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The Shasta courier., 1860-01-21

E9- Gov. Wise made an earnest appeal, be-
fore the Legislature of Virginia, for a commu-
sstion of the sentence ofEdwin Coppie, but the
prayer was refused unanimously.
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-helpIp shouted our hero, at the top

dropped astern.
"Help-help p shouted our hero, at the top
Of his voice. The boats got loose"
"Get out a couple Of oars, you lubber," cried
the officer of the deck, as he jumped upon the
poop hearing the cry, where he arrived just
as the cutter was sweeping past the quarter
Z You can hold her against the tide"
Tom did get out a couple of oars; but the
moment he got them balanced in the oar-locks,
he commenced pulling for dear life, and TO the
utter CONSERVATION of the lieutenant, the boat
started rapidly up the river. All the s&ntries
on deck were Immediately called upon the poop
and their muskets were discharged at tue de-
serter, though two of the balls whist1ed near She
boat, yet none of them did any harm, and the
next moment Tom heard the third cutter called
but he knew the men were all sound asleep in
their hammocks, and so he felt secure. Ia was
ten minutes before the third cutter was cast off
from the ship, and long ere they reached Tom
he had gained the shore, and was running At a
remarkable speed towards tbe city, which he
reached in safety, and before two clock he was
on board his own brig
The next morning the Sarah dropped with the
ebb tide, and as she passed the frigate, Tom
saw the second cutter swinging in her Usual
place, and as he gazed upon the proud flag that
fioated at the Englshman's peak, he murniured
to himself:
F" If live, III some day take the pride from
the proud tyrantsr
How literally was that saying fulfilled. Tom
Macdonough had been Decaturs favorie mid
shpman at the seige of Tripoli, and wherever
Decatur led, he dared to follow" Subsequently
to that brilliant chapter in the pages of our
history, occurred the event which is embl died
in our sketch; but five years afterwards on rQle
l lth of September 1914, Thomas Macdonougfi
met one of England's proud fleets on Lake
Champlain. At the first broadsde the English
commodore, Downie, fell, and at the end Of a
fight which lasted two hours and twenty rdin-
utes without ntermission, Commodore Macdon-
/ ough was the conqueror of Champain.i He
gained proud victory; he had indeed husnbled
the pride of the tyrants and that days achieve
ment forms one of the brightest pages in the
history Of America.
Commodore Thomas Macdonough-the hero
of Tripoli-the conqueror of Champlain; he
was noble, true-hearted man, the terror Of all
enemies of his country Peace to his ashes, and
everlasting honor to his memory.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-21

y DUEL.--A gentleman, a member of the New
York State Legislature from northern county
was challenged by another member for offensive
words spoken in debate. The belligerent pro-
position was at once received by " the deend-
ant" who, being the challenged party wascon-
ceded the choice of weapons and of the ground
He chose broadswords and the ''position was
to be on each side of the st. Lawrence river.
where it was no less than mile wide The
idea was secuted as evasive and absurd, by the
sanguinary challenger. Very WELL" answered
the challenged party, q what do you desire ~
Why, that you should fight with the weapons
OF gentleman" What do you call gentle
manly weapons?" "Why, pistols, of course"
Very well, pistols be it, then | shall not balk
your inclination" Where shall we meet 2r--
'On the top of Sugar Loaf Hill,' mile from the
village, at six o'clock tomorrow morning; we
shall stand back to back, each march forward
fifteen PAGES, then turn, and between the words
One 'Two,' Three we fire. All right I"
and the next morning they did meet, as agreed
upon but the make of the ground" was found
to be peculiar; Sugar Loaf Hill was almost
sharp cone; and when they had marched their
fifteen PAGES, and turned to fire, each was en-
tirely out of sight of the otherl The challenger
marched back, and roared out to his ESCAPED
VICTIM who was walking off from the feld
of honor" " What new subtertuge is this You
are a coward, sir!' 81 know that" was the
instant reply, "and so are you, or you wouldn't
have challenged me!' And so it was that he
held on his way down hill at a rapid pace
hnicker5ocker.
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CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
I, the undersigned, Governor of Hungary do
testify hereby, that DR.. L. J. Czapkay has serv-
ed during the contest for Hungarian liberty, as
Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian army, with
faithful perseverance-whereof | have given
him this certificate, and do recommend him to
the sympathy, attention and protection of all
those who are capable of approaching patriotic
self-sacrihce and undeseryed misfortune.
KossUrH LAJos, Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1852.
nra. Spermatorrhoea or local weakness ner-
voGs debility low spirits, lassitude, weakness
Of the limbs and back. indisposition and incapa-
bility for study and labor, dullness ofapprehen-
sion, loss ofmemory, aversion to society, love of
solitude, tirnidity self-distrust, dizziness, head
ach Involuntary discharges, pains in the side
affection Of the eyes, pimples the face, sex
ual and other infirmities in man, are cured with
out fail by the justly celebrated physician ana
surgeon, l.. j. CzApKAY.
His method of curing diseases is new, (un-
known to others) and hence the great success.
tn HE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
Il Agel Greatest blessing to Mankind IN
nocent but potent. DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY'S Pro-
phylacticum, (self-disinfecting agent,) a sure
preventive against GonOrrhea and Syphilitic
diseases, and unsurpassed remedy for all
venereal, scrofulous, gangrenous and cancerous
ulcers fetld discharges from vagina, uterus and
urethra, and all cutaneous eruptions and dis
eases. As innoculation is sure preventive
against smallpox, so is DR.. L. J. Czapkay's Pro-
phylacticum preventive against Syphilitic and
Gonorrheal diseases Harmless in ITSELF it pos
sesses the power of chemically destroying the
syt hilitic virus, and thereby saving thousands
OF debaGchees from being infected with the most
loathsome of all dieases. Let no young man
who appreciates health be without DR.. Czapkay's
Prophylacticum. 1t is in very convenient pack
ages, and will be found convenient for use, be-
ing used as soap. Price So.
All letters must be addressed, L. J. Czapkay,
d. u, San francisco. n26:em
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Valley whisky,

New YORK, April 10th, 1853
l have analysed a sample of
"Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky
and find it to be pure article, of fine flavor
and without any deleterious admixture.
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ D.,
Chemist.
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-21

HANDSOME GEORGE JORDAN, THE AcToR.-The
N. Y. correspondent of the Philadelphia De-
spatch has the following remarks touching this
actor and his retirement from Laura Keene S
theatre:
What the female portion of the theatre going
public of our city will do in consequence OF Jor-
dams retirement, I'm sure cannot divine. They
will be inconsolable. He is the Apollo Belvi-
dere of this meridian, and wherever he goes,
"carries CUSTOM" as they say in the dry goods
trade. He and young Wallack (Lester Wallack J
divide the heart business may say between
them. have often thought that no one city
could be quite large enough to contain the two.
Two suns in one hemisphere lions in one
forest etc, etc.-is rather excessive.
Should it continue, Cupid will have to endow
a hospital, here, for the compound fracture of
gentle bosoms and the maceration of the femi-
nine affections. Is it marvellous that suicide las
become so common with us, among the fair
danes and demoselles THAT sad-looking mo-
theirs, with babes in their arms, go leaping off
the ferry boats, and dark-eyed Hebes are found
wandering the streets, demented, inquring of
every urchin, with eager gaze, the whereabouts
of the druggist?
Sans 6adiHage, what is the fascination about
the sock and buskin that women, otherwise mo-
dest, become SO smitten even with men of plain
features and palmer intellects Il don't allude to
the tdus AehiteS above mentioned in these ''plain
terms" by any means), while men, othefSse
sensible, go temporarily insane about the most
insipid woman, if they happen to wear tir on
the stage, use burnt cork, vermllion, chalk.2c
and rejoice in the manners of the coulisse 1or-
dan, am told, has to employ secretary 4 read
the bushel- basket full of bllets d0ur frob en-
amored crinoline which he receives ererl day,
and has no time to peruSe. Lester Walack,
gossip tells, keeps his, on wager, to s,ff a
" love sofa" with, by the lst of January l,60l
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LOOK TO YOUR ROOFS,
CHLDS'S
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
Roofing,

For Buildings of every Description.
TNHIS MATERIAL possesses all the virtues,
J. with none of the defects of ASPHALTUM,
being more elastic and durable, and less brittle,
while it is perfectly
Secure against Fire and Water.
It is perfect resstent Of the atmosphere,
having been thoroughly tried in New England
and various parts of the United States, including
California and Oregon, and has everywhere been
found to be the
Cheapest and Best Roof in Use.
1t can also be laid over
Leaky Roofs of Tin and other Metals.
Orders filled for any part of the country, ac-
companied with printed Instructions for appli-
cation of the material, which is easy and simple.
Sold in barrels of forty gallons, at $40 per
barrel. Also in half barrels
barrel will cover 500 square feet Of new
roofing, and 5000 square feet of metal roofing.
Es5@ Send for "A Circular. SA
All orders promptly attended to by
J. II. PURKITT, Agent,
I33 California street.
oI5-3rnis San Francisco.
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DlR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
~ Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Steam
ship Company Oaice, San Francisco, California.
The Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no
ennunnra tinn nnless he elfects a cure
The Shasta courier., 1860-01-21
Daly's Aromatic Valley Whisky

Is put up in cases containing one dozen bottles
each. For sale by all the principal Liquor
Houses in California. sel0:6m
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ORDINARY DRAWING,


whole TICKETS sIOi Halves s.; Quarters g sol
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Who Invented the sewing Machine!
THE HOWE SEWING IACHINE!gl
Established 1915.
L. 40 W e., J r.,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENTEEs

ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.
TENHEsE Machines are strictly First Class beauty and
simplicity Of construction, durability, and efficiency in
more nearly alike both sides Of the goods than that
| by any other machine
ey are capable Of doing greater variety Of work Chan any
other family machine The $50 machine is warranted
@ WORK as the Wheeler Wilson, and hea " the large
Singer mlLhine.
Family Wachsues,-Prises. eeo s-a sso sso
and 500
The Howe Cylinder Machines for all leather stitching, such
nave always held reputation any sr machines
me- universally admitted No other Leather ltachne
and $50.
" hat Constitutes "A Good Sewing Machine!
J. Il SHOULD be we'll made simple in construction and
material.
B. It should any and all materials that can be sewed
= II should be able 70 cotton thread or silk.
. II should able sew from coarse 70 ne and from thick
10 mn win rapidly and without changing the tension
~ should be able to make the tension greater less, both
uiS under and upper threads end with uniformity.
II should have straight needle cured ones ableto
e TIE needle should have perpendicular notion This Is ab-
sotutely necessary for heavy work.
y II should be able bind with binder hem with beuuer
SHOULD stitch, fell, run and gather
~ II should be always ready to work
~ as should be capable using the same size Of thread on
g sles Of The work. and Of using different coored thread
i e or below, to correspond with any eolor Of the
u ~ I, should be able to make long short stitch
ri Il soI9 commence sewing tightly t the first stitch
- L should have wheel feed pe others are in constant
contact with the work
70 IL should not BE- liable to get out OF order
stitches. ~ W --N ''0 I-'1e1-' --i0- 9NF
Is ltshould not he liable to oil the operators dress
ont IL Should H2t form ridge the under side, ravel
machines. % $40 49, So al N11i- ''''--i
70 1t saouldaot be more trouble than it is worth"
GET THE BEST!
ne Howe Family and Leather Machines are rrspted to give
sAsactcon than any other machine ia the market or
money refunded. -
,o ING best Sewing Machine Cotton In the CITY /
VII q Maeaaughs at Soc per dozen Hove's Msbpg Twist
an excellent article, Pc per spool.
an CONE BROTHERS,
- 81 Coneee Street, over MlClelandis. l
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WOOD. EDDY & CO.'S
SINGL NUMBER LOTTERIES,
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
8 I 0 Q , 0 o O II
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TIoKETs


Of Wood, EDDY Cos Single Number Lotteries will take place
public under the Superintendent Sworn Commissioners
at Augusta, Georgia, as follows;
CLASS Al Draws Saturday, Nov. 10, 1859.
Class 81 Draws Saturday, Dec. II, 1859.
Class So Draws Saturday, Jan 2f, 1860.
ClasC 60 Draws Saturday, Feb. IS, 1850.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ron S4TE
NHJISlNG to maze other investments We promise To sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county as follows.
THAT SUBURBAN RESTDENsgF
htuatedon the franklin Turnpike within half % IN IL ;t
and opposite theTesaence Of the late Joseph w. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
Is ne most commanding Of Nash
we; sli rs Isl desrole country residence house will
~ WIN = CT 70 acres q land as the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FaFsgg,
known as the Sims Tract situated on Ire Smith Turnpike fod
acres The soil is goo it is well watTed and t5re ana an
pc divided into small tracts Of twenty acres and uras an of
LoA are aanaoy adapted for country residences market ar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that ~ -
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied BY T. c. hcCauubsll and f,rl
owned 1y mos HARDING conaining about 2jc aces THIS
place. SO well known need further des.rnoo II viii
also be divided to suit purchasers T. q scearTb viii %
these places 70 any who viii cal.
All the above property viii sold on reasonable u and
on a credit OF one, two three and four years
dersgDds, THOs q Moo aIfpREfT ~
Six miles from Nashville.
J. A. ECCAuPBELL.
Maafr
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FOURTH CLASS.
2. W COLE,
sup. baSlUils oG CRattan0og1 Il. h
3. ANRES,
W. J ROSS,
SaE8. MempdiS q Charleston p. z,
r. g. JACKSON,
NuD. East Tenn. q Ge0rg4H r. r
10000 Cedar Cross-Lies AEnnle.I

10000 Cedar CrOss-ties Wanted.
FENHE Memphis & Ohio Railroad Company are DESTROYS
contracting with responsible parties flr the f1rnisSng
and delivery, the river bank, re zq05 or W8Zr Rre@
ga l1eH.plis, Of
$4,000 CEDAR CROSS-TIES,
10000 Croses be delivered hy May ls the balance by
July lst 1850
The C-0ss-es De OF sound timber free from do or
SHAKE o. be least nn 81 feet long. with square 70 be
fairly heWn sides face q less than eight 30 inches
the face De hewn line and parallel each other with
thickness Of six inches between parallel faces.
Terms OF payment, third cash delivery, aud the bal
auCsin six and twelve months with wel euGorsei paper
The privilege read Of rejecting any an bids should
lhc terms not be satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals Will he furnishing and eliy
Of thc above material at the Engineers the above
Company n Memphis until February 10Th City Hotel
in Nashvi from 0 5h February 1880 al which tiesapd
places any iuforma desired be obtained % the undersigned
either by letter or in person. W. D. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
M 4 r in 1g-
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DIR RI KINGS DIsPBNsARY


324S~-zs DR. KING, formerly Of New York for the lss
49, i9ur years OF Louisville Kentucky and who has
m attention 10 the treatment Of private diseases for eve
% s a.es himself, having attended to practice for
All 1 cured 40 many thousands, he is enabled to
g. ;t u private nature, matter how bad they may
n medical treatment, or from NEGLECT Of their own
and - Is No . Desderiek street, between Cherry
Vere he all diseases Of private naturce
from business --No4'-s Aleut0AIe Ot i--@t'1isii4'
5,vs o. Ga or recent date, cecualy cured in few
sys S-lon which causes pain Where Structure
Ctao De enjoyed. Perhaps disease
- anu 1l-erinlnes the constitution So much.
l+ 80 all The diseases OF the skim growing ont Of neg
Sy, a'alelt can he eeectually cured 10 few days.
particular attention having been given
~ ~ ana an The sequences growing ont OF it, brought
C-ses by the destructive habits Of inconsderate
fI slssiFe Indulgence Of the passions. neglect Of
a. % leIue The constitution rendering the subject IN.
Fsr,olss ou1leAy ana causing premature Old age.
lo may be laboring with any dlfHculy Of the Womb
nay tea' asslTyd OF Immediate relief
Eefs6s residing abroad v tiro and st,, .tsf- 49, ,ftt
49,, ureeted 10 DR.. A King No. q Deaierick street
49, l Will have the neosassry medicine sent TO their
~, necessary directions, Strict secrecy observed one
m1g1i, lhis-d& @ - et~-Nihf
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AROMATIC VALLEY
w III i IS TX IL Y.
N luis age Of dss,.rious rouo, h,
u of satisfaction able e introduce q pubic noics sbe
above acean article Of unqueationcd parfy and osne
q gla sselt sse e. hare The most EoFable inusnea
wrods Of soil On tbs hanks CT the Rhine produces the
ceeds TIE "Johsnnisdefe, the choicest vine ia ne Iid
E acres Of land % Gaia produces sabao the flavor and
ably superior to that Of the product OF aS oe Aud
narrow strip Of and ID TIE parish Of alchitochee in Louisiana
snah from such tobacco cannot be induced 10 grow iseere
In Ike manner it hes long been known ihat limited territory
forth q properties marked and peculs7 that is 6
1en produces whisky Of sneh superative character pisces
By process recently discovered and now known only to nv
ne grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
The Aromatic valley Ehisl1ey,
viii which no other can stand an inssanss comparison.
have no apprehension Of being accusea Of publishing
Warrantbes exaggerated encomiums 70 any who will
q is ne standard article at all the frat class stss and
elus N me city q Ae York. and wherever is Introduced
az once assumes its leading position is
Awarded rhe Palm of superiority,
and the demand foris becomes thing established.
ls ndicna properties such, that while its immediate ef
iec are Pheasant and grateful, it exercises the happie pema-
nent influence upon the constitution.
have analyzed sample Of Days Aromatic Valley Whis
", AID nd % que article, Of ans favor ana without
any del Z rous admiKture-
New YORK. JAS. r. CHIFFON, n D., Chemist
STATE AssAYrR's OFrIer, % Somerset Street,
Boston, April Eth 1855
WI. il. DAILY, New York III have made of
your Aromatic Valley Whisky, DAre me Rarorsd
Hi, eontsininz no INJURIOUS matters OF any fd ard
would recommend suitable fol medical ana public mr.
poses CHAS. T. JACKSON, State Assayer,
VIZ T. DALY:Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received
and after careful examination md Il to he frs 5Ss
ss5ey Jfe ron ~ aa4tsratinG Ingredients 50 IreQusy
used Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPEs, Analytical Chemist.
IL Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
hey buy the Valley Whisky is sod By the bottle and case
ony. WIN. H DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York
Sole Proprietor.
desl5-d3m
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OF Wood, Eddy Co Lotteries take place at Augusta
Georgia, as follows:
Glass As Draws on Saturday, November 5, 1853
Class 46 Draws Saturday, November - 1859
Glass a Draws Saturday, November 96 1859
Glass 40 Draws Saturday, December 3, 1859
Glass 50 Draws Saturday. December 10, 1859
Class 50 Draws Saturday, December "a, 1859
Glass 50 Draws Saturday, December 81 1859
ClasSs54 Draws Saturday, January Z 1860
Glass IS Draws Saturday, January, IA, 1850
Class 81 Draws on Saturday, January g. 1860
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CHARLES B. HALL.

CHARLES Il. HALL.
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL D1ALER lN
BOOTSs SHOES, TRUNKS, VALIsES,
CARPET BAGS, &c.,
no. Is SoUTH SIDE PUBLIG SQVARE,
NASHVILLEs TENN,
S now in receipt Of his Stock for Fail and Winter
trade, consisting Of ladies' Misses and Chiidens Bootses
Shoes and CATERS thin and thick soled with without heels
Gents ne Calf Boots and Shoes and Caters single anddoub
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
do do Kip Br0gans, lined asd unlined:
do do Heavy Calf and Kip Roots;
do do DO do Grain, water proof Boots
large assortment Of Heavy Rrogan9 and Boots for Plantation
use both Home made and Eastern Work. Men Plough Shoes
Women 5 Heavy Dutch Boots, &c.
complete assortnent Of Boys and Youths Calf and Kip
Boots shoes and Brognsi also, Misses Chdrens Kid and
Coat Booees Caters AID Shanghai Booes with and without
Misses and ohilden Metallic Tipped Boots new article
TRUNKS.
Also Ladies French Dress Trunks fine sole leather Iron
iane TunE sliss Carpet Rags, Ladies Leather satcels
&C. al Of which offered at smaH advance on Eastern Cost
My friends and the public generally respectfully invited 10
xamlne their stock, l confident that they will be pleased
BOTH respect to qualify and price.
aepl8-a GHAs. B. HALL
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IN oRDERIEa TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

Enclose the amount money our address for Whist you visho
purchase; Lottery il which yen invested and
whether you wish Whoes, Halves 81 Quarters receipt Of
which, what ordered BY mall together with the
scheme.
Immediately after tie drawing, Printed Drawing certified
by the Commissioner viii be sent Explanation
N Purchasers viii please writs their signatures plain,
give the name Of their Post 0dce, County and state
Accommodation strictly confidential.
prizes 1000 and under, raid Immediately ter he
wing. Other prizes al the usual Of 20 DAVIS
Orders for Tickets Certificates by Mail Or Express to be d.
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Land for Sale.

n WILL sell the premises upon which now reside situated
upon the Nashville and Murlreesboro Turnpike and also
upon the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad. about - miles
from Nashville, and 4 mile from Laycrglc.
win sell either the entire tract consisting of $40 acres or
only portion Of the consisting Of about $50 The
premises have and commodou Dwelling, together with an
necessary Out-nouset; lie Immediately between the Turnpike
Railroad fronting EACH and are neighhOhood OF ex
ceent Schools Churches and society The land waered
OF The bottom land Of Hurricane Greek There IS about
500 acres Of cleared land upon the tract
The above land viii suit gentlemen who doing business il
Nashville, ard also for farming purposes generally,
eycelled by any land in Tennessee.
viii s upon the following ternsne third in cash
possession given (Which viii be given any time ball
up3n land years without Interest, any terms
that viii purchaser Persons DESTROYS purchasing
can address the undersigned at Lavergne Tenn can he
upon the premises by making inquiry q Edward H. East
Esq. Of Nashville FELIX G. ROSS.
ian7-til fell
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b door from the squleand Ei De- gial % See an ar eiE
sson.rs and invite i work b our ne re ara
prepared make Blank Books En- me best manner ana ts an7
riVen pattern. Ertcnlar ai-t dion viii paid arrr
Periodicals. and olf AcEs OR prices are a low = t
lowest. The style Of Eork bs the Binder or Scar. ~
Union Street. Books let a e.1er nfaee IN res've I
aitsntioa- aFe fehfi-insin