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wish to sell my farm formerly owned by Mr.. Paul Jones'
distant Hboua y miles from the Iynrhburg College The
TRACT contains 2ll ACRES, in wood 25 acres Greek
rats and has upon it an ORCHARD of $50 FRUIT TREES
young ana old The improy excellent
DWELLING with rooms and all the necessary outhoues
all OF which have been put in good repair
ing lis advantages market and dairy more d,a
bic place is seldom put market If before the 9Th
August Will then be sold public premise.
My address Lynchburg and persons desiring personal in
tervcw will lind me at the store of Mr.. A. i Rucker
jy 7.dSetds EDGAR WHITEHEAD
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less thpu six friends who have induced Try
Professor DE tratls Electric Oil for rhtumats
of h1NiuE this preparation advertised in our col
have called 10 state the result OF their cNiril
mus These persons assure that then Rheumatic rais
hnNC been cured by few applications. Dc Gu slcr
uc O8 aud they recommend ts to all who alstrd
with any Of the Diseases which designed cure iUr.
4irrrttY
II he had of the agents here. See advertisement in
q her pni ie I'm
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WASHINGTON. July 5.-The Fourth here
observed with remarkable quietness and sobriety.
There was not single row casualty as far as
heard.
Tho news of Mr.. Marcy's death spreads
feeling of gloom over the city.
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N Nelson county at the Court Honse, Monday, lh
MAY, Isl
Henry II Roberts IN right and of Mar
+ Paintif
against
Ann + Roberts Fountain w. Roberts, william A Roberts
Jeremiah W. Robert, aud others. Defendants
rhis u>e again to be heard the Papers for
a transcript OF the decIS ul t Court #
Arnrals and as argued by counsel On consideration here
and II appearing the Court by the SAID Transcript the
Court If ApprA armedall thu DEGREES horeotorrmt
in mi, cause including that confirming HE side lauI
hv Fitzpatrtk and SPECIE by whose rtur
core that they sold the several vlr WIRE
Afterwards surveyed and th, tie term, ut g-.
complied with which SURVEY las NOT Aot been tn1 ut1ua
dp,nrc ed the aHaaHr
" neither or no the plaintiff has collected fou tAu puri lou
the proceeds OF the sale slaves tho Cnet IN ihcr
udec order decree thai the plaintiff cNcrur aai ca
reudrr before 10 AhVhu ae1uuut
ot his transactions such aud tun missioner since IS
lust settlement bring d1wu the sumo tho CHOSE
accounts 10 accompanied cjodaeo uaeHegtcd
H. due the c~tl any, ami ais list AIRY asatsh
ed ans against the Court doth further urlur
thar the Surveyor Nelson OF his deputies
of land sold by CvWrS Ffzplrk
and Spcc The sanesnd report his Co
Wlitchcad who will need them in making Go.
crrpd The Court doth further order that the SAID
Con'r htehcad do make aud report 10 the Court fu
a accompanied legatcc 20 enable Court
decree finally between the parties
Roberts the purchaser OF most of the land with
what may duo he In stating settling
the foregoing Commissioner will consider himself
urcd hv the former in this causeaud which
the said Commissioner will take state settle and make report
To the Court any specially stated deemed peril
stated.
\ rcste.
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vi,s;.I.u Sob Prin,is q OMce.

~. vuarSras Jop has been aited mp with great
ara unpied with the extensive Assortment OF we
- sxs-v don and prompt execution OF All
IA. 81 plain and Ornamental Printing II Il under the se
,snt of IL C. TREakiE by WHOM All ORDER WIZ
(. nnnctuallv filled Distant patrons will be promptly ah
ed 10 Patronage home and abroad respectfully so'eo
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~ tie of the iafe YIN u thrsuu will please pre-
scu them Adjustment aud ali persons nobtcd the
said estate will forward and make payment
is SGT Il GLASS, Admir-.
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yo,;ce -Nessrs JAS w. BROWN. Josfrn hHoW anu
wIyS are Authorised Agents In the country ana a. y
MnSraonFnY the city for making cole fons anu sS
the business Of the vrgiusn Once TO The ~ o.
signed TO distant subscribers and adverfis's VINO nv IN,
- Ia, lin hc cent by mail remitiances through ina,
I~ W. y, letters aplciiedat our RISK as II
i highly important that the old business should o. -
nsa a. "a. tust that all those who are lnuep'.a u u
- .s,.,. the necessity early aud prompt s''he
meh' OF '"e" MCDONALD & PETERS
May Ats .,..,.., - r..o;,e s,h
..s,ions 10 the Xrginsn for this present Proprietor
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u 3linst Jaues Harris chocN the Merchants Bank
ct IynriUurg for FIFTY ONE DOLLARS. Al pcrsans
caunucd negotiate said cheek pay
stopped lily slt-l JOHN WOOD.
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HOLLOWAY. piii..-A supreme rcncd, for We


made Complaints We're possible to have collect OF Ia
dies similar TO Bamnms Baby Show premium of SlUG1J
would be given could he found handsome, lively,
vigorous, rs those who IRE these wonderful Pills
sold Al the No. 70 Maiden Lane New York
aud No eli strand London. by all Druggists, LIE,
Co. and s per pot or box. July 2dlw
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A AND FOR ~hLI.-s offer Tor sal prisaieIy
- uht the 18th Of August next Tract
ing 900 acres nv"nitnty situated Campbell on
mead waters II Falling River.
rad from the Courthouse Ia Concord Depot the
fa'"MI; mites distant from each place, AMI IL from
lNuchurE. good nelghberhuod place H. wei VI
tered plenty OF timber good portion OF meadow
OF winch Is well se!n and improvements tais
ins in part OF large autr ooy DIV on. lionsc smoke -,
Kitchen Stable, large Framed Barn Negro Houses
with stone chime! Crrilgg and Ice Houses
&c 1t Is weiaattd to the suai crops particularly Wheat.
further description is unie o~sary vii. pleasure
showing the place ising base II not
before the dite abuvc med, it VIII,
al pHbuc auction on the premises Terms liberal and made
known day "a PHILIP r WITHERS
j. Il opdi2aaug
ENAHts.N ROE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Roe
Il lerfiagsin hall barrels just and for sale by
Jy Its LEE, JOHNSON & 60
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


"""s's s-rems"" tifter-.-is bIcs .Sr..
R'fd 10 eonseq ieures aud fms has III continue
cause great deal Of sickness We Of many fan e
thai are never troubled with dsorered stomach bowels eal
era nnrbns or dysontery 'i.y aop ma means 10
prevent except that they regularly BaAers
Btiers gentleman told he other aV tIht he eay ed
els as Ia seyera eases he had are
" acquainted with SOME families whosay Tiny womb
bc without thur regular neas be destitute Bakers
Buer they say that II their cildou sick they
give them small quantities through the day according age
and ihes" iefs viii give reaction 10 the whole
me Psf OF nature must be kept regularly at work
otherwise sickness We would advise all who
are strangers 10 the great virtues Of Bakers Premium
10 i'' II ue ~ giving them fair trial They viii thus be-
come sum Il f then value. told by a phys.
can ie Ia since thai 1t the beat tonic
IN TINS country lie said he had been attending family
In the country for hye years. which
10 $uu per anhum but he had recommended them Bs
kers Bers about ago which proved very
scihn been waiting Ia that family but they Bitters
whenever they required The public the
Rcai saving IN money, well the moderate
this alheaIinR tonc.--R UhiP.
q Livery family should keep a few bottles on hand
10 he hid II ali principal Druggists Iynehburg
vile fafmYde fmcssta. Abingdon aud elsewhere throughout
Virginia Orders promptly hiled by addressing
July XIV l.. BAKER. Richmond. Va
hrr"'"R ftdpeur TO DfsrtFfiCaWe would call the AT
ton Of those no afflicted with this terrible complaint
10 rcmedy which from the modest h merits are set for
"a "fht he overlooked by many 1t affords great flci
aud Is IN almost every instance ain We aiude To
the oKyRenaed Btters spldby Mcssrs Seth Fowle Co.
~ w aslhgon Street This not healdcd by mass Of nm
meaning cefh from persons unknown the public, but
few we'll chosen testimonials from members uf Congress, and
merchants aud city officers who
cured by It's aud WHOSE familiar to every Hos
ouu evidence o It's efficacy For dyspepsia, dc
bly, aud weakness. it il most excellent medicine Il may
be hal at any ii the Hpotheeary stores
$ono genuine uulc-s spftdt Isl TITS IN the wrapper
SETl ". foWLE n co. III Washington Street, Bos.
ton Pro,rieors Sold hy Their agents everywhere.
For sale by J. H. SEAY.
lnly 2dNe5tewlw
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4 toGN! CORN.!-:sOO bushels ,,,;., ,,.
~ Com in store anu atloa for sac by " "'"
-! - LEF.JOHNSnN A. 90
" -, oh esq AND a'.E.-Chanrpaiuuc
~ " me" 'laNoriie brands beet London p..r an1
retail. by 'rT IN ,',, ,>S sale and
jy7,s i-' ''HNSoN ACO
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I.ANn FON.,,r 233'

ance OF decree pf the Circuit Court Of rr,
case of Hurts Vs Hurts. WILL commissioner 49, IN Tie
lofh aay OF JhN 1891, on he premises. sci To ib,
ahr al pubtc auction that valuable fae at land o,1
o. Hurt at the time of his ath lying ON the ,yat, ~
otter in the county of Bedford, ahou tlrp mia .'
Town OF iioeft} al dining the Lands of 8enjan.n 4 -
Jesse > bhfks am others, containing aaui 30 ,rra r.
Is on" OF tue most valuable tracts otllld
iord The sol is rich and productive land hes wen l
mas pelS OF water about Thirds heavily tubcrtl i
Clover On the same day, ON the premises viii srS ,no,
tract near u Inc one aboyedescribcd
The whole of this tract is heavily mbe re, oy,cp ,o
acres This tract is frs tobacco land II hos on il
ne" framed dwelling house and Kitchen Those is,, ~
purchase are invited to xanine these tracts Tbrv vii w.
shown hy Mr. no f. Hurt who resides on the premises an M
the undersigned. r '''s' VI ny
TERMS luch of the purchase money rs will icf, ,l
expenses of the sale and COSTS will be required in %
on Inc residue credit Of ], and years coutl .f,l
VIII ne gwen the pur, aser TO give bonds with rood
ana me ie to the land retained as further security su ~
re- sa in default Of the Of the purchase money
je l3dA c2taw l0juy JOHN G. ruoNAH e.
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I11CNih Or BEDFORD NEAR TIE T,\{.,x NV
iLBEkIH For SAl.E-Dn I huI siav. mo 1,t ~ ) or
iS. o., The premises VIII IN pursuance OF u MY
't Nuit % , Goi1 s.l TO the highest bidder ar
ahctlon that valuable TRACT OF LAND Of III tRh.r
~ aus aea seized lug IN the county Of B,lfid aas
waters Of Little otter Greek, and containing ~ @ "a lle
THIS is one OF the valuable tracts of aeffS
ty The soil is rich, good of irpnra, M M
tract has an abundance of timber ~ mn The
1t lies within miles oi the of Liberty ,,.i
ginia and Tennessee Railroad '' WV u Tie Yin
The improvements consist Of a cpnfort.llo IL,
House and all necessary d houses ''''N dwelling
Liberty Is tlorrisling town with Churches an, =.
and Female Schools, and the society le Alac
fhe land Is AS desirable as can be found any whcrr a"
$50 aud the other about $50 acres "''"l'ie about
The land will be shown by Addison L..
Watts, the Undersigned . "'' james W
TERMS As much ct The purchase money will h -
in c@ as will pay the of on mo eiaftd
II OF l. : and years, equal instruments Ia. eiel
chaser being required bonds " it'll gno, P par
~ and the title To the land retained as further sftr
10 rrsar III default OF the payment purphn., 'tt
june dS c2t wtgiry JAMES l., u',!iA
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\ Copy-Tcste.
q LOVING Clk

o LUNINU. Z.
The prtcs Interested in the foregoing decree will take
tico appoined Tuesday, the nth day of August,
lsj, ms the time my office Lovngston the place
commence taking therein directed which
place they requested 10 attend prepared for settlement
iy ) wIw RO WHITEHEAD Conl'r
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tan hHt Ro July l. lrJf }
and after Monday the 9Th inst the Mail
" Tram between lyuchpnrg and Bristol will be daily,
exc, IT sundays follows:
Leave iynchhurg at A NJ, arrive Bristol 40 7 W.
" Bristol i30 NJ, " i.yuchburg z N
w. c. SMITH, Gcul Snft
Papers advert sing for this company vii. whIaw adNe-
tScnout at 2sih May and insert the above.
i1V
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GEM SUPP. GfIcc Va. ~ a. r. IL.
LYNCHBURG, July / Isl
IN aa after wednesday, the sh inst. and until IS sep
~ tcmhor next Accommodation Tral Will bc run be'
tween l.yuchhurg and Central Dcp3t
Leaving lyUrEbulE, $50 i. VI.
Arriving at Central Depot 736 "
Leaving Central Depot 400 A. NJ.
Arriving At Lynchuurg, 1880
w. c SMITH, Gen. Supt
Al papers advertising for the company copy
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N~GSs sFiONs an Was PRIOR. A. -
Il 1ElTbW having established n MUSICAL ACAlpfMl
In HIS City. is now prepared Lessons on the Nun
GHH Fbie. !OHcc, A. all the various HrdSS iRSHh
lie VIII also give HaymoHic Instructions lessons III
Thorough Bass
fro long theoretical and practical experience IN Muse
he feels confident of giving entire satisfaction to ms ln
b. Music arranged Tor Brass and String Bands fi'iO
Fore. &c, the most liberal terms.
Entrance to Academy kyles Corner First Alley menu
opposite the Nuglian Office apr LAW
rENHE LOST EOUND.-Iinrprr'- weekly Tor
june u, containing The jamestown Celebration I'M
ted, received G. MOhoEf
jny Cts
ETOLIOWAY's OINTMENT AND PiIGnS'
for sale bv II. IL I'll ] ii THOMPSON i 90
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"a ia ~ ~ -I54s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05
LAND SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust made and executed
I'D by J. f. Jones and ]. +. Cochran, OF Wapello
County, State OF Iowa, TO j. w. Dixon Of ottumwa,
In said County and State, dated February 3rd, A. D..
1851 given for the purpose Of securing the payment of
promissory Of the above date, for the amount
of Four Hundred and Three and s. loo Dollars, due
six months after date, and executed to Hunt, Virgins
Co., of Chicago, Illinois
Notice is hereby given that the said j. w Dixon as
Trustee will sell the door OF the Court House. in OF
tumwa in said County Of Wapelio the followi1gprop
erty to-wit Twenty -Four aud S7-I0O Acres Of Land
Off Of the South end Of the west II Of the Northwest
fractional quarter of the Nortwest quarter dissection
number One a. in Township number Seycnty-one (7
North of Range number Thirteen (I3 West Of the 9th
Principal Meridian, the cath day Of October, A.
d., 1851 between the hours Of A: NJ, and4 p NJ, for
cash, to the highest bidder at public auction
j. w. DIXON, Trustee
Ottumwa, October sth, ls51-nS2-2w fta8
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Estray Notice.
Estray Notice,

WNAKEN up by Thomas G. Fuller, living in Compe-
IL tine township Wapello county, Iowa. on the 3lst
day of June, 1851 bay mare, sixteen eneen
years old last spring, saddle and collar Marks rope
halter her neck shod all round the fore right knee
larger than the other both fore hoofs cracked in
cracked around; white spot the left hind pasture
joint about the rump Said mare appraised
at thirty five dollars.
JOSEPH n. CAMPBELL, Clerk,
n2l-3m David Campbell, Deputy.
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Estray Notice.

yEyAKEN up by John W. Brandenburgh, Living in
a. Center Tp., Wapello County, Iowa, on the 18th
day of july 1857 dark iron grey horse supposed
TO be five years old last spring with SPAWN his
near hind leg.
Said horse appraise at seventy-iye dollars.
J. n. CAMPBELL, Cl'k.
July "a, '57-22-3m by d. CAMPBELL, Dep'y.
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Estray Notice.

VUNAKEN up by Henry Dornsythe, on the 18th day
u of July, A. d. 1881, living in Agency Up, Wap-
clio County. Iowa, one black twelve years DID,
last spring, both hind feet white collar marks on both
shoulders knee sprung, spots in the forehead, snip
the nose. Appraised ut twenty dollars.
j. N. CAMPBELL Cl'k.
July %, '5I-22-Sm by ID. CAMPBELL, Dep'y.
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G. G. PACKARD,

KKYHOLESALE and Retail dealer In all kinds Of
w Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass. Also
az ent for Lippincott Bros Fire Proof Safes, 4
At all times good assortment of Carriages and Bug
ges on hand from the celebrated carriage repository
Of Packard Barnum, Warren, Ohio.
- Opposite the Curlew House, 0ttumwa. lnl1-y
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Furniture. rurnitureI
Fresh Arrival at III. G. Hardy

Eresh ArriVaI at II. Z. Hardy'S
WHOLESALE & RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LooKISG-GLAss WAREHOUSE. saEF5
Jeferson-st., between Water MAN, in Mr. Postis-
waits new four story brick Burlington, Iowa.
ETR. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens Of
IVA Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
ronage and soicits a continuance, feeling confident
that he continue TO give perfect satisfaction.
Owing to hard times have purchased goods very
Inch lower than formerly that it enables sell
all goods in my line from 20 10 25 per cent less than
amy other house In the west, aud all goods warranted
AZ good as represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists Of the following goods in rs, 4-s,
Rosewood, Mahogaay and Black Valaut
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Essray Notice.

HNAKEN up by Michael Tullis, living in Green Tp.,
III Wapello County Iowa, on the 10th day of July,
A. d. 1851 one black three year old mare; and
year old bay mare mule
Said Estrays appraised at hundred dollars each
July ed, ls57-2l-3m J. N. CAMPBELL, CIR.
by ID. CAMPBELL, D'pty.
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CHOICE FARM AND LAND, PRAIRIE
$50 AND TIMBER!

NEAR THE CITY OF OTTUMwA!
+ or 3 ale V cry i Ow !!
TNyHE whole, or undivided half of between four
and five hundred Of first rate land, situated
partly in Highland township miles north Of Ottumwa,
and partly in Centre township, about one mile from
the Court House, In Ottumwa 10 offered for sale at
bargain
Two hundred acres are under cultivation, having
good farm buildings, good fences and plenty Of stock
water 100 bearing fruit trees, and a. good soil as
can be found in Iowa.
valuable coal mine is the timber land, near OF
tumwa. Ei.s rsat s ...f
The above land offers rare chance to those desr-
ing locate near Of the most promising cities In
Iowa. where real estate s rapidly rising and must be-
come very valuable ~
J. w. NORRIS,
n17-n Courier Once 0ttumwa, Iowa
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) EHEaYESySS AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

$4,000 AC AZ psB Il i suer 4 s:aNn
will offer at public auction at the City Of Demone the
Capitol of the State Of Iowa. the 2is day Of octo
are fully disposed Of
FIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,
lying immediately above Fort Des Moines. These
lands part of grant made In 1876 by Congress to
to this Company whose rights have now been arned
by the Supreme Court of Iowa, its CHEST judicial tri
buna They lie in alternate sections in strip of five
miles In width both side Of the Des Moines River
The Valley Of the Des Moines Is confessedly THE
RICHEST AGRICULTURAL REGION OF THE UNI
TED STATES and the lands nov offered will comprise
some of the most luxuriant Of The PRAIRIE, MEADOW
ard TIMBER LANDS Of the State; are well watered by
springs and streams, and having been withheld from
sale for eleven years past terspersed with civil
lied farms and thriving villages The tmbered lands
rich in black walnut and oak nf the finest quality
An abundance 81 coal uuderes the greater portion,
and Is easily mined Multitudes of farms be selec
ted with ample coal and timbe upon them for all the
purposes of the cultvator Plaster Is also found in
abuudapce.
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND ACRES win be abso-
lutey Sold subject to the conditions following TO the
highest bidder, the Company reserves the right of
restricting further sales If unsatisfactory.
Terms Of saeThe land in each section will he sold
separately and In convenient parcels and In all cases
be put up at the mini mum price ofsS per acre.
Payments shall be made follows, wit: There
shall he paid down in cash at the time Of SALE all
timbered lands from onehal to twohirds of the pur
money other lands bringing less than So per acre,
So per acre: on all other lands Is per cent of the pur
chase money, and the remainder shall be payable in
FIVE equal annual instaments, to be secured upon the
lands. with interest at 3 per cent. per year. -
In any purchaser shall desire to pay in full
discount of 10 per cent the amount Of deferred
ments will be made. The bonds of the Company will
be received cash at their value Deeds of war
ranty will be given.
The deeds of conveyance of these lands TO the Com
pany will be found duly recorded in the Office of the
Secretary of State Iowa Maps descriptions and APP
praisas of the land and any other nformationcan be
had on application at the Office of the Company No IS
eat tat pAars isrpa fha
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GEORGE HOLLAND,

m EsPECTFULLE. announces that be so
=. ..v3cs. hranches Having had several years M
swerisr s II The busness, ~ feels confident he LII
car Owe every one "nt ~ shop = on the ground
0;ine done on the shortest notice and 81
49, ~.s $500 Aug &C. net-iy
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burlington advertisements.
BOOKS FOR IOWA.
IN THE CITY OF zsLsl5 BuzlrNeroy.

u r.. SGssSE 81 son. would call the attention
Of the citizens Of Iowa TO the unexampled fcili-
ties they possess for furnishing every article In the Book
department. and the connection of Burlington with the
first manufacturing places in the world by railroad
places them In the heart OF the market Their esab.
lshnent IS divided into distinct apartments each in
charge Of the most competent assistants. ,.#ha
LIST. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-The publications of
the different eastern and western houses are plac-
ed on their shelves almost AS as issued.
I'd SCHOOL RooK DEPARTMENT--Are agents for
MGufices Sanders and most of the school books
published in the Union. They furnish them at pub
fishers prices, making them come to the buyers at
least l0per cent. cheaper than procure them
at any place.
Sd. LAW BOOK DEPARTMENTAL agents for the
principal Law publishing houses IN the Union they
can furnish any legal works whatever at publica-
4h. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-Compi at all times.
9th. BLANK BOOkS.-Bankers, Merchants and Rail-
road Companies can find every variety of blanks
at their house
9th. sTATIoNERy.-Ala large stock OF Cap, Letter and
Commercial Note paper, and envelopes constantly
on their shelves at satisfactory prices
9TH. AGENTS DEPARTMENT.--In no way can young
man without means establish himself In business
so easily as by securing subscribers TO publications
found on their shelves. trial will Individually
prove satisfactory.
sth. PRINTERS DEPARTmENT-ls agents for L.
Johnsons Type Foundry, they can supply immedi-
ately from their stock on hands, every variety of
News and ornamental type Cases, Ga!leys, Chases,
Presses, brass and Lead rue--Also, News and Col
ored Inks, printing paper of every size. Flatcap
Folio Post, colo Medium, cards, card board, cler-
omatic boards, and everything, in fact, connected
with Rinting Office.
An exami ion of their stock is all that Is requested
n3U-tf t F# 80 u