies with so signal this have ever care
fully avoided recommending any ofthe various nostruns
with which the couatry is flooded because believe in
majority of eases they do harm than good but
rs Bakers Biers have been tred under my immediate
observation and produced such beneficial results do
not feel at liberty to withhold my n9moie teStn9eia'
to their value. JOHN u hiCCAnE;
We advise the the public to be ever mind!al Of Ba-
ker's Premium Bittcrs As family medicine it has
gained lasting reputation wherever II mas been used
and is recommended generally by ths most eminent
physicians in Virginia.
They are perfectly harmless, and may be taken at
all times by adults aud children.
Price 90 coats per bottle: For sale oy }. o. sSk-
R1peg, DRUGGIST aud j. u. 8REcgNRIoGE & Bon,
Staunton and Druggists generally. Orders filled by
addressing f. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
Dec. 8, lS55.-lmo
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TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed TO me by E
1 lisha Bryan, the Sth day of January 1885, and
recorded in The Clerks Office of the County Court Of
Augusta in trust to secure certain debts therein
toned will on Me l5M day OF January next, sell at
public anction The premises ,a the undivided inter-
est of the SAID Elisha Bryan in the Cotepax Furnace
property, with the lands attached thereto, consisting Of
sonc 10 Shares and Acres. The lands will be di
vdcd into ofvarious sizes to suit purchasers
,'las Of the various tracts be seen by calling
the Trustee in Grcenvic,
The ter.us Of Sale will be sufficient TO pay the
expense OF sae the remainder in three equal annual in
staments ofonc, two and three years. with interest
from the day of sale. Bond, with good personal
rty will be required and title retained until the purchase
money is paid The title to these lands is believed TO
be good, bat selling Trustee will only convey to
the purchaser such tile have under the deed
Aforesaid. JOHN j. LAREW, Trustee.
Dec. - i955-Ids
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Commissioner Sale.

EeY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF
~ Augusta county. rendered at The November
term. 1855, in the suit of llarnsbarger's heirs Us.
Robertson and wife, will proceed, on the prelni-
ses. in The town Of Waynesborough. on Friday
The an dug Of January, 1886, to sell a HOUSE
AND LOT, belonging 10 the heirs Of Robert
Harpsbarger, decd. and recently occupied by
Mr. John Huff. Also one or two out Lots, with
Stables suitable for the use of the owner of the
Dwelling House. The House was formerly
occupied by Mrs. jones as Tavern, and is stu
ale on the Main street of the town of Waynesbo-
rough
Terms Of Sale $50 much in cash as may be
necessary to pay the reasonable costs Of said suit
and the costs OF sale. and the balance in three
quail annual payments, bonds with good security
10 be given for the deferred payments, The lille
to be retained till the purchase money is fully
paid. HUGH w. SHEFFEY, Com'r.
Dec 5. lS55.-tds
gy Charlottesville Advocate copy ids and
forward account to II. w. Shelley.
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1000 cases ofdifrerent kinds of Sores, Erup
tons, Swollen and Enlarged Joints, Hip Dlsea-
ses. Ricketts,, Kernels in The Throat. Swellings
Of the Glands, Lumps and knots in the throat .un-
der the ears; Sores in the eyes, head nose mouth
gums, &C. Infants with sores on their heads,
ears, faces, &c., have been cured by the miracu-
lous efficacy of the r. Il. Resolvent.
One bottle will prove to the afflicted sufferer
that il will cure you, one dose will do you good.
LADIES lS TROUBLE.
If you have any difficulty in the Womb, r. R.
Reso!vent will set you right.
CHArTAzoULA, La, Sept. 9, 1854.
.Messrs Rad,cay g. Col feel happy to say
to you that your Remedies have made two aston
shing cures in my settlement My son Martin
was cured by Two bottles of your Renovatng Re-
solvent, and one box Of your Regulators, after all
The hest Physicians had failed.
Mrs Mary All Britton, wife of Jesse All Brit
ton. had terrible tumor in the womb. She was
attended By three nf orr h-s! Physicians. They
had all given her mp; her hips and the exlremi
lies below were pershing. One bottle of Resol
vent. one bottle Of Relief, and one box of Regu-
lstors, has made permanent cure.
WILEY NJ SQuIREs,
Chatiahoula Parish, La.
Railways Resovent is pleasant 10 take
Price One Dollar per bottle Six bottles for Five
.l,!!:..c. Sold by nraggsts, everywhere.
Dee ~, iS55.-4mo
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MAR e 4 ED.

On the 9th inst, by Rev. Mr. Hickman, Mr.. FRAN
CTS BELL of this county, Miss SARAH j., daughter
Of Maj JamesKent of Moat gomery
In Aibemarle county, the 4th inst, by the Rev.
Jno. Broadus, DIR. W. J. PoISTs, Of White Hall, Is
Miss CoRNELIA V. BRowN. daughter Of Capt. Beza-
lecl Brown.
On the 3rd inst, at the residence Of Mr.. Areheart
near Sangersyl!e, By the Rev. J. I. Eakin, Mr.
CuAs w PsrEasoN to Miss Macy Coop, of Angus
IA county.
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LAND SALE.

WILL be offered for sale on Thursday he Eth day.
w Deceatcr, 1855, in Augusta county, near Thomas
Burlscs Mill, and within and half miles OF Mount
Sidney certain Tract Of Land, belonging tothe estate
of Abraham Coflman decd, containing about lao A.
ores, between eighty and ninety Of which Is cleared
and in cultivation ali fresh land the balance being well
imbercd, with excellent quality Of Saw Timber, aud
convenient to a saw mill The whole Of this tract OF
land lies well, and can all be cultivated. There is on
said farm an excellent DWELLING HOUSE. large,
and well finished, with all necessary out buildngs;-a
large and well finished Barn. after the latest mode OF
building There is also on said farm excellent young
Orchard of the best selection of Apples, with variety
of other fruit of different kinds utcommencing to
bare Ia TRUTH there will rarely be found such dcs
rabe little farm in market Any person wishing TO
said farm will call the subscriber, who lives near, and
who will take pleasure in showing it Terms will be
made known Oh the day Of sale.
BENJAMIN WELLER, Ex'or.
Nov. 81, 1S55.-tds
n. B. Ontic same day and at the same place, there
will be some PERSONAL PROPERTY sold, be-
longing to the estate Of G.. w Cupp, decd, who for
meTiy lived OIL the above mentioned farm.
Ncy 1i 1855.
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EDAGgs.

AT the same place. the 26th of October, of Scar
let Fever, ELizAEEvH VIRGINIA ALLEN, aged about
IL years.
On the 22ud of September, at Marshall, Mo, Of
Scarlet Fever, FRANcGs SUSAN, eldest daughter OF
Col. Geo. w. Alleu, aged II years
Truly, death is respecter OF persons or age Just
few days before her death, Frances in the bloom
Of health She died with the full assurance that she
was exchanging worse for better world.
At Fairfax G. H., on Friday night, the Goth Of No
yember, 1855, after protraccd and severe illness,
which she bore with Christian resignation, Mrs
SARAH GATES, cou>ort OF Rev. Cornelius Gates, and
daughter Of the late Samuel NcElrOy Esq ,of lbanyN
Y m the SOFA wear OF her are. The deceased was Tor
period Of thirty years most consistent and cNempa-
~ member Of the Reformed Protestant Du,ch Church,
and was cmineniiy distinguished for her amiablty OF
During her soicurn in midst she greatly endeared
herself by the o.! her Cp0rtment 10 every
person with whom she became acquainted. No one
enjoyed greater degree the respect and confidence
of those by whom she surrounded, aud her death
TO them is indeed u severe aH,cion.
Ofconsumption, on the 20th of November. at the
residence Of his Father in this county, Mr. NM. u.
MoFrErr. in the 2lSt year of his age.
In The death Of this noble young man his acquantan-
ccS have lost friend whose qualities had won their
highest esteem. lie was just catering the stare Of
manhood with bright ant.cpatouS Tor the future, when
disease upon lis mission and marked ham for the
tomb All that parental affection could suggest or med
ical skill dictate, one TO relieve MIN, but IN van.
Lifc'S dream IS over with him now ! The pleasures
aud hopes OF Earth exist for him 0agcr, but
have welt Eurded belief that his deaihess spirit
stands an worshippcr at the throne Of his God
Ills uatnclv tate IS S0sen1 warning to those whom
he has left behindit yo:cc clothed with
thority frca the couacichan5erS Of Eternity saying
them prepare 10 ncet thy God, 'ior thou too must
die" 80
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confectsonary EstabIisE,sment.

IOHN b. ANTONI having bought out the house
and stock of John Manone In the late firm OF Anton
Manone announces to the public that he VIII carr
n the business in his name. He keeps CONSTANT
hand every article in the Confectionery line and al
an extensive assortment OF TOYS. He has sent o
is CHRJSTal4S ORDERS to ST. Nick, and hope
see all the Young folks about at that time. 10 IN
ublic generally he would say
Cav lads and merry maidens!
Come listen to my song,
And if you'd like TO sing it,
The tune is sLucy Long"
Oh! take your time, my darlings,
But let that time be soon;
And quickly go for what you want
To John b. Antoni's Saloon.
You'll always find there, when you go,
Whatevcr's i'll his line,
And you'lI confess it when YOU do,
His stock is choice and fine.
Oh take your time, my darlings,
But let that time be soon;
And il YOU cannot so, why send
To JOIN, B. Anto',i's Saloon.
He keeps the best Of Candies,
And everything that's nice
Tn Winter, Cakes and Cordias,
In Summer, Creams and Ice.
Oh ! take your time, my loyc!ics,
But let your time be soon,
To 70 or send for what You want
To John b. Antonis Saloon.
prescrves-thc best Of Jcllics,
And Fruits most rich and rare;
Pine Apple, Orange, Lemon,
And Citron-all arc there.
Oh take your time, my darlings,
And let that time be soon,
For what YOU want you'll always find
At Join 3. dfstoni's Saloon.
And also for the holidays,
(You know they're just at hand,)
1, hast
Of"BoN- BoNs' in the land
Then take your time fair Ladies,
To please your children soon
Drop in and buy them Christmas Toys,
AT John Is. -infoni's S!!oon.
And what will please the Misses,
And tits to them sing
He keeps the sweetest ''KissEs"
Exccpt--thc rear thing!
Then take your time, young Gallants,
But let that time be soon;
You'll always please the Ladies
At John B. Anto,ii'S Saloon.
And now, a word at parting 81,
IT'S John Il. Antoine can make
Young Gentlemen and Ladies
THE BEST "WEDDING CAKE J?
Oh! take your time young Lovers }
But let your time be soon,
To wed, and buy your Wedding Cake
At Jctn Il. Anioni's Saloon.
Stanton, Dec. 8, 1866.
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valuable Real Estate for Sale

IN pursuance Of a deed OF trust executed to me
by james &. Dickinson, and duly recorded in
the Clerks Office OF Augusta couuty, | will pro
ceed on the premises, on Saturday he Sth dan of
December next, to sell at public sale 10 the high
est bidder, a tract of land lying near to Mt. Sid
ney, on the Valley Turnpike road, and between
and adjoining the lands Of John Crawford and
William Edison, and supposed to contain l5 A.
Ores. This land is of excellent quality and is
in zine state of cultivation and is beautifully sit
uaed Tor private residence. Upon the land is a
large and comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable and Dairy and a well of excellent water
convenient 10 the house.-Also a young and thrift,
tv Orchard of choice Fruit Trees.
Terms made knewn on the day of sale.
The title is believed to be good, bu, acting as
Trustee shall convey only such title as is vested
in Inc by the deed aforesaid.
J. OWENS FULTON, Trustee
Nov. ID, 1855.
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NEW BOOK STORE,
, IN, Gfraaf. Escs0Yy Central Rnnk,

sTAUNToM, VA.
IIE undersigned announces to the public that ne has
just opened new, extensive aad well selected as
sortnent OF BOOKS AND SI-A1IONERf, Gnu
bracng everything usually kept such establishments
aud ali selected with eye 10 this particular warkel
H.. ,,,., -
= - p"".',''Su II" y. 40 ~ i.tS'"'' -
SCIENCE arts manufactures, &C., viii be kept constant
y hand. The publications OF some OF The largest
houses in America have been and will continue to be
regularly received issued from the press. Also ma
ny choice and valuable imported books To the pres
ent stock of fine English Books, the attention OF the
pull i particularly solicited.
The attention OF Teachers and others IS respectfully
invited 10 the selection of SCHOOL BOOKS, com
prsg all the recent editions Of the most generally ap.
proved Text Books, &c.
New Music. Fine Stationery, Work boxes, Writing
Gases, patent Pc Is and Holders, Arnold's Ink, London
Paints and grea. variety Of Fancy Articles constantly
on hand.
Rare bargains will be given Let all call and satisfy
themselves w. DE HASS.
Stanton Nov %, 1866.