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GROCERY & COMMISSION HOUSE
George L. Herring,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries,
w HERE may always be found general as.
w sortment of Goods, suitable for the country
and to which he particularly invites the attention
Of FARMERS
Best loaf, crushed and powdered Sugar,
Coffee, do.
New Orleans, Porto Rico and Cuba do.
Rio, La Guaira and Maricaibo Coffee,
Old Government, Java and Mocha do.
Superior N. Orleans and W. India Molasses
Soyering's and Stuart's best double refined
Sirrup always ON hand,
Teas of the very best quality, Gunpowder,
Imperial 0oling and Powchong,
North Carolina and Halifax Herrings,
Nos l, and Mackerel,
Tar, Grindstones, Bacon sides and shoulders,
Hams, Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow
Candles, >.
Also-Liuuors of all kinds and qualities,
Cognac Brandy, Old London Dock Brandy,
Imitation do, old Rye Whiskey, common do
Goods always warranted as represented
Call and examine.
Richmond March 81 lS57-ly
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Richmond, Sept. 20, 1855 -Iy

DOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.-THE
ID subscriber informs his friends and the pub
lc that he has returned to the city, and taken the
store No $50 Main street, two doors below the
Exchange Bank, for the purpose of carrying on the
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS in all its
branches. He has now, and will always keep on
hand, general assortment Of Northern and East
ern work. selected by himself, and unsurpassed by
any in the city--as well as work of his own manu-
facture His stock Of Manufacturing Materials
cannot be surpassed.
TRUNKS.-A good assortment Of Trunks always
on hand, which he will sell at a small advance.
He will be pleased to serve his old friends and
customers as heretofore DAVID CURRY.
Richmond, March H. 18b7-2m
4 RCHITECTURE AND CIVIL EN-
n GINEERING.-Thes subscribers are pre-.
pared to furnish Designs, Plans, Specifications
and Estimates, with minute and correct details fol-
all kinds of buildings, machinery, or any other
mechanical enterprise, practical and artistical ;
Also to make Surveys for all purposes, with
Maps, Plots, &c. for Ornamental Landscapes OF
improvements Of taste and utility, all kinds Of
work accurately measured and valued
ALBERT l.. WEST, Architects and
CT N. SMITH, Civil Engineers,
18th street, near Goddin's Hall, Richmond, Va.
Richmond, March a. 1857-ly
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BURR & ETTENGER,

CARY STREET, NEXT BELOW CITY
GAS WORKS, BETWEEN 18TH AND
18TH STREETS,
A RE extensively engaged in the manufacture
IA of PORTABLE and STATIONARY STEAM
ENGINES, CIRCULAR and VERTICAL SAW
MILLS, Machinery for GOLD and COAL MINES,
Grist Mills, Plaster Mills, also, Tobacco Presses
and Fixtures Of every description, and all kinds
of Iron and Brass Castings and forged and finish
ed work
Railroad Cars and Machinery made to order.
A call is solicited from those in want, and the
quality Of our work warranted in every respect
Richmond, March 81, lS57-ly
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13

WANTED, A TANNER. A good workman Of
w steady habits can obtain situation very
desirable, and permanent. A man with family
preferred. H L. G.
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS.-JUST RE-gMW
Il ceived, a lot Of new Trunks Of all sizesSSNfD
and qualities. Buyers will please give me call,
and by so doing will save money, as great num-
Der have found out that sell them cheaper than
they were offered elsewhere. l am determined to
sell them for the smallest profit that can be afford
ed for the quality of Trunk.
ALSO, general assortment of Boots and Shoes
of every description, always in store, by
WILLIAM WALSH.
~ Recollect the place, No. 43, just below the
ST. Charles Hotel, Main street, at the sign Of the
Big Boot Richmond, Ap14, '57-to feb 81, '5S
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j. HAIR ROLD,

SPRING, 1907.
CHINA, GLASS Is EARTHENWARE.
~ GEORGE j. SUMNER, No. 20 Pearl
ST., Richmond, has in store, and is now receiving
by recent arrivals from Liverpool and the Ameri-
can Factories, his Spring supplies of China Glass,
Earthenware, Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods, &C.,
to which he invites an examination from mer-
chants visiting this market
His stock will be found as extensive and COM
pete, and will be sold on as good terms as any
house in the country can offer.
To all cash or prompt paying time customers,
inducements will be offered equal to any to be
found at the North.
To those merchants who have been in the habit
Of buying all their goods at the North, he would
say, that all he asks is impartial inspection of
his stock and prices, assuring them they will save
time, labor and expenses, by leaving their orders
here.
The most careful and experienced packers en-
gagged, and goods promptly forwarded.
STONEWARE Of the best quality, at factory
prices. Richmond March Ia, l857.-3m
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RICHMOND MAKE.
DINFORD PORTER
I'D have in store at this time, ENMM
the largest stock Of Richmond MIN
made FURNITURE to be WN
found in the city. This furni. IlM
ture is superb, built by the
best workmen in the country, NFN
and under the immediate su- N IN "
pervision of the proprietors, @t@N=--=v=
who are thoroughly acquaint-
ed with the business. SPLENDID Wardrobes, Chairs
Bedsteads, &C., &C., equal to any made in New
York or elsewhere, may be had of them. Theil
determination is to reduce their stock by sales al
very small profits. Letthe people come, and rely
on BINF0kD & PORTER for the best article Of
Furniture in Richmond at the most reasonable
rates. Richmond, March 81, l857--ly
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JOHN w. DAVIS,

JOHN w. DAVIS,
Practical StOne-Cutter & Mason, & Dealer in
GRANITE, MARBLE& BROWN-ST0NE,
Main, between 9Th and 9th sts., Richmond, Va
THIRST Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag-
N ricultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD-STONES AND
VAULTS, and all kinds of Burying Ground work
done in the Best manner and of the best American
or Foreign Stone.
Richmond March 81, 1S57-ly
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GEO HARRIS JONES JAMES D. DEANE.
TONES & DEANE, G E N ERAL A
ID gents, Collectors, and Commission Merchants,
Wall Street, Richmond, Va, will give their spe.
cial attention to HIRING OUT NEGROES, and all
other business entrusted to them in the Comission
line.
REFERENCES w. W. Dunnavant, Richmond
Enquirer mcfarland & Ferguson, Sou. Lit.
Messenger VIM. H. Davis Co., Coal Merchants,
Richmond. John D. Lively, Caroline County
Thomas L. Parish, Charlottesville George b.
Brown, White Hail. Albemarle County. DR.. A.
V. Paine, Goochland County. DR.. VIM. B. Gray,
Fluvanna County. John P. Hulst, Augusta Mills,
Augusta County. A. II. Atwood, Jetersville, Anne
lin County.
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENT

plOIELI, HAMFTON q Co.,.
IL Wholesale dealers in Teas, Toba.coHH
and Liquors, have removed to No. Al King
street, next door to Peel q Stevens, and are now
receiving their Spring supplies. Having CAREFUL
ly selected their stock, which is unusually large
early in the season. from the largest manufacturers
and importers North, they can offer to dealers
great inducements, both in quality and price.
Their assortment consists in part Of
$50 barrels reotifed Whiskey C
275 g. old Rye '' Of all grades
=, 20 every superior" IL years old
80 g old Bourbon &c,
IS (" Apple Brandy
10 &C Peach s.
1 20 Blackberry"
Is " Ginger
Is !" Cherry /"
40 {" Domestic I"
II {" Cinnamon Cordial
II ~" Peppermint 60
20 I" Domestic Gin
pipe pure Holland " .sStag Brandt
IS barrels N. Il. Rum
rs quarter and eighth casks Madeira. Port.
Sherry, Malaga, Lisbon and TenneriFe
Wines
lbs cases and baskets Champagne and Claret
Of the most approved brands
80 half pipes, quarter and eighth casks pure
and imitation French Brandy of the fol-
lowing brands: "Otard Dupuy d Co.,"
sJules Robin & Co GAS Henneney,"
"W. Norton and "United Proprietory."
300 butts and half boxes IS 'spound lump"
"Fig" and other descriptions of Tobacco.
20 barrels Smoking Tobacco
400, 600 Havana and German Cigars, the greater
portion of which were purchased before the
recent advance in Tobacco
Scotch, Rsppee and Macoboy Snuff in bot.
ties, jars and kegs
80 boxes chalk and stone Pipes, Pipe Heads
and Stems. DemUohns
40 barrels Porter. Ale and Brown Stout
120 half chests Gunpowder Tea
rs " Imperial and Young Tyson do
so " f" Black do
Alexandria, March %, IS57-tf
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VIM. Palmer, VIM. II. Palmer, VIM. H. Turpin.
VIM. PALMER, SON y co.,
p LO u G FL NJ A n U A G L U r + r S /,
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Grass, Field and Garaen Seeds, Fruit and Or
o mamentat Trees, 9c.
Ne. 20 Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond March u. lS57-6m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-05-13

G. D. YALE.
Furnace, Stove and Tin Establishment.
40, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND Va.
GAS fitting and Plumbing doae in the neatest
" manner, with the modern Improvements. Hot
air, Hot water and Steam furnaces; Kitchen rang
es and portable gas works put up in any part Of
the country.
Also pumps and Hydraulic Rams.
Particular attention paid to heating and ventila-
ting buildings and putting up cooking and water
fixtures. ta
Crates in every variety
Roofing done at the shortest notice.
Richmond March 81 1S57-lY
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HARPER & BALDWIN, Who'll E.
III sale dealers in Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods, Prince street wharf Alexandria,
Va. are now in receipt of their Spring Stock,
composing great variety Of new and seasonable
Goods, all of which were purchased direct Of the
manufacturers IN New England upon the most
advantageous terms.
Merchants and other dealers are particularly in
vted to examine our stock before purchasing else
where, as it is our determination to make it their
interest to purchase their supplies in this market
Alexandria March 81, 1857-2ms
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-11

A "Reminiscences.
We have been favored, through the
kindness Of Mr. E. +. Cook, ESQ, Su-
perintcndent of the Public Schools, in
the city of Buffalo, with his Annual Re-
port, being the Twentieth Report Of that
city. This report brings fresh to memo
cry, many pleasing "reminiscences of our
boyhood days. Mr.. Cook was our teach
er in the 9th District, at which we atten-
ded, and an excellent teacher he was.
He has now served many years in the Of
fee Of Superintendent of the City.
In looking over the Report we notice
many familiar names, which bring to
mind many familiar faces of "Lang syne,''
among them, d. p. Lee, Esq, who was,
long time ago, an instructor and now
has charge Of the higher department in
the 9th District. Also, Miss Caroline
Porter, now teacher, but then a little
girl.
Our District officers might profit by a
perusal of this report, as we think 40 city
in the Union has better regulated schools
than the city of Buffalo, n Y.
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The Gazette.
The Davenport Daily Gazette, which,
by the bye, is one of the very best papers
in Iowa, both Weekly and Daily, appears
in an entire new dress. 1t is now the
very neatest paper in Iowa, and equal to
any paper anywhere. Their Daily was
TO US a standby for late news, but recent
" we have not received it, until it came
in its new dress. We hope they will not
overlook US so long again
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The Concert.
In accordance with previous announce
ments, a concert was given by Miss
Alice Foulke and Miss Deborah Scar
borough, at the NJ. +. Church, on the
evening Of July 4th. The spacious
church was densely crowded, even to
such an extent that the aisles were full
of standing spectators and listeners. We
came late, but were lucky in getting a
seat on the accommodating Seventeenth.
Miss Foulke is an accomplished perform
er on the piano, and her pieces were
heartily applauded by the highly graft
fed audience. Her music was executed
with grace and elegance, which gave evil
dence that she was an artist familiar with
the instrument. Miss Scarborough
singing was excellent. We have heard
many celebrated singers in the large
cities, but have never heard any who
ulleu our iucd Vi SWSet nUsiC iHoiS Soia-
plete. Her voice was clear, sweet, and
melodious, filing the whole house, and
each syllable was articulated with dis
tinctness The closing piece was the
Marsaillaise Hymn" which was re-
ceived with thunders of applause. We
have heard this chanted by distinguished
singers In the larger theatres, but give
to Miss Scarborough the palm Of having
excellcd them all Several others parti-
cipatcd in the concert, among whom was
Miss NJ f. Turner, Mrs. McGill, and
others, who executed their respective
pieces admirably. @s6 a
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Michigan Lumber.
Sheriff Bireley, at his yard in Upton,
has large and choice lot of Michigan
Lumber, of all qualities. His assortment
is full and good. Among it is large lot
of Michigan sawed shingles, as good as
any ever made. We have tried them and
find them to be just what they are recon-
mended
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If any of our readers desire to inform
themselves on the above subjects, they
can do SO in no better way than by sub
scribing for the Water Cnre and TIE
Hh,enoiogical Jouanals. by a perusal
of these publications they can keep post
ed in ali the news and new things in
these sciences, besides obtaining much
very useful information not contained in
any other Journals. They. are very chesp
publications for their style and size. being
only 81 per year, ard even much less
when taken in clubs. They arc always
illustrated with cuts that are uscsul in
their design aud will prove beneficial to
the reader
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STATE OF IOWA, }

d II. Ut IVVNt {
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom 1t may concern.
NOTICE il hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
IN and Nebraska Railroad have located the
line of it, road over and across the northeast
quarter Of Section 80, township 81, range |, west
Of the 9Th principal meridian. The owner Of said
tract Is unknown to the officers OF said railroad
company. 1t is believed that the owner Is q non
resident Of this State and this notice il given in
order that proceedings may he had for the assess
ment Of damages occasioncd by the location of
said line as aforesaid; as Is provided by the laws
Of the State Of Iowa.
CHICAGO Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD
by its Attorney,
July 4th, 1887 2Gw4 N. h. BAKER.
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BEWARE OF CouNTERrETTs.
ASK FOR HEMBOLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER
4y23 CURES GUARANTEED. "

STATE OF IOWA
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom it may concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given that tho Chicago To-
~ VA and Nebraska Railroad have located the
line Of it's road oyer aud across the northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of section thirty
township ejghty-two, range one, west OF the fifth
prlcical meridian. The owner Of said tract il
Unknown TO the officers Of said railroad COMPANY
bntft il believed that said owner is q non resident
of this state. This notice IL given in order that
proceedings may he had for the assessment If
damages eccasioned BY The location Of said line
as aforesaid; as IL provided by the laws 81 tho
State If Iowa
CnICAGo, Iowa AND NEER,s RAILROAD
July it'll, ISL. as~4 y. II. BAKER
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Independent Candidate for County Surveyor.
MARTIN g. MILLER,
of Sugar Creek

Books Gone.
Several of our books are numbered
among the missing, among which are
two Vols. Of Byron, one of Shakespeare,
and many others. Whoever has them
will do well to return them Immediately,
or as soon as we find where they are we
will commence legal proceedings for their
recovery and the detection of the taker,
as they we're feloniously borrowed
Friends and visitors, you can occupy
our chairs and lounge, scribble upon our
paper, read our private letters, carry off
our exchanges, smoke our pipes and to-
hacco, but don't pocket our books.
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STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom it may soncern.
NOTICE Is hereby given thst ths Chicago,iowa
IN and Nebrasks Railroad have located the line
~ ia road over and across the south west quar-
ter of the south ~cst quarter Of section Twenty
eight township Eigbty.two. range one, west mia
principal meridian. A.. nj
The owner Of said tract II unknown =" the ON,
GERS Of said railroad company, DAT behs,en
II, aid owner ia resident Of this state. This
notice il given in ordsr that proceeding. may be
had for the assessment Of damages oceasioned oy
,h ,ocatinn Of said line ~ aforesaid; A. 10 pro.
yided hy the laws OF the State OF Iowa
CnrcAso, Iowa AND NEBRAsHA HAiLsoAo,
BY its Attorney,
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~Mr. Eddy writes to the Land Office
that he has sold all Of the Iowa Indian
trust land, for which he has received, in
all, money amounting to about slsn, 900.
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W. 3. LUNTTS
LIVER OR ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS.
BALKAN FOR THE THROAT 4 LUNGS
LIFE SAVED At MIDNIGHT,
By GregOrie's Instant Cure OF Pain.

The moment IL is used internally, it darts thro'
the system allays pain instantly. In four minutes
II has aiffuse tn rough the yrnphatic system and
blood its thrilling power and quickly forced its
way through every feserish or diseased nerve,
vein or gland, dissoiving distractions relieving
inflammation, fevers and spasmodic pains has cured
nervous headache In 80 minutes, curing rheuma-
tism nagcal's in fact it is the sine qra non Of me-
dieine.
Just Try One Bottlc..-Price IS cts.
All the above Medicines are for sale by GIL.
BERT q Co, Upton, Iowa. 26yl.
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STATE OF IOWA. }

STATE or IOWA,
CEDAR COtsrS.
Notice To whom ii may toncefn.
NOTICE Il hereby given that the rhicaQa 10.
IN VA and Nebraska Railroad hare ocated the
line o. its road ever and across the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter of section thirty
four township eighty-two range one, west of the
Fifth principal meridian. The owner of each Of
said tracts unknown to the officers of sail Rail
road company, bnt it II believed that the said
owner is non resident If this State This notice
l. eirch in order that proceedings may BIZ had for
the assessment of damages occnsioned by the To-
ta,'on II said line aforesaid "a is provided hr
the laws Of the state OF iowa. a
GnicA9n, IOWA AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
M# =a - by it, Attorney,
lGly It'll 1857. 2Gna n. BAKER,
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disoellAneous Articles.

Lamps, OF every description; Sewing Birds.
crochet Needles china Figures, Patent Nutmeg
Graters, Port Monnaes Segar cases curtain Pins
and bands, Banjoes, Tambourines yioIins, Guitar
and Violin strings, spectacles, Pocket compasses,
Tape Lines, Horse Fleams, Pocket Knives Stair
Rods, House, Whitewash, Scrub, Dust and Paint
Brushes, Stair and clothes Brushes, Toasters, Sad
Irons, Patent Seifheating Irons House Bells, Rat
Traps, ETC., etc. 25tf
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Accompa MED by reliable and respen ble Certificates
Professors of Medical Colleges, clergymen and others
Prepared and sold by II. J. HEMBOLp.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
No. 81 Sonfk 7estA 81, bsion Cnsstsut, Assembly
Buildings, Patia.
' To be had of GILBERT IL CO, and a5 all the
Druggists and Dealers throughout tho United States
Canadas and British Provinces.
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Mem advertisements.
Gold Medal Pianos,

STEINwAY 4 SONS, MANU-
ss2 "a Walker Street, Ne,c York.
HFV RECEIVED the following First
Prize Medals in competition with the best makers
Of Boston New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan
Fair Washington, March, 1855.
A Gold Medal at the Crystal Palace, n. York.
November, 1855.
A Gold Medal at the Maryland Institute, Bal
timore 1856.
The First Prize Medal at the Fair, Crystal
Palace, New York, November 1856. Among the
judges were the first musical Talent of the Coun-
and many others. St & s. Pianos with and
without the Iron Frame,) are warranted for three
years and written guarantee given. Pianos
packed ard shipped without charge Prices mod.
crate. 29yl
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SCIENCE q FAME.
100000 Bottles Have Been Sold,

and single instance Of its failure has been reported
Personally appeared before me, Alderman Of the
city of Philadelphia, II. r. HELBOLD, Chemist, who
being duly does say that his preparation
Narcotic Mercury injurious Drugs, but purely
Vegetable. IL. T. HFMBolU, Sole Manufacture.
Sworn and subscribed before the sad day Of Nov
1881. NM. z. HUBBARD, Alderman.
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A FORTUNE FOR $2,0O!

Rock Island Mutual Benefit Association.
WILL make q grand distribution of $4,000
wv worth Of Real Estate and Personal Prop
erty among 10000 Shareholders at thu court
house ip Rock Island on the 18th day of septem-
Der 1851. A - +. -.
First Grand Dividend -t
IL the Farlam House aud Lot in Rock Island ILL.,,
worth ss@ 2 go $4,000
ID Dividend, Farnam House Stables and bot
worth gFa@ er 5000
ad--l concord coach N worth ~ 500
4th--l span matched horses worth 900
5ti--l piano forte, worth 400
Gth--i fine carriage horse worth IFS
It'll Geld Lever Watch and chain worth tt5
And other prizes amounting to 100, worth from
ST. to $500 EACH
This enterprise liz gotten up on safe and reli
able basis, and will be conducted honestly and
fairly.
For particulars see circrlors which will be dis.
tribnted In town, or Apply to N. stem or " N. DE.
lsro Rock fs'and, illinois. n STEu, rrsst /
M, nkI.Nn Eeni Arf I~t
Il Eg 81 # 8s.f #@
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CHASES, CASES,
And every article required in NEWSPAPER, BOOK
or JOB OFFICE, on hand and for sale
at lowest market prices
HAVING renewed to our New Foundry
III Buildings, at the above location, We are
now prepared with Greatly Increased Facilities to
supply the wants Of the Trade throughout the
West
The improvements which We have made in the
prtparation Of Metal, give tr the Type MMafact
ed by rs, great reputation for durability.
We have recently started in connection with
our other departments. an
ELECT NOTYPE FOU n ID Y,
And solicit orders for this kind Of work, We
possess peculiar facilities for executing II In
perior manner.
We shall continue to keep IN store large stock
Of
PRINTING PRESSES,
From the well known Mandatory OF Messrs K
Hoe Il Co., New York. Also. large assortment
of the celebrated
Es Oh r r z D.
Other presses will be furnished at Manufacture.
ers' Prices
= NJ *
From the best manufacturers will always be kept
on hand.
We desire particularly to call the attention OF
the Printers of this State to establishment, rs
they will find it for til cir interest TO send us their
orders.
We shall in a short time issue new SPECIMEN
Book, which will be sent to parties wishing to or
der on application. 27U y. l.. DODGE, Treas.
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Upton CITY
pRvn- STORE.
f. II. REIGART, NJ. y. 4 WV. p. MCNAMARA.
Druggists 4 Pharmaosutiats;
LIZ IL I'll 4

At the Old Stand Of Chambers & Allen.
Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
BRUSHES, &C, &C, &C.
All of which they have complete assortment, and
offer at the lowest prices Physicians prsscrip-
tons accurately prepared, with pure medicines