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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

O. The Duke Of Wellington Civ
ing orders one day during the Pc,
niasalar campaign, for a battalion
to attempt rather a dangerous enter
prisc-thc stormiag Of one Of the
cncmys batteries at ST Sebastian,
comp'imented the officer By saying
that his regiment was first ia this
world. yes, replied the officer,
leading on his men, "aad before your
iordship's orders are faally oxecut-
90, it will probably be the FIRST in
tAe next
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

Ga \ singulr demon 4raiion in favor
If lbe temporal pouer Of the Pope was
mads laieiy 81 New Ofltans A mass
mrellbs of Ten 70 fifteen tlousard Ca
tI.gllc.s pas 4eld ia Jackson Square, to
aiirh lhs bi-hop. and lifir,ts and vari-
80. Cslhale sDcietiss marched Ia grand
procession. 5i-l,op Qsialau, Of Noble,
delivered Discourse in siicil bs strong
iy deno4uetd Jl.e French emperor. ard
an adises expressive VI sympathy Wilh
,le Pore sas a.lapssd. Tie papal beae-
Ailf.en aas pronounced. and tie services
concluded l.y a merry peal from ibe ca
thsdfai bsil-, music by sesefal bands,
tnd q national saiut of lhiriy--three
guns.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

eS California sssld make forty -lsr
stniss ~ the sizs II Nre IIsHptiafr
The sea-coast eKlends nesglg ft.0a ard
mllvs, aud ihs territory sHaeuds into llar
intsrior txslve hanarsd usllss
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

I4eAul4rs RgtisfOS --I'he Lon
boa .H,saiag theeaisis bss iis lolIow.
.oy paragraph Wg .taie On ai,at ws
r.safd 81 god authority, that ibe Iais
Lord AlAraalay experienced gfsat and
-aluiafy el.4as. ia De rsIlflo8s sisws
6a 'aya'i.e before bia death. We are
asaarsd li,al Sc eai5ras.d thoroughly AID
l.as faiiy ehas are eallrl ansglie.,l Prin-
epies. al4 tba his oply hops of lappi-
SEES hepalfsF rested 90 the eigHefnsnt.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT--The following
beautiful verse conveys sentiment which many
Of our readers viii recognize in feeling tile,
tave DO doubt experienced, but never know
how SO touehlngly to express:
=" o, never breathe Il lost ones name
When those who loved that name are nigh,
1t pours a lava through the frame
That cbokes the breast and ills the eye:
II strains a chord that yields 100 much
Ufpiercing anguish in It's breath,
And hands OF mercy should not touch
string made eloquent by death
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

C. A dying Irisbman was asked by
his confsssor If he was ready 10 rrnounee
the devil and all bis works. - O. your
honor, don't AK me that I'm going
into strange country. and don't wapt
TO make myself enemies."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

Kansas LEGisLATrHE-Si Louis.
Feb. p. The b.ll abolitbing slavery in
Kansas, wilgh was vetoed by Governor
1ieJary, ha. been passed over bis veto
by 9 vote ui ~ to 80.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09
OUR SKATER BELLE.

Along the frozen lake she comes
la linking crescents, light and feet;
The ice imprisoned Undine huns
A welcome to her little feet.
see the jsunty hat. the plume
Swefye bird-like in the Joyous gale
The cheeks lit up to burning bloom,
The young eyes sparkling through the veil
The quick breath parts her laughing lips,
The white neck shines thro' tossing curls
Her vesture gently sways and dips,
As ou she speeds in she;l-like whOrls.
Men stop and smile to see her 60,
They gaze, they smile in pleased surprise
The ask her name; they long to show
Some silent friendship in their eyes.
She giances not; she passes oni
Her steely foot fall quicker ringsi
She gnesses not the benson
Which follows her on noseless wings.
Smooth be her ways, secure her tread
Along the devious lines OF life,
From grace to grace successive led,
A noble maiden, nObler wife!
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

ca A young maa, Henry Blaisdeli
c9mminrd suicide 10 Norwieh jail, on
ibs ietb OF
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

THE PRINrING 0FFiCE.-Ten Rules
adopted by the craft" aud expected to
be observed -
!. Enter softly.
?. Sit down quietly.
3. Subscribe Ior lhe paper,
1. Don't touch ihe poker.
.. Baggage ia no controversy.
6. D1u', smoke.
Z. Keep six feet from the table.
8. Don't talk TO the printer.
.. llauds of the papers.
10. Eye. of the manuscript.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

uT The celebrated enigma % the letter Il.
commonly attributed 10 Lord Byron, IS well
known. The following amusing petition is adj
dressed By this letter 10 t4e inhabitants Of Kid
derminis,er, England-Prot, sting
Whereas by you have been driven
From 'ouse. from 'orne, from 'ops' from 'eavsn
And placed iy your most learned society
In Hexie, Hsnguish and ilahxiefy;
Nay, charged without one just preienee,
With Harrogance and ilmpudence-
here demsni full resflu ION,
And beg you'll mend your Heiecution.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-03-09

C Forslgn Isifrr-ss.iefs ssy that
f.sssis Nafs,iron. lke lispry w. u
r ffanes, ls bu great danger u sssas siaa-
10 b. the hkEd q aona blgos-a Casiso.
ia
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07
our Federal Strength.

From nearly completed returns Of the
the censusstakers, it appears that the Pop
ulation of Arkansas 10 about 4xo.OVV.
Deducting therefrom two-6fths OF the slave
and other population. not representable-
about As, ,OOO-and that leaves us rep
resentable population of $50 900.
Uuder the present ratio Of Federal repre-
sentation, to-wir: One representative for
every 80 1000. and q fractional half above
that lumber, we would be entitled to Josr
Congressmen. II this ratio be raised to
one representative for every 100000. wa
will still be entitled to two additional Con-
gressmen. Ii it is raised to one for every
12O, 900. as 1t is supposed will be the case.
we vii ,qen be entitled to one additional
member and it will become the duty Of
this Legislature to reconstruct the Congress
sional districts of the State, and provide
for the election Of another representative
before the meeting Of next Congress.-o1'
Line Democrat
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Notice..

In pursuance to two decretal orders, made in n.
L Circuit Court of Crawford County, Arkspss.
On the chancery side thereof, at the August term
of said court, A. D.. 1860. in the cases Of Ns,r
Wilson VS.. Charles F. Brown. and Of David &
Williams. administrator Of the estate of Fr,nes.
A. Chapman. deceased. vs.. Charles F. Brown,
will on Monday the 2sth day Of January, A. D
1861. between the hours prescribed by law for in
dicial sales. at the Court House door in the City d
Van Buren. in said county. sell at public vendus.
to the last Ind highest bidder therefor, the follow
ing described lots Of land. lying in the citv a
Van Buren, Aforesaid, designated in the plss q
said city. as Lots numbered Ten and Fifteen. Il
block No. az Four Of said city Of Van Buren to.
gether with the improvements and appurtensnee,
thereto belonging. ="
Terms of sale Cash.
SUTTON F. COTTRELL.
2w [pf$4 sol Commissioner in Chancery.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

NEwspApsRs.-Of all the amusement
that can possibly be imagined for q hard
working man after days toll. or in its
intervals. there is nothing like reading an
entertaining newspaper. 1t relieves his
home of its dullness or sameness, which.
nine cases out of ten. is what drives him
to the ale house, to his own ruin and his
family's. 1t transports him into gayer
and llvelier and more diversified and inter
esting scene and while he enjoys himself.
there, he may forget the evils Of the mo-
ment fully as much As if he was ever SO
drunk, with the great advantage Of finding
himself tho next day with the money in hi'
pocket, or. At least; laid out in real neces.
saries and comforts for his family, without
headache. Nay, it accompanies him to his
next days work. and gives him something
to think of besides the mechanical drudger,
of his every day operation-something HI
can enjoy while absent.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

i. to divide public property - fairly as
possible afi}sying the public debts.
Mr. Cr;tsisn replied. hoping the exam
rle of ~ 1lnan would not be follow
Cd. Beae3e come here, at all. The
Union was sjrthy cf great sacrifices AMI
coucessioni He looked forward with fear.
dismev enaembling to disunion. They
must se.rr3r means of reconciliation and
harmonv. hoped there would be no an
gry debate North Carolina has always
carried thflive-branch of peace. MIR.
Clineman proved of the desire to- pre-
serve tie Ioa, but when the Unioa ceas-
es to proteNorth Carolina, she win bid it
good bys. the usual copies were ordered
printed. aihe Senate adjourned.
House,. After some further proceedings
the messAtwas laid before the House and
read by d Forney. the Speaker having
first reo,k gentlemen to be silent. Mr..
Shermaa bved that the message be refer
red to tidbmmittee of the whole. Print
ing of N00 copies. Mr.. Boteler offered
an smeldent that SO much of the mes
sage asr}tes to the peculiar condition Of
the pecIr condition of the country be
res.ssrrea a special COMMITTEES Of one from
each So to report it any time. Mr.
AcCler4d offered al auendment that sc
much o1he message as relates to the grie.
vasces tween slave-holding and non.
slavehcAg States and the proposal by
Cangsebs amendments by the Constitu
ton. sa}<Ation by the several States, and
oaesti4o State secession. be referred t.
. eoml ~ sof one from each State, to b
appoin4 BY the Speaker. Such commit
tee to sprt by bill or amendments to thu
Constit} ION on such subjects. PARTICULAR,
therkgislation or amendment to tn
Constitdon is necessary to give prompt
full anabrtain effect to the article in tn
Consti.d ION. concerning fugitives. Nh
Boteler },lined to accept Mr. McClernand'
amendmAt. Mr.. Bocock raised pointt
order in kference to Mr.. .Boteler's amend
ment. th they could not report at an
time viii but the suspension Of the rules
The Speker decided in favor of Mr.. Be-
cock, buthe latter withdrew his objectio
when MF Frs. Curry and Burnett remove
it. NJ. (orris, Of ILL.,, offered an amend
ment. wIeh was read for information.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

A Coon WOMAN NEVER Grows Old
Years may pass over her head. but if be
nevolence and virtue dwell in her heart she
is as cheerful as when the spring Of life
opened to her view. When we see good
woman, we never think Of her age; she looks
charming as when the rose of youth first
bloomed on her cheek. That rose has not
faded yet-it will never fade. In her neigh
borhoood she is the friend and benefactOr.
Who does not respect and love the woman
who has PASSED her days in acts Of kind
ness and mercy? We repest such = wo-
man can never grow old. She will always
be fresh and buoyant in spirit. and active
in humble deeds of benevoience.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

u CouoD-The sudden change Of our eli
mate. are sources Of PuLxoSAaY. BRoscn,AI, and
AsrHHarfc AsrrcrIoss. Expesiencs aving proved
that simple remedies often act speedily and eerssia
w when taken in the early stages Of the discase.
recourse should be 1t once had to " Bsopn's Bsss-
eA'at 7Teohes let the Cold. Dough or In;tatisa Of
the Throat be ever 80 slight. by this precaufion
more serious attack may be warded Of PusLsc
srzAKEss and SIScEas will find them efEectual for
clearing and Strengthening the voice. Ses sdver.
tseinent. 6m-0O
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07
Proposals for Beef.

Office of the A. A. G. s., Fort Arbucl,.
c. n, Nov. 81, 1860
SEALED proposals will be received at thi. N
- fee, until IL NJ, On the 3lst Of DecemS..
next. for the delivery at this post. during tvelys
months from the ID Of January. 1860. of
FRESH BEEF OF GOOD QUALITY
in quarters. with an equal portion Of each and :,
such quantities the A. A. G. s. NAV nAon;,.
(necks and shanks to be cxcluded.)
Two good securities will be named in the ma,
All bids deemed exorbtant will be riectsd. '.'
J. Z. POWELL, LIST 1t. LIST Inh
5w A. A. G. &.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07
upissd States Circuit Court

Upited States Circuit Court
The following eases wers disposed of in
the United States Court. during tho week
United States ~. J. NJ. Russey. charged
with giving spirituous liquors to Indians Il
the Indisn country. convicted.
United States ". charged with Civ
ing spirituous liquors to Indians in the In
dian country. convicted.
United Stsses %. Sim Coats. charged
with giving spirituous liquors to Indians in
the Indian country. convicted.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

EgSammy went to see his granfather.
a pious old gentleman, who was wont to
discourse much to young Samuel upon di.
vine things. The lad. while taking . ride
one day IN his grandfa.her's carriage, after
sitting for moment in silence. inquired-
I" l. God everywhere 90
Yes. my child
:. l. he in this carriages'
Certainly he is.'
Thea an Fvs got to sey is. he's having
. splendid ride"
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

e." My good woman" said the evan
gelist, as he offered her tract, +" have Won
got the gospel here ?''
No. sir. We haven't it." replied tho old
drone. " but they've got it awful down to
New Orieans,''
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

@An enraged gentleman addressing
from his chamber window. Z youth who had
been serenadins his daughter half an hour.
said " You are great bore. and 1 think
you mean to keep on boring until you got
water" adding. " here it is," emptying q
pitcherfull upon his head.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

H Mr.. A.. understand that you said
that l sold you barrel of cider that had
water in il !''
:. ;" No. no y was the reply. AZ only
said you sold me barrel of water with q
little cider in it''
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

EB A very sensible man. some time
ago, introduced to his son. about six years
of age. little brother. who had just arriv-
ed in this world. which all agree in abusing
but none like to part with it. even. in ex :
change for better. The boy looked at his
infant brother with some perplexity. and
then, raising his eyes to his father. in
quired
Where did you get it 20
&c Bought it. my son." said the father
with laughable gravity.
Again the boy looked at the baby. and,
after short time sagaciously asked:
:" Why didn't you pick out white one,
father g.
The father was regularly cornerod.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

Mr.. Wosrmsoroz. from the old and
vell. .known saddlay House Of I. Smith
q Co.. Of New York. and Smith 4 Go. Of
New Orleans. b nov IN par city. and will
BE- hsppy to nesivs IL sraen sf Merchants
fer seoas iAths 6adAissy line. Any thing
IRE essA ~ = eennssAstisa f tie
Hssse As1nprs'suis veula = sasles. thsy
being bsttsr kao~a hen. ehas Ne slss
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

- Tho steamer Conway saak on the
"a inst.. aboat fftsea miles below Little
Roeks in six Eset Of vster. aad il is sappos-
- tkst she cannot oEsissd- She was on
hsdpward trip from Napoleon to Little
Boek.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

~ AEarrulous fop. who had annoyed.
BY hi fliyotoe remarks, his partner in the
ball reoA snsng othnr empty things ask
ID wheat 10 hed hex eeu pisrcsd 20
{. No kss IL reply. :. but I've often had
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

~"I shall never got ont of this
scrape alive" rs the hog said when they
were rubbing the brisrles off his back with
clam shells and scalding water.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07
~ The press most popular with print

Eg The press most popular with print
ers-A PRESS OF BUSINESS.
We find sclf-made men very often, but
self-unmade ones q great deal oftener.
urL--:- Ai.>As .shi-.l--~- has=riohf hnt
never wrong AN angle.
When an actor brings down the
house," where does he take it to?
A man is obliged to keep his word when
nobody will take it,
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

To CosaEsrosnExTs--SsvssA eomnu-
sieations. are ussvolAsbly crowded ont ahis
vssk-bst shall try and give them show
in4 IN our next.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07
Valuable Property for Sal.
l!|'k l!l|1

"HE White Sulphur Springs, Crawfxd n
ty. Ark, to which are attached $50 a.sss ~San. y.
land of superior quality. one hundred under =. !"
and in state Of cultivation large and cou,ss;.
a.welling house. eleven rooms, with kitchen d.;,,'
meathonse. stables, spring house. bathing room.
cabi ms for visitors, (al new large. well ineoseS
garden, with an orchard and all other convenien..
es Also, horses. mules, 30 head of cattle. i'm
head Of hogs, with wagons. carts, oxen and farm.
ing utensils Of all kinds. This property is sitp,s
ed Immediately on the Van Buren and Little Ro.L
stage road, eleven miles east of Van Buren. s.S
one mile north of the Fort Smith and Little Roet
Railroad. The quality Of the land, water, and Il,
the convcniences and appurtenances can be a,oe,
tained by coming and examining for yourself =
is wellsdapted both to farming and as q wsterns -
place. Also. four likely negroes for sale AnnIS
| to GEO. W. NORRIS
White Sulphur Bprines
Dec. 5th, 1850.
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CuRIous SrMLF.-Henry Ward Beecher
delivered half-sermon. half-political har
angue at his church in Brooklyn on Sun F..
day night, in which he used the following
curious simile:
AS men grow rich. they grow mean
Why. know men-pious men-who actu.
ally perjure themselves about the value o.
their property that they may save what is
justly due the city for taxes. They are a,
mean --well-meanness has tunneled
them from end to end. and the biggest ont
lies through the heart, and the Devil daily
runs his train through and through.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

That's my impression" said .
priatsr to pretty girl when he kissed her.
And that token Of my regard, )" re-
piled ths young LADY. boxing his sass.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

- A debating club lately discusssf Il.
important question. - Whethsr = roose~r, 2,
knovledge Of day break il tho rssult of q.
servation Of instinct
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

~ A shoemaker. intending to be absent
e few days. hmpblacksd : single viii she
following, without date and nailsd l. .upea
|his deoks = Will be homo in ten days
FROM the time zen ~ this shingle.s' -
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07
Lost.

A Note drawn by Thomas Lewis and cr.
IA. nell. in favor Of X. II. Bean. dated Aug g.
1860, for $500. Said note was lost in Selnstiaa
County, Ark, between Fort Smith and James Fort
of Poteau. All persons are hereby cautioned
against tradi ng for said note as it has been pad.
Nov. 30, 1860. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

- a farnsr ehargsd hired pasa :wi<h
nasine aAA6ansiss bsds1auE-,~s kiGhtaiSe.
doyoa expeuta madt0 Asul6lns - -ross.
for six dolls3a month go 70 IN
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

n No telegnphic reports vers received
last night.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

o@c1Al Vote Of Arkausas.
Breckinridge, 28.732
Bell. 20,094
Douglas. 5,227
Breckinridge's plurality over Bell S.63S
over Bell and Douglas S.40O.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

.~Anssosthr unssehsafs frsa sbrssa
saser tos.. lasia1 - wssk. ~ aoties a.
ffissg 4 osr i'd 4. r M4vr. Esq-,
- Eshlgs q. = NJ Nave i :
VNN fianl - spsb 81 % - ssdss
oaY alos1sis - Ain Gs &sssn ss.asr-
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- sI16so1fsGt 6uaSs,- - S15sld,
~ = 8 - NV.
4 vst11sJs5 - fSlsa6 nr111nAs
sssss ssssss q s: 8 e. 8 e e.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07
10 Caucus Meeting on saturday.

1ne Caucus Meeting an Saturday.
After sons preliminary discussiea ~ to
who were sntitlsd 70 ssa4s In the Caucus, it
was sxrsed that ell who .psefered. and
claimed to BE- Democrats in. good faith
should b entitled to ssats.
Il was aeoestainsd and agrssd that the
Democratic strsegth Of the General As
sembly should. Tor ths purposes Of the sau-
ems. Be estimated ct eighty n,snbers. and
thAe two-thirds Of that n7mber should BE-
necessary 10 maksa nominatioa.
Ths coavention then procseded to ballot
for > candidate for the q. 8. Senate.
1st lAIAor.-For Nitchel, IL. Burrow.
IL Hsupstsad. a. Watkins. II, Fletcher.
= Raeae. 3 5: Cuighhsad. 2
H. Cnighead withlrsw bis name, and
The "a bellot psspltsd - follons
i Fer likehd. u Bsr1ow, la, Hemp.
-. =. Wstkips, II. Rietch~. 4. Roans.
Aedsey for : ckGcs s. 80
Ths sonysakiou adionrusd to meet sgAins
e Aeedey sftsrnsm - 2 o,clock-0A
kiat OssDst9.
~4wsesat,sa ~ss latsly exsn..
iiag - sEsaat e xplsa6A - : stall u :
uus&se-plhle..
+Il ~ you gsfasa = - -. = yo1
% Dsae, ,"s.& 5ksstlh x = SbrAhs
Z. zhA1st - - testr pGtd::
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07
liter from California.
FoRr KEARNEY, Nov. %

FoRr KEARNEY. Nov. %.
The Ply Express. which left San Fran
cisco oas{e evening of the 17th. passed
here this borning. Reports thee feet snow
on the Soth Pass and Rocky Mountains.
By this aival, we are in receipt of the
following hvices
The Prudential election returns are
nearly ouplste. Lincoln ia still 500 to
800 ahead pf Douglas. All parties con-
ceds the Stte of California to Lincoln.
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

6xxArsr--Aflsr H. rsadiag Of The mss-
sags, Mr.. Ciisgnan moved 20 have il pub
ishsd. h thOqght Il fell short Of inves-
erisis. The Pnsidsnt slsct Is
known - b dsngsroas man. and his par-
= WouA sssntually coatrol ths govern.
nsn4; - 6apssns Goars inctudsi. He
dj4 ~ shiksths S1aAss had sctsd pascipi-
ts1Dlys Il ~ j6aensak . s.Auntlr of
stasss voald sscsds within sixty days II
Soakh CsrelinA The submiqioa passr was
snall. The wissst thing Congress can do
The Van Buren press., 1860-12-07

Ths ssavsatieu adjourned to meet ssaia
q Asedey aftsrnsm = 2 e'clock-0ed
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Upwards oe sIs, 100000
y L.ses have been paid by the Etua Insurance Co
in the past Al years.
gIEE AvD INLNND yAvIqAT1oN

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
= accepted terms consistent with solvency and
fair profit.
Gass5siDn Jirs7 n ijtSIIruHceOf D DWELLINGS,
and C,i'.Ets far t>raS of one to fire years.
The progress of this Corporation has Leen stable
{ uninterrupted through seasons of financial
.1e aui periods cventfnI in exempt from
epin. cn1AlgrltionS and maritime disaster. be
N. long established Ona cash basis, the troubles of
t creii; system affect in no material particular
ripg ..hHri times the security of reliable Insu
l7re Is an Imperative duty-the ability of property
holders tOsustAin loss being then much lessened.
Paicie<is-uel without delay. and all business at
tanIeI ;o with dispatch aud fidelity. by
n. C. ARTHUR. Agent,
0tHce over the Bank of Wheeling.
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New York Paper WarellOuSe,

nNE rETCE ONLY. WHERE PAPER DEA I,ERs
" booksellers, StAti0ners. Binders. Printers api
Purchasers generally can save from 10 to ~ 1rr ceT:
by purchasing from first hands,
Has.ng increased our Manufacturing Facilities We
pers such AZ usually sold by q Paper Warehous,
Ledger and Flat Papers, Fooiscap, Letter Note ana
nhlet: E0lia Packet Commercial, and al grades o (
french Papers. Colored Papers. Tissue. Binders',
Trunk, aud Straw oard. BIotting. etc. etc; Bank.
Ncte Iiond, Drawing, Bank, Euvelops. PARTICULAR
attention paid to supplying Banks with Ba1k-Nots
ana Letter aud Account Papers, Schools and Semi
narles Elerg!men and Professional men. BIlIheads
In stocS ready r:ied for Printers from to Heads
!" 70 tne sheet. Blue and White, WoVc and Laid. In
tact. complete Paper BazAar. Scnd for Circulars,
ana save your money. Orders by mail. accompanied
with cash, will be filled as well as if present in e
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