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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

MATER COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND BALTMoRE.-The
National Iutelligencer states that it is
seriously talked Of at Washington, to
cut a eapacious canal from that city to
a point from twenty to thirty miles
-eastwardly on the Patuxent river, or
It's tributary, the Western branch,
where the water is deep enough to ac-
commodate vessels of considerable
burden, and SO to avoid for large
amount Of freight and other produce,
the circuitous navigation of the Po-
tomac river, and the bay between Point
Lookout and Cedar Point, thereby
saving two hundred miles in the water
route to Baltimore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

Snip CoLcHIs DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Capt. Couch, of the ship George
West, which arrived at this port last
evening, reports that he was boarded
on the 18th inst, by a pilot boat from
the Bemini Islands, from which he
learned that the ship Colchis, Captain
Ellis, frem Boston for this port, Eas
destroyedb by FIRE. Thatportion other
cargo which was slowed between decks
was saved, and takeninto Nassau, New
Providence. The lower hold contain
ed ice, which Of course was lost. A
list Of her consignees viii be found
under the marine head.-New Orleans
Delta, Cd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

- X ~ ~ - OENlln OlNIEIALfA LAANIat -
XanktOn and Santie bands Of IHdia
having an interest III the ReSeni
ton between the Great and Lii
tie Nemaha rivers, in the
TERRITORY OF NEBRASK4
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons ias
by the undersigned COInplssiOner, apla,
pursuance Of the second section Of an oct
gress, passed July 18th, 1854, entitled -n
authorize the PRESIDENT Of the United Siatsf
to he surveyed the tract If land in the Ten.
Nebraska, belonging to the Half-breets o Z
blOOds, Of the Dak0tah OF Sioux Nation q ?
and for other purposes Providing: ~Thai@
ident be and he IS hereby authorized 70 a1
ascertaiued the number and names Of the ha
and mixed hoods who are entitled to Fr
the benefits Of a grant contained in the rll
Of the treaty Of the Prairie du Chen, Of ust
July, A. d. 1880, between the United Snts-
Patations of the cohfederated bands 81 Sn9
and other Indians, wherein q reservation .
Lake Pepin and the Missouri River deserve
treaty was granted to the half-bEeed Tlhs
Iowa, Ottoc, and Omaha Tribes and lEi-
Santie ban5s Of Sioux Indians.
That I will attend at sioux City, love 2
Monday, 25sh day Of August next, rcl.Ls
three weeks; then at Benevic'T, on te -
remaining there two weeks; TIER. atA
son county, Nebraska Teffitofv near y
line On the 22d day of October, renlA
four weeks, for the purpose Of ascertainins
Der and names Of the half-breeds Or NV
now living, Of the Iowas. OttOes, 0manN
and Santic bands Of the Sioux indians
the treaties aforesaid When the dgua
commission WILDE closed rs soonthsreaia
Die, at GlenWo0d, Mills county, lows
All persons Interested, are hereby leu
pear with their evidence at either Of tns
aforementioned, at the time specified 70
right ito participate in the beneht q t1s
or reservation commonly kntUn as ihe
tract" situated on the MISSOURI river
Great and Little Nemaha rivers. in tie
Nebraska, and derived from said rsa9D
Congress. h.
In order to carry out the Instructors
partment, Il will be necessary to furnisn
the applicants arranged BIZ families as sa
sex, age, and relationship to the SiOax,
residence Of each; also, who ara Orphan,s
their guardians, legally appointed, q
all times the best evidence the uHtar
viii admit Of, viii be required to prove
degree Of relationship to the Souixana
named, and Of an amount sufficient
facts herein required to be provedi ana
reason al be shown, such as age, h
or sickness, the applicant shoeld apes
addition to their other testimony.
viii see the necessity Of presenting tnen
that they may cbtain the benefits asl
said grant or reservation. JOSEPH -
Archer. n. T., July %, 1s5e.-n'l E
- Brownvile Advertiser, Nsbss"
Council Bluffs BugIa, and st. Louis
please publish four weeks anG forBaN
this Office for payment.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
Land Office az Brownvile.

All persons knowing themselves i1debiedt
hereby notified that thciraccduntsar are dns.
be Settled Immediately, BY Ntte or Cash: RH
ment We must have, IN order t~Deontinue curb
B. 3. & j. DIN TH0AE
BroWnville, August 1st 1855.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
Nebraska House.
Front Street, near Steamboat Landings
BRoWNVILLE. n T.
AIRENEDICT,

N~NoTrNcES to the public that be has taken the
n above Honss Formerly kept hy I. III. Edwards,
in Brownv;IIe. s. n and Is new prepared to ascomo-
date ali who NAV favor him With their patfbnage.
A new addition has been built to the house, and adj
ditions made If F~urpitnre and Bedding, and all ar
rangements now are such. as to render this House
equal to any in the Territory.
Brownville, July s. 1856. yl-n9u
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
M G. AIOIES & CO.,

No. 16, Main Street, 81. Louis M
A GENTS for strauBs Corn and Eha
N the aQueen of the South This rul
Mill has been kept seeurel to the inventor 81
recently, however, fJ1as 9th, 1854 4
Patent for tho United States have been srarh
curing the invention for fourteen years. p
has sustained itself wherever It has been bnv
to competition with other Nils. It was rung
the other make Of Mills o. our city, at the 6ks
Fair, in 1850, when it drew d diploma as q
Corn Mill, and was awarded a fine silver msL
of these Mills we manufacture FIVE sizer
and three expressly for grinding wheat -four
The peculiqr novelty Of this Mil is, AsI
stone is the running stoaa ID an cases. Tbu
limit to the speed, and as speedi is e~verythiBgias
ing, it will out grind any Upper grinder IN ths .
Secondly. BY this arfs1ugemc1t We are aa9
get grain into the Mil with a very small eve :
quently we grind nearer the centre, and Of !.
with less p0we, than any upper runner eab
Thirdly: Our Mill takes any kind Of grain
choking. We warrant against choking in aJr
cases. This is q great vexation causing dsr
trouble in all Mills where the upper stone isl
ner. OF course, we mean small Mills, Bhepa
ton must be high to do much business.
Fourthly; Oar Mills never take unjurybyr
empty-the under stone not tluching the up
no injury can Be done. This IS an important
tage over all Mills Rhere the upper stone is q
ncr. August %, 1856. VII
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

LARGE SHIPMENT OF GoRN.-The
.OHospa lIN.) Republican of a late date,
says: ~ learn that two hundredand
forty-one thousand bushels of corn
was cleared from the Canal Collectors
Office inthis city during the first twenty
days Of August. From present APP
pearances we Judge that there will not
be much falling off in the twenty days
following. The whole amount of Corn
shipped during the season in 778,557
bushels"
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

There was 2 snow storm in Colds
bOrO', North Gorolina, on Sunday
afternoon, August 31st.
It has cost over thirty-two million
Of dollars to govern New York city
during the past six years.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
ST. JOSEPH AND COUNCIL BLUFFS
PACKET LINE
Season ARRANGEMENTS fer 1856.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LCL 1000.
THHE entirely new and fine passenger packet,
j. OMAHA, j.. b. Holland, Commander, F. B.
Kercheval, Clerk;) having been built expressly for
the trade, is now running ash regular weekly packet
between the cities of st. Joseph and Council Bluffs.
Leaving st. Joseph every Monday at u o'clock NJ
And returning will leave Council Bluffs and Omaha
City every Friday morning at s o'clock, and forming
a connection with the five packets leaving st. Louis
on Mondays and Tuesdays, which arrive here on
Saturday and Sunday evenings, by which arrange
ment passengers or freight will not be detained at
st. Joseph; but to prepare against all contingencies,
the owners of the Omaha have q large Warehouse
to store all goods not meeting them promptly, and
without charge to the owners, which we deem the
most PERFECT arrangement to passenger or shipper
that can or viii be made the present season, and
they therefore hope by prOmptness and strict. atten-
tion of her officers and agents to receive D large
thare of public patronage.
D0ENELL, SAXT0N& McD0NALDl
TOOTLES& FAIRLEIGH, Agents
1-f
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
CHARTER OAK

CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY!
Hartford, Acknowledgement Capital 100000
Witklarge and increasing receipts securely invested
under the sanction and approval Of the SemptrolleI
Of Public Accounts.
OFFICERS.
ALFRED GILL, Pres,t. JOHN Ii BUNCE, V.P.
JAMES G. WALKLEY, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Alfred Gill. John r.. Bunce, VIM. r. Cone, Jas. G
Bolles, John A. Butler, Noah Wheaton, n. Hollis
ter, SamI Colt, Dan1 Phillips, G. n. nmphrey.
BOARD OF FINANCE
Geo. Beach, ESQ, President Of Phoenix Bank,
D. F. Robinson, Esq, " . Hartford g
Hon. Isaac Toncey, late Attorney General Z. 5.
Applications for insurance received by
81 - itB8e r. w. FURNAS, Agent.
DIR. A.. S. HOLIDAY, Med. Elk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
MISSOURI RIVER PAtD

VHE now, elegant and fast rua~
packet and freight steamer
Baldwin, Commander, is now runniIS 81 5
trips between st. Louis and Couneil
one Of the best freight steamers on "
been built expressly fOr this ssde'
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
GEO. p. LUCKHARDT,
MAKER
And ~JoVVe1lerI

OREGON, HOLT COUNTY, NO.
TAKES the liberty to inform the citizens of
a Brownville and vicinity, that he has opened a
WATCH, CLOCK s JEWELRY STORE
In Oregon, Holt county, Mo-, where he win keap con-
stantly on Land, and for sale, a good assortment of
Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks and JeweIry, which
he will sell extremely low, for CASH. Also. a fine
lot of Violins, AccOfdeons, Silver, and Plated Spec
taeles, Gold Pens with Gold and Silver extension
cases, Silver Thimbles, &C., &c.
He is prepared to repair Watches, Clocks and jew
elry, Of every description, in the best manner and
on the most reasonable terms.
Every article bought in his establishment. Is war
ranted to be what it is represented to be. Watch re-
pairing warranted for one year.
July 26, 1856. vI-n8tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

A BLOODY INDIAN WAR APPREHEND-
ED IN THE NoRTHWEsT.@The 81. Paul
Pioneer, of the 8th instant, gives the
intelligence Of a threatened war be-.
tween the Sioux and Chippewa Indians,
partly growing out Of the recent
murders committed by the Chippewas
among the Sioux, their hereditary
enemies, and partly from a misunder-
standing between the Indian agent and
the Sioux IN regard to the delivering
over Of certain young men engaged in
forays into the Chippewa country
The superintendent demanded those
men; on the refusal to comply, the
annuities were suspended. Afterwards
they complied, but for some reason
they have not received their money.
The consequence is bad stateof feel
inc exists. The Sioux demand the
young men, and threaten a wal Of
determination against the Chippewas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
NATIONAL MAGAzIW,
EDITED BY ABEL STETRro


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Besides an abundant miscellany Of sss.r
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viii comprise departments Of literary ns-~
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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
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Compam


1871 'A1Nf , lICfcaIaLA
THI5 PAPER presents, in the nos
and available form, a weekly lite
notable events ~ the day. It's eolunn y
to original tales sketches and poems q
AMERlCAN AUTacEs, and he cram Of
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humor. Zach PAPER IS Beautifully ni.'a
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accurate p~OrtEsits Of every netsd eba,..a
world, both male and female.
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copy Of BALEeV'sP JCT0RIhB, t0gether. "a
Published every Saturday, BY n. II. Rifl
Corner Of fremont and BromfeJ 81
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Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

rE-To which we add mahogany and walnut par
,or and rocking Chairs. Sofas, centre, side and extern
sion Tables; Secretaries and Book Cases
Upholstery IN great variety, such as spring aair,
cotton. moss 4 ID husk Mattresses, Comforts, SPREADS,
and Blankets.
Our work is all WarrRnted as repr9ensed-Tour
Prices As Low as the Lowest.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed and re-
speetfully solicited. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Please call and satisfy yourselves.
st. Louis, July 26. 1856. vln8-6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

MAsoxs. References. ODD FELLOWS.
WE. Dodds, GMof Ohio o. P. Morton, P G n Ind.
G.. Moore Ed Masonic Rev; Turner'S Gray, pub Casket
F. J. Phillips, HI. City VIC. Nelson, P GMOhio
The Editor Of the Advertiser win have specimens
of RegaIia from the above Mandatory, and relieve
orders from Lodges or private members for Regalia.
August 2, 1856. V1-n9tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
ParIOr s. Box Stoves

Of various Sizes and Patterns, which win
SELL LOWER THAN ANY HOUSE IN TOWN.
Particular attention paid to making and putting
up Tin Cutters, in the town and country. Also, re-
pairing done on short notice and on reasonable terms.
Old copper, Brass and Pewter taken in exchange
for work or ware. w. w. WILLIAMS,
vino Oregon, No. July 5, 1856.
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
FURNITURE
1856,
SCARRITT & MASON.
FURNITURE &UPHoLSTERY,
OEALEbS ~


DEALERS AMI
ALauuERCfuT9E@s
M. 20 and AZ Washington Avenue, st. Louis, Mo.
TTAVING completed our arraneements for a full
n stock Of Goods ID our line, and having the best
aSsortment in tie West, W take pleasure in offering
81 nurahasers hath WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
5000 Bedsteads, 90 dozen WOOD seat Cnalrs;
t000 Bureaus, 200 % cane scat %,
SOC Dining Tables, 100 DO rocking 90,
500 Breakfast do, JOG do cbildrens 90,
200 Work Stands, 500 tin safes
200 Wash do, zoo Cribs, assorted sizes,
100 Wardrobes, 200 Lounges,
1000 Looking Glasses, 100 doz Rush and split bot
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27

Tbe|
Drugs
Nebraska advertiser., 1856-09-27
THE HALF RREEL
.lAND MIXEn-BL00DS

OF the Iowa, OtOc. Omaha tribes. al
KanktOn and Santie bands of IHdia
having an interest III the ReSens
ton between the Great and Lii
tie Nemaha rivers. in the.
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Amnsemente.

CADEMY nF MUSIC, l4th-st,-The public
IA are respectfully informed thai he AZ ade0S ' Muse viii
- cpeIed Tor a sbost season
BOMBAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1875,
.IdeY he direction Of
MAX MARETLEk
Madame Anne de "a Gsnse gnon Brgnoi Arnodio aud
Aes lsyo:s wal appear. Paicusis Il future adye
.fLs4
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Aorsss, Carriages, Sc.
Cost ano fonno.

I OST or STOLEN-A NOTE DRAWN by
IL JOHN DEEM, psysole 10 the order o! / v W 81
BRING ard I'D rsei by hin, sso by w. h 5bhLt, 'or
sixteen al twenty five dollars dated une ~ lSo'
months persons cautioned against recelV
ing or negotiating said noto.-New York, Aug - 1885"
tFT-On Saturday last, in one OF the Broad
gay Onlpibuses at the South Ferry, an English copy OF
JJsVFHS with the the subscrbor written on the
cover The fIdes will receive liberal reward by h,nding TO
n : iORE, No. - Park place
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fine Arts.
printing.

DOOK. JOB, NEWSPAPER anil MC>iC
ID PRINTING slG sTEREOTi PING { Afls -! I7sa.'
lfculNs Postefs etc. Also, A. s-ris Il folos4 ''-
IA, uoti.e - on fessonibs 'eTlns ,,.,rs pp -
sTERE O-YPtSG asd ADAMS al CILiNDAa INH''
&c y,-i.ty = sTFREoTYPE CASTS, 'u.sls 70,
POLITICAL PUAFOs:s, LFsys @ hNi
E.LLYEAECIHAV. fra.e.s sd s:s,sn'{p..,,
,,rsJc.CeI''e ara "h.'er~
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that LAND

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that LANO
~ WARRANT Nc ssoH for 100 acres, Issued 70 me las
b-.n o., n il m, intention apply to the Comms,ouer
Of er.oI. fcr Duplicate Of said warrant All p-ro-s ere
signed by ne. DANlrL " 'iii'hI.
ONE Of the BEST PRACTICAL PERFCMERS
~ ID. United s,s. h,yns o1..,sn e retain % ETope
10 I'd % P.rismsry Fsrcy APT,
l.. ArrIy .ccr IL. ViLb Nc y A'cbr., ihla4elp..A
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EARM for SALE.-A FARM of about Il

L scits IN 'he Uea4tfu vl.sfs d BLOONFTtL " D,
within MIMI es' wak " tee RsiIs al DEPOT oar
substantial dwelling sto, had lsfe b.Fn sal o,tt-dfs-
all IN complete reJar ssrsy Il - st - '-s Or :
for JEce lCw terHss ropmoe,'us AttD -
l. I, HALL LAY, Se. sNs~re
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Chaures for Dnsiness Men.
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT for SALE

ARsrosd cara for SALE II fail TO be universally
sdout-d II is aresdy important roads with Al in
crea,ng denspd three only remain to be ais
rced Of good chaLc- make $1,000 $1,000 with GER
tainy by reasonable OF skill AMI eDtsprisH Gall At
No Sc9 Rroedvay FOWLER WELLS.
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The twentieth Ward Republican Association
IN. .1xtI, Word VrookIyn Fremont and DAYTON

g'Iub l ,et fsll corner BntIet ahd IJnrt-
,s This Tuesiay) EVENING, az 3 o'cl0ct sPeechS ~
- HADDFN, ga of Brooalgn, AMI w. D MiLLlHEN,
SO q, N,wYork Song the Glsc Club. Lsdies partcu
' GEORGE CURTIS, President.
l. K nrYc IoHN BLACKMORE, J. q r. LARNED, Secs
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90 Ubom it man Concern.

A DVERTISING.-AND WINDS GEN
n ERALADvERTIslEG and SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY,
1855 Nsssu stairs next door 20 the Nassau bank presents
fer the business community Of having th-f
sded and inserted in the most widely cir
ulsted newspapers throughout the United States Cansss
West 6ies and Europe at the pubsherS lowest rates. IA
oerso he examination.
ATV. B. PALMERs DVERTISING
N AGENCY no Carysssers or Runners employed 70
Sc, business Advertisers call at theiAgeEcy BY sending
address waited on
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CAUTION. - All persons are hereby warned
~ against buying selling nss9tiaag The GLOWING de:
.crib-d BONDS OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, called
hompson Of sader rhompvon ineorssd James
TLomtson AID dated March Is, lej maturing thirty
III, rekom The said Bonds obtained f;ol g. false
representation, and without consideration rendered Due 40
nee the City OF Louisville prohibiting tho
payment Of the Coupons thereto attached BoId No 81
aforesaid for 90 and tue following rumbeis similar 10 II,
W. Nos 81, So, 81, So 81, %, s. ~ 49, ~ u.s. us 10 l5l
spc l3h w. Il. CULVER
Lousyile, Ang. 7. 1853.
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DENEFIT OF MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
ID WALLACE TT Eater.
SUNNI Il GARDEN.
Niss AGNES ROBERTSON he respectfdls 70 am uic
A her Bel. fit OF TONIGHT VIII n oc;iHoa WI
lc T:cduced the ,,
Of VICTOR AND HOHTENsE. .
received evening With erhusss &c spprcbon To be '"
lyu &c by the brilliant siGefgi@ce 4
TIE YOUNG ACTRESS.
TUESDAY kuF. - ~ 6 tre rev Drama a
VICTOR ASD HORrEHSE,
written by he Author q London Assurance end PRODUCER if
The fis time sst Iish- -
Ecrtel .e....................Ms s Agnes Robertson
Victor. ..................Mr. Disn Bolrclcaut
To he 70 low ed by he .
VOTING ACTRESS,
IL which Miss AGNES Robertson persoDates forr hH
sctsIp intersrerssd pifh Song snf OaIce. n
Boxes ~ c@rts, Stills Family Circle, - cent? rer.
Eruauces u O'clock and terminate as nearly a.
~ 'olC. : Tyssible
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES,
NEW CoUaT HOUSE No 3 ChaulbersG :
I HEREBY give notice that the TAX for the
year 1910 hrm.d by the Bosd of Sup.ryisors the
9Th day Of August, la6 at minutes before O'CLOCK
The rate lSs 20 Co. Tie books VIII be placed under nJ
charge on or about the r September
Tax TO refer the published rules which
shall be constrained Isdly to sebere TO-
HENRY II. HOWARD, Receiver
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tsxs.1u5:Isk THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN I,
..An.1s LYNCuBIRG AND RICHMOND

Fare from Lynchburg to Buchanan. ............S 50
= "
From Lynchburg to Charloesvi lille. .............. . ~
On and after the 2d OF October Packet Boats III
buchanan at a. NJ and LynchGurg :. Z. NJ, Morday
Wednesday and Friday, and arrive Richmond second day
at 5 o'clock A NJ
charlottesville passengers leaving Lynehburg at u P N
reach Seottesvile at 04 A. NJ day and arrive in Char
ottesyile at 81 NJ Leave Lynchbure fer Buchanan
arrive at T. NJ
From Lynchburg to Richmond time aud distances
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NEW hooks! Fancy Articles and Music
~ Good Time Coming;
Rose Clark. by Fanny Fern;
The Home Garner;
Knickerbocker Gallery, fine ed;
The Philadelphia Housewives;
Rejected Addresses, by Horace and Jones Smith
Song of the Iiiaw atha, by Longfellow;
Harper for January, 1856,
Together with large lot of Blank Books just received at
LANGHORNE g. WALKUP'S
New Book Store, opposite Citizens Savings Bank
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AtHKISTMAS GIFrS.--Payne 4 Christian have
~ hand and receiving variety OF beautiful
Books Fancy Goods the Christmas holidays Call and
them
Wilkes Gallery 81 fine plates price S25
of Queen Victoria 100 splendid steel plates;
Fndcn Gallery of Beauty, 100 splendid steel plates
Lodges Portraits lusous Personagcs 240 Illustrations
Portraits of British Noble Ladies-fne plates;
Wavery GaleryPOrtra Of the Female Characters in the
writings of Scott
1Icroin,s of shak cspeare-beautifnly illusrated;
Characteristics of Women, by Mr.. Jalnson
Ccorn Other Regions of the Conquerers and the Con
Iucred;
The Republican Court American Society in the Days of
Neutrality-suspicious.;
Old and New Tesament-iustrated with col
ored plates.
Romance of American Landscape
The Works of liogarh;
Birds OF the Bibe--very pretty;
Home Authors and Home Artists;
Floral keepsake;
Git Leaves of American Poetry
Book of Beauty;
The Poocal Works of Byron Shakespeare Burns Cowper
Hemans Moore Montgomery, Scott Milton, Sterk White
Campbell Gray Topper, Longfellow Sigourney, Rogers
&c, sc. all elegantly bound and illustrated;
ANIMALS for le56--somc thirty different styles:
beautiful OF raper Macie, Desks Portfolios,
Work Boxes, Ink Stands Paper Weights Card Cases
JcNvelry Cases, Porte Monaies Cabas, Sc.
Also large of Bibles Prayer and Hymn Books
elegantly bound;
With great variety of Books suitable for children.