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The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Lost wealth may be restored by indus
try; health regained by temperance, for
gotten knoWledge restored by study; alien
ated friendship smoothed on forgetfulness;
even forfeited reputation won by patience
and virtue; but who ever looked upon bis
vanished hours, recalled his sighted years.
stamped them with wisdom, or effaced
from Heavens recoId the fearful blot OF
wasted time? The footprint on the sand Is
washed OUT by the ocean waves, and easier
might We, when years are fed And that
footprint than recall lost hours.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

Col. BEsroN on THE LITTLE GfAET.-
Col. Benton. in conversing with friend
gave the following summary view of the
prospects of Mr.. Douglas:
.eThe Little Giant" said he, sis in too
great hurry to be great man. He for
gets that giants don't wear seven-leagus
boots nowadays, and that the first Office
in an elective Government cannot Be taken
by storm. His ambition is much beyond
his ability. for although fluent speaker,
his ideas don't bear the proper proportion to
his words, and though he runs fast be car
ries little weight. He thinks he can be-
stride this continent with one foot on the
shores of the Atlantic, the other on the Pa
eifc. But he can't do it, sir. His legs
are too short" ...--.---.-
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

CRIEoLrSE.-The Philadelphia BullstiH
points out the following advantages result
ing from the use of crinoline: 1t frees
women from needless weight of skirts, it.
strengthens the system BY exposure to colds
and aids. manufacturers. stimulates the
whale fishery, improves figures, displays
ankles to delirious extent in getting up
stairs, and gives editors subjects for articles.
All things considered, We see no great res-
son to griere over the institution. It is
not every fashion which develops SO much
or such varied industry as crinoIine.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

The citizens Of MiIwaukee, Wisconsin,
ara the most law-abidiag peoplsi in the world.
One of them being asked Why 50 many
people were drowned in their river. replied
that it was on account of an ordinance OF
the city which fcrbids swimming in the
city limits. When one of thena slipped IN,
he recalled the ordinance at once. and rsshs
er than violate It, went eheerfullY 3 Dc
bottom without struggle or groau.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
w M. Pc RRY,
Architect, Builder, and Draughtsman,

EMPORIA, KANZAS.
WTILL furnish Drawings, Specifications, Esti-
w mates, de-. for the various grades of build
ings and attend to the erection Of buildings when
desired His experience of sixteen years as prae-
teal Builder viii be sufficient guaranty for the
faithful execution of anything in that line.
Will also attend to the Surveying and Plotting
of Town sites, on reasonable terms.
Will also act as nf -
LAND GENT,
for Filing Declaratory Statements, and for the pur
chase, entry and location of clsims; or make in
vestments in Town property. in Emporia, or other
Towns in the Neosho and Walnut Valleys.
Office at present at the Emporia House.
MARRIOTT = a+
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
Medical Notice.

DR. @. A. CUTLER, having permanently
- located in Forest Hill, offers his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of that place
and surrounding country. DR.. G. is q graduate of
the University of New York, a member of the
NY Medical Society, and graduate of the N.
T. City Eye and Ear Infrmary; having had seye-
raj years experience in the largest Hospitals in
the o. s., he fiatters himself that he give sat
isfaetion in all cases which may be entrusted to
his care. sepll-6
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
stranee Financial Fact.


We find strange fact in existence in New
York. Country bank notes are actually
worth more than specie; and such notes
boarded up, while silver is paid out. The
following from the u s. Econonaist, will
show the operation of this anomaly in New
York City:
IA person has 81 900 wages to pay on
Saturday. Instead of paying in country
bank notes he buys 81, 900 in silver for
1895 bank money. and saves five dollars.
Al The same time paying specie to his men.
Such state of money market never occur
red before 1t is obvious that a eontinu-
ance of such state of things would drive
country bank notes out of circulation and
fill all the channels with silver. But to do
this, it viii be required that silver should
increase as fast as the demands of return
ing activity trade
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
G.. V. ESKRIDGE.
EMPORIA, KANZAS,
Real Estate gent,
NOTARY PUBLIC,

AIRY BLIC,
Com mi SiOner Of Dee DIS
For Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
-75ittss-' and Iowa.
DRE-EMPTION BUSINESS promptly atten-
Il ded to; Legal instruments carefully drawn up;
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, DC, made out, acknowl-
edged, and recorded; Sales made on Commission,
and debts collected; Gains registered, sold, and
filed on.
SHARES AND CHOICE LOTS
in Emporia, Madison, and other prosperous towns
In Central Kanzas, for sale cheap.
Timber and Prairie land, near Emporia, at low
figures per acre.
Land Warrants,
Tor cash, and on time. can be had at my Office.
Information respecting claims, and the Pre-
empdon law, given gratis.
Late Platts from the Land Office for examination.
U return thanks to those who have here
tofOre so literally ENTRUSTED their business to my
SSaFe' and in the future, in the past, will en-
eeaFof to be prompt, punctual and faithful
oFFIcE at the store of Hcrnsby 4 Flick, oppo-
c.. ESKRIDGE.
july24-3m -
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
INTERESTING GArHKRING.-On the 18th

INTERESTING GATHERING.-On the 18th
of the present month, Seth Smith. of Chat
ham Four Corners. Columbia county, n
Y, gave party to the old folks of his ac-
quaintance, within circle of twenty miles.
The number of persons who were present
was fourteen. and the total of their ages
was one thousand one hundred and eighty
one ueors. and seUes months. The average
age was eigl,ty-fSe years and twelve days:
We never before heard of so old an Old
Folks Party, and We doubt if such an one
has occurred in this country.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30

The mother who saw baby prettier than
her own, has been sent to lunatic ayium.
The Kanzas news., 1858-10-30
E o R s n 4 MS

70 R s n 4 MS
Celebrated Portable, Grain, Grinding and
Boiting, Custom and Merchant
FLOUR RING MfLLS!
The Best Mlls aoso IA Use.
manufactured by E. Ii. PExDLEros & Co., Gin
cinnati. Sold by
IuneS-d P. B. PLUMB, Emporia.
EAWoRTH's FLoURIEG MILL,
on Cottonwood River, seven miles West
Of Emporia. fisE
HIS MILL is now ready to grind Corn and
tasonabie te terms. Those having Wheat or Corn
g.nd viii bring them in on Fridays of each
K' (aprI7-tfl JOEL HAWoRTH.
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AMERICAN EXPLOITATION.

Foreigners say We are people given to
saliva operations above any other nation
We spit enormously. A late English travel
Ter in this country comes down upon this
habit of Americans with great power. lie
gives the Southern and Western States the
pre-emnence in this thing, but does notspare
The North. We should call him sharp
81 ootcr, only that it does not require much
skill to throw an arrow into puddle OF spit
tie in any place of common resort in any of
THESE realms. Look at the floors of our rail
cars, and Of our public buildings. We saw q
little model of a ship in court room the other
day, and could not bus think there was saliva
expectorated enough in the room to float her,
had it been altogether. Witness placards
here end there warning men against deliver
ances ofthat sort on the premises. The writ
or above referred to sneeriugly says the eagle
on our coat of-arms ought to drop his thun-
derholt and clutch spittoon. lie says
"Spittoons garnish the marble steps and halls
at the Capitol at Washington; spittoons are
in all the reading rooms, bars, Hobbies and
Offices of the hotels; spittoons in railroad cars.
and in the halls of every State Legislature
which visited, the parliamentary spittcons
seemed to be as indispensable as the desks
and benches Of the members.-BoSton Paper.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY MORNING, DxcExBER 80, 1883.
MORE THAN ONE USE FOR A SHIRT.

MORE THAN ONE USE FOR A SHIRT.
In all days and ages Of the world, from the
time of the first dress in the Garden Of Eden
to the present, covering to the body has
been regarded as very useful institution,
and amongst the indispensables in that line
is shirt. It not only covers, and decorates,
and keeps warm, but it answers many other
useful purposes before it finally reaches
the paper-mill, in tatters. On Saturday,
however, it proved its usefulness in an.
other way, quite out of the common run OF
"linen" transactions. A countryman from
Madison, Wisconsin, who had consigned to
West & McDougal, commission merchants,
on Walnut ST., large quantities Of cranberries
during the season, came to townfor the pur'
pose Of settling up the account and pocketing
the proceeds. The matter was adjusted &c
the satisfaction Ct ell parties, and the Wis
consin man was handed check upon o
Third street banking house for considerable
amount.
Congratulating himself upoa the result Of
his cranberry speculation, he fastened to pre-
sent the paper at the counter Of the banker
where be was informed that it was all right
but that their rules required him to bring
bOm6 p6E6Ou w tbCh1 WIZ ooeiA AASbstJ tNN
holder of the check as the person to whom il
was made payable. Here was an uneApec
ted quandary! The cranberry dealer did not
know soul in town. Unexplained how be
came>in possession of the check, what the ex
tent Of his transactions with the drawers, anC
that it would be impossible for him to iden
tify hisself through any one else. The bank
ers admitted that it was probably all right
bat they declined to pay over so large sun
merely upon the representations of strang
err The countrymsn was about leaving the
Office, when happy thought struck him. liz
turned again to the counter, and said to TIT
banker:
~ can't find nobody who knows me, bu
Pye got my name on my shirt, if thatl! do
The bankers concluded to run the risk ant
the cranberry dealer having exhibited hi
name legibly inscribed upon this classic gar
ment the former was convinced, and pait
down the amount of the check to the name
on the shirt, to the great satisfaction of th,
Wisconsin cranberry dealer, who pocketet
his funds and departed!-Cn GaS.
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rAUNON.-We beg leave 10 caution purcha'
- sen our choice OLD M0NoNGAHELA
WHlSKlS against the deception and petty
fraud Witch is practised by certain parties in
this city and in Baltimore, who have appropria,
ted TO thems elves exact copies Of the Star Brands
bag used and designed by us to distinguish our
Old Whistles. We can assure our friends and
customers, that the unrivalled quality, every
where acknowledged, of our choice OLD WITS
KIES, cannot be equal!ed by these ingenious
invaders Of our rights.
Our new establishment GlBsoSToN Mills, on
the Monongahela River, gives us unequaIled
facilities for making Whiskey OF the choicest
kind, from matted and Kindred grain.
eh> Of our Old WhiSs.-- will please
ITO notice the words CiBsoSTos Mills, and JOHN
Glnsos soSs Co.. are inserted in, in the the new
RIands which we now adopt; and we deem II
dutv we owe to our customers and ourselves 10
a;vs notice, that we will prosecute and expose
anv person or persons who may hereafter copy
or use our Brands. , co
pb;ladelphia hct Idly
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"LEr Me KIss HIN FOR HIS MorHER."-
The editor Of the New Orleans Advocate has
this incident about tho ravages Of the yellow
fever in that city. related to him by one OF the
Methodist pastors:
"The preacher was called few days since
to attend the funeral of young man. Be-
fore his sickness be was stout buoyan man.
sly youth. lie was from the State Of Maine,
Ind had been here but q short time. lie was
Attacked by yellow fever, and soon died, with
q mother or relative to watch by his bed
iae, or soothe him with that sympathy which
do but those of our own dear kindred
On can feel or manifest. lie died among
ssAgcrs, and was buried by them. When
th neral service was over, and the strange
fri11 d who had miDistered to him were about
TO Ply close the coffin, on cid lady who
stod ~ stopped them, and said: Let me
kiss for his mother We have yet to
find u frs. man or woman to whose eye this
simple pcital Las not brought tears"
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ItBRlSTMAS HOLIDAYS AND NEW

ItHRlSTMAS HOL DAYS AND NEW
NEAR-Well Sir what have you 10 say
about them mean 20 say what | have TO
say, that is TO say, il YOU say, you heard any
body say that / had no nice GOODS for the
aforesaid days, | will merely say, please call
this way. Now Sn Just take lOoi; al these
Counters and Show Cases, loaded with BOOKS,
from the smallest Juvenile Pictures, Games, and
Puzzles. 10 the biggest Poets-also, Port Folios,
Writing Desks in great variety, Work Boxes,
Cabas, Purses and Porte Monaes, Card Cases,
Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Gold Pens,
new style Ink Stands, Tablets, Combs, Brushes,
Soaps, Perfumery, Chess Men, Dominoes, Back.
gaynmon Boards, India Rubber Balls Mathemat-
zeal Instruments, Paint Boxes with lock and key,
&c, &c.
And last though rot least, just take look at
these beautiful new MelodeOns, Just from the
factory OF Carhart, Needham & Co, which |
am selling at factory prices. together with near
" every Kind of Musical Instruments from a
Flute to a Piano, with some CT 10000 pieces
of music TO select from.
dec IS JOHN H PARROTT.
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NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND Pa
~ PERS, AT GEO. SIGGERS' Book aud Pc
Stoqo p,,.,p of,uOxJi1 III, f,U-,Ie

NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, AND Pa
~ PERS, AT GEO. SIGGERS' Book and Pc
rtoGcal Store, rs Prince street, opposite The Go-di'
OGe.
Godey's Ladys Book for January. This is a
charming number-in fact il is one OF the best
numbers ever issued, and the price is only 25c
or S3 per year.
The Ladies' American Magazine-this is the
first number of the above Magazine. 1t is got
ton up in first rate style, and contains matter OF
interest Tor the Ladies, price Isl cts. or ~ per
year.
The Great Republic Monthly, new Maya
zine, CSC. or $3 per year.
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine for
January, Isl cts.
The Metropolitan Catholic Almanac and
Laity's Directory for 1889, 23c
Balou's Dollar Monthly for January, lOc
Pictorial Brother Jonathan for the Holidays,
10 cts.
The Mirror OF Fashion, CTS.
New Paper Dolls, little Fed, Minnie Miller,
a full supply of the different kinds on hand.
All the Weekly Papers on hand, and every
thing else in the cheap Book and Periodical
Line dec IS
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COUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE
- COMPANY, AL EAA \ D r. a, VA

AND CONSTANTLY IN I X r. y : y ~
The charter OF this Company oilers more Ia
yoxabIe advantages TO the farmer and others,
than any other company chartered IN the State,
bv insuTing with or without Il premium note
1.-the applicant prefer, he can pay the tall amoSnt
of the premium in cash, or by eiiectinS cash
insurance for two years, the insured saves one
eighth of the amount he would otherwise have
to pay: or by becoming a member and giving
small premium note. the insured saves nearly
one hafol the amount charged byStock CoEnpa-
MES. when nsurng from year 10 year. This is
the advantage resulting from The combination OF
THE CASH AND MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
This company commenced Issuing Policies
against loss or damage by fire, on tue 10th OF
March, 1854, since which time over i've thou-
sand seven hundred persons have insured and be-
come members OF the Company and over thirty
thousand dollars have been paid for LOSSES
Having trebled our business during the past
wear, we feel grateful for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon the Company thus far. and for IFS
Gat,ering prospects OF future usefulness. The
Directors hope and believe that by prudence,
caution and rigid system OF economy, they
will establish for this Company reputation
for cheapness and safety, not surpassed by any
Company III the u. States.
All differences in settlement Of losses, may be
determined By three disinteEestcd arbItTators oi
the County where such loss happened Ia De- mIi-
tualIy chosen by the insured and ia" Company.
"A ~ 4 ~ "A
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"ARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGA
III ZINE for January a very excellent nun
Ter, price 25c

IL u y
Der, price 25c.
Pope or President? Startling disclosures oil
Romanism as revealed by lis own writer's, l2mo
cloth, 81
The Noon Prayer Meeting OF the North
Dutch Church, Fulton street, n. Y, lis origin
character, and progress, with some OF lis re-
suits, by Tablet w. Chambers, Emo cloth, 81
Life of Mrs. Virginia Hale Hoffman, late OF
the Protestant Episcopal Mission TO West
Africa, by Rev. George y. Cummns, d. d., 75c
The Heroes of the Last Lustre-A Poem,
l2mo cloth, CSC.
Bessie Melville, a sequel TO the Little Epis.
copalian," by NJ. A. C., 32mo. cloth, 7Jc.
Christmas Holidays at Cedar Grove, by Mrs
w. w. Seymour, t3c.
The ChIdrens' Bread, in crumbs, from the
Masters table, &c.
Sidney Gray, Tale Of School Life by the
author of mia and Charlie 7jc. For sale by
JAMES ENTWlSLE x son,
dec 2S No. %. Kings street.
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AMFS AND ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE
III YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME-The Snake
Game, Doctor kane's trip TO the Arctic &c
eions, The Old Maid, Mother Goose, The ParIor
Game, The Oregon Game, Fashion and Famine,
Movable Alphabet Cards, Conversation Cards,
Fortune Telling Cards, and a variety OF new
and interesting French and German Games and
Puzzles, &c, Just received and for sale
doc & JOHN n. PARROTT.
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VsHIRD VOLUME OF PRESC0TI'S PHIL
lP TIE SECOND.-Hlstory OF the reign
O. Philip the Second, King OF Spain, by VIM H.
Prescott, esq, volume 3, containing portrait OF
Don. John. OF Austria, octave, cloth S2.2J.-
Also, volumes and in uniform binding.
Prescott's Conquest Of Mexico, 3 volumes
Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella volumes
Prescott's Robert:on's Charles 9Th, 3voIumes
Presco,t's Conquest OF Peru 2voIumes.
All ir beautiful octave volumes, cloth.
Motley's History OF the Dutch Republic, 8
volumes, Svo, sheep. For sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE & SON,
dec 13 No. 95, King street
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DRANDY- ,u -,
ID 8 pipes pure and h'shiiaYofed "hehesey
Brandy, 1915
pipes Rochelle Brandy
. casks pure Port Wine
81 pure Sherry Wine
p pure Madeira Wine
pipe pure Holland Gin
puncneon pure Jamaica Spirits, Tor sale
by Z. \. BREWIS X co.
sep 2G-coim
COUGARS 10 SUIT THE TlMES.-Good
- Brown Sugar and 5 cents
c. SOFT Crushed Sugar, 9 cents
Is Clarified II cents
Crushed IL cents
Cracked Loaf II cents--aIl other
foods ,pondngIy low.
nov - GARRET HULST, l47, kins.st.
II. McVEIGH * son, WHOLESALE DEAL
o. rgs Is LiQUOE& VINES, Sc, are now
rrrrlyiug, and have in store, their F. l. l.
STOCK OF LQUOHS WINES, &c, of all
grades. 10 which they invite the attention Of
inrir customers, and merchants generally visit
INK this market sep 10
/ ''i 49, bis, p,tn. No. Eastern Herring
100 Alewives
100 No. 3 Mackerel
Also small lot OF No. Extra Mackerel,
in hall barrels and kits, III store and Tor sale 10y
oct % VI. ELpRIuGE., Union Wharf.
- 500 sacks Ashton's Fine salt
200 MarsEalls d"
500 Ground Alum q" daily expect
~ ...l .,r C.la "a, lv
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TAPER, PAPER, &c--AnQther supply Of
Cap, Letter, and Note Papers, in almost
every variety OF style, quality, and price, also,
Warming and Tissue Papers, Envelopes Letter
Press Copying Books, &c, just received, and
for sale as cheap us they can be bought in the
Palaces of some other cities.
J.e Oh JOHN H. PARROTT
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TIME MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, by the
Hon. Edward Everett, now ready IN the
New York Ledger. and for sale at GEORGE
SIGGERS' Cheap Book and Periodical Store IS,
Prince street.
Harper's Magazine for January, is splendid
number, price 25c.
Frank Lesies New Family Magazine and
Gazette of Fashion for January, Csc.
Godey's Lady's Book for January, 25c.
The Great Republic Monthly Tor January,
25 cts.
Ny. Mercury, Weekly, Flag, Pictorial, Les
lies Paper, Harper's Weekly, Line-oi-Ba,tle-
Ship, and all the papers for the week at prices
10 suit the times. dec -
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MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, No. 2, b.
vi the Hon. Edward Everett, in the New

MOUNT VERNON PAPERS, No. 2 by
wi the Hon. Edward Everett, in the New
York Ledger for sale nj FRENCH'S Book amt
PoiodicM DpO Realty tbs morning.
Now is the time To Observation-Disclosures in
any part OF the city, or lnailed TO any part OF
the country.
The Great Cook Book OF the Day--Ihe Mo-
deIn Cook-a Practical Guide TO the culinary
art in all its branches, comprising in addition
to English Cookery, the most approved and re-
cherche systems of French, Italian, and Ger.
man Cookery, adapted as we'll for the largest
establishments as for the use OF private lamI-
lies, by Charles Fine Francatelle pupil to the
celebrated Careme, and late Maitre-DHote
and chief Cook to Her Majestry the Queen,
from the ninth London edition, carefully revi-
sed and considerably enlarged, with sixty-two
illustrations, ore large octave vol, So.
Harper's Magazine for January, splendid
number, 23c. or So per year.
The Great Republic Monthly for January,
25c., or So per year.
Eclectic Magazine for January, SOC.
All the Magazines, Papers, and New Books
on hand and for sale dec Is
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~ % TAYLOR x h ltHlSbN.

NEW Acknowledgement REDUCTION
Y IN PRiCES.-We are receiving this day
Mouslin DeLaines, Alpaccas, DeBages Bleach
al Muslirs heavy ShretngS, fancy ColicoeS,
very cheap; white and red Flannels, Sattlncts,
FuIIed Cloths. Plaid Lnseys; a lot OF very cheap
Kerseys; Ladies and Gcn!lemen's Linen Cam
brio Handkerchieis; French Worked Collars,
&c, all OF which will be sold much lower than
former prices. J. +. l.. y. LAEklN.
dec 5
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COMMENTARIES on THE BlBLE-1zs
u Gospels, with Moral Reflections on each
Verse, by Pasquier Quesnel, with all introducto-
ry Essay, by Rev Daniel Wilson, ID. d., Bishop
of Calcutta, in two octave vols, S3 80
Il Plain Commentary on The Far Holy GoPds,
intended chiefly for devotional reading, III two
octave Volumes 81.
Scots Commentary on The Billie, 6 volumes oc-
tavo Sl2 in 5vols quarto, $3.50; in 3 vols.
octave, $3.50. Ciarke's Commentary on the
Bible, vols. octave, $40; Comprehensive Com
men,ary in t large octave vols, with Concor-
dance, &c, Sl2; Barnes Commentary on the
New Testament in 4 vols, 10 cts. per volume;
Barnes OF Daniel, 1928: McGhee on Ephe-
slams ~; Chalvers OH Romans, $50; Hodge
on Ephesians, 81; Alexander on the Acts, 2
vols, $3.50 Payle on the Gospels OF 81. Ma
thew and St Mark, 81 each; Kitto's Daily BIZ
bic Readings, in vols. i per volume: Jacobus'
Notes on the Gospels, 3 vols, - CTS. per vol ;
Stevenson's Exposition OF the lO3rd Psalm, -
cts; Guhrie's Gospel in Ezekiel, 81. Also,
Crudurs Complete Concordance 10 the Bible;
Cabinets Bible Dictionary; Union Bible DictIon,
AIRY; Biblical Antiquities, and Hell TO the Read
ing of the Bible For sale by
dec 10 ROBERT BELL.
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EOID PENS.--l have just received an addl-
IL tional supply of Pocket and Counting
House Pens, direct from the manufacturers, per
EXPRESS, among which is an entirely new artl-
Gle OF Propeller. Call and get one before they
are gone. [dec 23l JOHN H. PARROTT.
NJ RAPPlNG PAPER-l have now on
w hand 1900 reams OF Wrapping Paper oil
the various sizes, 10 which the attention vi buy
eIs is invited all Of which will be sold al very
How prices ROBERT BELL,
nov 81 I'll King street.
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OFFICERS:
III. W Thomas President ". y. Massey. Treasurer.
T. b. Robertson Vice Pr-, T.. StngSter, Secretary.
JAMES y. CLOSE, -icigGry Ggi G,D,J'n AysEi.
NH 23-c&lly