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pAlSINS, ALMONDS, &c
BAISiNS. ''
bales Son shell ALMONDS,
5 tales Hard shell AIMONDS
Is bags CREAM NUTS and FILBERTS,
barrels PECANS,
cases PRtINES, Tin glass iarsl
10 boxes EEGHORN CITRON
5 barrels ZANrE CURRANTS
Just received per schooner Seawitch from Nav
York, and for sale BY ~ "
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crop THAT RATTLING,

am now prepared to put on Chapmsn's Ria.,fc
anti Hattlng SHAFT Fastener" sureo af5RS
remedy Tor the rstt,lng of the shsft clips SsS
put on at small eX peuse.
certificates from the leading CoachmskeTs in The
country: ANDREW J. JOYCE
lO-u Avn and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-23

WINES, LIQUORS. SEGARs, AND GRO
w CERlES.
Ihe subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and patrons, and the public, that full and gem q
eral assortment of Old WhskIes, Brand,es II
Wlnes and segars, OF superior age and quality, IN
can De fonnd at his Store, at the corner of 18th 81
and b streets north. -
All orders striotly filled and delivered.
JONAS p. LEVY,
uS-lm the Cnnal,
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The important fact that the many ALARMING oo,,
p ANTS, originating m the Imprudence and soliInd.
oi youth, may ne easily removed without Medicine.
ls Ia this small tract, clearly demonstrated and ths
entirely new and highly successful treatmsnt 80
sdopted by the author; fully exps ned by means !"
which every one ne enabled cure Himself oe -fc,t
and at the least possible cost. thereby sysidinS ~
the adveTtt ed rostrUms Of the day. "
sent TO any address, gratis and post free n, =.
sealed envelope, By renting two postage sfamps
10 DR.. DE LANEY
Sc N-0d VII IL IlEnAnard Aa,u -
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RRANDIES, WINES AND SEGARS.
% quarters and y casks French and Medium
BRBNDY, '
Is casks Port, Madeira and Malaga WINE.
s. barrels prime OLD wHISKEY
" barrels BRANDY, GIN. WHISKEY, &c,
cask pure PEACH BRANDY,
SCOTCH md lRIsH WHlSKET Tin wood and
.. glass.) -" : ~
2lo.G0 hne havana and other SEGARS
Just received from New York and for sale h,
ll-6teO BARBOUR SEMAIFS
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WHO WOULD NOT SAVE MONEY
w THESE HARD TINES!
We would most respectfully announce to all those
who are in want of a cheap light, that the BR Eek
lNRlDGE COAL OIL is the cheapest oil extant.
only burning IN the lamps we have, at the rate Of
hall cent per hour. Cal and see, No. S5 street,
between 9Th and 9TH streets.
n2l-tf HOWELL & MORSELL.
EHE TURNER LEGACY.-Messrs. TAY-
LOR & MAURY have the honor to announce
that they have just received from London series of
Fac simile Water Color Drawings, by the best En-
gIsh artists, from the original pictures and draw
lngs by the late j. w. NJ. Turner, r. A, in the
above cole ction, the property of the Brish nation
now eX XhbitIng at MARLBOROUGH House, London.
Also, Simpson Historical Painting of the Resto-
ration of the Arctic Ship esoute ny the People of
the United States 10 her Majesty, the ueen Of En-
gland, AZ Cowes, December II, 1885, med TO
Messrs. Taylo Msury by the Queens publishers
Messrs. Conaghi x Co, London.
On exhibition at No. 3a2 Pennsy wanna avenue
over Messrs. Wall, stephens Il Co.'S store. Hours
from 10 q. m. 10 D. m.
ADM ION p ceats. dl9-dtf
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FORTUNATE EpiroR.-Mr. Kendall. form.
erly editor oil the New Orleans picayune. is
now located with his family about five miles
from New Braanfels, (Tcxas,) where lie has
gonel"rgely Into the raising of sheep. lie is
said te,hage the finest lots Of Merinos from the
best stock on the Eastern Coat iaent lie had
few weeks ago, about ,20e lambs; and of
the finest quality. Some OF his bucks shear
twelve, fourteen and eventasn pounds OF wool
each, which is worth from 90 to 10 cents a
pound.
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ACHArTER OF AccIpENTs.-The phila-
deiphla correspondent of the New York Dis
patch relates the following:
!" curious train of disasters befel an hum
Die family in this city last Monday. Master
George Watson is the son of a WELL 10 do car
man, who is employed on the wharf. On
Monday, Master George proposed to fy a
kite His mother forbade him, but the bow,
nothing daunted, took the law into. his own
hands, and went ahead. He got out kite,
mounted roof, aud began to .spay outs, Irvine.
lhsNpaying outv thetwine set the kite nut-
fer'ng like wounded swallow or young
iady's heart when she hears her lover pull the
bell handle. A horse attached 10. a cart wss
passing at the tiina.x The horse ran away.
threw off driver, aud converted cart into a lot OF
kndiing wood. This spectacle so alarme d
Master George that be fell off the roof and
fell into a rain water hogshead and came near
drowning. He was rescued from watery
grave by his mother who in attempting % kick
his corduroys, fell and broke her knee pan
short of at the handle. While she was faint
ing with pain, somebody jerked The bell pull.
Master Watson opened the door, when two
men entered auying the carman between
them He had a fractured clavicle and two
broken legs, caused by his horse taking flight
at The Kite and throwing him against lamp
post. It is needless TO say that Master Wat
sons disobedience will prove sorry event to
him. Asssoon as them mother recovered from
her swoon she seut a message to neighbor'
wife. Neighbours wife returned, in company
with two cords and aeshillihg raw hide
Neighbor's wife then tied Master Watson to
bed post, dennded his pesterior, and for the
next half hour the place resounded with notes
at iaNfntat'on and woe, slightly mixed up
with falling leather. Master Watson has
since imbiied an uncorquerablc aversion TO
kites.n
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LutlicrOus Effects of the Appear
iince of Il Comet inI7f5.

Az every body is on the qii rite in regard
10 the Comet, and all sorts of ideas are
'aroundD in regard TO if, we give the follow
ing amusing sketch CLEANED from an cid pa
per-
'EIn the year I7l2 Mr.. Winston, having
calculated the return OF eorset which was
TO make lis appearance on the 18th day Of De-
tober, at FIVE minutes after 8 in the morning,
gave notice to the public accordingly with a
terrifying additionthat total dissolution Of
she world by fire was to take place on the
Friday following. The reputation which Mr..
Winston had long maintained in England, both
as divine and a philosopher, left little or no
doubt with the populace of the truth of his
prediction.
Several Iudcrous events took place. A num-
bel OF persons IN and about London seized all
the boats they could lay their hands on in the
Thames, very nationally concluding that when
the eonfagration took place there would be
the most safety on the water. Il gentleman
who had neglected family prayer for better
than five years informed his wife that it was
has determination to resume that laudable
practce the same eveaing; but his wife,
having engaged ball at her house, persuaded
her husband to put it off until he saw wheth-
crit appeared or not. The South Sea stool
Immediately fell to 5 per cent, and the India
toll; and the captain of Datch ship threw
all his powder into the river that the ship
might not. be endangered
"Ihe next morning, however, the comet
appeared according to the predictions, and be-
fore noon the belief was universal that the
Day OF Judgement was at hand. About this
time three hundred and tweRty 4three clergy
men were serriett over 10 Lambeth, il was
said, to petition that short prayer might be
penned and ordered, there being lone ia the
Church service ON the occasion. Three
maids OF honor burnt their collection of nov-
els and plays, and sent to the booksellers 10
buy each of them Bible and Bishop Taylor's
Holy Living and Dying.' Therun upon the
bank was so prodigious that all hands were
employed from morning till night in discount
ing notes and handing out specie. On Thurs
day considerably more than 1000 kept mis-
tresses were were legally married an the face
{" several Congregations. Aud, TO crown the
whole farce, Sir George Heathcote, head di-
rector OF the Bank, issued orders to all the
hre officers in London requiring them TO keep
good look out and have particular eye on
the Bank of England.v
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Eslray Notice.

HE u remembered that the 9th day OF March,
nD15I, ], David H. Micheal, resident aud freehol-
der Of Green Township. in said county, took up
cstray pale with white face and belly white
spot on the back Of the neck the hush of the tail white
alsored around the eyes, left horn Knocked down. left
partly frozen Off, underbit Of the right ear sup
posed 10 be tive old and had bell The said
steer was appraised at thirty five dollars. as
~ ssaszs aEet j. N.sCAMPBELI. Clerk.
No l3-,m by ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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EstraY Notice.

vuNAKEN up by J. J. smith, living in Washington
township, Wapello county Iowa, nthe 14th day
OF June, 1885, one estray horse of the following de
scription, towit sorre with black stripe along the
back, with gray hairs in his and tail star la
the forehead n scar the right ear; knee sprung
some collar marks. No other marks brand. percciy-
able supposed to be nine ten years old. Apprais-
cd at thirty dollars.
JOSEPH n. Campbell, Clerk
nlssm BY u. Campbell, Deputy.
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Es(ray Notice.

FNAkEN np by T T. Ogden, living In Columbia Tp.,
4 WapelIo county Iowa, one estray steer, described
as follows dark red years old last spring swallow
fork in the right ear, white In the whte
spot on the right shoulder white along the belly,
white ON each foot half of the tail white white
The ruini,, and carries halfyoke Oh his neck. The
said steer appraised at 50 dollars.
J. ". CAMPBELL, Clerk, ~
no-133m by ID. Campbell, Dep'y.
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Estray Notice.

YUVAKEN up by Spencer Wiley, at his residence in
y Washington Tb, Wapelio county, Iowa, on the
10th April, 1857 estray colt ofthe following
description: A light clay bank, with dark name and
tail, abon, "a hands high other marks brands
perceivabe, supposedto be about two years old this
summer 50 ~
Appraised at 500. j. n. CAMPBELL, Crk, g
no l0-3m Z - by II. Campbell, Dcp'y.
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FENCE! FENCE!!
- H M - H.r


VuyHlE Undersigned have on hand and offer for sale
u a large stock of Wire Fence, comprising various
patterns and sizes We call attention of all who may
be interested in the item Of fencing to our adver
tiscment. &a VIZ
For Farmers 1t is the best pcssbeknd OF fence that
be used particularly IN fencing OF praries, where
that il is not without much labor and expense tut&tr
and rock be obtained. IL Is the highest cheape5t,
strongest and most durable iron fence that has
been tested besides requiring less repairing than any
other II has been used TO great extent both in the
Eastern and Middle States, and i'm all cases has met
with the general approval of the public,
: To those who require fence for a front yard or
house lot recommend wire fences as being iustvhe
thing for while they not only neatness strength
and durability in themselves, they possess advantages
others, in that they disfgure no landscape OBJ
struct lawn and that they enhance rather than de
stroy the symmetry and beauty of ornamental ounds
We take pleasure In this style Of fence
to Railway corporations and contractors generally
feeling confident that is the BEST cheapest strongest
and most durable kind of fences that they
We invite all to call and examine stock 4F,.g
KEITH, ROBINSON 4 Co..
Burlington, april 23-noStf
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Estray Notice

HNAKEN up by Luna NJ. Mendenhall, living in Polk
Il Township, Wapello county Iowa, ON the 10Th day
OF March, 1851. One brown mouse colored Mule, two
years old last spring. branded the left hip with the
letter y, and scar an the hind leg about half
way between the pastern aud hook JOINTS fourteen
hands, one Inch and half high and appraised at rs
dollars j. n. CAMPBELL Cl'k.
~ Uttutnwa. March. ~. sno1l- ;,u resH esE
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Estray Notice,

NyAKEN up by George W. Brooks, living in Wash
j ington Township Wapeo county, Iowa, ON the
th April 1851 estray horse of the following
cription: dark bay, black name and tail, little
white in the forehead, marked with harness a
little lame in the right hind leg is about fifteen hands
high, supposed TO be 3years old this season. and APP
praised at as. j. n. CAMPBELL,
10 lO-3m Clerk
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Estrap Notices.
Estray Notice..

VNAKEN up by Jonathan Thompson, in Dahlonega
u township, Wapello county, Iowa, one mile east Of
Dahonega, the l4th of March, 1851, estray
steer of the following description, viz red color part
of the tail white some white ON each flank about half
~ each ear frozen or From all appearances sup
posed to be three years old
JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
noll5m by d. Campbell, Deputy.
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Eslray Notice.

vuNAKEN up by VIM. stricklin,' living in Washington
Township Wapeilo county, Iowa, on the 4th day
Of March A. u. 1851, black marc, fourteen years
old this spring some white each hind foot collar
marks and white snip on the nose; and about Is 1-2
hands high. Said mare appraised az twenty-seven
dollars. JOSEPH n CAMPBELL. Clerk
No. Ism David Campbell, Deputy.
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CbtraQo advertisements.
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY AND
PRlN TER'S WARE HOUSE
No. 30 washington Street,

-
No. 30 Washington street,
.ILLIN01S.
HvYPE, PRESSES, INK, CHASEs, CASES, AND Ev-
IL cry article required In NEWSPAPER, Book OR Jon
OFFICE on hand, and for sale at the lowest market
prices
Having removed to our new Foundry buildings at
the above location, are now prepared with greatly
Increased facilities to supply the wants Of the trade
throughout the West a testtl 1s "
The improvements which we have made In the pre-
parations Of metals, give to the type manufactured by
us great reputation for durability.
We have recently started in connection with our
other departments EECTRoTyPE FOUNDRY and solicit
orders for this kind Of work. possess peculiar ia
cties for executing IL In superior manner.
We shall continue to keep in store large stock of
Printing Presses, from the well known mandatory of
Messrs r. Hoe Co., of New York. Also, a large as
sornent of the celebrated Ruggles job Presses Other
Presses will be furnished at Manufacturers prices
Ink 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, they
will find IL TO their interest TO send their orders.
We shall, In a short time, issue a new Specimen
Book, which will be sent to parties wishing TO order
on application. I14to2Il D. L. DODGE, Treasurer.
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Estray Notice.

VyAKEN up by Prior S. Farmer, living in Centre
j township, Wapelio county, Iowa, on the sth day
of June, 1857, one sorre mare supposed be seven
years old last spring white stripe In her forehead
raised place the left side Of the head Appraised
mt eighty dollars JOSEPH N. CAMPBELL, Clerk.
holo3m-np BY ID. Campbell, Deputy.
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AN EptToR's NnrieE.--A Nestsrn editor
aud his wife were walking out in the bright
moonlight one evening. The wife was of an
exceedingly poc,ical nature, aud said to her
mate: s.Noticc hat moon; how bright, aud
calm, and beautiful 7" sCouldn't think of no.
tirine it, returned the editor, ..for anything
less than the usual rdtes-~a dollar. and fifty
cents foi Twelve Ines
a4whsn does the red dtei ehange solol,
ifhen il turns 20 Bay
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RE A DIS
4 MPROV PATENT COMB1N E ID
RE PER AND M q W. Err.


TEyIIlS is truly the Farmers Machine. II Is more
simple IN its construction, stronger and more du-
rabe than any other and is PROFESSIONALLY the best
Reaper and Mower in the World.
Hundreds of these Machines have been sold in the
West, and have given universal satisfaction and the
increased demand for them the last year proves be
yond question that they thsfavorte Machines with
the Farmers wherever they have become Known
They have been sold in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Ken
lucky, TenHessee, Kansas, Arkansas, and Missouri
Orders received in st. Louis for Machines for
France aud Switzerland; and after an examination Of
all Of the most celebrated, these were selected
The superior advantages of these Machines are: 81
1st II is simple and less liable to get out VI or
der than any other s..ssfaE
%. L. stronger, and will bear faster driving and
consequently will do more work than any other Ma
chine Of the width Of cut. H stft4R
8d. Rakes easier than any other Machine. and mei
prefer raking to binding, even driving and The ra-
king is better than is done By any other Machine
the grain being left and in good bundle for
binding. N
4 II win cut down entangIed grain better than Any
other Machine Some Farmers say II will cut lodged
grain when no other Machine can. sat%
9th by far the ghtest draft Machine made that cuts
the width .N -
9TH But little side draft and no weight on the necks
Of the horses Works with Timber tongue, which can
easily be made stIn for cutting grass IL desired.
KEITH, ROBINSON 4 COS, e
no1i EN- Agents, Burlington
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Estray Notice.

VuNAKEN mp by Jane Weir, living in Agency Town
IL ship, Wapello county, Iowa, on the 18th day Of
April 1881, one light gray mare, blind in the left eye,
seven years old This spring. and jillhurt, other
marks or brand pereeivable Appraised at forty two
dollars. J. N. CAMPBELL, Crk.
no lO-3m by ID. Campbell, Dcp'y. g
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RApwAy's RscrIArons.

The discovery OF these wonderful Pills establishes
new era in pargatives, and new principle in the sci
ence of medicine. In taking these Pills. no Frtpng
pains sickness at stomach is experienced; ope-
rate naturally leaving the bowels liver and olher or
gans In a natural and healthy condition.
They insure those who take Them good annette A
"a healthy digestion. ~ q IA
Zach Pill that is aken gives new life 20 the bIood;
they purify IT. cleanse It, take from It all impure depos
Its, and eqnalizes Its circulation. 81 (
One or two doses of RAILWAYS REGULATORS VII en-
tirely remove all distressing symptoms of Dyspepsia
Complaint Biliousness Melancholy. and viii cure ali
troubled with irregularities weakening discharges
may rely upon prompt cure and regular periods, IT,
RAILWAYS REGULATORS are taken.
PicTrRE OF HEALTH AND BEAUTY
few doses of RAILWAYS RkerLAroRs win insure q
clear fair. pure and healthy skin and rosy complex
hon. They give TO those troubled with weak dull vel
low eyes clear and brilliant appearance RApw1Ys
PILLS give natural beauty to the face eyes and he
and the use of the Ready Relief as washer for the
most disgusting foul breath sweetness and e. Slaek
est teeth TO Parian Wilderness. 80 - SO
One to ten Of RADwAYs RRGULA TORS IL = dcse thev,
never do injury, but will always do good
RapwAY's EEsovATISG REsOLvENr
r cures nnmors salt kheam, Scrofua, Ulcers. Modes
chitis Dyspepsia, Gout, Dropsy, Syphilis yenerea
Diseases Consumption, and constitutional and chronic
diseases either inherited by hereditary transmission.
or lnoculated by exposure or otherwise N - ~
There il no remedy in the world thai win work such
miraculous cures in old diseases as RApwAY,s REsoLy-
nsr ~ changes ne whole human body-rcproduces
BlEEDlSc FROM THE LukGs--RApwAY,s .RxxoYAIIso
NEsoLvESr will, In few minutes, check hemorrhage
from the lungs throat In eases where the natienG
coughs up clots Of blood pus streaked With blood
hADwAYs REsoLyEsr will soon remove the dil6culty
SARAH HAMMOND. OF No. l9S East 82d-street had =
bad cough far two years; she coughed IN sometimes
half apnt of blood during the night she wan In
seven Gays by the Relief and Reseiveut. EErR IA
a soRs Lko fok ~ fEAks-curedi In three weeks by
Railways Relief Mr.. 7. H. KILGo, merchant Al Gsh
standing IN Dahlonega, Ca says: THAT gentis1;n
that resisted every Kind Of treatment was sGscsusly
cured In three weeks, by RADwAY's Ready Reief re-
solvent and Regulators -
erywhere. RADWAY cso iSs En ~ 49, 1890
These Remedies are for sale by Vim. =. Elmendorf.
Feb. 5, 1s5T-n5. a.
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fWNlverine poetrx.

- ~ CAbne IOetENs
= chtow er, published at Adrian Michigan, has
favored with ''Pome,n "Ihe Souls Last sight y
raeh contains the history Of u Dung lady Lucy Ba
whc became ensmored OF one Of the John Smiths
- ~ssf sithfa sntii he heard 81 a certain former
"oTh east fame living ia "York state" when it ap-
RsFss De teok q steamboat line 10 pay visit before
WING hinstai ~ to 6is engagements. Lucy, cast
oo~n oy this apparent desertion thus gives vent to
s.1stNisfi
Hes gonc' across the sudzy see,
He's crcst the lakey water!
& F-reca J-rushey AMY line;
Ben Smither's oldes; dawterl
~ mi heart u broak Isoon shall di,
oh. cratI, cruel John,
< a. And WHEN Ina ded and betrayed, rt
ss hoap yoa II hook upon &C.,
<xr&s, The grass that grows npon my tune, "a
&S-wtrtn The woods 80 dark, Il
sess awhere all is sad and silent gl6nc
And strcekid shwirrels bark.
y ssfE knd when you're tat mite as late -
Az eleven O'Clock or later, Ipine
And hear the wind whine through tall topped
oh !! think uvt l.asy Baker. In,
Aud il ye marry that Jerushcy 5sgt attt
Yuve eIost the laix TO git, eE14s
Remember that yure deerist Lucy s,.a
SO Died in ko1sckweuee nv ii. ~
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Burlington embellishments
BOOKS For IONA.
IN THE CITY OF Lslsk BURLINGTON.

lfSRs
IT L.. COUSE a son, would call the attention
- of the citizens Of Iowa to the unexamped faci-
aud Stationery line Their stock complete in every
department. and the connection Of Burlington with the
first Misunderstanding places in the world by railroad,
places them In the heart Of the market Their estab
ishment is dividedinto distinct apartments each in
charge Of the most competent assistants.
LIST. MISCELLANEOUS BOoKs.-The publications Of
the different eastern and western houses plac-
ed on their shelves almost as soon as issued.
I'd SCHOOL BOOK DEPARrMENT.-Are agents for
M'Guices, Sanders, and most of the school book $
published in the Union. They furnish them al pub
fishers prices, making them come la the buyers ut
least upper cent. cheaper than procure them
at any place.
3D. LAW BOOK DEPAgTMENT.--As agents for the
principal Law Publishing houses the Union, they
can furnish any legal works whatever at publica-
ton prices.
i,h. MEDICAL DEPARTsIENT--Compl at all times
9th. BLANK BooKS.-Bankers, Merchants, and Rail
road Companies can find every variety Of blanks
at their house.
9th. STATl0NERY.-A large stock Of Cap, Letter, and
Commercial sote paper, and envelopes constantly
ON their shelves at satisfactory prices
9Th. AGENTS DEP ARTMENT.--In way can n Young
easily as by securing subscribers to publications
found on their shelves. A trial will Individually
prove satisfactory. .
sth. PRINTERS DEPARTMENTAL agents for J..
Johnson'sType Foundry, they can supply immedi-
ateiy from their stock on hands, every variety oi
News and Ornamental type, Gases, Gaeys, Chases
Presses brass and Lead rule Also, News and Col.
ored Inks, printing paper of every size. flatcap
Folio Post, cold Medium, cards, card board, cler-
omate boards, aud everything, In fact, Hnected
with printing office.
An examination Of their stock is all that Is requested
nSil-tf Il