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OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,

THAT
Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL, preserve, iR(aLiibfy, the growth and
w color of the Hair, il used two or three
tunes a week, to any imaginable age. Perfect
~ restore the gray; cover the bald with nature IS
own ornament, the hair; make it more soft and
beautiful than any oil, and preserve the scalp
men, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen,
Professional Men, and Gentlemen and Ladies' OF
all classes, allOver the World, bear testimony
PROFESSOR s. THALBBRG PIANIST,
SAYS on his arrival in the United States he
was rapidly becoming gray, but on apply
ing Woods Hair Restorative his hairsoon
recovered its original hue = .
CHARLES CARDEW, IL NASSAU ST., N y,
says the gray hairson his wife's head were
after few weeks trial, turned into dark
brown at the same time beautiiying and
A.C. RAYMOND. BATH, MAINE.
says he is sixty years old, and his hair
the use of two bottles of restorative the
gray hairs have disappeared, both on
his hsad and face, and is more soft and
glossy than for twenty five years previous
His wife OF the ago offifty-two, has usedi
with the same effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ. N. o.,
says that he lost his hair by the yellow &c
yer, in 1854. lie used Woods Hair Rosto-
ratiyc, and his hair is now thick andglossy.
SIN. MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON ALA
says the Restorative has done much gooo
in his part or tie country. He used it FOL
badness, and now has fine head of hair.
TIL. MORSE, LEBANON, KY,
says he has Woods Hair Restorative used
in hundreds ofcases, and hover knew it
fail in acComPi sfi ng all IL pro fcsses 10 10.
A.J.ALDBN, McbANhSBORo, ILL Il
says he hadthe scald head eight years, an(
bald but by the liberal use of Woodi
Hair Restorative, he now has rich, glossy
head ofhair.
II Sold by all Druggists, and by o. j.
Wood d Co., 444 broadway, New York, and
ia Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
.In.llIl I'm
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A d " a n t a g e
Ut reccfNths
n HANDS ONE PRESENT,
worrn FROM 50 cKsTs TO I0O DOLLARS.
WITH ZACH t1OOE

WORTH FROM 50 cEsTs TO l0O DOLLARS.
NOV WITH EACH BOOK,
GEO. q. EVANS Original Gilt Boob EnterpFiss
TsI has been endorsed by The Boob
Trade aud aiIihc leading city
aud Country newspapers IA
the United states.
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have received the APPRECIATION
of over six millions of citizens
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whom have received substaH-
ial evidence Of the benefits
derived by purchasing books
at this establishments
q ED. q. fsNANS done more than any other pub
Usher or book seller in thc a.
:. towards difusng knowl-
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TEN many books are read lhaI
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/. Frank Leslic's Newsl spet.rz=
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grenicst assortment of books.
aud circulates free 10 all who
MAY apply, the most complete
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other publishers and m anur.c-
turers which enable hun IL
furnish his patrIns with liner
aaaIity and better assert
Inent of gifis than any other
establishment
GEO. g. EVANS publishes nearly Two grn-
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Books, therefore, as a publ sh
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si0ns
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GRo g. EVAyS,Nrw cassilcd catalogue Of
books embracing the writings
ofevery sta ndaTd author IA eV-
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aud gives all the Information
relative 10 The purchasing shd
for~ading by Mall or kxpfsss
OF books ordered from e.
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directions how 10 remit none,
| GEO a. EVANS Catalogue OF Books viii be-
sent gratis and free OF ca pense
toany address i'm the u ~
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be surpassed. The most liberal
| commissions are offered, and
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| Select your books enclose the
| amount of money required, and
| one trial will satisfy you that
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AS PREPARAToRY SCHOOL

Will be formed. TO which a limited number OF
young ladies viii be admitted, and To graduates.
of which Normal school, esrtiicates viii Do
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Fer those desiring to enter the advanced class
Is OF some other College, this Institution offers
great inducements, on account of is economy,
superior discipline aud freedom from entice-
mentS to vice.
ppt.Apy nm. l,ar,sus,,sr
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. Z Z % q Q q
DIR. BAKERS
p AIN ? ANECEA!
For tie Care Of Pain 6oth externally
and internally. Greatest Pain-ca-
ring remedy get discoyered! Pain
Ecannot long erist schere the remedy is
FAITHFULLY used.
GIVE 1T ONE FAIR TRIAL,
And ifyou do not find it to be all it is recon-
mended, go back to the agent and get double
made no Gn St What aSis medicine has
in thousands Of coses, it will do again. For
Pain in the Stomach, Back and Bowels,
Burns, Bruises, Cuts and Swellings, Chol-
ic, Diarrhea, rheumatism, Headache, Ear
ache, Toothache and Neuralgia, it cures
almost simultaneously.
xii CHRONIC DISEASES,
Such as Dyspepsia, Weak Breast, Liver
Complaint, General Debility, Fever and
Ague, Canker or Sore Mouth, Putrid Sore
Throat, Weak Eyes, Spine and Kidney
Disease, Old Sores, Coughs and Colds and
Caked or Sore Breast. In the above named
diseases, it only needs to be faithfully used
and cure is certain.
MONEY REFUNDED.
IMPETANT TO Acknowledgements win find it great
ly to their interest, and at full liberty on first
introducing DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea, to give
back the money freely IL those who purchase
are not fully satisfied; and may use it in their
own families, or give a lew bottles to theiI
friends, that they may test It's great merits over
all other remedies. All agents write that when
once introduced, their sales ure large Familie:
will keep IL IN their houses and not be without IL
For sale by the Proprietors,
A. L.. ScOyi1l a. Co.,
NoI9 west Eighth street, Cincinnati.
Also by p. NJ. DoNNELLY, Terre Haute, Ind
J.R. CUNNINGHAM, :"
Il II BARI IL CO.,
A PENCE, &c +"
T. S WOLFE. New Market, Ind.
James NJ. Lucas, Cloverland, Ind.
Stark 6r Davis, Rockville, Tad.
w. Campbell, Clinton, Ind.
Mccullough, Toronto, Ind.
iy.lwOm
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Insurance against loss oE damage by Gre, on
dwellings,, furniture, stores, Warehouses, mer-
ehandise, mills, manufactures aud most all
ki nds ofproperty. can be effected in this Comma.
therisks and security 10 property holders will
warrant.
Particular attention giveu 10 insuring Farm
properly, consisting OF wcllings, barns nnd Mt
hay, grain, farming utensils, &C., contained
therein, for term of years at low rates of pre-.
MUM.
Applications for insurance may be made 90 III
Undersigned, the duly autharized agent Of said
Company. ~. h. HAGER,
ma2Odw6m AT McKeenss Bank
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Hats! Hats! Hats!

FOR SALE-Two very desirable
building lots on 5th street, south, will be
sold for cash; or part cash, balance and years,
interest per cent, secured by mortgage. Also
six buildi ng lots on 9TH, north, at very low
prices Terms ssabove. ..r.--..,.s ...-.-flI
JOSEPH COOPER,
Real Estate Agent, |
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NUMEROUS LECTURES
A TEACHERS GLASS

Will be given by the Professors on a variety OF
subjects; also, regular course Of lectures, ann
plihcd b. suitable cabinet and apparatus, L. arb
yanced rtaSSeS In Natural ScicnCg-
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AGENTS WANTED ,

Z AGENTS WANTED,
To whom greater Inducements than over are
offered. Any person, either male or female who
Is desi rous Of engaing in an honorable and prof
table employment. Requiring hat little lime
and no outlay OF money. aud ny witch they caa
obtaingrats fa sf .an.
A valuable Library,
A fine gold watch and chain.
A handsome service of plate,
An elegant silk dress pattern,
A splendid sett of Jewelry.
Or many other choice articles enutne rated in the
list ofGins, can DO 70 by acting as an Agent Tor
this Embellishments. - s lea IS.
Asy person, In any part of tho euo ntry. a he
IN gent. simply by forming a club. sending
et OF books, and remittinr The amount OF mon
sTequlred for the same. HstHa - f'EH
Send for catalogue, which Contains all the
Information relative ts agencies aud the
formation OF clubs; and 10 insure prompt an6
honorable dealings, addressall ordersto
THE EAD-oU ARTRRs
oF ri4 H i1|
GEO. q. EVANS.
Proprietor ofthe Largest Gin Book Rnterprise
fn the world, permanently locstef nt No. <sa
Chestnut street, Phiisdeipfns. ffsiewsieow
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Hartford Fire Insurance Go.
JANUARY I, 1860. af"
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF srATE,
isDIAsAPoLIs, Feb. 10, 1860.

OFFICE OF AUDITOR or srATE,
isDtAEAPoLIs, Feb. ~, 1860.
To the People OF Indiana:
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company taving
complied with the law of Indiana, by filing In
this Office statement OF ia condition on the "a
day Of January, 1860, and having invited an ex.
ANIMATION of liz affairs by this Department.
Jchn w. Dodd, Aaditor OF the Statc OF. Indiana,
hereby certify mat have made personal and
thorough examination Of tn books and assets
ofthe Company, AT their Office Ia the city OF
Hartford. Conn, aud that the Company own and
have IN thsir possession In cash, and IN sccuri :
ueseonNeIttbie at pleasarc, nearly Oac Million
OF Dollars, applicable To the payment of Losses
Ian amount corresponding with their Official
statement Of January last. Tho Hartford Pire
Insurance Company has boon in exislencn for
hall century The high character Ofits officers
COR experience aud probity--ihe promptncss and
hdelity with which is has met all engagements
y-justly entiticsit 90 the highest rank among the
Insurance Companies OF the country, aud com.
mends II TO the patronage fthe people OF Indi-
ana. JOHN w. DODD.
- f-.a Auditor % 4 State
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Merchant Tailoring Department

IL ELMBOLD'S
IL GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMBoLD's BUCHU FoRTHE BLADDER.
helmb0ld's Buchu for the Kidneys.
Helmbold's Buchu for the Gravel.
Helmbold's Buchu for Dropsy.
Hclmbold's Buchu for Nervousness.
Helmbold's Buehu for Loss of Memory
Helmbold's Buehu for Dimness OF Vision.
Heimbold's Buchu for DifheuIt Breathing.
Helmb0ld's Buchu for Weak Nerves.
Helmbold's Buchu for Distractions
Helmbold's Buchu for General Debility.
Helmbolds Buchu for Universal Bassitude.
Hembold's Buchu for Horror of Disease.
Helmbold's Buchu for Night Sweats.
Helmbold's Buchu for Wakefulness.
Helmbold,s Buchu for Dryness of Skin
Hclmbold's Buchu for Eruptions.
Helmbold's Buchu for Pain in the Back.
Helmbold's Buchu for Ileaviness Of the Eyelds,
with Temporary suffusi on Id Loss OF 81 chit.
Helmbold's Buehu for Mobility and Restless
ness, with Want of Attention and horror of
society.
Indiseretions and all di seases of
FEMALES, FAMILIES, FEMALES,
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
| TAKE No MORE PILLS.
| TAKE NO MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL.
| Use Helmbold's Extract Buchu for all COM
| plaints incident to the sex.
No Family should he without il |!
Take no moro Balsam or injurious and I'M
pleasant medicine for unpleasant and danger
| Use IeImboid,s Extract Buchu for Excuses
arising from habits INDUCED in by
| Young and Old.
And for diseases arising from habits of dissipa-
| ton. IL removes all improper discharge, aud
will restore the patient In short time TO state
| of health and purity.
Use Helmboid's Extract Buehu for all arec-
| tions of the most distressing char acter.
| Use flelmbold's Extract Buchu for all alice
| lions and lseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
| MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no mat
ter of HOW LONG STANDING.
4 All the above diseases aud symptoms admit
| of the same tratnent, and may originate from
| the same cause.
Read! Readi
Helmbold's Buchu is safe and pleasant in
taste and odor, but immediate In relief.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman
| ofthe city of philadelphia, II. T. Helmbold.
Chemist, who being duly sworn, does say, that
| bis preparation contains no Narcotic, Mercury
or Injurious drug, but is purely vegetable.
| II. Il. HRLMBoLD, Sole Manufacturer.
sworn and SUBSIDIZED before me, this 23d day
| of November, "a.
| WIN. p. HIBBARD, Alderman.
A Trial Costs but Dollar-Try it,
| And be convinced OF its efficacy. And IL Is &C
| companied by reliable and responsible certin-
Gates from Professors of Medical Colleges, Cier-
gymcn and others.
Price 81 per bottle, or @ for s.; delivered TO
| any address. Prepared by
mr.. HELMBoLD,
| Depot, I0i South 10th street,
Below Chestnut, Phla.
| NECESSARY CsuTIoN.-ShouId unprincipled
| Dealers try to palm oil another article, which
pays better profit and is worthless, ask for
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
Take no other. Cures Guaranteed.
-Soldb by
TH0S. H. BARR & CO.,
Tcrrc- iiaute, Indiana,
Aud all Druggists everywhere.
Cut out the advertisement and send for II , ann
avoid imn0sit ton md cxposure.
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ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY BOARDING
PUPILS can now eat, drink, sleep. study and
recitei associatng continually with teachers,
aud enjoying all the benefits of home comfort
aud discipline, on the College grounds aud mn
der the same roof
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W. MORTON STEVENSON. M. D.

elllt PRAIRIETON, IND,
II AVING permanently located IN TINS place
II II respectfully soiicits share Of tho EifbNc
patronage, af ensast F Eapl6Wly
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MEDICAL DISEASES.
EXTREME HELPLESSN ESS.

- s<s-s =
Why will any one suaerthc horrors Of iebiIi-
taling Intermittent Fever, when, by the use o
tho
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"a Sound Mind In HcalMv BodrlI
Farmers Home INSTITUTED
MILITARY ACADEMY,

CLINTON, INDIANA
IS miles North OF rcrre -Haute.i
III AVING been greatly enlarged
Il Il aud placed upon n full Collegiate basis.
opens its next regaiGr annual session OF ~
*
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lTHE EXTENSIVE
Girt Book Establishm'nt
GEORGE q. EVANS,
No. s39 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where You Can Get Books of All Kinds

Books Of Fact,
Books Of Fictisn,
Rocks 81 Dcyotion.
Boeksof Amuscment,
Books Ior the Old Folks,
Books for the Young Folks,
Books for Husbands,
Books for Wives,
Books for Lovers,
Boeks for Sweethcarfs.
Books for Boys,
Books for Girls,
Books of Humor,
Rocks Of Poetry,
Rocks Of Travel,
Books OF History,
Books OF Biography,
Books of ADJ enfure,
Books about SaIiors,
Books about Soldiers,
Booksabout .<siIEns,
Books about Hunters,
Books about Heioc-,
Books about PaiIi"is,
Books for Farmers,
Books for Mechanics,
Rocks for Merchants.
Books for Physicians,
Books for Lawyers,
Books for Statesmen,
BiLIss
Presentation Eeek..
Prayer Books.
Juvenile Books.
Annals.
Hymn Books,
Albums, etc.
Cecil Il. llarilcy's Interesting biographies,
Rev.J. n. Ingraham's Scriptural Romances
Cecil Hartley interesting Biograpiesi
Rev. J u Ingraham's Scriptural Romancesl
Smokers Lives OF Patriots and Statesmen
1T Iawren's Revolutionary Stories.
rs Arthur's Popular Tales,
ar Aleott's Frmiiy Doctor,
Mrs licnz's Novelist
Mrs South wOrth's Novels
COoper's Novclsi
Dickens Novels
Wayerly Novels,
lrving's Morks
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THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Wonderful Effects -

Has cured thousands OF both sexes OF tho most
dreadfuifeyers. Read aud reflect.
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ARRIVALS At THE BOTEIS

NATIONAL HOTEL-M Bates. Mass. q w
"a; rs i4, Bis, ll' WIN Temple pei; Thorpe
Lsnnsr. AID; Mrs B Bssgott. Miss: F HsSa.r
Js nc Sn Sasaasfd and isaI rsnn J.cEson
Langley, Q Nelson, Md; L Zimmef, vs IsGoS n
fsIr9i, Dr Hlbos snd daughter, Oh Stevens
iHSTson. N.Y. N B Osborne. Va; Ne DonsId s ans
Ia, y Cgn1ing nam and fam, Ind; 5 Crippsn" :
ISts Pq%5 n4 M:S: P s9r.s M MSoIeN
Ky sm f2a A J1dd and Man. ts9
WIZARDS HOTEL Banker. La; w e
66s sp, MIS-; Harper, do; Mlss 5 Harpsr, do; B
IA; v VIZ lid, "a; Le.ry, NJ; T SCOTT SCOTT
Green and sdy, Ky; Rsinha1d, S 1;k e k RL
DO ksfos saa N 1Tgl "a d a,s. LIpId
Schmidt and Iady, NY; Miss sohidt Nf;c kb.m
W5S DO; rISif Misc W az; ML d. TgfIy
B. i Resd All All SSSa f. dc; w Nolan, Texas
USA. u 0onh' " w McCTeery,
cI BRI0WNs, HOTEL--C Bradley, RI; Hon r.
isn. Z Bro BPoJn G5slS, SD; sPsIrJ reaPi AT
ssh Pa; sr,.6 s' Sc M Ssss' E A,;
Moon, do Rsiss s so; aU soSs,5. DTInpO dq
Han sii doi Miss Wsbarn; DO; { Vance. Va: G
fens: 3 sH& W sfy' Tex; Williams and dan liter,
Mi NE sntef, Va; A N Bell, 4 Bel Md: Judge
Rs,f, tM,eakstt, Anderson, Ia; j BeaII' W
. WASHINGTON y. SUI HaysE-M,. s ] Clark, Pa,
M1iiI.s MofsSSa. NFasa t asnSlf q ia
,KiRKwOOD HoUsE.-N K...d, t.. VII,
W nee.en, NY; A 6 6 Bennett, Msss; Deans ss "
a. TO = Lins, ~; Capt Caot Barton ARM.
We. "ef'' NO; WI Joynsr and lady. Miss Joyin1si,
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ma 2-Im

POINT LOOKOUT.
n Underslgned, long ard we'll known to the
uaveiiing pubic as proprietor Of the City
Hotel, Alexandria, Va. and the United VENA u
SS sss Hotel IN Wash, gton city, has ls:HH
ravlnon atd the numerous cottage s connected with
u, recently erected at Point Lookout the point of
lunctiop OF the Potomac with Chesa peake Bay and
having furnished them in style equal TO that of
my olher watering place in the United States viii
2pen the establishment on the 18th day of June
!OI the reception OF visitors, his Arrangements he
ILs snnlclent for the comfortable accommodation
OF at ieast 80 guests.
r. Point Lookout. besides being deservedy the most
famous paoe in all America for fne Oysters Hog
IN, SOFT Grams, eePht ad, Mackerel, and an
tne5 SAT- water Injuries, possesses finer faciiite
LOT sur Bathing than even Cape NAV while the
pa, nSek eonntry lmmee lately adjoining it-inniudins
me Drives, Partridge and WoOdoock Shootinr,
&c, dc.s-oner advantages together, superior 81
nose OF any other watering place on this
I ne w alter views from the pavilion and from al
Sne cottages are extensive, varied. and charming
Ibe health OF the point is unexceled by thai Of
nountaln regions, and the aooess To il BY steamers
from Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and Riche
mona, VIII probably be daily to and from each Of
nose elues He has spared no expense In nrovld
ing hne band, Carriages Horses Pleasure Boats
Tor hlre or IN stocking his cellars with the hast
" mes: Liquors, DO. In short his patrons viii
ma az thelr command every luxury and oomfoIt
optslnsbie at any other American WATERING nlace
4. MS terms f9r board BY the day, week, or month
iof INDIVIDUALS or families, will he reasonable
,no =. W. uIJ LOGAN o. SMITH
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MISCELLANEOUS.
pRoPosALs FOR sTATIoNERY.

WAR DzPARrnxST, May IS, Iseo.
PsoPosALs win be reoeiyed a. this Depsrsmeu,
NEXT for suppyns the ssionsry dssoribed in the The
subJotned schedule during the fiscal year commenc
Ss ststOns! jan must ~ S ss Il f he bs.. quality
Sssmp.es must socompsny the bids.
sfsI M 20 s. ssb e
r n,ment q MS contract; and the Department viii
and in suoh aantitiee, as il may deem proper. a.
vel as to increase or diminish the titles below
50 reams despatch Gap, ruled TO pattern, vsirhing
r'. so:n fsGolsssP; I1sd or p.r. weighing
sooresm. suaIto post. ruled or pain, weighing Il
sofe.ms note paper. ruled or plain. per resm
~ reems copying paper, per ream
5resms ottlng paper, per rean
iSrssms envsioPs paper, BUFF or yellow, roy. PEI
10 rs.ns MANILA wrapping paper. super royal. per
80 o"O ENVELOPES. Ofcial sizes. sxtr. heavy. per
5000 envelopes, letter sizes, extra heavy, per
= Isl gross metallic pens, per gross
1900 quilts, No. 80, per Gao
dozen Eaber's blue and carmlns pencils, per
20 dozen penholders, per dozen
2dozen ivory folders, plain, per dozen
10 dozen blsded knives, Rodgers and sons, per
2dozen office scissors, Rodgers and Sons, per
dozen = ~
20 dozen Maynard & Noyes's, or other black ink.
In quarts, per dozen
20 dozen French csrmine ink, in ounce vials, per
dozen
4doz. n inkstands, Diapers, whitney's, or ecu
per dozen
q pounds sealing wax, scarlet. per pound
10 pounds India rubber, prepared, in pieces, per
20 dozen'sIlk taste or braid, assorted. per dozen
50 dozen red tape, in pieces, assorted sizes, per
dozen
10 dozen red tape, in rolls, assorted sizes, per
dozen
20 pounds linen Irvine, per pound
dog large ia mucilage, per dozen
ma 26-1awtd
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DEsTRUcTIvE FREsHEr IN MARYLASp-we
isatn says the Marlboro prince Georges county,
fIanter, that the storm of wind and rain of Sat,ir
aay last uss ve.y destructive IN some portions of
tais county All along the Potomac shores the
Sn n~as very heavy aud destructive. The greatest
damage, VIC understand, was upon the Henson
braneh, where nearly all the growing crops have
been overlooked, and, in great measure ruined
u immigration has again commenced from
SaIna- The ship Flying Mist, arrived from Hong
hong, brought 40 passengers, and the shin las
Brown Is daily expected with as MANY more Al
last accounts several vessels at Hong Kong were
up !or san Francisco Offering to bring passengers
over very cheap. @''
IL Dispatches from the Chinese son,d,o,
make no mention of the attempted assassinstion
OF fnhoe Goitara. Consul Harris il expecting the
ieeesh Oi me japanese Embassy by the middle of
dsgsuS a. Inc chinese We're actively preparing to
oeiena lie mselves against the English, and are
cohHosnt OF their ability to do so successfully.
~ A correspondence has passed betyv,ap
Afcnolship Hughes and the New York citv in
IN reference to the State law requiring all
persons performing the ceremony of m.rriaSa ~
report the date to a register The Archbishop oh.
Jecs quite sharply to tie requirement
" recent census In Canada shows that there
are 4oOOO runaway slaves In Canada w est at the
a. 81 ~ o ana tnat they are coming in at the
IaIe OF lusOOO year These slaves are assisted nv
dssoclanons and many Of them settle on lands
purchased for them.
OCn telling Charles XII, of Sweden. ius,
tS-sa >, 'ne ost'le OF Narya, that the enemy were
snIee 70 one, ne answered: 81 am glad 10 hear in
!ol Inen mere VIII be enough to kill, enough to
axe prisoners, and enough to run away"
~ IN olnerent sections of New Jersey the To-
s are appearing in large numbers, but thus
fe. ..en dePredailons have been confined to the
,r uees, huit trees not having yet been dis
~ ne ugliest Of Trades have their moments
- o .oasufe. NOW, II L were a grave-digger, or
even hangman, there are some people could
"ork Iof with great deal Of enjoyment.
The Boston Musical Times saws there are
neatly TWO hundred professional musicians in that
city, who are out Of employment.
III The HuntviIle (Ala paner. ,nnorno. a..
death Of Mr. James Clemens, an aged citizen and
iatner OF Hon Jere Clsmens, now Of Memphis.
. " Tom Taylor writes to the Manchester
Suafolan that Albert Smith realized from his
mont Blanc exhibition from fI0UDO To CON 600