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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
ELECTION
Territory OF Nebraska ca

Nemaha County 50
To The qualified voters Of said county. Nctice IA hers.
oy gwen that ~ pursuance Of an act 0f the Legislafiys
Assembly Of said Territory, entitled ''Elecnons.n an
proved January 26, 1856 there will be an election bsd
m the several Pfeciucls Ia said sonniys IN the Art
Monday IN August A d 1858, for the election Of me
Councilman Jointly with J. nsoncountyY tu the C,unrii
Of the TeTntOTial Assembly, tuee plemters 6.Jptly
with johnson county, TO the House OF Representatives
the territorial assembly, one County superiutndentd
c'mmGn school, one county commissioner iUT The third
commissioners district. two justices III tie pence and
two cOnstabies in Shroufs pg ecinct, tso Justices 6fhs
peace and two c~6nstables 10 Longs precinct iva. iu,ti.
ees OF the peace aid two o~Jnstables in II. Ffedericx pre-
cinct, one constable IN BrOwnville pieeinrt. me en-
%stablein Nemaha eiiy presiBct, one unsihble n ~.
said county is divided into six precincts. snl rtpe,S.
vely include the following derci ibed Terfittty. h VII.
No. J. Nemdhd CHI PreeiHcf--Ct nfam. ToEship
: Range 10 aid 5 h 10. and Sections al. s.. %. "a IS.
35 inT5R 10 and sees3I 2mT6 Ri6.
The place u voting will DO at Neniaha city. Jahn
-Barues, J. L Sharpe and Dsniel Whiinger Jaasssd
Z Ne 2 BrotgnviHe Preeinct-cop.ainsTbRt s,uaB
-sx,ept sessions 81 81 80 -, IS IS In rs IS AMI sec
tins 80 ami 81 in T. RIG.
Inc place OF yolitg Will be at Brovnvile. lodges
Of election Homer Johnson G. W. Brailoa and Adrian
H0bii zell.
No. 3 M. Vernon PreeiHet-coDtsin suss half rs
r "a and T6 r 10 and fraciinBaIT6 p rs.
The place Of voting wiiIbe al Nj. vernon. Judessd
election wm. Tate A Odd, sudR " Ffime.
No a. ShrOuts PreciHct-cunt.in ms east hafTsRR,
and I s X - ana west half T s r IA.
The place OF vuting will be al G w gbrouTs house.
Judges Of election, Lawrence Kennison, Phillip start
and Ephraim Reed.
MOB Longs Prec'Rcf-contains II a1d5 r "a.
The place Of voting will be John Longs house. Judges
Of election, Joseph Council, william IIugbs, and Joseph
Conrad.
No s, 50 FREDERICK Prc~eiHcf-constsins T land s. R
70 and east half u I 1 and 5 K ~.
The place Of voting viii be az st Frelerick. judges
OF election G Akreyberg CHspWahn anflFm. Engeike.
There will also be an electt n at the time ard PAGES
abuve named, for one TeFritoriaI Auditor Iur said TeuiA
tory; also the election Of a Constable IN Nenaha City
precinct, in the place u Huston Russell, resigned.
By order Of The Board Of commissioners Of SAID county.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO fet my hand and
ahiXed the seal Vf saidcOunfy 10 nv NEE IN
lLSl B.Ownviile, this 18th day OF June, lR8.
6O-Rt ERASTUSE. PARKER. county clerk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

DAo"SFlLlE,
Pursuant % aealiof the secre,av II
-Q'qn company, aqUorum o. the sseE,, y. Gel
net a. The Oaice % r. J. whitney aeu IA =.
Oueean there was found preserf
over tvo-thiEds The entire STOCK AZ ~ e.enisgsa J
DC loi'oNiag resolutions were In rrin-J
AesOlged. /. That ne sumof,-
hereby assessed against eaeh shsra aolauhs a.
3 That ne amount 50 assesSed Z. oetssn coms-
iote tne 1rst day Of August A D issa p1d On q
Of shares. - b. the 49,
3 mat shareholders paying the ,..
% theIreasurer a list o. The numl.- aen shau n
which he makes payment. Thst n. Aa,es ~
deliver such lists to the Secretary Heasutsr ~,
be % make q record Of the same e day d -,
4. Thatail shares upon which s,tr
been paid By the drst day % AsQur .sneal has
ana are hereby declared % be arsate5 - hail l.
o. 4naA tsrali 20 ne duty q ~ T,se eynp.a,
2 strlcta ccountt ~ aittho monagS Fnr 40 -
sessments sh.Iepest ne same 70 a nee,isv Nd =
panJ 70 be bed Al BrpWngille On he ~ tbs Gu.
August. m He sad art d,v
g. Thatthe provistonsOf this assessn.,
ply 70 any shares upon which the sssss- saaln ~ a.
paid. Sssn AsroHs.
7. That cut or any funds Of n,
Of the Treasurer, u shall Be IavluI N ne AEs
py ana WlHthe allowance snd aporgvaI - HeNEaa
- pa9a any anceant aeaihst theoomuaav ~, dai
sented prior 70 the next meeting N ~ oep.
snatlt snail pc lawn for the Treasurer Si ~
ne tppiofafo. Nonresident % enttF M. ~
ana apply the sauds0f the cOmpanvin ~ lfHt h
improvements o. the town site, pri5r ~ no.-lNsis =
ing Of the ampany. next Nv.
Adjourned 10 neetat The call ~ he s..,.
R LWHrNfT
r. ". FURNAS Treas'r and she5, Pes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
Rnlo Western Gnlae.

We have before Us the first number Of
a very neatly executed paper bearing the
above title, and hailing from NRulo il
Richardson county. 1t is edited By our
old and particular friend and corresPOn-
dent Hon. A. ID. KIak, assisted by 2. NJ.
BARRrrr, Esq. OF Mr.. Kirk and his
ability 10 conduct a high.toned, sound
paper, we need not say a word; he is too
widely known, being one Of the earliest
settlers in this section of Nebraska. The
Guide has our best wishes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

We notice by the Clearfeld pa. Re
publican, that E. s. DVNDY, Esq, of Ar
cher, Nebraska, who-has recently return
from an Eastern tour, was, while at his
native town, rendered and accepted a
complimentary supper by his former as
s~ociates in the legal profession. The
proceedings are somewhat lengthy, and
we are sorry we have not room for them
In our paper. Such demonstrations while
gratifying to those for whom they are
gotten up, also speak well for professional
standing,
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
HeaYT Sale 0f Real Estafe.

ST. Nuchols, Esq, a few weeks since
sold to a company in New York, four
thousand fUe hundred acres wild Nebraska
lands adjoining St. Stephen, fifteen miles
below this city. The price ranged from
81 to $l4 per acre; the terms are--one
third cash, q third in SIX and one third
twelve months 1t is the design of the
company purchasing to send out large
numbers of emigrants the present season.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE -DEPARTurN1

EAECUTIFE
Nebraska Territory.
Wneareasa vacancy has occurred in the chice Of Audi-
~ y s1is territory, and whereas it Is provided By law
that an election shall be ordered by The Govo~no- /, =
Territory, now therefore
J. hih1amA. Richardson, Governor OF the Tarrito-v
" Nsulaska, issue this my proclamation ordering an a.
ec'iont 70 be held TO all said vacancy on the nrst Monde
IN august next, being the ID Of said month. that ba51g
me eaI nHedhy Law Tor the election Of members OF me
Assembly. The county c0mmfsEigners IN tLo
ssveiaI e3unties are requested to issue notice Of this
eieetlon atthe time above fixed and in the manaer de-
scibed by law in Ofher elections. -
IA testimony whereof Ihave hereunto set nv hand and
thfgreat seal Of the Territory "a. be afHxed al
Om@la ety, y. T., this 7h Gag o. Juae. 1855.
WI RICHARDSON,
6overnor Eebraska Tsrrltory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
Republican Convention

OF NEMAHA AMI JOHNSON COUNTIES.
According to previous appointment, a large number
Of the Republicans Of Nemaha and johnson. counties
convened in Nemaha City for the purpose Of nominating
candidates to All the Offices Of Councilman and Represen-
tativesin the next Territorial legislature.
On motion, A Melick was called to the chair, and C
FairbrOther appointed Secretary.
On motion Of Mr. HsyeOOk. a committed on resolutions
disappointed consisting Of MeConiga, S G Daily. WIN
F Ball, J Wells, and J Crotber.
The COMMITTEES on resolutions, after a short absence.
reported the following resolutions for the consideration
Of the convention
The undersigned committee would report the fo,tov;ns
resolutions, which were adopted by the late TerritoriaI
Republican convention, held at Omaha IN the pin dsv
o. May, 1883. as fully expressive OF the Sentiments ~
ing
Here were the Resolutions adopted at Omaha ana
published in this paper two weeks go.-EDrroR1
kesofred That while we are opposed to the further
extension Ct slavery we will countenance no stteT,rt a.
interfere with tin States whereit already exists
Sc DAILY.
wv WELLS
P CROTHER. NCommitsee
S MeCONIGA.
WM F BAL =
On motion Of Mr. HsycOok, the convention resolved 10
postpone the nominating Of candidates.
On motion Of Mr. Titus a district central COMMITTEES of
five was appointed, consisting Of t E Haycook. G E I.
Holmes, A lawrence OF Johnson county. E wortbing
and S Kennedy. Ehe convention empowered the said.
central committed to appoint substitutes and requested
il to proce~edimmediately to the DISCHARGE or its duty.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to hand comics
of the proceedings Of this convention to the Nemaha
Valley Journal end BrOwnviIle Advertiser, for pubIIc,-
tiOn, with a request to the papers in the Territory to
copy.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
r- A. MELICK, Pres.
G. W. FAIRBRorHER. Secretary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
Nnfica

whereas George H. Vick Roy. Charles A Freybefg
and others, have By notice published in he Nebnaska
Advertiser Of the 27th Nay 1855. given notice Of ne IN
corporation Of the 81. Fre5erick-t town egmTaIy, in Ne
maha county, NeBraska Territory. This therefore is %
admOnish the publis that the sad pretended l~ncOnS0ra-
tiOn is a gross fraud, and that the pretended i~ncoT1pua-
in that behalf, are noneof them residents Of the town %
st. Frederick, nor have they any right. title % Interest
therein. And further, that persons who design lccnins
investing in said town must apply to the understFned
alone Is authorized 10 dispose u any interest mere
in Xxx c. Z. KErRCHNER.
St. Frederick Nay y. 1858, 4-5W
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

aaiandp b frisndiz the Eerrii0ryZ
not a face that we had ever before gazed
upon-we rejoice to now number them by
thousands and in every settled portion
too Of the codntry. The extensive ac-
qu~aintanse made viii hub pirits from
almost every State in the Union, and in
fact from almost every nstion Of The
globe, With whom BUR intercourse has
been of tie most pleasant nature--socia-
bility and good feeling being a peculiar
characteristic Of all western people, espe-
cially on the extreme border-abundantly
.repays cur laborS
With OR brethren Of the Press we
have enjoyed the friendly grasp of the
pen welding hand. On the agreeable chit
chat secured by use of the types. Here
is another Indication Of The onward pro-
ress Of Nebraska unknoun perhaps. 10
the settlement of any other new country.
The Press has a prominent position in
every pOrtion'of this hnd and in number
has increased from three establishments
70 nineteen within the past two years;
and the fact that there has not been a
suspension or failure among them, is the
best evidence ia the world Of the intelii-
renee and enterprisin0 character IF the
people who r settling Nebraska.
That our course as a journalists or as a
servant Of The people has pleased an, We.
dc not for , moment harBor the idea. Ia
either capacity w never expected it. we
never labored for it, farther than could
be secured in the discharge of duty. As
such, we have been impelled by higher
motives than simply with studied effort 10
endeavor to please this that or the other
body. We have through countless sleep
less nights, together will all the mind
and thought with which nature ard
education have blessed US, ~endeayored 10
discover the path Of duty and right, and
with the aid of our reason and conscience
walk therein. Our great leading object
has been to labor, as a citizen ard jour
.nalst, for the advancement of the inter-
ests of the immediate locality in which
we are situated, when .hey do not conflict
H.
with the interests of otAers. In a higher
capacity, we have studied the interests of
the whole country, not for to-day alone,
but for the future; and with these inter-
ests, the present, future and the solemn
oath of Office constantly in view, we have
acted. How far we might prove success
ful In pleasing, we have never stopped to
think or enquire. Our own conscience
us we have discharged what we
conceived to be our duty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

Reynolds, Of the Nebraska City
News, who passed down the river a few
weeks since "asleep,r returned yesterday
per steamer Dan COnvers, with bis eyes
lFide open. He had with him abetter
half, by whose efforts, We presume, he
was enabled to discern atthis point some
thing more than a Land Office and
Printing Office"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
MURDER Ar n

As notices win in all probability be
made of this case and many opinions en-
tertained in reference to the matter. /
will endeaTOr to give you the history of it
as it comes to me, and, as as / think, from
reliable authority.
The ElkhOrnis situated about eighteen
miles west Of Omaha, in the neighbOr-
hood Of which within the last year a large
and respectable settlement has been
made Of Industrious and p~eaceable citi-
zensr who are endeayOring 10 open up ex-
tensiys farms. They have their claim
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
Navigating the Biz Nemaha.

We learn hat a small steamboat sue
ceeded without much trouble in ascending
the Big Nemaha River as far up as
Fails City, ! distance of about twenty
five miles. This cannot fail to prove
gratifying to the enterprising citizens of
this fOurishing and prosperous young city.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
CHAIN NOmIOr

TO Benoen Johnsoa and all others ~.
concern. Hou are hereby noiiaed 70 atpe,. = ng
Land once IN BrOwnvilie. on The 2d dav M m. as
~ o-cloeK, as | intend to prove up nv -,
presumption NE southWest quarter OF secfi.. (
teen township six, north OF rsnge iourteen =. @u.
@-2w June %, 80. FRANCIS trpSS,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
Council BIufFs and ST. JoseDhR r. h.

The survey of this road is progressing
finely, and we understand the engineer
reports the route as much better than he
at first anticipated. The President of
the Road was here one day last week,
and reports the citizens along the road as
wide awake to their " interests, and
3 tirut f1r has no doubt but every coun-
~ along the line will subscribe literally
to the stock Of the Company. If they do
so, and we have no reason 10 doubt that
they will, the road will be pushed ahead
a little faster than any other road in the
West. The counties of Pottawattamie,
Mills and Fremont, can build the Road
within their " limits. They have a
large amount of Swamp Lands which
they can and will appropriate in aid of its
construction. The grading and bridging
can be done this season, and the road once
graded and bridged, there will be no diff
ficulty in procuring the rails.
While in st. Louis, while we CONFER
sed with several wealthy citizens of that
place, relative to the road, and all agreed
that it is a road in which St. Louis is
deeply interested, and would aid in its
construction. The counties in Nebraska
and Kansas, lying upon the Missouri riv-
er, are also deeply interested.in the con-
struction of this road, and we doubt not
from the interest already taken in the
matter, will materially aid in its construc-
ton. Let the ball be kept in motion
every revolution it makes adds to its size
and Importance Council Bluffs Bugle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
StraYed or tnlen

FROM me subscriber, on the 2ih Of MAY. , h,-,
horse, small blaze in forehead. tail 1890 ssaa
sWay-oacked, abouto years old. A liberal rew,,5 ~
be paid for his returner inteIigence that all ~ y,
ms recovery. S II CLAYTON.
June -, oS7t 2miles north u HruFnvut.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
Claim notice.

TO VIM a Mccoy. TT Mccoy. and eli va
concern You are hereby notified that ! WI . "a.
~ AAnd Ouice IN brownville, on thursday J5iV T, !"
empuon 20 the southwest quarter 81 secit,1 pre-
IN township i've, range fourteen eat. sea,
June2S. 1858 2t6 GEORGER RRvNntn.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

TO John Bidier and an others whom IL ray concern.
You are hereby notified that u stephen 3 Miles a. mil
uDon route No 1901. VIII appear afthe Land
Omceat BrOwnville Nemaha county. Nebruska Terri
iorY on The 3Oih day o. June, 1853 at 2 OislocE p Y,
and apply 70 enter as a mail station by pne-enpnna me
quarter Of section thirty-JWo, IA township
two, Rance IA. east
June 10, 1858. n5O 81 s b. NILES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

Hon. Henry B. Anthony, x Governor
of Rhode Island and editor of the Provi.
dence Journal, was elected by the Gen.
eral Assembly on the 2Sth ult., U. S.
Senator for six yeavs, from the 4th of
March next, receiving 90 out of lOO
votes.
A dispatch to the Chicago papers, says
the majority of the Judicial committee of
the Senate have reported that Messrs.
Fitch and Bright are entitled to their
seats as Senators from Indiana.
A. d. Young, of Flatbush, XIV, sued
Laban Letton for $4,000 damages, on
account of the wife of the latter charging
Young's wife with inideIity to her huS-
band. The jury gave him $4,000.
A few days ago Adams & Co.'s Ex-
press was robbed of $4,000, between
Charleston, S. c., and Columbus, Ca
The company promptly paid over the
amount to the parties who entrusted it to
their care.
A. G.. Blakely, of Missouri, has been
appointed Consul of the United States at
Talcahuano.
Mrs. Guthrie, an old lady resident in
New Concord, Muskingum county, Ohio,
died a few days since. from eating of the
leaves of the common Garden Rhubarb
or Pie Plant, which are exceedingly poi
sonous, although the stems or peduncles
are harmless.
The wife of the late Henry William
Herbert was in Indianapolis, Ia, Cor the
purpose of procuring a divorce, at the
time her husband committed suicide in
New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
CLAIM NOTICE

To all whom IL may concern. You are hereby s,Bs.t
mat will appear at the Lard once At Brswnvibe
Nebraska on the29th day OF June 1883. al 10 geIocf
d, 70 prove up my right % Pre-emptusn 20 the nors-
east quarter Of section thirty, in towlshlp Two rsse.
number sixteen east.
JuneH 5I-2t p L q SRFRy
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

was taken up By the subscriber, on the br ibf 49,.
cot, supposed 70 be 3 years old, with 3 white heaf ~
white lace. Also a grey colt I year OH. The ovrsr =.
nave them BY calling, proving property and p,yp-
charges IN r. Toap ~ F'"s
June H. 0l-3L Iftfla Nowah. ut.-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
GEORGE EDWARDS


OFFICE-MaiH S. East Of Kinasy 3 Eou.s, a.
Nebraska City. MT,
PerSons who contemplate buidinr can
With Designs, Plans, Specifications, &c. ior spi14.-9
any class OF variety Of style, and the ertrfia, 49,
same superntendedi II desired. Prompt Attention ,S ~
10 business from a distance. Ha
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
Extra or Can Session.

We are credibly informed that Cover
nor Richardson viii most likely convene
the Legislature so soon after the approach
ing election as it is ascertained who the
members elect are-say Immediately af-
ter the Land Sales.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
CITY LOTS.

Ihave for sals a number Of beautifully located lets n
the Cifyof BrOWnviile. which ! am auThD.ifed g. sell ~
bargains for Clsh- New cJmers will Do WelfG ctll %
me before making I~urcnases. r
Br0vbvills, March Is, 20 Real Estate AgeuA
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
securing a foOihOld in that quarter Of the

securing a foothold in that quarter Of the
continent.
Report in hesPhiladelphia Argus says
that Gen. Walker is about 10 sail for
Nicaragua with three thousand associates.
The Richmond South thinks. Of course,
this is an exaggerated statement, but that
It IS not at all improbable, however, that
Gen. Walker will soon return to Mica
ragua, and with a sufficient amount of
force to insure the quiet occupation Of
the country. The internal disturbances
of the Isthmian province invite bis pres
ence, while the movements of M. Belly,
make out a sufficient case for the passive
a-cquiescence Of our own Government. We.
cannot imagine a more obvious and eff
feciual ~expedient for the defeat of for
eign intrigues in Central America, than
to assist Walker in the conquest of the
country EAllthings considered, we may
hazard the assertion that the United
States Government viii not again inter
cept a "fllibuster" expedition 10 Mica
ragua.-H. Joseph Gazette. Te
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

From The subscribed. about The I5th y Anil. two
HORSES. one a light sOrrelhorse. long name and tail,
with a large scar ab0nt the eye On the LEFT side Of his
Idee no oIher marks remembered The ether . large
dark pay mare, a little inclined 70 BeyeA nsckedI black
name and tail, name wUru By the collar, When sac len
nome had a sore back. NJ other marks arc remember
ed. ltisthOught, unless separated per f0ree, me two
are together. The sorTel IL we'll kuDwn Sbrguch' Eansas
and southern Nebraska. a. the horse rode b. Col. Dickey
during the kanSas war. Any inf0rnatiob leading 10
their recovery Will be thankfully received sEst liberal
reward paid therefor. address,
ls-3w Pals Cifg, FIosrFSS p e511tv y T
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

So The Grand Lodge Of the Independent Or
R@$A aer Of Odd Fellows, Nebraska Territory.
wall convene at Omaha on the Second Tues
day in June next.
r. W FURNAS. Grand Sec,v.
fapers IN the Territory friendly will please COPY
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
Gasping, Dying.

"a
We observe reluctantly the Mechanically
fact that many newspapers now published
in Nebraska and Western Iowa are gasp
ing for breaih-in short, diving. We SYM
pathize with them and with them feel
disposed TO come down on the people who
induced their establishment and then have
refused or neglected their support. News
papers cannet-be published without the
daily expenditure q, cash.-not credit
money, aud Editors and proprietors are
unfortunately SO nearly human that thew
are obliged 10 wear clothes and consume
food thereby entailing personal expenses
upon their journal. t1ol
1t is altogether a mistaken motion that
type, paper, ink, press and iourneymen
can be procured, worked up, worn out
and used up without the consumption of
any money whatever, and the people who
entertain it are generally either fools or
knaves.
Good Newspapers build towns and
whenever we see a paper die out from
want Of support we shall know that the
town is a failure and a humbug.4Ne-
braska Wews.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

me orncers OF the Second Brigade will meet at The
Bank Hall in Nebraska City, at O'clock on Inc An ~
July. 1858, to elect a Colonel, Lieut.. Colonel, Major and
Adjutant for the Cd Brigade.
Byorder Of Brig'r Gen'l, II. P. DOWNS,
O.P.M MASON, Adj't Gent % Brigade.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24

On the first page win be found a NUM-
Der Of useful and interesting articles
"HaEe We a National policy "-hDevon
Cattle. Z Gardening Operation for
+.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
SONS OF

SEr-@ There will be a meeting OF the
61vE( kSons Of Malta at their retreat on
JzJI saturday evening next. As impor-
MN atant busine S will be transaes ed. IL
~ rs hoped there will be a general at
@@@t tendance.
By order Of the GRJAoTO
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-06-24
n,

G, Deuser has removed his Tin Ship lion Fru1f street.
10 Main street, nearly opposite the new H8tel, where be
has opened up the largest stock o. ware in bis line % be
fonnd IN the upper country. He sOlicits . continuance
Of patronage. June 10, f58.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-08-13
ALWAYS ON HAND,

At the Old Stand Of =. NEvIUS & Co.
Wholesale or Retail large
n assortment of sunday School Books and
Rewards general supply OF Books IN use IN
the Common Schools Academies, semlnaries,
&c. of this and adjoining couniles-CaP,fos''
Bath and Note Papers and Envelopes, PLAIN
and fapcy-Slares, Slate aud Lead Pencils,
Blank books, Copy books Pass books Pocket
NemorandumS, Diaries, Inks and lnkStands'
Nucilase, Liquid Glue-Blbles, Testamenis'
Commentaries, Psalms and Hymns IN use by
tho different ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Miscel-
ianeous books, Ladies' Albums, Autograph
books. Diaries, Wiring Pads, Nisilng Cards.
&c. &c. -,
Having an exclusive agency for the SAFE oi
P,ndalrs Life of jefferson and Hunts AmeH-
can Merchants, | solicit subscribers 10 "ose
valuable works ,,,.,s
ISrA liberal discount allowed TO Merchants
and Retailers generally.
Special attention of School Directors anu
Teachers is invited TO Row ochooi Nesis'.''
of which am now the sole Publisher.
Intending to add to my stock rom .l"e !"
lime as The wants OF the community n'"t
renuire, solicit the aid Of generous Pnohe
in nv efforts 10 build up Book AND orA'''-
why BrsrSEss in this place.
ANY Books called for not on our sn.iVes
ordered promptly at the lowest ol'y I.aa' pr
ces. Foreign Books imported to oTder.
Levy, Aug 2, 1883 "M' "' MA