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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-11-07
Latest from Illinois, indiana, and
Kentucky. ......

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8, OF.
The s,lvania Democratic Safe Com
mitlee have received despatche. s'allng that
Kentucky ha, been carried by large Dem-
Z. cratic majority.
Also despatch fiom Gov. WIiah' ofln-
.liana, placing The Democratic majority in
that Stale at Is 600.
Also. ade.pa,ch from Illinois, cl,iming
,ha, Safe by 5000 majority.
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&C. We arc under renewed obligations 70
Mr. George A. Carter, Of Window Express
and Tslssnphis operator 10 ssco, for bis
kindness In furnishing the public and our
selves with the election returns on Tuesday
night. Mr. Carter remained IN tho
Office dispensing his fayors in the most i'm.
partial manner to men OF all parties. and
with rcn,lemanly barring that ELECTED
universal praise, until late hour, closing
his ,bors only when unable to get more re-
turns. The dut news was to tho Republic
cans particularly pleasant, and although the
las. was not 50 agreeable, yet We are conf.
den, that Mr.. Carter did the best no could,
as he always does for the Republican cause,
CONSTANT with hs public duties.
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YoRr Cousrr.-Tho cIertions Of tho Blu.
chaniers in this County, as woll as IN other
sections Of the State, did not amount to
much. They lost their time and money
The republicans were not caught mapping Us
will be seen by reference to their votes =
There was republican gain from September
in nearly every town IN the County, as will
DO seen by the following table of the gains
in tho towns from which We have received
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Hon. J.us..piLe, Representative

!, r. Hon. James Pike, Representative IN
Congress from this District. addressed ths
Rspoblicans of Doycr at the City Hall, on, II
Tbur,day evening last and lion. LoT NJ. MoR.
siLI OF Maine, at che slnc place, on Situr.
Law evening Mr.. Pike delivered an able
and interesting address, In which be- presents
u the great issue before the country in q
manner which at romeo comma ded the at
! ntiun and elected tho appreciation OF iasi
audience. Lilo had never spoken in this q
olace before, and the manner in which .he
.cquitted himself gave his constituents here
.sery favorable opn'on or bic abiiitis.-
rhe speech Of, Mr.. Morrill,, on Saturiav cv-p
snipr, was one Of the ablest and most elo- n
,,,cnt We ever listened to. lilo held tho IN.
divided attention Of his audience for moro
sian two bours, showing up In . mastery
manner the spurious character OF the slave
democracy, and the hlssness Of their prcten-
lions To that tims-honcrcd hame. In the.
,uns Of 'hls rsmasds lir. M Z exposed some b
4 the flllacis OF Mr. ChoAtss speech at,
closing argument, - he { I'm d
h, Of tho great advocate for the grcsl -
used, with an ability and skill W ich
soslda hass distsrbed The nsFsss ofsthassa
distinguished srasr bad hs bssu pssssatr-. q
Dove ESqs6rer.
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TEMPERANCE LrcTrRE. The ladies Of on,
city have, 80 we understand, made Al
rangcments for u lecture on Temperance,
to be CIV n By the eloquent temperate
lecturer, Mr.. Cough, in Central Hall. on
Friday evening the l4th inst. Mr.. g. =
one Of the most inpassionod speakers In the
world. and his wide world reputation will
no doubt secure q crowded hall. To cover
che expenses Of tholocturo a small admission
ESQ Of IL or Is cents will be charged. Tick
sn will DO prepared in season, and can Be
obtained at the usual placc. !,
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CoxcoRp y. III Nov. 9Th I A. NJ

CONCORD y. II Nov. 9Th / A. NJ.
l32 towns in New Hampshire give the fol-
lowing summary Fremont 26,345; Blu
cllanan 81 ,9l3; Fillmore 27s. The towns
remaining to b. heard from. gave ut the gu,
bernatorial election in March last, in a poll
OF about 10000 votes, democratic plural.
ity OF 46l. The State has PROFESSIONALLY
given Fremont q, least 5000 majority.
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q It is not what people eat, but what
they digest, that makes them strong. il 10
not what they gain, bot what they nve,
that makcs them rich. Ills not what they
read, but what they rsmcmbcs, that makes
them learned, Il 3 not what they profess,
but what they practice, that makes them
righteous. These arc very plain and I'M
portant truths, too littls hee:ed By sluttons,
spcndthrifts, bookworms and hypobrltes.
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MASSACHUSETTS. -

Ola Ma,soeAuseti', q in days Of yors
speaks out loudly and clearly for Free Soil,
Free Speech and Fremont. THE State has
been carried for Fremont, by . tremendous
plurality. Gov. Gardner il reelected BY .
large vote. BrRLISoAxn 10 reelected BY 70
plurality. The entire delegation IN Con-
gress is Republican.
BosroS. 3 A. N Nov. S.
) The following are the Members of Con.
grass elect d in Massachusetts, :--Messrs.
Hall, Burlington, Damrell, Comins, Burlin.
game. Davis, Banks, Knapp, Thayer, Chaif,c
and Dawes-all Republicans, and all prescn,
members, except Thaycr and Dawes, who
replace Dewitt and Trafton. ,s,.
uotn az nn.kn.
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TENNESSEE

Nashville City-FiIlmore 1903, Buchanan
ll26. Fillmore gain q. Increased vote
1902. Democratic gain in this county, rs
far Us heard from, 100.
9P. M.-Tcnnessec has gone for Buchan-
an by 5000 majority
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Later from New York.

NV YoRx, Nov. s. 12M. Our footings.
80 FAR rs received, many Of the returns being
simply IN plurllities, are rs follows.
Fremont l3S ,096, Buchanan II, 7S2, Fill
more 7s.l7S Fremont's plurality over b.
ehanan 25.3ll, which will doubtless b. fur
ther increased.
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u store fbf We future, which he will, no
doubt, dolly appreciate byo and bye.-Au-
9sste A9s. ~
Some people 10 doubt will have IN sp-
Notwithstanding Of the causes which
prevented Mr.. Morrill, from getting homo
In season to vote, the people, for example OF
Dover, harrington and Great Falls, in N
where Mr.. II. spoke on tho
and Monday afternoon and even
ing preceding the election. Thess three
towns gavea Fremont gain Of 2s7 from last
March, Mr.. Morrill, if prevented from sos-
ing. no doub. will end correlation In the
fact that Maine has given her vots for Pro-
mont Cor 2o,ooo, and that New Hampshire
went, the same way by ssns 6.u00., ~ -
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GEORGIA,

Ten counties give Buchanan 1000 MAORI
ty--a grin Of 1900.
Partial returns show Democratic gains,
and the probability Of the Democrats carry
ing the State by large majorities.
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Too COOP TO Sx DE- LOST. Among election
incidents We have 70 recurd the fact that our
old friend Hon. Lot N. Morrill, DID .et roe
Cor Fremont. Tho polls closed at 4oslgck,
md the cars arrived at tho same hour, BRING
Ing the Hon. gentleman home, bat TOO ore
Il was fortunAts escape, and No congfasu'
late him that no has source OF conso'ation
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returns,

The gains in the county OF York will
reach 500 or thercabouts.
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urho n. Y. Tribune gives Give /. n, total in.

Zinc ". L. lriDunc gives Tue totai IN
crease Of its circulation in the last fyc years
as ZIG, Gao copies, or 4S,s2S per annun.-- .
Ip total circulation (all cdi,ions) in 1851,
was O.GG0; At present 1t is 27s,OOO. 1t 10 d
tho greatest newspaper establishment in the
world, and exercises power next to the
general government. - 10 o.. ts.fa,le.l
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NEwJERSEY.

The Democratic majority here is about
1900. Returns from the State come very
slowly, but enough to show Buchanan has
doubtless plurality Of 5000 to 5000.
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HARRIsBuRo, Pa, Nov. 4.
The friends of the fusion ticket sonosde
the Stat lost by 1000 majority.
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WILMINGTON, (Del,) Nov. 4.
Brandyuine, Del, democratic majority,
1870.
The few scattering returns from the State
show democratic majority.
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WILLIAM STONE.

. The "a,hes" % Mr.. VS. sperchs. we're sieiosed
In small envelope, ssnl 10 the letter. They NAY 10
seen at our ofaee.
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A SLIGHT iLLrxiSArfoS.-The residences
Of our fellow citizens, Augustine Haines,
Postmaster Tuck and Mr.. Fields, were par.
TALLY Illuminated in honor Of something We
are not exactly certain what, on Wednesday
night. We should judge from the appear
ancs Of the thing tina. they wore drawing
q bow for venture. We understand that
the candles, G to = pound are oil purchased
" illuminate the Biddeiori lIousc, but that
mine host ance the result In Maryland was
a,ccrtained has concluded, there Is wisdom
in the old saw "shAt the greatest haste Is
the worst speed, ~ and will wait q litsis lon
ger before giving tho public the lights
While the BUCCANEERS arc waiting Tor the
general result, We would respectfully re
commend that they get up o first rate illu.
mlnation in honor Of the republican victo-
RIGS in our own State, and in this city
That $4,000 majority IN Maine for Freedom
Is something worth Illuminating for. i' %.
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Vote Of Boston.

The Courier says: nl ."l NHIt
"The vote in this city resulted In the cleo
ton Of the Fremont American and Republic.
can Union tickets, by about tho same plu-
rility as the electoral ticket"
Forty.four Republican Representatives
elected in Boston, and the Legislature will
be Overwhelmingly Republican.
1t does ono good to look ut the result Of
Tuesdays voting in Massachusetts,. In that
old State where 6rst were lighted the dres Of
the revolution, whose soil was early conse-
Grated to freedom, the people, true to the
glorious memories Of the past, have rolled up
tremendous vote for the representative OF
the principles Of freedom. Look at the re-
suits. .., ..,. ..r
Returns from Massachusetts, embrace tho
whole State except about 20 towns-they in
clude four.6fths Of the towns and more than
nne-tenths of the population. They foot
up rs follows @ .. a.r.
For Fremont and Dayton l02,0ll
For Buchanan end Breckenridge 1888
Fremont over Buchanan 65 53S
For Fillmore and Donelson 1894
Fremont over Fillmore Sd OH
This is the popular vote. The other re-
suits are these
Thirteen Fremont members ofCongross ar
chosen.
The Executive Council is unanimous, all
Fremont members.
The State Senate is likewise wholly CON-
posed of Fremont members (forty).
The House Of Representatives, rs far rs re-
ported, stands Fremont members $50; oil
others, 10.
The men OF Massachusetts,, as we'll as the
men Of Maine, consider the Declaration OF
Independence as something more than u
mass Of" glittering distractions"
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d. From hs Bang" J.g'r'On,ss. brr-
Another Specimen Of Duchanicrism.
The following letter was recently received
by Hon. ISRAEL wAsnnuRs. Jr. The post
mark on the envelope IL Eagle Pass, TcIas.'
EAGLE Pass, Texas,

A September llth, 1856.
Mr.. I. ,WAsrprRs, SIR: Your speeches
have been received here. and believing you
to 10 an unmitigatcd Black Republican
scoundrel, enclose you some of the ashes in
order that you may judge that would be
done with you IL you wcrc in this part Of
tho world. a.l ,,a- lll 90 -. o. wa
NvIffJAu ST0Nr
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Gst GaSi3 Sentinel.
rrnns OF sunscRIrrIoN.
ThaLaW ofNewspaners.

/. Subscribers who do not give express notice To
he csauary, are considered as wishing 10 cOntinnd
tetr subscriptions.
If Subscribers order the discontinuance Of their
sfi0dfcnls the publisher may continue to send them
uuti all arrearages are paid
3. Hsubscribefs neglect or refuse to take their pc
iodieas from the Offices te which they directed
Ghey are held responsible till they have settled the
3 Gill and ordered them discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove TO ether places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent tC
be former direction, they are held responsible,
5 'fhs Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
periodicals from the office, removing snd leaving
them uncaed Tor, is prima iacia evidence oil inten
sonal fraud.
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Ohio Water Cure,
ELECTROPATnIC INSTITUTE,


t SteubenvtIIe. q.
THIS Institution combines the advantages Of q
i class Hydropsthie Establishment, aleo, a Med.
and Physiological School, Tor the instruction Of
Teachers, Lectures ard Physicians.
Patients and Students will be received Al any
time, as the Institution will be open the whole year
Pure Soft water will be used. and in winter the
bath rooms and water will be warmed 30 suit =
Electro Magnetism, that great source OF vitality
will be used in the cure OF Nervous Dseases Also,
the Electro-C Chamcal Bath, tthat grea, scientific,
will be used in this Institution, by which calomel
aud Rl other mineral substances can be removed
from the body by short and painless operation,
rendering chronic diseases easily cured.
Also. TImors, Cancers. ScTolulas, Sores, Mental
Derangemen', &C., will be treated bS new and Ger.
tain remedies.
Suffering and Stammering cured without a sur
gical operation, DIR. Campbol's great success in
all forms of diseases Of Females indnces him say
that he will undertake the worst cases, and where
ne fails TO Cure he will Charge Nothing for his
vices Patients To bring two Sheets two blankets,
two comforts, and four towels.
Terms for full treatment, board, &c, from SC to
S. per week. Day patients tsgho board elsewhere,
will be charged about half be above Fates. and pa
iicnis who desire it, will be visited at their homes
in city or country Consultation Free
glrFor iurtncr parti ulars apply to
= CAMPBELL, A NJ, NJ. d
| Nov. 7, 50. ....s
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PLAN OF INSTRUCTION.

This consists in courses OF Lectures: four daily,
which q re ri ven at the regular annual session held
during the winter months, commencing on the first
Monday of December, and continuing for twelve
consecutive wecks--a season of tie year when the
Farmer himself, or his sons, best spare the time
10 attend.
The Lectures embrace all the several departments
of Agricultural Science, each principal division
being assigned 10 Il prohcient Lecturer and syste.
maticaIIy presented in the same manner as Medi.
col SCIENCE is taught in Medical colleges.
The whole field ot tho Sciences connected with
agriculture is by This method, presented in the
shortest period OF time, and therefore makes the
acquisition possible to nulntudes who cannot at-
tcnd universities, or even Schools OIL experimental
tarnis.
SUBJECTS.
! The branches taught embrace whatever pertains
to Animals, Vegetab es, Land or Labor,
| !. Chemistry, in all It's applications TO Soils Ma
nurcs, Animal and Vegetable Liic, and tie Domes-
tic Arts, &c.
This department is regarded ls eape ciaiiy impor
tnnt and means have been provided ioI lis Thorough
! illustration. S#
II. Comparative Anatomy and Physiology. with
special reierance 10 the feeding and breeding Of
Stock; History and description Of Domestic AMI
mails i'll their several varieties. Veterinary Mcdi-
cine and SuIgery- Enlo omology
This dc partnent Will be illustrated by prepara-
tiona and specimens, aud by the practice before the
class of such operations necessary to be per
formed by the keeper OF stock.
! Ill. Geology ana Mineralogy; Botany, Descrip-
| tive and Physologica, with special reference tt
the history and habitGdes OF ilants cultivated il
| the Garden and Orchard, or III the Field the va
iious modes OF Culture, and Soils adapted to each
! This department will he illustrated by specimens
of the varieties OF Grains, Fruits end other yegeta-
bic productions oi interest To the Farmer, GarucneE
or Urchardls
| w Natural Philosophy; Agricultural Meellan-
les; Farm nnlimenIs Meiearoogy; Elements Of
| Engine orilig and Land Surveying: Rural Archi.
teen re, Landscape, Gardening, Draining and Farm
Book Keeping
Philosophical Apparatus, Implements, Models
Ilans, Drawings, &c, will he ubundantly pruvidcC
to aid the Lecturer in this department.
V. Political Econony, History "f Agriculture
and general principles of Law, relating to contracts
and especially to the acquisition, possession, ano
| Alienation Of Real kstate.
LECTURERS
Prof P Kirtlnnd, Prot james Drscomb, Prof
st JOAN. Prof J II Fairchild, Prof N 5 TOwnshend
and others.
ADDITIONAL FACULTIES.
A Reading room, supplied with the principal Ag
riculturu Periodicals will be open suuents at al
hours. .s
! RIS.
For the entire course, $40 90
With the privilege of a second course, tuitior
free.
Board and rooms may be ebtaincd at $3.50 pc
wotk, exclusive of iue and lights
For further particulars address the President o
Secretary OF the Board at Cleveland, Ohio
HARVEY RICE, President.
u -THns BROWN, Secetary. taail2 5g-Sm
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as BELMONT CHRONICLE. This paper comes
to US this week greatly enlarged and other
wise improved. Pecuniarily we wish Br
Cowen success. and regret that such good
looking paper should be engaged in sdvo-
eating as bad cause as what it is.
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.CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE

CONTRAST the tints brought out in the hair by
~ Christadoro's maichless revitalising HAIR
DYE, and those produced by the application of the
burning fluids ordinarily sold as Hair Dyes. you see
at once that the color is natural in one case natu-
raj in the other, and the simple reason is that
Cristadoro's is the ONLY preparation which, by its
exact chemical combination, operates on natural
and inmutable principles. Made, sold and applied
lin 10 private rooms) at CRlSTADDRO'o Aston
House Broad way, New York. Also for sale by
the principal Druggists and Perfumers throughout
the country,
New York Agents-W, II. CARY s. CO.; and
WARD, CLOSE 81 co,
March &c, IS56-ly ......
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E1rWe are requested to state that there
will be meeting of those interested in the
~'Young America Military Band" at the
Court House. in Csdiz. on this (Wednes-
dayl evening. AT the ringing of the bell, for
the purpose of organizing "Young Amer
lea Military Company"
Let Young America turn out in her full
strength.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE " hereby given TINT the Commission
IN ars3of Hnrr.so6 county al their March set ion
IA. p. 1855, levied tor Roud purposes tax of fonr
cents on tho hundred dollars the valuation Of the
taxable properly Of the county Said tax may b.
discharged BY labor on ie pnblic highways, at tho
rate cf one dollar per day, under the direction oI
the Supervisor ofiheir respective districts, before
TIE FIRST afticloher next
WINS. GitANFEbL, Aud Of liar 30.
anil lShG
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BOOK BINDERY.

II AYING in 4 great measure Fefitted oar Bind
lA cry, We are now prepared 10 do all Kinds oi
BOOK BINDING neatly and EEPediIiously.
We pay particular attention 20 the manuact
OF Blank Book, OF all kinds for county objects,
b anks for Railroads, Merchants. SC
Aierch-ns viii ind our stock Of Full and hall
bound Cap Blanks, Cap. Letter, Note, and FRncy
Papers, Envelopes Pens, Ink and Stationary Of hil
kinds ~ be large. and will be sold at nsons 10
prices. The highest market price paid Tor Rags
MCDOWELL s. Go
Wholesale and Retail Bookseller StaiiUnHries,
aud Blank Book Manufacturers,
april l6, 1850 SituJtny.l!o Ohio.
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Diss olution

MT Office is hereby given that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between James II. Dicks
and George Boyd in the Milling business, in the
Town of 'fippecanoe, Harrison colIlty, Ohio, un-
der the style and firm ot y eks IL 3oyd, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent The business
hefenfter will be conducted BY George Boyd. 81
Datad March ", is56. lAMES III DICKS,
April 8, 1866.
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Sale Of Real Estate by order of
". Probate Court.

ON Saturday the 3dday Of May, 1856, 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, On the premises in Runlley Town
ship, Harrison county Ohio, at the late residence
Of Peter Himcbnugh deceased, will be sold TO the
highest bidder the following real estate as the prep.
efty Of Peter Eimebaugh dec d, towit B, ing part
OF section No, thiIgs six t36 Township No. ten no
and Range No. four [4,l containing Eighty Acres
living in idcounty and State and in the Steuben.
vlie Land District. Said Land will be Id subject
to the Dover Of Mary Himebatgh the widow,
Terms Of Sale-One third Of The purchase money
in hand one third in one year and the balance ii
two years with Interest on deferred payments.
fRa7 ~ DANIEL HI VI MEBAUGH.
JOSEPH HtMEBAUGU
Executors of the Will of Peter Himebaueh de.
censed. Ia sa
j. II. McMArH Attorney.
april @, lS56-4w,
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[To DE cosTINUED.

ER-Ws are under obligations 70 Hon.
q. A. Douglas for copy ofhis able speech
on Eansas Territorial affairs: and shall try
10 make room for II just So soon d. We get
hrogh publishing the laws.
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Wall Paper.

We are now opening one Of tho lnrzcst and hrrt
selected stocks ofPAPER II T1ANGlNGS and BCR-
DERS, ever before offered IN Ihi- city.
Tue Lest material is used lR the manufacture Of
these papers aud the styles wall be found he late
aud desirable. Our pIces such, That purchasers
will find to their advantage 10 call and examine
our assortment
TOWN AND COUNTRY DEALERS supplitd
at small advance on Eastern prices. The highest
market prices paid for RAGS.
MCDOWELL g. CO
Wholesale ami Retail Paper Dealers Market
street Stunbeuyille, q. april 10 'j6 On
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aMcEoo,0eU 81 Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta toner's, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENVILLE, ONO,
T(EEP always on hand large assortment OF
N School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Plain and Fuled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers of all sizes; Mole Papers En-,
vclopes, Steel Pens, al kinds ofStatonery.
They are prepared to fill all orders from Mei
low prices #as
Having Bindery connected with our establish,
ment we are prepared to make all kinds Of Blanks
for Railroads Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound TO or.
der as we use tie best quality Of stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our work will compar lavdra.
bly, with that of any other Bindely in the State
Blanks OF all kinds Pagei to order
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan.
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL II CO.
Steubeuville, March 7, 1855.
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Engraving and Printing,

k'AsHloNA BE u wedding WISHING CompIimen
and commercial seals and Seal presses Certificate.
of Stock and Deposit, Bills OF Lading nnd Ex
change, Checks Drafts, Notes of Hand, Bill heads
circulars, show cards, Labels, Designing and En-
nd Prn ,rg oD viii Ip forward or Iy n
ION application with P . stamp. Orders by mai
promptly attended TO. Terms reasonable
| . Address WM. DUNNETL,
I95 Broadway, cor. Dcy-st., N, Y.
march &c, l85G-1m