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The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-16
LIVERY & SALE STABLE

MAIN STREET NErADA.
- j. A. LANCASTER, FORMERLY OF THE
7lrx@. Oriental Stables, would inform his friends
SA and the public generally, that he has added
A1Z-A extensively to his already Large and ils-
CANT establishment Of Horses, Buggics Saddles Harness.
Sc &c-and IL prepared TO furnish US fine turn
outs as can be fonnd In the State.
Well trained feet and easy Saddle Horses well equipped
| for ladies or Gentlemen will be ready at all times.
long experience tho business and earnest desire
retain the confidence Of his friends leads him to be-
lleve he viii be able 10 give general satisfaction.
Partic uIar attention paid 10 Horses ON Livery
Carriages always In readiness with careful drivers for tls
use Of Balls PARTIES &c. 40. n
The quality os my stock win permit TO say that those
seeking pleasure or engaged business would do we'll 10
give me a call j. A. LANCASTER
Nevada Aug 90 1s56.--46-tf
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Also California and Foreign Grape Vines with full as
sortment of the other kinds Of smaller iruits.
The above Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
and well shaped Trees, very large size from to 10 feet in
The Nevada Democrat., 1859-03-16
Shade s. Ornamental Trees.

The above Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
and well shaped Trees, very large size from to 10 feet in
height
Shade s. Ornamental Trees,
Consisting of the Elm, Maple Linden Aanthus Catalina
Iaburnum, Cured Leaf and Weeping Willow China Tree
and Locust all Of fine growth and large size sufficient
for setting In private or public grounds
Our stock Of Canela Roses and endless variety Of
Green House Plants, are unusually large and fine
Our Camelias have now commenced bOssomng in all
their beautiful varieties and colors and will continue
blooming through the winter and spring months.
GARDEN SEEDS,
We invite the attention Of planters and dealers to our
very extensive and general assortment Of vFGETA
SEED the crop Of this years. growth which Is pure and
TO vegetae which offer at greatly reduced prices
We hold out great inducements to parties purchasing
Wholesale stock being very large and 10 dealers and
We will sell for cash at oss price than can be pur-
chased in any part 0f the State
Trees Plants and Seeds packed with the greatest
to insure them in transporting to any part OF tho Pacific
coast.
Caution
We caution all purchasers from buying Trees from hawk
and pedlars (wOut vouchers from us) who pretend
to have Trees from Nursery But should advise all to
send their orders direct to through authorized
agents when they will be sure to get Trees correct TO
ed with the greatest care and will be In much better
ditiOn for planting than Trees long exposed for sale In
hauling about the country. Persons planting out Or
chards, cannot be too careful in planting but the
VARIETIES Of Fruit Early planting when practicable
Is particularly recommended.
+. s. Charles y. Meryvln, is not Agent for
Neither have sold him any Trees Plants from
Nursery this season
CATALOGUEs containing full descriptions Of stock
and prices sent free to all applicants All orders mustbe
accompanied with the eash to receive attention
ADDKEss A. II. SMITH,
u 3m No. ~ Street, Sacramento
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Hungarian Grapes.

These grapes. renowned in Europe for a
variety of luxurious qualities. such as thin
skin. few seeds, abundant sweet juice and
delicate pulp. duration of season from Au-
gust to May, offer 10 the American public
a desiderotuna not heretofore enjoyed on this
continent and especially deserve the atten-
ton of grape growers for fruit or wi e -
They all contain sufficient grape sugar To
preserve wine made from them without ad-
ding cane sugar, fact of the highest i'm
porlance. the fine fruitv flavor being impair
ed by adding cane sugar; and chemists de-
monstrate difference in the proportion of
clements and other properties. which may
easily account for the intoxicating and brain
disturbing attributes of wine partially COM
posed of fermented cane sugar.
In Northeastern Europe, climate SINH
lar o ours. where no sugar cane is used in
wine making, and profuse quantities of wine
made from the pure ice OF the sweet grape
is used, habits of intoxication are very rare
" formed. and inebriety from drinking wine
is almost unknown.
2 Stimulated by eminent success following
the planting of Hungarian slips last year,
and by the Seyere proof of hardness which
the past winter afforded in the vineyards of
Dr.. Potts. at Newburgh, New York. (nine-
ty-nine slips. out Of one hundred planted,
still thrive. and by an emulous ambition
to acclimate here one of the especial luxu-
ri-s of Hungary, John Kolber. 592 Broad
way, importer of Hungarian wines, d., has
just received from his brothers at Pesth and
Buda, splendid lot of thrifty shoots. of
growth of 1858, embracing nine different
kinds of choicest variety, and. says Mad
anne Rutlkay Kossuth, ''unequalied any
where,"viz:
Silver White-Grape is sweet and very
juicy. skin very thin. size of medium Isa
bella. 5EB
Red, Yellow and White Muscatel-Skin
very fine. very juicy. seeds few and small,
almost transparent, (White quite so. size
medium Isabella. --~ ~
Blue Katarka-Sweet. little more feshy
than the above. approaches the Isabella. but
much more juicy.
Keeske Csoes Goat Treats1-Sweet and
juicy. keeps through a winter, and spring
without difficulty. shape long oval. a by ]
inch. ,
Tokay--The king of grapes the sweet
juice of which renders the best wine in Hun
gary or Europe. tiourishes on mountain side
and fruit continue to sweeten until snow
fall and approaching winter compels the
gathering of rich clusters of berries; size
small Isabella.
White Houey-A small delicious grape;
skin very delicate. transparent. extra swee;
and Iipens very early. from hills about Bu-
da; whence also Blue Katarka, differing
Slightly from the kalarka of. Pesth.-N Y
Post.
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Fnr Salai

OH0 ACRES OF LAND near the Cotton
wood. for sale chesp. L. D. BAILEY
Emporia. March 10. 1889 -
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fiuenees and also TO the attacks Of insects
which soon diminish its productive power
znd shorten its days. The cause Of this is
not well understood, and q preventive for its
rapid decay has not get been discovered.
During the past stvo years the peach crop
has been an entire failure both in quantity
and quality, and large peach orchards in
various sections Of our eoantfy, once yield
ing good and abundant crops. are now blast
ed and barren. a discovery which would
restore this luscious fruit bearer to its for
mer vis,or and fruitlessness would be of in
calculable importance. At this season of
the year-entering upon spring-we urge
our horticulturists to give this subject that
attention which it deserves.
As peach trees blossom early in the sea
son, they are subject to injury from late
frosts; this was the case in many districts
in 1853. Dwarf trees may be protected
from such frosts by netting laid over them,
but il would be too expensive thus to COW
er large trees. The small green-fy and
and Inildeg often attack peach trees. and
very few persons ever try to remedy this
evil, although tobacco and sulphur water is
perfect cure. Take pound of tobacco,
and pour Eve gallons of boiling water upon
it. peoraf the clear. and stir in two pounds
OF uiphur. When cool, apply it to the
trees with syrenge or garden engine in
the evening. then shower the trees next
morning with soft water. Such applica-
tioions may be required twice a week for
three weeks before the cure is fully effected;
BY perseverance the desired result will be
secured. Most farmers seem to act upon
the principle that il their fruit trees do not
take care of themselves, they may die if
they choose. This is not the feeling. for
cultivating peach trees. at least. Some
strenuous efforts should be made to restore
this tree to the condition and character
which it once possessed.-ScientJfc Anser-
team
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Peach Tree.

This tree is native of Persia. and has
been cultivated in Asia and in the soalh of
karope from time immemorisl. Linnasus
divides the peach into two varieties, the
'stFse peaeh" and the nectafine-the one
separates freely from the stone. the other
dees not, and IS generally designated SIS The
elingssone. There are several varieties Of
these two divisions, some haveI smooth and
soma rough skins; and there are instances
on record of peaches and neciarines occur
ing on the same branch II Was introduce
ed By the earliest coloaists and found we'll
-sdzpzsd for car soil and climate. A change
however, has come over the peach during.
lhs lsst tr enty years; it does not seem 10
b 20 hardy nos so long lived as formerly;
i Is snh;eet to sssasorabls atmospheric in-
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Conyeyancinr.

hEEDS and all kinds Of Legal Writing drawn
van accuracy At my Office under Masonic
Hall -sa-s nSS-a L. D BAILEY.
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r EN- O Y Al,
Plows! Plows!

ToBEY Z AEDERSoNs celebrated Peoria
Flows for sale on consignment Also, John
Oeeres Cente-Drah Moline Plovs. for sale low for
easn y McCARTY 4 BARkLEY.
APni S-2n -s---.. Kansas City, No.
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From che Independent tE. H. Democrat
Playing with Send.

rx.fisy efsosz 81 NJ .sszzs zs5aef4.x. sa
walked one morn, in summer time, s
$3.50 Adowa Ihe wave washed encfe:
~ 11sA hear old OCEANS murmured chime. a.
-rFT 81 rsf1hst eesssth ness<zncre1 -
szges .isse Bsyord he angry sarsss rsech. -
sd - saw little child, r@ss : szsf
ssS fisyinz With ssnd upsn the beech.
s7Ei = ). With plfssure, sinaest Wild s-a-
-.-s 80 With joyous shout. Be raised his haad.
= f51r-77T And IN his tiny Est, .z..5 -.
ia1zs.gT 3 saw the bright and giifering sand.
= 49, = The tide anon had kissed. : -
~. go = The golden grains he strove 70 hold,
SEA .fraezsa But they de6ed his power,
- szzz1E And giided OF minutes told -
VOC 5. Make up the passing hour e.
-, = szss passed along; the murmaring sound
- 4: --zsso OF waves. I did not hear:
-. - - Ny thoughts, another theme had found.
lfiv z=z Another sound my ear
% e. .s. {! heard essraityis dark surge. =
- - Beat on the sands Of time, $50
;. - = Like the mournful cadence Of dirge. SO
- =, a. Chsntsd in soesnE rhyme. -..E-i - ~
'ds-st- II said, We all play on tbs beach ..Iax
Of the eternal sea;
al The saneso time, though graspsd by each, &
-. Glide 70 eternity. 49,
asses fs And thu. We pass life's fleeing day.
sex ssaa Still playing with the sand. - y4c
- s4s1z. That glides so rapidiy away. zste
-ssseizzd - Ee'er pausing In our hand
E-s,sr But scoa ws leave times glittering shore.
sserg-s,N And on the unknown ses,
s.s5b ~. .our bsrks sEe lost forevermore; see
2 - Ls14s Thus ends life's mystery.
MsScsEsrE.. March i2 1885,
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To Farmers.

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&c, &c. &C. &C.. e &C.
Among the other articles would enumeFate shs
following. viz: aH
600 Sacks extra-superfine Fleur;
10 Sacks Rio Coffee New CropI;
hhds. prime n D. Sugar; -
bbls. white crushed do
10 boxes Malags Raisins:
10 chests beat Imperial Tea;
e." Young Hyson do;
Oolong do;
go bbls crackers;
Gerces Rice;
so saeks Dairy Salt;
2 p go {" coarse do;
; so bushels dried Peaches;
Z casks baking Soda;
10 doz cans oysters;
10 sardines;
10 bushels Nuts;
10 boxes Glasgow No; Tobacco;
go boxes best "Venable" do
5 boxes best Natural Leaf;
5000 pure Havana cigars;
5000 Yarra do.
25 boxes Family Soap;
boxes Erasive Soap;
3 boxes CASTLE Soap;
10 boxes Star Candles;
10 boxes Mould do;
10 cases Friction Matches:
10 boxes Ohio pattern Axes; a3
10 kegs Hazard Rifle Powder;
10 :" Blasting do;
90 bags shot assorted sizes3
25000 sc. D." Rifle Caps; i
300 lbs. Lead; E.F H4
10 coils Manila Rope;
~ doz. bed cords; -
II pieces heavy Satinett,
10 bales Sheetings and Drillings;
100 pieces Fall and Winter Prints;
bales Cotton Batting;
so Kegs Nails;
20 boxes glass. (various sizes);
:! cerOons Indigo:
10 nests Tubs; Hs'#
10 dozen hOoped Buckets (''Shaker Pals,
2 doz. Well Buckets;
And last, though not least,
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inauguration.

Our new Mayor was inaugerated on Tues
day evening in densely crowded coun
Gil room. His speech on the occasion, we
regret to learn, was extemporaneous, and
as we had no reporter there, are unable to-
give even the substance of it. We learn,
however, that it contained many excel
lent practicable suggestions, and gave a
very lucid statement of the condition Of
our city finances. This last, in particular,
ought to be laid before the people; and
we hope one of the first steps of our new
council will be to get up a statement of
the kind for publication.
Mayor Glover was also present, we are
told and took leave of the council in an
appropriate speech, and that body rendered
him unanimously a very fiattering, but
| well deserved, vote of thanks
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@ttaha free Graber.
Our City Election.
LOCAL.. MATTERS.

The election for Mayor and Aldermen in
this city on Monday last passed off with
very little stir Mr.. Avery, the regularly
nominated Democratic candidate for
Mayor, was elected without opposition
In few of the wards only there was a con-
test, and in these cases, where the issue
turned on politics, the Democrats abund-
antly held their own.
In the first ward, which usually gives q
Democratic minority, Republican was
elected through union between the he
publicans and some Democrats who were
dissatisfied with the nomination OF the
Democratic caucus.
In the second ward, which is three
fourths Republican, of course that party
carried the Alderman, although the issue
wa, not strictly party one.
The hottest purely political fight was be-
tween Mr.. Mason, Democrat, and Mr.. Wade,
Republican, in the third ward. This has
always been a closely contested ward each
party claiming the majority. Mr.. Mason
was elected by six majority.
In the fourth ward, Mr. Clancy YVES
the regular Democratic nominee, and not
Mr. Patterson, as we enormously stated IN
our last Mr. Patterson was nominated by
dissatisfied Democrats after the regular
caucus The split among the Democrats
encouraged the Republicans to bring out
Mr.. Hotchkiss, in the hope of making
something out of Democratic wrangles-
The disaffection, however, was too inccn-
siderable to avail the Republicans, and
Mr. Clancy was easily elected.
In the fifth ward both candidates were
Democrats, and the contest was on local
issues.
In the sixth ward, both candidates were
Democrats-Mr Hoban the regularly NOM
mated, and Mr. Burke, volunteer The
regular, however succeeded by handsome
majority
The seventh ward, usually Republican,
returns a Democratic Alderman, DR. Rey-
nolds.
| We omit the figures here, as they are
given fully in the Council proceedings in
another column, and their repetition here
would be useless
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Losr on THE ST NIcHoLAs-We mer-
toned briefly in our last, the disaster of
the steamer St Nicholas on the Mississippi
river below Memphis, by which the lives
of two-thirds on board were lost \ friend
at Memphis has kindly sent US copy of
the Memphis Appeaz containing full details
of the disaster, and among the list of the
lost, we are panied to find the name Of
Levi B. Wade, formerly resident of this
city. He was an intelligent, active young
man, of good business qualifications, and
was, for time, a clerk in the post office
in this city. At the time Of the accident,
he appears to have held the situation of
berth maker on the boat
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Howard A..ociat,om, i,niIa.

Benevolent Institution estdiished specid! Endote
nent for the E.fi@f ri the Sick and Distressed, GI
aicted ,riH Viruien. md Epidemic Diseases.
TUNIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view Of the awful
and the receptions practiced upon fortunate
victims OF such diseases by Quacks several years
directed their consulting Surgeon, as y CHARITABLE
ACT worthy OF their NAME to oren Dpensary for the
treatment OF this class of diseases, all their FORMS
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS TO all who apply
cupation, habits of life &cl and in of extreme
poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
II is needless to add hatthe Association commands the
highest Medical skill OF the age and will furnish
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association. in their Annual Re-
por, upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases for the
ending January LIST, ISIS. the highest satisfac
ton with the which has attic pded the abors OF
the insulting Sur, in the of Spermatcrrh9a.
Seminal Weakness, Impotence, GonorrI,ra, elect, Sy-
e continuance of the plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review OF the past, feel assured
that their Labor this sphere Of bene VIOLENT effort
been Of oeneht to the afflicted, especially to the
wed ZEAL to this very important and much despised
cause.
An admirable Report spermatorrhoa, or semin al
Weakness. the Vice Of Onanisn. Mastnrbation. Self
abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs by the
Consulting Surgeon will he BY mall Tin sealed
velope FREE OF CHARG Z, on receipt of TWO STAMPS
for postage. Other Reports and Tracts the
and treatment Ct sexual diseases, diet, &C.,
stanty being published for raeuitous dis and
will be sent to the afflicted. Some of the remedies
year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report treatment DR.. GEORGE n.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
No. 2 South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
By order Of the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTwELL, President.
GEO PAIRcHuD, SecyetdyH, aug2l
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SUMNER GooDs AT HALBER7s IS. A. and
D. NJ HaIbert have just received, and are
to day opening at their store next door
west of the City Bank, a delightful stock
of summer goods, just received from New
York in admirable season for this warm
weather Indeed, it makes one feel cool
to look at such Ii hit, fresh, airy goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-07

DIR. WALKER-The celebrated oculist
and aurist, from Rochester, \. Y, has ar
rived in this city, and engaged an Office in
the new building of Mr.. Freeman, on La
Sale street, twoo doors north of Madison,
where he may be found after Wednesday
next Meantime, he may be consulted at
the Geiger House. His stay here will be
but temporary
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Special Notifies.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from q prescription Of Sir a. Ctdr1e n. A'
Paysician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfaing in the cure OF
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution subject It moderates all excess
and removes distractions and speedy cure may De
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited 1t WILL IN
short time bring the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Governments
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter'eits.
These Pals should not be taken byfemdtes during "s
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as th>y drs
sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any 9th time
they are SAFE.
In all cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pam
The Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Palpita.
ten Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills will
Affect cure when all other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron caomel,
a.timony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around eack package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (Lats 1. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
NB.-3l and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorized Agent bottle of the Pills by return
u,;. For sale by GRIGGs,
oete Oudtoo' ~.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.
OTTAWA, Nav 7, 1855.
BY reference to our foreign news and the market
report from abroad it will be there is quite
advance in the price of wheat and corn The i'm
provement in prices for wheat is encouraging to
farmers. The prices may possibly recede, in
peace is maintained in Europe but of this our
advices to-day leave scarcely any room for hope.
Wequote Ottawa prices yesterday as follows:
Fiour-Super6ne, 81 5Oa7. SO.
Corn Yeat-tl "iaiO5.
Corn-Ear s9a7Oc for Is lbs; shelled 70a7le for
81 lbs.
Wheat-Winter, 90nI.l0; spring, 7oa9oc.
Oats-55a for 81 lbs.
Bdrl.y-43a5Oc for As lbs. None coming in.
PotatOes-. 400 cts p. bush.
EyyS-6c.
Butter-l2al4c.
Calf .SkinS-SIac.
P0k-S5 5,iaG 20.
Bacon-Shouiders, IOc per ID; ham Ioic.
.StdTch-Ottawa, ole; corn starch, &c.
SGL-Common, per Dbl, $500; dairy, in sacks,
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Try THEa-Never Known to Fail Used by everyoo-
d. Herrick's Sugar-Coate6 Pills So good that h'ty
boxes perform fifty cures-one box sells twen'y-ne'gh'
Der recommends them to neighbor-s'ranger 10 s'rah
r.r Made from Gums Baisams and Extracts their ef-
Ia, IN the human system is mild searching. and benef
esl Put up in large family boxes. Every pill coated
with sugar % cents box. Sold by dealers every
-b.r. See advertisement on Sd page. aug7
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Marston is again in the picture business,
at the rooms over the City Bank See adj
vert;seEent next week
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Every pu chaser Of dollar Bottle Of the ARCTIC IL
NIA!ENT DR.. Braggs expense, the UNITED
STAt ES JOURNAL of New York, for year. The
Journal is large illustrated papsr-each number con-
paper, and filed with original matter from the
brilliant writer's OF the country. Certificate Of SUBJ
scription and full particulars of the novel phan.
thropic enterprise, OF which this offer FERNS part will
accompany each bottle.
An AGENT WANTED in EVERY TOWN and VILLAGE
BRAGG BURROWES, St. Louis No.
New York Once No. 2sl Broadway.
Communications should always be addressed to ST..
Louis. marI2-iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-05-07

and Osborn for rare things in the grocery
line.
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LA SALEE COUNTY
BOOK STORE l. NEWS ROOM.
THOMAS ORION,
SUCCESSOR 20
RATHHlN Il ORION,
Books, Stationery, Magazines, and
Periodicals,

Periodicals.,
MCsIC, GOLD PENS FANCY GOODS. &c.
~ Keeps Drugs and Medicine. nor Dry Goods,
but everything be found a; first class Book Store
Those wan ing anything IN my line are respectfully
,oliCit-1 TO give n cali
ssn Of the Book, mex, door to Maniey pe-'s Hard
ware Store, Ottawa, Ill.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
AL kind. used IN ~ city country.
Also, Paper, Pencils, States, Pens, lns, &c.
1er A. discounts gwen Teachers AID C0uatry Eer-
chants.
BLANK BOOKS
Or AZ sizes, Pas. Books. M-Inoranirrn:;
Diaries. Tim. Books Notes, ana Drafts
CEsDs, NUxTGAcss. and all kinds o! Law Eauks.
STATIONERY.
Cap, Letter, and Note Paper, OF all sres aud qualities,
Envelopes. lux, Portfolios. Pocket KGlv.s
Geld and Steel Pens. Quilts Pencils, lnkstznds, kc
MAGAZINES AND PAPERS.
SAVE DisEs AND HAIy DIMES 20 buy the New York
Ledger. Flag OF our Union. Waverl-y, H.rpers Weekly,
Frank Lesiiss Paper, H.rper's Magazine, Cooley, A.
ianic, &c, &c.
GOODS ri EXPRESS.
am having from three 10 four per week from
New York and Chicago.
Orders will be taken for Books or Music no: o. hand
DISTRICT LIBRARIES.
have published Catalogue Of Book. for District L.
hrsri--, which be had application fro which
Directors can make better choice and bitter terms
than they get OF Mr.. 4. o. Moore. OF y. Y
nov20 THOMAS ORION