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DARLOR FURNITURE,
PAPKR- HANsIsss AND UPHoLsTERY Goops.
The subscrl bers keep hand and make to order
al styles Of CABINET and PARLORa
FURNiTURE,s suoh rs Sofas, Arm, EASY ,andtA
Rocking Ctsirs, Lounges, & 20. Also. q supe- N
rior assortment of PAPER HANGING"
msnner. Carpets Cut, Made, and Put Down on
short notice. Furniture Repaired and Vanished
Sleepy Hollow Arm Chairs from Sl2 to SD each
Enamsled Covered Lounges as low as S5.
call Is respectfully solicited from persons fur.
nlshng their houses, as and do sell furniture
Of oHr otcS make, as low, If not lower. than the
same sfye Of work mot olty make,) can be bought
at in this city.
JOS. r. X. PLANT CO.,
Paper Hangers. u Upholstsrers ard
Manufacturers of urnturs.
oc Sm $50 ID street. md IOeh.
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PHILADELPHIA DRAUGHT ALE.

Inc underslgned having accepted the agency now
eve notlce that they prepared to furnish their
Tcuiitomers and the public generally with Massey,
Collins Co.'s superior
DRAUGHT ALE,
u vnole and half barrels. at Baltimore prices for
Cash on delivery. As We sell this Ale ouIy on oosn-
mlsson our terms Will be rgidly adhered to- Satis-
Acton guaranteed In every instance provided notice
tapping.
Domestic Ales. Porter, and Brown Stout fully
eeuAi II not superior, to importedJ at 81 to Sl-5
Per dozen, delivered IN any part of Washington,
Georgetown, or Alexandria. = -
Army & SHINN,
ocU 81 Green street, Georg etovn.
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: Georgetown Advertisements,
CHRISTMAS CAKES. FRUITS. 4o.

The subscriber has the pleasure OF informlns hi,
m mh.mer9as customers and the public that he has On
nano o large assortment Of all kinds of
=. 80 CAL Els. ...- -.
sateSe Tor the Chris.mas holidays oopslstlnx IN
Sr S q Fonnd, IuIt, and other kinds also, e. N
afasturs; LEMONS ORANGES,P PK USEs' and
AZ manufacture all my own Cakes and candie..
texcept renchO fatter my self able TO selI Vhols
ssie OF retail on - reasonable terms ss any hou g
AZ tns .Dlstriot. S.. G. G. ATS, =
ooH<W Bridge street.
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nNHE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR


1NHE GREAT VITAL REG GENERATOR,
TRIESEH MAR!
Observation-Disclosures by Royal Letters Pat
ent of England. and occurred by the Seals Of the
Eoole de PhaI macIe de Paris and the EmpeTAl Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. is inva uahe for relaxation. spermstorrh6s,
and phy sioa exhaustion. and o a tonic.
No. completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
ssous and pemioous Of cOpavla and cubebs.
No has entirely supp anted the INJURIOUS use OF
mercury, thereby insuring TO the sufferer speedy
the veAocs o{ disease.
TRIESEktG, MOL. 2, and 5, are prepared In the
form of loz ems e. ssyoId of taste ell. and
be carried in the woistcoat pocket. Sold IN TIN
CASES. DIVIDED INTO SEQ ARATE DOS admin
&o. Price IS each, or four cases ~ one for IS,
which saves IS; and in 81 osses, Whereby there y
Or. BARROW, isl Prince street, New lort. Inn
medIately on receIvinG aremittance, DIR. Barrow VII
securely packed. and addressed according TO the in
structlons of the writer. de Il Sm
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE.-The
subscriber Offers st private sale the property
known the Bakery situatef the south eide
Canal near the AsexaDd nla Az nsduot together with
the wharf, which is about 2o feet deep from Canal
to river; the tow path beng included in thus prop
erty.
Inc Bakery hss Q front of 81 feet on the Canal
and controls 50 inches Of water for driving its ma
Tins property for Bakery or Coal Yard 10 not
surpass cd BY any in the District.
Also. Wood and Coal Yard now in the occu pancy
Of Hurty & 0me and Mr.. Barron. THIS property
has front Of 10 feet on ths Cana and lo24 feet on
the west side Of Green street, and Is easy of
cess for consumers from Georgetown or Washing
ton any yard IN the Dstr,of.
The above property Will be offered on liberia terms
Apply to THOMAS BROWN, lx West street,
GEORGETOWN; or to =. II. BROWN, Pa. sv.. next 20
corner of 18th street. Washington. ID. G. au 25-u
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CHRIsTMAs AsPREsENTs.-AMBR
" Cfor preseutsD put up IN cates expressly ior
trend, CAL AZ SAND-' 6aller..
deli Pa,sve., bet. sth and stL sts,
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CIDER!-CIDER .!LCIDER

Grooers and other retailers can he supplied with
prime Clarified CIDER in quantities to suit and on
reasonable terms, bT -
no S-tf ARMY & sHINN.
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES,

CLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES,
~ A Rdrs Opportunity for BoTgdtss.
Having opened establishment in New York
city. No. l04 Duane street. for the exclusive pur-
pose OF manufacturing our own stock in future, We
have determined 10 sell of for the next six weeks
our present stock Of Ready Made Clothing now IN
store. at greatly reduced prices, for cash only, 20
make room for an entire new stock.
We therefore shall offer inducements TO cash pur-
chaSers never witnessed in this city, Our object is
TO now sell and to ask early CALL that purchasers
may have the benefit Of making their selections from
one of the largest and most fashionable stocks VI
Ready Made Clothing to he found this side of New
York. WALL, STEPHENS a. CO.,
S2 PennsylyanIa avenue,
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Fer Rent and eala.

TO LET-Ths three-story BRICK HOUSE
II No. <2s 5th street, between and r. Has bath
room and Eas. Rent S<2s. lneuire on the premIses
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nR. COGGSWELLS NEW MEDICAL
II SALT xerts, like the Vaccine matter ex-
tTaoTdinRIy influence over the veins and arteries,
resulting in a gradual deo Inc OF Inflammation, as
ind lcated by the pulse, which soon resumes its nat
ural state. as the heat pain and fever disappears.
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(yENTS' SEWED CALFSRiN ROOTS. of
a. xr oar Own make, SS!5-superior to any ever q
ouered before at this price.
>. .ROsBNTHAL, n
,a.s,usb No.2a Pa. ave, I Marker Space,
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\ YEAR OF ABUSDANCE.-The Providence
Journal thinks there is high promise Of a
year of abundant food In the regions to
WI ich slae Firilized world mainly hook for
the supply OF food the prospects are Of large
returns to the labors of agriculture. In
England, where the supply of food is so i'm
pOrtant that the effects of abundance or of
scarcity extend to all tho commercial! coun-
tries, the harvest has begun earlier than
usual, and with favorable weather. In
France, where the peace of Europe depends
largely upon a good crop, the same tavora-
blc appearances prevail; aud in this country
the yield promises 10 be- enormous. The
vine, that has suffered so severely all over
the country, is now fonrishing to- degree
that leaves NO doubt that the vintage of
1853 promises to take its place among the
great years Of quantity aud quality. The
disease that has long afflicted it has been
mastered mainly, we believe, by the aPpli-
cation of sulphur.
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DEATH OF a Wealthy PRNCE.-The
Prince .inatoie .Demidoh, Russian Minister
to Tuscany, well known for his immense
wealth, for his historical works on Russia,
and as the husband of the Princess Mathiide
BOnaparte from whom he lived separated,
has just died at Turin. The Princes wealth
was mostly invested in the silver and dia-
mond mines of Russia lie owned and
worked, some years ago, seventy-fivc thou-
sand seris. The sum he was obliged 10 pay
the Princess Mathiide annually for her siis-
tenance, was fifty thousand ropblcs, about
forty Thousand dollars. When the Empire
was declared in France, and the Princess
sMathilde took the position of the first lady
of the Imperial family, she was asked 10
rcnouncc this income, and to receive. one IN
common with the other menbcrs of the mn
perial family from the French treasury
But the Princess refused, because she re
gaTded the silver mines of her husband as
of more certain duration than the Empire
in France. 1t is said that the Princess con-
times to live upon the forty thousand dol
lars furnished her by the act OF separation
from her husband. aud refused to take a sou
from the French treasury.
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METHOD TO SUPPRESS MoRMoNIsN.-It
is proposed, by writer, as the most effec-
tual means Of putting down Mormonism and
destroying polygamy in Utah, that one-half
the soldiers Of the Utah army, be marched
into Salt Lake Valley and then discharged,
on condition that they remrin in the Terri
tory five years. To let loose such a body of
amorous bachelors would break up all the
I harems Of the Saints, and overthrow the
hierarchy III twelve months.
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THE STATE OF INDIANA,

u 4
--.-- Indianapolis, Jan. II, 1873.
WIrEREAs, the 4Eina Insurance Company Of Hart
ford has fIed in this Office, statement of its con
ti,n le let of January, ls5S, the act Of is in
corporation and amendments properly certified to-
snd its written instrument, nsminating its agents
aud authorizing them fully and unrcseryedy to
knowledge service Of PROCESS in the event of srits
Nun, therelorr, in pursuance OF the reguireinsnfs
Of An Act to amend Act entitled an Act q the
transportation nf Insurance Companies, defining
their rnwers and prrscribins heir duties, osed
March 2, Is55. having presented satisfactory 'vi-
dcncc to nie Of full compliance 10 the requirements
and specifications dfsthaf ,Art T. JoIrS1W. nuDD
Auditor efthe State Of Indiana, do hereby certify
AiIHS G. nkLLErE. Of Evansyilie. as the Agent uf
SAID Company is authorized 10 transact the business
pf Iusursiice ~ the Agent OF said Etna Insurance
Company n. this Sfate. UP to Jnly 1t, ls5s, che
sxtefs that he may he commissioned and apFoinfed
/ ~ She sail itompany.. - T.nAr+v
! In witness whereof. j have hercunto s1lesribed
name and caused the seal oi my efdce to be af-
iNsa, thin. I2th day of January. 1858. -. -.
80 JOHN W. W0UD, Andit.r q. State.
ALLES G. HALLECK, AGrNr,
Ich6 Evansville Ind.
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IrtI;flTTTES

40 ~ "a IrtI;fLfTTES - --Nrr-
Tho arsor,nt Of Liabilities due net due p
p 10 banks or other creditorS-nothiiig - -
Losses adjusted and do--nonc '-e-
losses adjusted and not due. .... g IL e;5 .?
Losses adjusted, in su<rcits-, waiting
further proof contested. 16l ss-s5
All other clainls against the Company
are small, for printing Sc. - 49, -
AgeDts Instructed to take risks exceeding Sie,-
900 without special permission 80 -
The ercttcst amount insured m any epc city, town
or village varies. 49,
n Tie Jresstsn,,nt allowed TO he insured ia any
y. The Charter or Act Of lnHloration aud amend
3 ment Il hcr'with presented; =. - - s.-s
Ltss... s--a J. y : - TIIoS. H. BRACE, ,lf,
4. Hartford Jan. let, lS5S. - 30 Secretary.
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bsy" The stock of pork ut New Orleans
on the Ist inst, was 1887 bbls. against
$40 bbs on the lst of July, IL, ,634 bblss
same time last year, ll669 bbls. in 1856,
and 10, i26 in 1855.
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,Daa HHLs- e;NoIcE l-sHD or,
ufeAA 4GIGLEl.,Ss EXTRA So
INDNyO GAR CtfED HAMS. Received and
for sale hy II. II. CoUk L son,
iuly2 Sole Ag-nt for Evansville

JNOO OTfCE.-CjSA! G.SSH! CASH.
otv On and after February LIST. 1855, will clo--
nv books 10 all running accounts and sell for cash
only or its equivalent.o
Experience has taught me TO take this plan, be-
leving il TO be TO the interest Of buyers, well
10 myself shall tryto make il an object for all to
pay cash. and hope 20 give offence TO none by
sing credit shall refuse all without respect to
person or persons. All goods must be paid for be-
fore they leave the store. If satisfactory thew
can be returned. and will refund the money.
Also take this opportunity to offer my sincere
thanks for the iberal patronage with which WAS
heretofore favored, and ask a continuance Of the
same, promising to merit the same by prompt and
fair dealing and an additional inducement in prices
janis SAM. EMB1CH,
Main 2 doors below second.
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CERTIFICATE

NTNDsBORo, 5 c, March 3 1857
l., David Ellsin, do hereby certify that hare
been badly afflicted for two months with infamma.
terry rheumaiisD, one OF my legs being much swoI-
en-stiff and soTe-so that i found il exceedingly
difficult to wslkfhat the stiff joint has been twice
rubbed with Prof DeGrath's celebrated Electric
Oil within thirty hotrx; and have the perfect
of the afflicted limb. was also troubled with
partial deafness in my left ear, and BY single sp-
plication Of the Electric OIL my hearing has been
greatly improycd
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English superceding French.

Germany is becoming so ADglicized now
that France grows indignant at the slight
put upon her language, her literature, her
taste and her people For many years, it
has been the habit to consider French the
court language of all Europe. No matter
whether Won were a Russian or a Swede, a
Turk or a Pole, an, Italian or German,
French was a tongue as necessary to your
respectable progress in life as your own ver-
nacuar, and every educated man or WOMAN
acquired it, as a matter Of course, TO be used
with the same frequency and tluency. All
over Germany this has been peculiarly the
case for at least two centuries, and French
books, French goods, French customs have
taken precedence esof everything indigenous
But now, how changed The scenel France
has, little by little, lost. her hold upon the
German mind, and England has gradually
usurped the estranged affection. For thirty
years this gradual metamorphosis has been
going-oD, and al present English, inste I'd Of
French, is taught at eveiy epectable scnool.
English volun G have superseded French
ones in the general perusal English -au-
thors crowd out Of the market the produc-
tions of Partisan minds, and an Anglomania,
as the French term il, pervadcs the Teutonic
head, heart aud literature.~So much the
better. -
The United States have contributed to
give TO the English languagean impetus in
the practical world which cannot be resist
ed by all the arts Of government English
Will continue To acquire n prepoRderanee
until it shall become the speech of eiviliza-
ton and Christianity, when il, in turn, must
culminaie and give way, perhaps, to some
new rival for universal dominion.
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NFT IITNNt1r
Bank, New Y crk stock 49,. - 110 z200
;;OD shares Importers 4 Traders
Bank, New York stock - 100 % 2S,GO
i00 shares American Exchange
Bank, New York stock 1 loo 95 Jsow
$50 shares Herchantsi Esnk
v. Y. stock k................... 20 los 800
l., share Neehonics a Trs-r = - s--zs+.-
---s-ders Bank, Jersey City s..r' So
stock 100. % l,i.
loosharcs Us. Trust %, New
York, stock........,...,....., 100 100 lO,oD
10 share y. Y. Life Iiis. &
Trust Co, ". Y stosk..... 1eo $50 y, 2,Joe7
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DAVID ELKrs.

-a AUGUSTA, Ca, March 3s, 1857.
PRoF. DrGRArH-Dear Sir: This is TO certify that
have been afflicted with headache and COINS OR r y
feft-from which have suffered ve-y much--gnd
by the application of DeGrath's Electric Gil I
have been cured Of nay headache and corns, and
therefore recommend IL TO sil. p TcCUE.
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TEn.ns or sU8ScsIPTIO.s.


h--' v w
By the week payable 20 Carer s).......... 10
Tri-weekly PapeT.-.......s.... 20
Weekly 2 90
= Clubs a l6 oraniors.s..........!...4.. / on
ne Tho priyilege sE yearly advertisers is limited
their e.iiste business In their
aud AT asiv.rt isen,ents for the benefit Of other
l-rsons. vel a. observation-disclosures aud adver-
tiscmens ef aucton sales, and slyeT tiscInents with
the Of other persons. sent iii ly tlieh must
I've paid for at the Isaal rates. : lEl--e = r
GS No report, resolutions or proceedings of any
.,rporation, seciety, Association public meeting
aud no communication Designed 90 csfll attention
any matter ef limited Of individual interest can be
inserted, tmiesss paid fur ~ an ESTABLISHMENT.
M Contracts for yearly advertising will not bs
DISCONTINUED unless order to that effect j. 1cft at
rhe Office, and when discontinued in less than
year, the price Of the whole seoFiwill be charged
nv legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
lshed AZ the expense OF the attorneys ordering, and
deIayable for legal proceedings, but colicctablc
al vur usIlal time.
aa Our term FOR JOB Work aud transient adyer-
tiseInents are ctSH. p
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A JORDAN
MACON, ApriI 8. 1877

PR0r. DEGRATH-Dear Sir: /, Capt. B. q. Smith,
hereby certify that have been afflicted with rheu.
InatiSm for four years and at times could not ses
Ey hearing of the wonderful cures by peGratL'
Electric Oil, was induced 10 try IL, and by the
first application Of the Electric oil was at once
relieved, and now have the use OF nv arm The
application made before fifty persons-
B. B. SMITH, Twiggs Co
We the undersigned, were present:
J. j. Riley, J. II. Brantly, II. J. Cooper.
Rdieiqh ~. CT Sscziord
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~ nE.9IT1 sH. Ds-OFFft II sfstD
olH eResidence in Mr.. CaldwelEs Buildings,
Locust, near Second Street.
rTBASKFpL for the liberal patronage given to him
last summer, he has returned to Evansville. with the
dsclsn uf becoming permanent citizen, and rfs
pectfitiy offers his professional services in all dis
eases. acute or chronic. -4- a t..f-T
While DR.. u. regards the scientific Of HatcE ~
the FebriftIgum Magngni, he nevertheless all
the sf- rciiIc'ies both of The AloIthc and Eclectic
Schools adjuncis, discElrding all injurious 8nJ
poisonous medicines go ..- 81 -- -
lie would cab the attention of the public to the
following 49, s--f
{ --...-r 49, n. SPECIALITIES.
!. CANCERS Removed without the knife and pcrna-
nentiy cured.
r. B.1xtuTTI< ASD Co>rt xPTte>-Treat.d by the
new system Of inhslaiiono Of medicsted vsycrs- as
. sisted by yaluabl ex expecioiant syruIs.
DIsEAsEs OF sHE EIEs.-Pcrsonz who have had
their eyes burnt with various kindsof caustics.
ceiying little or no benefit viii find il 10 their In
tercst t. change the.treatment.
I FEMALE pIsEAsFs-WilI be treated with re narica-
ble estIcceSs. Various new rcnlcdirs will he used.
the Magnet Electric machine for nervous diseases,
&c. &c. ..-
cbci~o .,F r,,re
drugs and medicines wines and brandies for rnedi-
cal purposes only), and the most popular patent
medicines at retail. Persons calling for medicines,
and paving for them in the Office. have medical
counsel without charge. l--it
sE6rr Physicans' PRESCRIPTIONS both Of the -Alo-
pathic and Electric schools carefully prepared at all
. hours - "a BEATTY, NJ ID.
myI4-Iy a eT z- 5frst- si
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PEoT. De GRATIS ELECTRIC oII-s25 REwAnD.-
will give SIS for the apprehension of low SCAMP.
who printed some dirty handbills and called his
stuff by the name of Electric Oil
CAUTIOS.-Beware of low pedlurs and picaysre
druggists who put up stuff composed Of camphena
and lard oil, calling it Electric OIL. No Ieddlars
sell the genuine Electric Oil in the United States
IL Is sold only by respectable druggists ard country
,hants.. Be sure and get DeGrath's Electric
Oil, or you viii he cheated
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Ep:s.,-spXLLB PLPER H:sRE-

KNTf.NNSTXLLE IdFEh HTFF-
-ELhouse-We have nc,v-on hand, and Offer on
liberal terms, well assorted stock for printers and
hoolzbinders, among which pe paEle-- s
800 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards 1000 Tar Boards
A. well as coicred Printing Paper; / ain Cap and
Hose fiat Cap; Denny, Medium, white and colored
Cards and Card Boards, which We have cut TO
any size; Post-office paper, Manila Wrapping.
Printers Ink, &c. We also beg leave to call the
attention Of dealers to ottr stock Of 25o0 bundles
Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross of Bonnet Boards
The highest market price raid for Rags. s
jyl TENNEY a SORENSON. .
DOHDER, SHOT, CPS IND
II Lead for sale AZ z. II. COOK & SONS
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-. CYRUS W, FIELD.

NJ The PRESIDENTS CARS OF HIS OWN STATE.
vPennsylvania supplies, we believe, about
one-half of the diplomats. of the country.
The following is complete list of Foreign
Ministers from Pennsylvania, at present
holding Office.
George VI. Dallas, Minister TO London !;
VIM. b. Reed, Minister to China; Joseph
X. Chandler, Minister to Naples; Joseph b.
Clay, Minister to Lima; Charles Il. Bucka-
lew, Minister to Ecuador. As there is sup
posed To be -still room for more, Ex-Mayor
Vaux, of Philadelphia, is an applicant for
another appointment of this grade.
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STATE OF, coSNEcTIcpr,

- - Hartford County. ) =
-a 49, sUAITFORp, Jan lst, 1h5s
Personally appeared before me. Justice II flie
pestrp, duly qualified to administer Oats, THOMAS
Is. BRACE. Secretary aud nae solemn oath that
-tb, foregoing statement of the assets aud condi-
| zion of the -Etna INSURANCE Company is true.
- HENRY EOWLEG. Jurtic,. of the 1acc.
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IFyHST CIV uBELTI...fI...--To r,fute Mt
~ tsrix- Inadc in 2 aiyertisement in


IEyH.ST GC.U BELTE.H.6i!.,!--To refute ut
II terry statements made in an advertisement in
another column, aboHf the New. York -kltns
Co :" yuicanizcd Rutber Betting and Psel1ire, IL is
only necessary tr say that the editors Of tbs Sr1-
ENTIEIC AMERICAN, in a long and elaberstcSr
ticc in their columns (which every reader Of that
Invaluable paper has SEEM recommends the New
York Betting 10 s Betting above all sihaiFsand hy
way o clincher they state that they use ittn all
their presses and machinery. :. -. s.,-..
This Company j. wealthy, and am authorized to
guarantee the articles made by them equal, u not
superior TO any other make.
81 The rapid sale Of the New York Delting ~ our
largest mchinists, mills and factories 90 mcifwho
arc judges and cannot be dscciyed Il sufficient evil
dcnce of its value, butthe testimony of the cien-
tife American can't be set aside by dspar 1inS
competitor '.Nuf ced. y r, -.
! just opening the eighth shipment TO me OF Belt
ing since summer. for sale at Cincinnati prices.
"a CHARLES s. WELLS. New store,
-dec3 Opposite ]. II. Msghee Cos.
AE sHIs,.tEW ". TUH.s1P SEED
L 6c crop OF 1s5s.-fl - Fa
2bbls. New York Co.'S. Sugar. s4
\ Loaf do
Il Powdered do.
. St Louis :" Loaf do.
= 2tn Boxes Window Glass, 8 y 10 to "a lS.s
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