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Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
Fall and Winter CL0AKs.
ELEGANT CLOAKS.

IN CASTOR BEAVER, NELVET, &C., to which
they invite the attention of Ladies and strangers
J. w PROCTOR & CO.
PARIS MANrILLA EMPoRIuM.
s23-It Gl2 Chestnut street PhiIadrIuIio
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23
Smyrna Prices Current.
COrrPeLpH WeeLIm

Corrected Weekly.
IFhe@t SI.30 for white, and 81 % for red.
Corn S3c. per bushel.
j Flour $i6 so per bbl.
Meal 95c. per bush.
Rye quiet at Csc.
OatS steady at 35e.
Re0nS 81 90.
my Is selling at $40 to $l2 per ton, for both
timothy and clover,
M1H'es-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
Wood-lIckory $3.50; best Oak $3.50;
common Oak 81 p; Maple S.. %, aud mixed
and rough Oak So % per cord.
FAMILY PRODUCE.
8ntter' per lb, 70 Honey, per ID, Is
Eggs per dOz, 10 Dried Apples, 81 IS
Lard, per ID, Ii do Peaches, rs
Hams - Potatoes, per b, IS
Shoulders Shoulders 10 Chickens, per d, So 90
81 1iueS' IL Oysters, per bu, G2
Iallow' 10 Onions, 50
Feathers, so
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
WhHat-White 81 40; Red l 30; Corn 04c;
Oats 81.
NEW YORK MARKET
Wheat-White 81 Is; Red 35; Corn CSC;
Oats 80.
Smyrna times., 1858-09-23

FARMERS in the vicinity of the Delaware
Railroad, are directed to the advertisement of
Jno. 5. Evans, Esq, who has made arrange.
mentS at all the principal stations on the Della.
ware Railroad, for the purchase of wheat. rye.
corn aud oats, at the highest prices. The far.
mers will find this arrangement of Mr.. Evans.
a great dcsderatum, particularly so as the hiob.
est cash prices are paid Immediately on de-
livery.
0T Read what Mr. Flangen sa VS. about the
Telegraph and his great Shoe emporium in
Wilmington. He has piece of the telegraph
wire on exhibition at his store, whittier all are
invited to go and see it, and also to buy Boots
and Shoes cheaper than can be had at anv other
establishment in the country.
CF Quarterly Meeting Conference will be
held at the NJ. L. church, in this town. on Fri.
day evening, at y o'clock. p. IN. Love Feast.
Sunday mOrning-doors closing at Dam
Preaching by the Presiding Elder in the even.
ing.
6T Sweet potatoes are selling in our mnrke,
at $l.OO per bushel; Round potatoes, 81. 90:
and Tomatoes, 30 cts. In Philadelphia, the
same products are selling at cheaper rates. viz
Sweet potatoes, so cts. per basket, Round Po-
tatoes, 624 cts, and Tomatoes, 81 cts.
c. B. Rogers, Esq, No. Ill Market street
Philadelphia well known to many .Qf our farm
ers, calls attention to his Super phosphate o.
Lime' which he is selling at $40 per ton o.
1000 pounds.
" Young men wishing to study surveying
engineering, &C., are referred to the card o
Prot. Porter, Newark, Del.
Several communications have come to hand
which will appear in our next issue.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
Monday, Janu ry %, 1858.
Four Daiiy 'Vraius
THROUGH TICKETS.
ALL EASTERN, WESTERN, 4 NORTHERN
NORTH WESTERN CITIES.
CONNECTIONS:

"a. NJ. Train connects nj Richmond, with Indi
ana Central Road for indianapolis. Chicago, Lafay
cite. Tcfrc llauie, ST. Louis, and all Western cties
Also. with Cincinnati and Chicago Road for An.
derson, Kokomo, Logansport. Fort Wayne and al
psints on the Wabash Valley Road.
sA. N. Train for Duyton. Troy, riqsa and sgd
noy. for Springfield. Fort Wayne, Sandusky, Toledo
aud Detroit connects directly AZ sidney with, Belle
fontaine, Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road. for rtis
burgh. Philadelphia Baltimore and New York.
Also. connects at Dayton with Dayton and Wcs-
tern Road for points between Dayton and Rich
mond; with Greenvllle aud Miami Road for Green
vile. Union. Winchester and Muncc.
7. NJ. indianapolis Express connects at Rich
mond for Indianapolis. rerre Ilauo and 81. Louis.
Also, connects at Nation for Chicago and all
points on the Illinois Central Road.
p NJ. Dayton Express Tor Dayton, Troy, piqua
and Sidney.
Also. Cor Springfield, urbana, Fort Wayne, Chi
cago, Sandusky, and Toledo.
$50 =. NJ. Train for Hamilton and all way sta
lions.
ri'- For further information and Tickets apply
10 the Ticket offices. No. 100 Walnut street. near
Fourth or at the Soath- cast Of Fourth aud
Vine streets, or at the sixth street Depot.
[febl95sif D. McLAliEN, supt.
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MORRIS AND WILLISS
Ii y VI + j OU X \ AL
Is pInLlsnED ENERY sArIRnAY

At l01 FULTON; OPPOSITE DITCH STREET
TERMS.-Throc dollars year, or two if paid
in advance, Three copies forwarded lor one
year 10 one address for five dollars in advance. No
subscription discontinued until all arrcaragcs are
paid, unless 1T the option of the editors. Single
copies may be obtained OF the principal newspaper
agents throughout the United States and the Brit
ish Provinces. The paper is left by careful carriers
in the cities Of New York Brooklyh, Williamsburg.
and Jersy City.
THE HOME JOURNAL is sent by mail to all
parts OF the United states and 10 the Diitish Pro-
vinces, done up IN strong wrappers, with the utmost
punctuality and despatch.
ANY Postmaster, or other person, who viii send
rs ten dollars for Fix new subscribers shall receive
a copy gratis.
subscriptions, orders. rcmiitanccs. and all other
communications, to be addressed (post-paid) to the
editors.
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.


Tl-fl-af Fraieniic H.icr~s.
rT'UE HOWARD Asso1ATfN. Nv view ~ tie awful
1 de- nc i0u of human ilif. cii-ed h' srH ua dis
eass aIa a. i.,rptiouS rnciel the uf foriunai@
victims diseases ~ rnaek. several yrar- airr
ted their consulting surgeon, tinfaNr uri wfrhf .
their name ofsn nl-i+nsaf ior the Treatment 81 his
81 di-scf. in M their firms. aud a. GIVE Nrt
Ad,ir~ Gratis ni whn spiy ~ l,rr. wiih d. scrr'ion
NJ their iton azr, occupation. habits 81 life. &c.i ant
Ia rascs of exrrnr poverty. fuish medicines free Il
charge II T. uoedl t. ad that tie Association .n-
namds the highest Medic ~ ~ 80 e tic aud 40 fulh
the most approgrfl l'uirfu treatment.
Tie nfecor Of ihf Association, IN thrr Annual Report
mon the treatment 81 vHn uista-s fr the ending
January ~ cxprss ti hi sasfction With tho
.ure,.Ss which has aifeu ~ Tire iahurs - the Con
shifting sufrcoh g. iha u splmniorrhoa. SEM
NAL Weakness Ia, atsuce. Gnorihwa elect. syphilis.
tle vice 81 onnni-n ,alr, g.. ard order nin-
of the plan for O. = er-ufnr yer. -
Tho Director. on resicw g. he pasi feel asFrrcl ~"
their i,us IN th. srcie q ie "ol NJ eluri have bsn
81 great benefit t. The afflicted ,sI~iay to The yrns.
and reaoivi dryut- themselves 18th fcncN *
zeal. o. This ,er, important nrd much Il, prrd can,r
An admirable nefrrt Sprnaiorih"a, az Seinirn
Weakness the vice 81 Onan-m. Mnsufiation, or SILT
a-c aud other - fo ~ ny the Gu
-uing Surgr0n. ~ 10 iy mail n rracd 'nN~l.T
free Of chargc. rsei ~ ~ STAMP ir rtiar. vh-
rr parts ani Tracts tho and Treatment ~ s-Nr
nal diseases. diet. 49,. constantly bcng rnish' -
graiuitous distribution. and viii b. rcnt 70 the Hn
some of the new remedies asd methods q iftaime,
covered during the last ,car. 81 great value.
Address. Tor iepori treatment Or. Gc"rgc r. ealh"ss
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, NO sonih
Smith Street Philadelphia. ~.
~ order OF no pirrrfors.
EZRA D. nAgTwEL', frcs'.
nays ~
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
= II OS p &c L u S
or THE
Thirty-Scventh Volume
OF THE
ImGiama State journal,

llmGll1lMa k9GSlG0 oDWUlTM4le
THE JOURNAL Is NOW ENTERING ITS
ThIrty-sescnth volume. 10 was established
Ia lS22, and u the oldest paper In Indiana. IL u
equal In age 10 the City Of indianapolis, and Il
nearly a. old ~ our STATE Government IL was os-
tablishcd when Indiana was little else than u will
dcrncss and when indianapolis scarcely existed cx-
ecpt In name. II has lived tpd grown upon H. own
merils-sfldom receiving oiiiinl patronage or gov
word" throughout the length aud breadth OF the
state, and ~ position upon MI public matcrs-po-
litieal or oihcrWisc-is 80 well known that anything
said in reference to IT. upon any Of the qucs-
lions now before the people would be supcrfluous.
While the journal will continue TO advocate the
great principles Of freedom, and give It's support TO
the Republican Party. a. the party OF the people
acting with the party when right aud repudating Il
whom wrong--it viii be for the coming year more Of
n family paper than Il has yet been, and be
made more acceptable TO the general reader than a
purely political paper could be.
The Session OF Congress under n now Adminisira-
ton j. always iraught with more or less Importance
TO the welfare Of tho country, and the present Scs-
sion will be looked uponwiih feelings Of peculiar IN
terest. The position OF the Administration upon
Kansas Affairs l. matter OF much public concern.
THE Utah question, and the progress Of the anuci-
pated IN ihatqnarlor, will be subject of great
public interest a. long 1t remains unsettled
Events are transprFng In our country and
throughout the World 70 make newspaper indis-
pensablc 20 every individual
Bounteous crops have blessed tho husbandman
throughout tho land peace, plenty, and prosperity
smile upon all. and appear before the public. ask
lug for Its support. feeling that we shall receive II
literally The past course Of the Journal will be
the best index Of what tho future will be- and prom
isng To- improve upon former efforts In producing nm
acceptable family and political newspaper, we sub
nit our claims 10 a generous and intelligent people
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CINGINNATI GAZETTE
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
TERMS or pAtty.

City Suhscrihsra payable to carrier, per weck....s0
M,il Subscribers, PEP year. "
" TX unnli- . NN
" three wnnths,..,,,. = on
ne To responsible persons Who viii act u. aaents
for tho Daily Glarttr 10 thr country, aud supply
s,tscricrs la ihcg respective localities ly tho week % vii
furnished HcutH Fer copy rer week. thcy charging
Their sifrfiirr. hr CENTS mHainr 10 ir cheapest %
in the West CONSIDERING Oh. lc, in amount uf uf
M natrt. special nirsN ndcnfe. Ar.. 10 cans, AMI thF
quality of inpcr aiieh b. if printed ~ THE -NsiDni
fcrnfs can irrrenaf diminish the numter ~ copies
pleasure, aud pusrfi take % ir lune ar short time
may suit their nrucr, aud paymc e sotss ~
De- icl' The i irs (fe" uf charrr ly Tx
press sgsnrr Master the hrsi morning train, thus
arriving frum IL a. 30 hours Ia advance &c the binary
mail Time. Payment 60 lie made 10 the oee oNery Two
weeks.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
A TENTION.

THE chaps who took the Broad Axe from slaicn,
Il cider Mil arr requested 70 return II SOME MIG
and I've themseiva. further trouble. have be
s-'i-s for as return and will expose the parte,i
10 not rsi Sne soon. ". r. STAIcTP
ncTs.s.s
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
THE MON
W 00LEN + factory, ,
GoaNrEsy TEEE. End.
T. II 4 T. VI ROOTS

l.. ii. \ /. VI. LOOlS,
VyrorLD qARf THIS method e inviting the attention
w uf the- friends and ih. puls generally 20 their
rtnFenrnis tr min' rtug their stpurrs u ih"it
tine Il busncs- they hayo each Year wu,. additions a.
thrii maehhcg, aud fhty enabled 90 cay that they
his oaet Ia their customers much larger
sorinenii bAd greatly increased variety %
WOO,L[3.A GOODS Z
Compared with what they have bccn ahlc do any for.
MGR time They have much incIeaed their fciiiio
manufacturing gis that they feel confident be-
Ing able suppl, al calls fpr anything In their line prompt
~ They manufacturing cloths, sailncts, bitnkct-
Plain aud Fancy tasaimerp1, Iwccis, jeans. lucskn-
While Rcd rTcsc and Plaid Fla neis, and various 9TH
a. firaslF
They commence ths srasan With advantages superior O.
those 90 Say ioucr y-fr Thr, Wh manutrturr ty tlie
ward ar m exchange ur wool Or formerly, and no cud,ay
r in thsiF terms AND quality Of wuit, fay To ssi,
thrr customers.
Stocking Y IN,
Thalr arrangements Tor manufacturing Stocking Yarn
very eutlpicie
ag spinning viii De- done by the pound. "a Woo
Cuiiug viii lo done o. usual
Thry.heIa, hy unrrmiiting attention, 60 meet slsfsr
fosily the various calls in their Inc and crit the
tronagc Of do" public II viii De- their aim Ia hrnish
durable, cuson.mae iirl, ei gosf and o. lnce hls
~ they can, the wants of their customers and they
them nf superior styc aHd much larger supply
eoodf, than in any former wear.
Persons bringing wool from distance AID finding Il
necessary 10 remain over night viii be accommodated h
out charge
Couners, 'ille. May 2s-H
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29

They most respectfully inform the public that
they have just received large stock Of American
and Italian Marble Of the be,t quality. They are
prepared 10 execute In uneqnaied style every des-
eripton Of work connected with their business.--
Their prices n low as aEy responsible shop In
the wet. IN ease 8a'shetion il not given, We ask
na one To- receive the work.
Rockville, march 9e.-tf.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29

I THE undersigned notify all persons indebted 10
L me not TO pay any debts make any settlements
with John J. Chapman, as he y no more my agen-
from and after this date. II. NJ. HOWARD.
the undersigned, authorize and empower Eman-
uel withcrs collect my debts and transact all 9th
or business connected with the same, hoping those
indebted TO me will call and pay II over 70 Ar
Withers N. NJ HOWARD.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29

NXTRA FLOUR aud Meal Tor sale BY
Ia lfcbj'Ss-M p. SnOE3iAKER & co.
A MOTHER lot Of forty knives Straw cutters lol
"A sale by L. SHOEMAKER x co.
fcb5'5S-tf
CAL1-kanawha aud New ork salt constantly
y on hand nj the Upper Landing on the canal ano
for sale by L. SHOEMAKER co.
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W.ARRANTE
70 GIVE THE MOST ENTIRE SATISFACTION

8lUSa5a1CSs @lE@ CARD EGGGGs.
This Press operates with almost magieai raPidity,
receiving the paper IN long rolls strips and be-
sides printing the cards al The rate of $4,000 10
20 900 per hour feeds tsclf with the most unerring
certainty and precision and proceeds to cut count,
and II desired. to number them consecntiyely nom
one mp to milions. without possibility Of mistake,
which places a above all competition for doing a
great variety Of work. II Is equally well adapted
10 be operated hy hand, and also to print single
cards. thus embodying another improvement found
In NO nihcr rnnld Cnrd rress.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
IFl4yacII.LIlI
Type and Stereotype Foundry.

: TIII11
CINCINNATI. O.
ID ALLISON, SUIT. MANUFACTURERS
W. and Dealers In News. Book and Job Type
Printing Presses, Cases, Gallcys, ctc.--Inks aud
Printing haierials of every scfption-stereotyp
ing OF all kiads,--Books. Music, Patent Mcdlclns
Directions, Jobs, Wood Engraving, etc, etc.
Brand and Pattern Letters, yafious STYLES.
Electrotvping In all It's branches. [febj'5s-iy
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
BROOKYlLLE MARBLE WORKS!
III. II. SCIlRIClI Il 4 4. j. REED.

HAVING ENTER
IL od into Partner
chip, ia the brookvillc
Marble Works. rcspsc-
fully informs tbc old
patrons Of the shol,
aud the public gener-
ally, that the business
will be carried on by
them east Of the Court
House. They manu-
lacturc TO order and
keo p con siantly o n
hand every description
Of monumental work
lfns, ohelisks, Hall
Olelisk5, Tomb stones.
mantels, table tops
I Sc, aud evprythin Z
>pcr,aining TO the bu-
siness.
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TIE N. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
4 NEII1 LANGE FAPEN FOX TIE q
N PrRfIsUTD

VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
~ Published
EVERY 31TU&D Aw G'lSs27.1.sle,
at the low price Of - per annum IN advance; Three
copies for dollars Five copies for dollars; Ten
copies for > dollars; Twenty copies 10 one address
(and any larger number al the rate or dollar per
annum) 20 dollars; Twenty copies to address Of
each subscriber aud any larger number al the rate
of one dollar twenty cachl - dollars. Any person
seudiug az cuhof twenty more viii be- entitled
10 an cxtU copy, Subscriptions may commence at
any time.
Advertisements Ia the weekly Tribune cost
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE
for each irserlfon
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twenty cor over.
81 siau subscriptions PAYABLE insuriahl, On advaacc
atd no paper continued boy lnd ihr time paid CO.,.
Country Nwsplrr desiring 90 exchange with ~ for ~
different issue, cu dc upon the following terms in al
Z Viiurrs
nnr Daily inr OH Ner ,,.,.,,,,, o.
The heavy tax Go which Che uucous c'cs % nn utclua
exchange would subject "a, fsli'efs 81 necessary thnf
should charge thr rates ~ dicrrac, which barely
sufficient project FROM Hciua i-s. For lhc ssmc H.
will exchange eltlcrour daily or weekly upon eqna
rmtcs. Juuoi
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
BUFFERS MERCANTILE,
RECORD AND COPYING EXCELSIOR
FLUID IN KS.
Manufactured by Jas ]. Butler, Agent
> 'NKtslllH In c0nMEPCE.


I MAKE THREE DISTINCT VARIETIES
Il differing one from the other only IN their do
gree % tuidity, and dosignated by the LABEL
REC0RD--for Ledgcrs and Records only;
CoPilNG-For Lctter-press oulyi
MKRcANTfLE-fos Books, Letters aad general
purposes. ts
These Fluids change from oRrrxSH ARK 70 a
deep and PERMANENT BLACK COLOR, which no
length Of time will FADE or DESTROY. These fLutn
Isks were 6rst offered 10 the Public In isa4--snee
which time these has been awarded them FouRrErS
DtPL0ts, Two BnuNkE aud OxR SILVER MEDAL. An
snuneratos Of them Is deemed unnecessary, a'
thcy may he seen at my oflce. They arc largely
used In the Prominent cities and Towns Of the
West and South, aud 10 some extent m Eeastorn
Cities.
Since the pabllcaiios % my principal circular, I
have received the following letter from SrArIoSERs
which are respectfully submitted 10 the considera-
ton Of other large sTArsoSsr~, Feast or West.
CiScfSstrf. July "a, 1857.
Mr. Jas. y. BvTtrr, Agent Cincinnati.
DEss siR;-for some time past have beer
selling your WnfTtS0 fLufps 10 our Customers, and
take pleasure IN stating, that they give very gcner
81 satisfaction.
A. fnr - ovr. Judgement Is concerned. we he
iievo them 10 be fully cqual.to Arnold's Engl.l
Fluid, and are 70 be preferred from the fact tina
they present mere uniform DErrH Of CoLoR
vhsn 6rst uscd-and a. far have fret
from maid. Yeurs Respectfully.
MOORE. WILSTACH, KEYS 4 CO,
ANDERSON. GATES \ WRIGHT,
RICKEY, MALLORY 4 WEBB,
c. Y. BRADLEY 4 CO.,
APPLICABLE & CO.,
GIBSON X co.
We have sold Mr.. J. J. Rutier's wEIrrxG Firms
- our customers Cor sixtecn months past with gen
srsi satisfaction, and believe thcm 10 be Of superi
or quality. A We 90 not use Anold's fud W,
do not fsei at HbeFs: to draw a comparison.
n-... ~. TRUMAN 3 sPoFFoRD.
The following testimony from Bookkecper. o.
Leading Banks aud Mercantile Firms i respectful,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
THE BIBLE GALLERY,
DR.. Ross and Bishop Colenso.

or. The Truth Restored in regard to Polygamy and
Slavery. by Rev. Frederick Il. A. Ross, u. D.
Of Alabama, and Right Rev. John William Coll
enso. y. D., Lord Bisho, of Natal Price. Toe.
For sale by TRUMAN < SPOfFORD,
fchIa5s-G No. % West Fourth 81.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29

z y = y y
Merchants aud Traders will be their guard ana
Dot b. imposed upon by counterfeit q Morse Indian
Root fll-. sixnei 4. n. Mar. al genuine IndiAn
keet fill. have the name aud signature Of A. j. HAa<
4 Co. on each box
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
Jas. J. Buffers Record Fluid,
FOR SALE
AT THE PRINCIPAL STATI0SERS AT CINCINNATI
And Elsewhere.


q cArSQ 10 TNS 9GspTleal.
CINCINNATI, April 8, 1897.
Mr.. Jas. J. Butler. Agent, Cincinnati.
FDEAR SfR I'VE have for . number Of years past
been using Arnold's English Fluid ne she be-. In
tho market; for some time past we have thee aiug
your REcoRD fi.rfD, and fake pleasure in stating
that in opinion Il i fully equal 10 Arnold ana
In some respects 10 BIO preferred. II has a more
uniform depth Of color when first used, and ha.
never noLDED. When Il has attained H. deepcst
black tint tho color i fully equal n the best Of Ar
noid's We have ever used, while the dow il abou,
ths
II. n. OLMsTEAD, Dock keeper at Groe,b..k A
Cos banking liouss.
q. r. JACKSON. Col. Clerk, TO-
s. y. ROSS, Dis. Clerk Lafayette Bank.
A. HALsRY NICHOLS, Book keeper, Ohio Ltfs
Ins. A Trust CO. Bank.
3. J. CHAPMAN, Book Keeper. j. A. Frazer
RoB,T 7. Kelley, Book-kceper, u. 5. Custom
uouse.
JAMES A. DEvOu, Clerk. u. s. G. House.
WILDER, HYDE ROBINSON.
J. WILSON JOHNSON. Book Keeper. John W
Ellis a Co.
4. NJ. BARTLETT. Principal OF BARTLETT. Com
mcrcal College.
r.. :. BACoN, Principal of Tlaoons Commercial
College
The students Of these Institutions prefer Il to any
Ink oxtauf ffeb5'5g-tC
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FursN Fursll Furs,l

THIS IUIbt UIb,..
OASH PAID FOR COOK, MINK, AND ALL
y other kinds OF Furs, by
lfcbj'5s-H Z. SHOEMAKER & CO.
GRIND STONES-zOO lhs. Bora Grind Stoncs
VI fcb5'5S.tI T. SHOEMAKER 4 co.
uAMS-Sugnr cured Hams sn hand and for sale
IL at =. SHOEMAKER & co.
[feb5'5S-tf.
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l. IL v Il Nftl - III N~1A'AAAAtH .
Or The Life Of an hiiill Save
WRITTEN ny HIMSELF.
$50 Pages, Cloth, Gilt Back, Price 81.
V'uIs Is THE TITLE Of one Of the most inter
i esting biographies Of the day. it is the plain
history oil on American Slave in the far South, who,
after two or three escapes and recapturcs, finally
old man, found freedom and rest in one Of tho Nor
thcrn States.
What the Press Say.
The story Is told with great simplicity. but with
much power snd pathOs. Whoever takes Il viii find
IL difficult to lay down until tits hnishcd.-Natioual
Era, Washington.
narrative OF real experience iikc the above, viii
have far effect against slavery taAa the ingen
uousy wrought novel. however true to lsc is pic
lures may hc.--Am. Baptist.
Here Is book of facts. stranger than hction and
thousand fold moro thrilling; simple tale of life
long opprc sion, revealing truly tho Workings Of the
peculiar institution in our country. To The tory
loving would say, here Is story worth reading
-M scion Record.
\ THOROUGH CANNASSER is WANTED,
IN each county IN the free States, 10 cRgagc In
The sale of the above work Immediately. such
easily clear from $50 10 Sl00 per month.
The work Is beautifully printed and bound, and i
- large n the books that sell for 81 25: but
mean 10 sell at least ono hundred thousand copies
through agents, we have mada the retail price only
81 A sample copy of the hook will be sent by mail,
hostage paid, receipt Of the price, and our private
circular to agcnts, with terms, etc. Address
II. DAYTON. Publisher.
nprlf-5 No 90 Ann street New York.