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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

Tue CHors IL EARLY CnvxTv, Ga
Extract ut letter received ut THIS ollie,
from "n intelligent pluutcr IA Earl>;
Tbs crop ot this county Is not two
thirds, hut over one haifrf last y.ar.--
ms is u statement after inquiries and cx.
nm'naiI"ns OF almost every plantation IN
The coun'y--s"mc will make two thirds.
others NOT Il halt, aud none IA full or av.
cr"gc crop.
he waicr courses are very low, and
1t is impossible 10 ship oil Our cotton
- -COsStiiutiOnaiisL
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
E-H CD &EE

IMPORTANT DECIsloY.-Wc clip the
following from one Of our New York ey.
changes:
At a recent Methodist meeting in one
OF tie towns in Erie county, in Iii, State
the preacher undertook to instruct his
hearers in their duty a. the coming eIec.
ton. lie denounced the present M.
tIonal administration of the general gov.
ernment, as well as the democratic and
American parties, in the most violent
manner, and called upon all the voters in
the congregation TO vote for free spccc9..
tree Kansas and Fremont One Of his
hearers, m American, being somewhat ex.
cited, exclaimed, 'OId fellow, will bet
you ten to five dollars there are more Fill
more HE" present than there are of the
negro worshippers." The offer was de
eIlned by the preacher, and the person
making the offer was complained of. un.
der the statute, for disturbing religious
meeting. The facts being submitted to a
jury, they decided that lie meeting WAS
not q religious but political meeting. and
the Fillmore man was discharged"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

GuASo PoIsoNous.-Great danoor
says The Medical World, is incurred by
the reckless handling OF guano. Case
have happened Of persons having cpt,
upon Their fingers, who, by handling tbi.
manure have received deadly poison into
The system. Guano contains an or0an;c
element, which is just as certain 10 one
rsie against life, If it once reaches ibe
blood, as the corruption Of body that
dissector, "'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

CONpEASED.--Tho rnfo.:mna,a Thos.
wells, who was tried, ct the present term
OF Cour', Tor the murder OF John Gillow.
I'D November last, received on Saturday
mornipg The sentence of The Court. His
sentence was that he be hanged on Friday
tue second day Of January next. The iu-
~ ~ Their verdict recommended him to
Ntw6crry Mirror.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
GUILTY OF MANsLAUGuTpP

BROWN ind IAToN, says the Cheraw Ga.
aetfe' WHO were tried at Darlington last week.
charged with the murder of NcFAR.
LAND, were found guilty of manslauohater
Ihey were sentenced by Judge WARpLAw.
the former to q fine of $500, and twelve
months Imprisonment, and the latter to three
months Imprisonment.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
SALE DAY.

hUT few persons were in attendance On
monday last, owing probat ly 70 the inclcm.
"h'y "i The weather. No property was dis
posed oil under the Shcriti's hammer The
lands advertised through the Ledger were
sold and we believe brought fair prices. I, is
generally conceded that all property sod by
tie ComE'issioaer ia Equity, brings its val
up
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From the Charleston Courier.
Prospect Of the Crops.
ERwINTON. De, oi

=, - '-N"l "lNiOS, oct. ~.
MESSRs, EDITORS Dear Sirs Il give
you statement cf tie Cotton crop in our
section, which ut this stage will give some
definite idea TO your readers.
The crop of the Cotton growing region
along Savannah River, from Augusta to
l'"irysburg, will, | am confident fall be
low half an average. have recently
been along the whole route. The rros,
has done considerable damage to all the
Hat lands. With some few exceptions of
average crops, the planters along Savan.
nah River will fall very short. Some Of
my immediate ncighbors have already
their whole crops out, packed, cinned,
sent to market and sold have been Al
so recently through middle Georgia, where
the cotton crop will be in no case more
than one third average, and in the large
majority of planters not quarter, with
some literally worthless.
Yours truly,
A PLANTER AND SUBSCRIBER
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A sinine of GenernlNN.

a statue Of General Warren is 10 be in.
"ugnrated on Bunker Hill ou The seven
teenth OF June next. The figure will be
somewhat more than life SINE, standing
erect, with the chest thrown out, the
r,ight band grasping firmly the hiIt Of the
drawn and supporting sword, while the
left arm, half raised, rests lightly ON hi,
breast, with the hapd turned outward
ana partly open. and the head is raised.
With The countenance turned toward hea.
ven. wv
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

A- Daniel Webster, when young law.
yer was employed in n case Tor winch he
received a lee of eighteen dollars. Later
III MS HE he was employed in simular
case, aud received fee Il FIVE thousand
dollars, though he used the same br,ef
whlcn be had prepared for the other case
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
The London Post, in an article on emf

grafton to Canada, says:
" The preference which the people OF
ireland have always shown for The Uni.ed
STATES is remarkable social problem
which it is difficult to solve. In times of
trouble-in times of pestilerce and famine
as q, well as in times of peace and plenty !;
they still flock in scarcely diminished
stream to republican America. Canada.
as field for emigration, will be soon plac
ed IN direct competition with the United
States and il will be for the people of this
country and OF Ireland to determine
whether they will continue to give an un
accountable preference to the United
states, or seek new homes in a country
blessed with British laws"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
SESSION PAPER.

LIE DAILY td'o!imian will BE- furnished :,
Subscribers during the session of fine Lea.
'"'"'nre post paid for one dollar. Our 90.
temporary informs us that arranrc,orn,s
nave been made TO give accurate reports Of
The acts and Ioings of the Legislature. and
TO keep the public advised of what PASSES
at the Capital
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
Serious Accident to Ex-President Van
Buren.

NALArIA, Ot,. "a.
IN President Van Buren, aud hi, >op
SmrIh Van liurcn, wer- thrown from ,Lc,
carnage yesterday afternoon, 10y their
!"'>ra taxing ''lsli; aud running Away
o"c" i'c arms IT the former was hrukcp.
ami the latter Was sliyhtly i,iur,.t
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

PERSONS who drsirc to visit ColunLi. Lur.
ING the week Of the FAIR. can 90 and r.
turn upon the South Carolina Rail Road for
the price of one passage The other Road.
will probably offer the same induccmcp,,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

It has been proposed to establish a
PriniIag press on board the Great Wes-
Tern, The mammoth ship now beng buii,
III England .or the Australian irrdc, and
~ issue daiy pape, during the voyage.
ln conneSion with this there is 10 be
reading fooiD, wei supplied foT s!.e use Of
tue yoysgers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
Later from Kansas.

AsiiiNGroN, ID. &, OCT 2S.
Gc"rI s"ilic'nI rcrorI is rvcen eu, pn ~.
III" particulars of the late arrest. Tn.
"h'SF"nis, he SAYS, were armed Err resist
"'te to 'le constituted authorities. Geary
explained To them his determination l.,
>"rlheSs all illegal banls, when the, DIS,
solved organization aud greeted him wuh
cheers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
Further by the Atlantic.

New York, Oct. 20.
4 despatch from Copenhagen says ,hat
the question of the Sound Dues had been
definitely sciilsd.
The financial crisis in France had pass
ed and the fnnds were looking up.
The BRUSH and Indian Governments
were preparing great force to invade
Persia II was expacted that Persia will
show fight.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
GrIr9rpJn.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ATLANTIC.
--or.o--.--

New York, Oct. 90.
The steamer Atlantic has arrived with
Liverpool dates Of Oct. is.
C"'tor was firm at previous rates.
Sales Of the three days, 10000 bales, in
clHding $500 to spectators apd expor
tiers.
Money was mosc stringent Consois
81 l 2 n 81 ) 6.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

SICKNESS AT TIE UNIVERSITY ploid
lever I" quite prevalent at the University
oI Virginia. A student from Lexington,
named McDpwciI Read, died from an at
tack OF the disease on Thursday night,
and there are several other cases under
medical treatment, - we'll as ten or twelve
in CHARLOTTESVILLE.
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BIBLE SOCIETY

WE are requested to state that the annivcr-
sary address Of the I.ancasicrvillc Bible So
cicty will be delivered IN the Presbvtcr;,n
church, at II o'clock on Sunday the 10th
INST. by Samuel B. Massey. Esqr. The
member" and public generally are requested
TO attend.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

INDIANA ELEcTIoH.-The INDIANAPOLIS
Sentinel has returns of the vote for Gov.
ernor in nearly all the counties of the
State, and says the Democratic majority
will be over 5000. The Democratic ma.
jority in the Legislature, on joint ballot,
viii be about 80, giving that party two
United States Senators.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
Fatal Explosion Of Camphene.

+uLApEhrHrA, OH. 23. A canplcne
amp rApIodc, Iast night IA The house Of
Mr. tIchard Moore, IN consequence Of
whhh, Mr.. Moore, lis wife, and t..ir Hy,
ch'.d'er, "ere slruckingly burnt hy their
clothes taking fire. Three of ia. children
haze sine died, and the Others are not
expected To ". Mr. and Mrs. NJ. may
possibly recover.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
WARREN D. WILKES

Inns gentleman publishes card in the Co.
'"hb'a papers, the purport Of which. is TO
request several gentlemen of distinction -
Gov. ADAMS, Hon. J. L. ORH, Hon. p. :
BROOKS, Hon. J. SmoNs, Hon. J. T. SLOAN.
Gen. J" NJ. hrLR, Jr, and Gen. 4. G.. JOKES.
TO convene with him ut IUxT's Hotel. Co.
Iumbin, on the 4th inst, for the purpose Of
eNmH'Iing TO Them The papers connected
with h!s late mission to Kansas. His object
IN making this expose of his receipts and
disbursements, Is explained in the conclud.
ing portion Of his card
y" In Kansas felt proud of the character
oi my hnuNc State of The respect paid her
sons and the confidence rcposed in them.
ana rs one "f her representatives. in that
territory, was Zcalous in maintaiuinp her
i"iT Fame. The contrary however has been
rumorcd, and ask The above Named honor.
able gentlemen To set in Judgment upou
me, and If have acted hOnnrabN To sny so
Il dishonorabiy then TO publish it To the
people of the State, and put lash in In,
hands oi all honest men TO drive me frcm
her BOSOM"
Respectfully,
WARREN -. WILKES.
Anderson {. H., Oct. IS, 1886.
Oh The rumOr alluded to above cnectinp in
some way upon Col. WILKES, we know
nothing II is highly probable. however,
That 1t has but little or no foundation, con
coc'ed perhaps by some one cnyious OF th.
praise awarded him for the valuable services
rendered 10 our State and 10 the Sou,h
lie has adopted the course that a naturally
sensitive and honorable mind would suggest
under the circumstances.
Leaving The particular case of Colonel
"LKEs' 1t may be truthCulIy stated, that bat
IL" puoIic characters, really honorable and
upright IN purpose, having the interest of
'he'r constituents at heart ARE ever awarded
NheIr due measure of Justice from the ,r;bu-
nal OF public opinion Young asprants fer
political fame should bear this In mind. and
not rely too confidently upon public scnti.
ment FOR due award for services rendered
Ills acts though instigated by the pnrest
feelings of patriotism and duty, will not at
all times be appreciated, and as but few are
entirely free from enemies. he will scarcely
fail to be misrepresented, his faults mapni.
lied, aud his very virtues mouled into ofIen.
sivc weapons and turned against him. Pub.
lie opinion may he relied upon in the end
but during the time that it requires 10 fer
ret out unjust suspicious and false calum
pies, and settle down upon correct decisions
the object Of their pisspplied judgments
has become disgusted with his brief aud
thsnkless career, and is careful not TO again
place himself in position whore his best
endeavors may be misconstrued.
Ambition and philosophy rarely 90 to.
gcther and the services of many worthy
asPirant, who might hereafter have become
eminent and service$ble to his country, il
lost from a misconstruction of his irst ef.
forts OF service. Public sentiment should
be less hasty in forming conclusions. and
young aspiraDts for favor, should be more
'ndulgent towards a misguided, thsngh Of
Ten honest expression of sentiment.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

Gov BRAGG, of North Carolina, has set
aprr' Thursday the Goth Of November to
be observed as a day Of Thanksgiving in
that State.
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The Virginia Duel.

-, hiciiMoND, Oct. %.
iae Grand Jury to-day presented rob,
ert ., Scott, john NJ Bolts, Roger 4 pr,.
or, oi the enquirer, B. B. Bots, A. il
hapki, OF The Petersburg Democrat, aud
others, for q violation oflle dn.II,n, laws
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

DECIDEDLY CooL.-lhe editor OF the
Pptsvi'e (Pn.) Miners Jourua! recently
visited PhiladeII hia, aud while there his
room at the hotel was entered one night
10y n light fingered rascal, who stole from
his clothing, II valuable watch aud some
money, The editor subsequently received
communication from lie "cheyaIier" to
geiher with locke; which was attached
To the watch. lie said he returned the
Iocket, thinking it might probably be
valued on account of associations :" and
would have returned the watch, but there
was such IA small amount of capital in the
purse thai 1t would Lot pay for the troub
ie he took, so the watch had 10 he sold Ia
"rIy expenses lie says ha likes ed,.
tors, and j. ne makes any money econ.
will buy the watch back and return il, aud
winds up 10y advising the knight of the
quill not To sleep so sound the mex. time
he visits the Quaker city all of which
must be very consoIng to that gentle
man.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

A PRArMg oN FIRE is M,xxEsorA.-
Last evening the prairies around our city
IN different directions we're on fire, and
the sight was a most beautiful one. Red
sheets OF fame shot upward from the
burning and copbuslibIe material, whilst
sulphurous volumes OF dense smoke rolled
onward before the devouring element. a
prarie on fire is at all times grand and
imposing sight, but was rendered doubIy so
on last night, on accoun: of the serene
and enchanting beauty Of the evening.
contrasting as It did with the fiery des
truc,ion sweeping over and consurn NO
the decayed verdure- of the last years
growth like bosom Of dcsoIatiop.- st
Paul Democrat lEth.
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Recruits for Walker.

New ORLEANS. Oct. 20.
The Tennessee has sailed for Nicaragua.
carrying out $50 recruits.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05

Horace GREELY lNDIcTED.-We earn
fr"m the CIarksburg (ys.) Regi,ter, that
at the recent term of the Harrison Cir
cult Court, the Grand Jury found about
seventy indictments. of these one was
against Horace Greedy, FOR circulating in
Harrison Courty. his Tribune" which
was considered by the Grand Jurors as
incendiary in i,s character. Two citizens
of the County were presented 70, aiding
" the circulation Of that print.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Miii be inserted at The following low rates.
=, ohe square (of l6 lines or less, one insertion
2 OF, II continued, 15 cents for the 6rst in,
snruo'', ana NJ cents for each subsequent inscr.
'Um, See Fourth Page for deductions in
E0r OF standing advertisements.
Inc number of insertions must be wr;ticn ON
'aSn advertisement, or they will be inserted tilI
efuered out and charged accordingly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-11-05
Il Speok OF War.

Oar neighbours mcruss the Rio Gauio
are at thIs ume IN a rtale ul alarm ui lL,
interruption of peaccable and friendly re.
iailons witt the Court %, St. James.
he repreSsmtnlye OF the British yov.
crhment IN that country has suspended
diplomatic Intercourse with the govern
men! ot President CoMMoDonr aud with
drawn from the Mexican Capital To await
further Instructions from his government.
The immediate cause OF the rupture Is
ihc refusal OF the NJ Xicnu Government To
grant the lndemulty claimed by BARRoN,
FoknEs d. Co., tut no doubt the failure ui
the Mexican authorities 10 iquidalo the
claims held against the British subjects,
has much To 80 with the present be!icuse
state OF affairs
The amount ut these claims is now tity
one millions of dollars, the UNPAID inter.
est OF which will soon Ice six millions.
The GOVernment ol tbs country will
no doubt watch the proceedings with u
careful eye. Jo q han Is unfortunately
not gwen 10 adlerng very closely to the
eleventh commandment, and it the oIicrt
ct the British Government lie TO wrcst n
portion OF territory from Mexico as indem-
nty for these claims, we shall have a
practical exempi:icarion OF the MoxnoE
doctrine, the gist of which, so far as VIC
can see, is that no body shall 20 flIihus
tcring on this side of the water but iona.
than. John Bull hadn't ought 10 push
tits matter too far" or Jonathan vii!
quit his whiting aud take to makrug a
brilliant display Of fire-works.-&wQster
Watchniqn
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NV EoRK. Outnl,cr 81
New DILgANs, Oct. 81.

The Sales Of Cu,tnn to-day were 25Oa
hirs. at unchanged prices Sales of The
week $4,000 baics. Stock on hand 10000
bales. The RECEIPTS are slightly il advance
uI those al last yrnr
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TIE MARKETS.
COLOMBIA, October 3

Cur nasket still continues brisk. the
s;r,e> "f today amouHis to 36g bales, at
PRICES ranging from lps 10 IIic
CH.ELEsTog. October 81.
The market is unchanged; 1877 bales
changed hands today at yesterdays prices
particulars ranging rs follows = bales at
II lG at III; 80 at IFS; iatIIl 4OQ
az llS; II NJ IL.
NGT foRH. October 81.
Cotton quiet, Sales 800 bales. Flonr:
declining tendency; Rcd 53 60; White
60 a IL Corn higher: mixed 20. Naval
S'rrrs unchanged. Rice So. Freight bet.
ter.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
--oc:>o---
published every Wednes lay Morning
Ey
w. M. Q . N N = r S =,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
T L X NJ S:

TERMS:
AT the expiration OF Six Months, --- 80
AT the end of the Year. . no
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07
BY Particular Request.
For the Ladies.

Cough, the great temperance orator,
made these remarks, In recent speech
OF his:
II, was told me in England, that it
was necessary for a LADY who wished to
travel through Europe, to be always ac-
ronpanicd by gentleman TO protect her
from all rudeness and even actual Insult
told them that here, III the United
States, lady could travel from Maine to
ouslana, and te treated with the grea-
tesi polIteness. (Appause.) Now, la
dies, have frequently noticed, that when
especially in public assemblies - some
OF you have been offered seats, winch as
matter OF courtesy, you should occupy
INSTEAD Of politely saying, Il thank you
sif, for your Kindness you have dropped
INTO the vacated seat, with apparently an
of.nded air, as much as to say, You in
p'sdeni puppy, YOU (Appiause.) n wv
ladies', the mex, time a gentleman offer.
you a seat, i: you will only put on Que 0
your prettiest smiles, and say, i thanI
you, sir depend upon 1t, man car
stand all night. aud never know he ha.
any legs! Try it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

According 10 the fnisitigence~ Their,
were 9a.277 hogs packed in St. Louis
this year, against 90 900 last year. ST.
Louis, il seems, is now behind Buring,
ton, In pork packing, as in fact is every
other place on the Mississippi. 1--we ii
new State, onl y ten or eleven year:
old; whose resources are only beginning
to be developed. can lead St. Louis, the
only great commercial market OF a State
owe thirty years in the Union, in so i'm
portan. product, what will be our reIa
tire prepondcrance in ten wears more?-
Hark Ne.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

ETI. is stated that Amos b. Corwin,
Of New York, formerly consul al Pana-
ma, has been appointed by the President,
n commissioner 10 proceed to Panama 10
inquire fully ana take testimony relative
:, TO all the facts concerned with the recent
amssacre and robbery OF Americans there
He will sail on the goth, and will be Join
ed at Panama by Minister Bowlin, from
Bogota. The appoin ment is said to be
a ludlsious one,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-06-07

A Philadelphia artist proposes the FOL-
lowing plan TO manufacture bank bills 10
proven, them being altered from lower 10
higher denominations: Fine floss silk il
10 be woven INTO open patterns, delluea.
ting the various denominations Of the
bills. 4 single pattern fer each bali is
then pressed into the paper during the
process oil the manufacture The lines
oi The lloss silk mast Invariably extend
across each ball.
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nU7NE.T'T'S
,3O0Xe31 023l

y W. ~ SS j - "~ -
No. us, Second st. Muscanne' Iowa
ID NJ. BURNETT would announce TO NE
IL. Trade and Country Merchsn's, we, y.
can supply, for cash, the SCHooL bDoh,s'
rubli,bed nv W. B. Smith ( Co, lVisoh x
Phiny. and A. S. Barnes 4 Co; incindhS al,
the Electc Serie. oil School Books, Sanders,
Readers, Davies Series of Mathematics, @c''
at publishers prices. ,..a
By buying of him, they sassffeight, hsnrah. e,
&c and can have their orders Mica IN " atl
shorter time. He also keeps constant! "a >'oiee
and will Job, at small advance GA EASTER PR
ces, all other school books used IN iowa A'S''
a large stock Of ap d Letter fdt1,
| Fancy note paper. plain and fancy ea'el"Ees,
cards, states aud pencils, waters ana seams
mans. inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer o"ohs'
| song books, htask books, pass books, ticN
| memorandun&, wall paper, mathemaaTa' IN
| strnments, cheap publications, hote DOCKS
round and patent notes, sheet music, h"hSPa-
! rent window shades, fancy stationery E"'c"
| tines, pocket knives, novels, from 81 =! anu
/ s. per dozen. .,,,,
MuSICAI. INSTRUMENTS.
Iiolins, guitars. accordeons, Ac., IossNhef
with instruction books, OF all kinds, sheet MUSIC
sc. He buys largely Of all the above artcles,
for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper (dedueting frelghis, sc. }
than they can Be got elsewhere, he IS deter
mined 10 build up a large jobbing trade IN The
Book and Stationery business has adopted a
his motto. = S-aaH profits and Ia e. sales u
He has also very large stock of sta
miscellaneous, law, medical and theoic
books, for sale at eastern prices.
Nee B9.kr reocipsd by Express, rs soon IS
4 Published.
Newspapers, Magazines aai Periodicals re-
teWed daily. - r. NJ. u. is agent for The
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Type
Foundry, G. F. Halls Percussion aud Lesei
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper. -