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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-20

How TO Know The NEw CoUSTERFET.-
The counterfeit of lae new issue OF fifty
cent notes is The best executed one yet put
forth.
II can however, be distinguished from the
original by the coloring, aud in signature
ot Gen. Spinner, the s'e" having been omit
ted The Secretary. has decided 10 alter
the general appearance of the prssen. issue
of the fractional currency, in ORDER TO make
it uniform, and to better protect it from
counlerfeiting. IN future, all new Issues
will be of the areenhack cifcnIaliop.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-20

THE SALES SToPPED We learn from the
prorer authorities that the Government, has
suspended its Gales oi Cavalry horses. All
that are now in the service. in suitable con-
dnion, will be retained. Large sales were
expected during December, but 10 more
horses are TO be sold except it Be such as
are no further available for Cavalry and Ar
hlIery purposes. II Is said that the sale OF
thousands of mules disposed Of by The gov
eminent is now regretted. and that some
thing is about 10 "eo or" that will reqrire
the services OF every quadruped in The pos
session of the United States.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-20

To Kiss The one you lcye best Without be-
ing noticed, The best way is TO kiss all lhs
ladies il The company wilHs1t any dis!irc'
.:o1
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-20

nm. II. J,aCOBK
eifItes6n Ham St, Srd Square below Market.
HTERbfs .-Two Dollars and Fifty Gems
in atsanee. II not paid I'LL the end OF The
year. Three Dollars viii be charged
No subscriptions iaken for a period less
Than six months no discohtinuance permit
sesiauntiI all arrearages are paid uEiess al
the optiono of the ejitor
RATES or ADVERTISING
TEN. LINES. CONSTITUTE fE A SQUARE
One Square, one or three insertions. 81 80
Every subsequent insertion less Than 10, 90
0ae coIumn-one year, 90 90
Adminis:ralors' and Executors' notices,3 90
Transient advertising payable in advance,
all other due after the frs. insertion.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-20

AT the circus women jump clean through
hoops. 10 society shisy jump inso thens
ana stick lheya.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-12-20

Moral: 'sBswars Of the viddsIs''- pastic-
tl.rIr unr xv;doua-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
Srlrtt selistrllanp.
Love Ina Printing once.

! once heard an old jour re mark that n
printing Ollico was no place for lovc-Inak-
ing, and have since experienced the truth
of the expression, being perfectly convinced
that the Hover Of love can never bloom in
the midst Of type, cases, and printing ink.
1t was my misfortune 10 solourn in the
village of ---. Directly opposite the
Office was n pretty white cottage, with a
rosehush clanbermg around the easement,
and ! was not long in making the discov-
cry that the aforesaid cottage with the rose
shaded window contained fair inmate--a
flower whose beauty outslone the roses
that clustered around the window. She
was tho belle of the village. Her name
was Mary, sweet, poetic Mary. have u
passion for the name of Mary.
1t was beautiful summer morning. and
had raised the window 10 admit the
breeze from tho llow6r-deckel fields. and il
was not long ere | perceived the cottage
window was also hoistod, and that swee
little Mary was sitting husily ougaged with
her needle. worked hut little that morn
ing. Ny eyes constantly wandered toward
tho outage whero little Mary sat, and all
sorts of Strange, llncicd notions whirlcd
through my brain, and began TO think
felt what the poets psll love stealing in uno
corucr of my heart
A few days passed away, and chance
made me acquainted With Mary. Oh she
was a sweet creature; she had form that
woulI have shamed the famous Nenus
ID MediCa--a check that onlllushed The
richest peach and a Zip that would have
tempted bee from itg hive on frosty
morning. | thought as | gazcd on he's ia
admiration, that had never looked on one 80
cxquisitely beautiful. Sho seemed the en-.
bodiment of everything lovely and bewilcli-
ing. Well, time PASSED on, One day Mary
expressed desire to visit the print.
ing Office "Good," thought I. What
a chance IN have a kiss thcre-yes there
in the very midst Of the implements Of mine
art-why sl0nl1n't ~" Love in a printing
Office Oh! lhcre was something original
in that aud resolved to tiy it Vt all ha4
ards.
We'll, expllinod TO her the uso 0f the
implements of the black art--lhe press, the
roller, tho ink the stands, the boxes of A
B C's. ! toek am opportunity To snatch
her pretty litle white hand; she drew il
back, knocking stick-iull Of matter into
"pi."
s'H Must ljaye kiss for that pretty one,
and at il won't managed To get my.
arm around her waist, and in struggling 10
free hersGlf, she upset galley of editorial. "a
Icing article on the Oregon Question.
Nothing daupted, | made at her again
This time ! was more successful, for I ob.
tanned a kiss. BY Saiut Paul. il Ras a
sweet one and that littla witch borei IL like
a uartyr; she never screamed once. But
as lSised my lips from hers, She lifted her
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
aturds of af'isdunr.
SPEECH OF THEODORE TILTON.


Theodore Tilton, the able editor of the
New York Ldcpenaent, has a clear head,
and is generally right in his convictions
upon the leading issues of tho day, having
the faculty of enforcing his views in u style
sound in its logic and lervid in its elo-
q Ience. In late speech he says
am reminded tonight that this is our
fifth meeting since the shot at Sumter.
That flag, which dropped like a wounded
bird, has risen again. and now flies in the
clouds. With my own eyes saw it's
ast ent; and my hands are not yet done
tnglng from tho electric touch of the
rope that lifted thirty six fallen stars back
again TO the sky. And tonight, the war
ended, and peace begun, what shall be the
high note of good cheer that We here strike
upon every striug? Let us gather the
liOwcrs of our May festival TO strew them in
the narriage-path of Liberty and Peace
for these twain at last stand welded into a
Union that we trust shall be broken never
more. Looking back over the struggle,
What is its history? record of mans
battles, but of Gods war Indeed, what
have IRE dOne2 What have or armies
done What has our Government done :?
Compared with other armies, and compared
with other Governments, we have done
wonders; yet, in reviewing tho events OF
the last four years, shaped SO feebly by
man, shaped so strikngIy by God, il seems
as il Divine Providence had been using the
Government merely as playthug in Ills
hand, to divert a nation that was boasting
itself as sel(.govening, while at the same
time he himself---his plan secret hi Pur-
pose unrevealed, his hand in the shadow
was governing according TO the connscls
Of His own will aud not mans. What have
we gained out Of this rebellion which now
is passed-a rebellion whose object WAS TO
divide the Republic. and 10 dOuble-chain
the slayel We have gained this-No
State out of the Union and no slave in il.
We have dug'a grave in the prairies OF llli-
nois, and have cast therein yokes. and fct.
ters aud broken chainsi and there, pillowed
swoelly upon these, lies the h cad OF our
great nlariyr, like tile head of the patriarch
who slept upon tho sioneI and over that
grave shall rise a lofty column, whose cpl
taph should be, if IL we're mine to write II,
Here lies ne plGa rho boHHd fhe UHion. ana
,0ho unbound The siaVe But the gospel OF
iire hes closed its book tho war is ended
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

delicate little hand and gave mo boz on
tho ears that made inc zee moro stare than
were over viewed by Hersche through hia
big telescope. Somewhat netlled, and my
cheek smartiug with pain, | again seized
her waist and said;
We't II you dout like it just tSkO the
kiss back"
She made a desperate stuggle, and az
she icrkcd herself from my arms her foot
struck the lye-pot, aud over il went. An
other galley OF editorial was sprinkled
ovor the floor; and in her efforts to reach
;ho door her foot clipped and sho fell and
in her efforts 10 sustain herself, her hand
her lily white hand-the same little hand
that camo in contact with my ears--oh
horrible was stuck up to the elbow in ink
Shades Of Franklinl Sho drow hor hand
from the kcg, dripping with ink, aud Asket
what use | mado oi tai. began to be
seriously alarmed aud apoligiEed in the
best manner could, and to my surprise
she seemed more pleased than apgryj but
there was lurking dovil IN hor eye that
told me there was mischief alloat. As |
stood surveying the black covering of her
hand, scarcely able to suppress laugh VI
the strange mctamorphoR:a, she quickly
raised il on high and brought il down ker-
slap upon my check. Before | could re-
cover from the surprise. the Same little
hand had again descended. and left it's inky
imprint OH my other check.
Why, Mary" exclaimed, "what sro
you about
" think you told me you rolled ink on
the face of tho form' with loud laugh.
aud again her hand lit upon me-taking mo
- broad clap in the middle of my counto-
nance, most wonderfully bedaubing my
eyes. With merry peal of laughter and
light step she slipped through the door.
She turned back when beyond my reach
aud her roguish face peering through ths
doorway shouted!
" | say, Charley, what kind of rolles
does my hand make
Oh, you take too much ink said !.
Ha hal she laughed, well, good bye
Charley, that's my impression"
went TO the glass aud surveyed myself
for moment, and believe could have
passed for y Guinea Niger without tho
slightest difficulty, And 50 said to my
self, this ia love in printing office. Tho
devil ly away with such love.
The next morning when the editor came
| to the Office. | rather calculate he found
things little topsey.turvey. However
| that made no difference to me, for ! had
mizzled before daylight. borc the marks
OF that secuo many day, and now when.
over see . lady entering u printing office,
| think Of little Mary aud keep my eye on
tho inll-kcg.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
WIIIthe Negro work.

Rev. Charles Lowe, of Somcrville, Mass,
a Unitarian delegate to the South, thus
gives tho results of his observations on an
important topic;
1t is important to consider, |. Whether
they will work; and 2. Whether they will
have any desire or capacity to rise in tho
moral and intellectual scale. g. Ask any
Southern planter and ho will tell you that
it is proved hy all experiOnpes that tho
negro will not work except upon comppl.
sion; and you cannot make him believe
otherwise
/, Ask many casual observers who Lave
been annoyed by some experience of tho
pegro's shltessness and laziness, aid they
viii sag il probably is true. But a careful
investigation has brought me to the con,
clusion, in support OF which think havo
abundant proof, but no time now TO offer
il, that the indiSpnsition to labor, and tho
tendency 10 Shirk, is nothing more than
the inevitable result Of tho long hahits of
working with no other motive than fear Of
tho lash. 1t has already been tosted aud
proved Il could mention, if | had time,
many very interesting pr0oGs) that with
judicious management they can he EN-
ployed under voluntary system with as
class of people. And'there are individu.
al instances of enterprise and thrift land
those not q few which ought TO put this
point at gcst.
2. AS to the aspiration among them for
higher things little need be said, though
il would be pleasant TO say much. For
this aspiration is so universal and so ap-
parent that it has heon noticed and testi-
fled to by ALL as has also their intelligence
and quicliuess 10 learn. Not only do they
welcome tho teachers sent from the North,
aud try in all ways TO avail themselves uf
their Instruction. hut ALMOST their first
care, when thoy are settled for themselves
is TO provide for the education Of their
children. In Savannah the oaaTel people
have supported free schools at their own
cost, by voluntary subscription, 6vor sinos
tho capture of tho city, at an expense Of
three hundred dollars month, whilo
tllore has not been one public school sup.
ported by tho whites. met the leading
ool0rod people of Savannah in many ways
in their committee meetings, in their
political gatherings and in their homes
and ! found among no GLASS of mon a
higher tole, a moro intelligent apprecia-
ton of what was nlost desirable in life, a
purer porpose to do what is right, or more
determined resolution to improve all the
opportunities that God has given them,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
LADIES FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.

In this department great advantage may he
tained by close cash buyers from the fact thatt
goods are bought for cash ditectly OF the Eastern
dealers and manufacturers and all imported good
are bought at Just what it costs to import them
hence he can afford to sell goods at
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

A. CLERGYNAN, lately travelling in the oil
region, saw a child in the road stumbling
and falling lo kindly picked her up say
ing, Poor dear are you hurt7" when she
cried ont, - amt poor! Dad struck a
lie well Yesterday I"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

JOKES has discovered tho respective na.
tnres OF a distinction aud difference. TIa
says hat little difference frequently
makes many enemies, ,whllofa a little diGtiRc,
ton attracts hosts Cf friends.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

SOME kind little milliners have out Of
their soant earnings. subscribed. we oh,
serve, in aid Of The victims At Warsaw,
This is, indeed pretty illustration Of the
needle being true TO ths Pole.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
MUCH LOWER PRICES

than goods are generally sold, which is an item
great interest to the people of Wood county. sut
ficicnt in duccmcnt, we take it, to make Perrys
burg the trading point
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
READY-AIADE CLOTHING.

In this department. We have the largest and mos
complete assortment in Northern Ohio. Made up
according 10 the latest fashions and in the most sub
stantial manner, warranted to give the very best
satisfaction, or no sale.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

nELIGIrFuL Mary Ino says the first time
she Was kissed, she felt like a vase of roscs
swimming in honey and ear ds cologne.
She also lclt as il something was running
through her nerves on Isot of diamonds, ea.
corted by several little Cupids in chariota
drawn hy angels, shaded by hOneysuckles,
and the whole spread with melted rai4-
blMg,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

Gail Ii amilton says ono can he daughter,
sister, friend, without impeaoh5RdRi Of ones
sagaciiY or integrity, but il is = dfeAd-
ful endorsement Of man t9 marry him
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

WE are told that there Wasn't Anythina
made in vain but have thenght thai al
the time spent in manufacturing airiped
snakes AID mosquitoes was vested,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

"Is your master at homeS" mo cir y
@ Alistross at howei" ANO sir she's ont.
" I'll sit hy the FIRE until they come isls
6 That's out too, sir.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
THE VERY BEST TEST OF CHEAPNESS
is QUA LITY.

Inspection and comparison will prove that far va.
ricty, elegance, richness, cheapncss. beauty an6
quantity, this stock is unsurpassed by any now of
fered in the West.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28

fnoe speakeSt always i'll Of me,
! speak always we'll of thee,
But spite uf all our noise and pothsr.
ihO world believes nor one nor t'other,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
PERRYSBURG MEAT STORE
JOHN G. HOFFMAN

7 S always to be found at his Meat Store, on Front
Il street, opposite the Post Office. The very
best of moatS always kept on hand, u which holm
vios the attention Of all lovers of juicy roast
tOndeT steak.
Ferrysburg, November 4, 1868. 3zz
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
Chr Ctastalian fount.
From Willis's Home Journal.
WHAT THE BIRD SAID.

The following thc Home Jo,rHui calls knot po-
ctry beautiful threads, but somo trouble to Olsen
tSnglc
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, &C.

Those wishing to purchase anything in this line
will fndit to their advantageto pay my Store visit
before purchasing elsewhere. The attention of the
public is respectfully invited to my extensive stock
feeling assured it will be time proGtlbly spent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-06-28
Staple, Fancy and Fashionable,

Which he invites the public to call and examine,
and fully satisfy themselves, both 10 quality
aud price.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-18

SF EE1fAS PECE,
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-02-18
Country Store For Sale.

xs THE SCBSCHIBER OFFERS For r
:9 sale red wool house 21Nl2, with fSG
%&- Containing 100 barrels (I with -
large house. and - of land Kaupu Maui
The premises occupied 4
TIE Will BE- sold frr 500 good
hundred dollars make good Ewing, the
-h1- can De cleared ths first SIX months
satisfactory given for selling Apply for three
mouths
T. @ WILMINGTON, KauPO. Maui.
Kaupo, Maui. Jan 3. 1855. 45l-2m
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CHI 4lfxaadriaI'. G4zfftf
FRIDAY EVENING. DEGEM BER s. !.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.

The standing Committees Of the House OF
Delegates Of the Legislature have been ap
nointed.aa 81 4. B. #Isobertson IS q member OF the
Committee on Schools and Colleges, Finance
and of the Joint Committee on the Library;
James a. English on Roads and Internal
Navigation aud Trade and Mechanic Arts;
and Daniel w. Lewis Ga the Penltentlary and
Joint Committee to examine the Donus OF
officers n,nu
IN the Va. Senate, on VI ednesday, Col. DAM.
,Duiany, the Senator from this county ana nd, falr-
fax. offered the following resolution: That
Joint committee of three, on the1part Of the Sen,
ate, and Eve on the part OF the House, DC
appointed, whose dutyit shall beto report such
seton as may be deemed, under existing clr.
cumstances, most appropriate and jud'clcus on
the part Of tho Legislature to secure, II prac,
t;cable the release Of Jefferson Davis and all
nther nolit;cal prisoners; aud the restoration Of
tha privileges of the writ Of habeas corpus, as
additional means OF restoring mutual good will
and renewed pledges Of reciprocal confidence to
and among the peopl aud States under the
restored, Union; attheEsalne time demon~trs-
ting to foreign Powers that we can '.e ,naguan--
imous as well Rs just.
This viii have tusiie over tet pne day under
the rules. :. ),
In the House OF Delegates. sar English pre-
sented the petition Of r. j. 4. Wilson, of AL
exandria county, in relation to the assessment
&c merchants license Referred to the Cou:
mittee nf Propositions and Grievances.
Mr.. G. W. G. Huntington, OF Prince W Il
liam, presented the petition Of r l. Wheat
and otherctizen Of P,ince William county,
praying for the repeal Of the Stock law. IL
ferred to the Committee OF Court Of ju.tlce
Resolutions were introduced into the House
requesting the Pr sident to pardi:n M. 4 ~
T. Hunier. ;.
TIE vote Of the Staten favor Of amending
the third article Of the Constitution taking Of
the restrictions upon holding "5hce. &c, hav
ing been reported to the Legislature, the House:
is engaged in considering bill frou the senst
in relation thereto.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-08
VIRGINIA ITEMS.

The official vote in the Third Congressiv'.a
District is as follows Barbour, 4,837 Pendle-
ton, 943; Lipscomb, 3334 Crowley, y; Crane,
Is: W. Fl. Lyons, 3 George ". Epps, 2;
u. Terrell, 2; j. NJ Bolts, |.
A party Of drunken soldiers committed
number. Of outrages in the upper part OF
Fredericksburg on Sunday 1ight breaking, down
palings, hurting stones at windows, breaking
glass, &c.
Robbing goes on just now in Fredericksburg,
to considerable extent.
The officers of the old Farmers Bank OF
Virginia, at Richmond, have had enough stock
subscribed to establish another National Bank
IN that city.
The Richmond Sentinel says We have
before us a sumous or Demand made upo0
citizen Of the county Of Culpepper, for tax
Of one dollar, levied upon gold watch In his
possession, which tax he is commanded under
q penalty to pay within ten days, to William
James, at the CUSTOM Housc IL Rici::1 ord,
Virginia!
The NargertoI Ness learus tICoaa rella BIZ,
physician that large number 4 negroes il:
that vicinity are afflicted wi5|. consumption.
ana that SOME cf tASlii ase 1%iHS "t0" tiS>
disease
The Special Term o: the Circuit Court tor
Loudoun County, Judge Snead presiding,
convened on Monday. The Grand Jury found
indictments against Asher Dan|y aud Fm. G..
Thomas for larceny and George 4. Ish and
others for assault and battery on Alexander
G. Davis, 10 the year 1861. NoNe prosequis
were entered by the Commonwealth S Attorney
in ali the old cases on the Commonwealth
docket. except In that Of the Commensurate
vs. ssephenP. Smith Tor larceny
An interesting meeting Of the Bar i Lea
DOM vas hello ct the Court House il ltsesburg
on Tuesday evening, to pay their tf1bpSe q
respect to the r,clnory Of those of theIs ilvte>
SION who have Diet since the last asseon ',lipS
Of the Circuit Court. The meeting was pTe>l-
ded over BY Co! G. 3. Iebbs with d ii +. +
holland as Secretary. The object Of the "a set
ing having been appropriately stated ny tic
Chairman, u. Randolph fucker, ESQ paid q
handsome tribute to ths memory q Judge.
John TYLER, esq, John Janney esq, followed
with Jriesif 5ut touching euloe5 u2oo the
virtues and intelligence Of Bury v Harrison
who for halfa century had practlced at this
Bar. hlaiorssJ Ohm ii. Oar n61t followed,
feelngy aluding 20 those younger members Ct
the Bar, 3 Edwin Young, and Joseph =
Francis, who have been taken By the band OF
Death. Appropriate resolutions were adop1ed
in each case. Ieesburg Mirror. 3. Il.
4 slight shock of earthquake was felt Ia
San Francisco On the night Of the 9th
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nTIRGINIA. to With the Circuit Court Of
Y Fairfax county, December rules, 1868,
Joseph Thornton Us. Benjamin Ihornton-'n
chancery.
Men:-Tho object of this suit is to recover
OF the defendant the surl Of ten thousand
pounds sterlng with interest e, 500 sterling,
par; thereof from the 10th day Of August, 1865,
and on g. 5(j sterling, the residue thereof from
18th day OF November. 1865 until paid. and to
attach the real estate Of the said defendant. in
the county of fairfax, It, satisfy and pay the
same. Il Appearing by affidavit filed that the
said defendant is not a resident Of this state, it
is ordered that he appear within one month ~
ter due publication hereof, and do what is Ev-
ceSsarv to protoct as interest. A copy teste
DuLANT i, BALL, ?. =. DC S-lav4W
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T aEIL.Ip ? \ Rh,

~ =: T. corner Prince and PITT streets
The Oldest and best established PLU lIBlAES
ESTa DLISHNEN1 in the city III work
done with dispatch. and il tlg: moss durable
and EeorkEoian]ike manner.
!: Satisfaction guaranteed:
JOBBING done al shor. notice. and by AIM
self, or t!;e 1nost experienced workmen.
dec