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what Constitutes a Handsome rIan

VVMat NOMStlt0tcD n 1hanOSOlm0 N40m.
Well in the first place, there must be enough
of him; or, failing in that, but come to think Of
it, he mustn't fail in that because there Gamble no
beauty without health, or at least to my way Of
| thinking. In the second place, he must have q
beard whiskers as the gods please, but beard
insist upon, else one might as well look at a
girl. Let his voice have the dash of the Niagara
with the music of baby's laugh in it.. Let his
smiles be like the breaking forth of sunshine in
spring morning. As to his figure it should be
| strong enough to contend with Q man, slight
enough to tremble in the presence of the woman
4 he loves Of course, if he is well-made man,
it follows that he must be graceful ON the prin.
ciple that the perfect machinery moves harmon.
iously, therefore, you and himself and the milk
pitcher are safe neighbors ut the table. This
style of handsome men would no more thiak OF
carrying cane than he would use parasol to
keep the sun out Of his eyes. He can wear
gloves or warm his hand in his breast pockets, a.
be pleases. He can even commit the suicidal to
beauty act Of turning his outside scat collar up
over his eyes on stormy day, with perfect i'm.
punity the tailor didn't make him and as to
his halter, if he depends ON his handsome mans
patronage Of "the latest spring STYLE" fear he
would die of hope deferred, and yet-by Apollo!
what bow he makes, and what an expressive
adieu he can wave with his hand! For all this,
But your conventional Handsome man" of the
BARRIERS window, wax figure head pattern with
q pet lock in the middle Of his forehead, an ap-
ple-sized head, and re pberry mustaohe with
six hairs in it, paint pot in his chseka and ht-
tie dot of "goatee" ON his chin, with pretty
blinking little studs in his shirt bosom, and lit
tie neoktie that looks as if he would faint were
it tumbled. I'd as lief look at poodle. Il al.
ways feel desire to nip 1t with pair Of sugar
tonga drop it gently into q bowl Of cream, and
strew pink rose leaves over the little remains. 81
Finally, my reader, when soul magnatizes soul,
the question of beauty is q dead letter. Whom
one loves is always handsome, the worlds arbi.
trary rules notwithstanding; therefore, when
you say, "what can the handsome Mr.. B. 80 to
admire in that stick Of q Miss ] ?" or "whst can
the pretty Miss B. see to like in that homely Mr..
G ?"y you simply talk nonsense-as you generally
do on such subjects. Still the pAFson gets his
fees and the census goes on all the sams.--Fda-
M Fern.
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A Real Hero.

few week. go On board an English steam.
or, little Ragged boy, aged nine years, was dis
coward on the fourth day of the outkaxi ysS,re
rom liverpool = New York, and carried Sefefe
the frS hete. whose dpty it was to Zeal WA
EAnch osDts. When questioned as "a he obiopt
ON board, the boy, who had beautiful sunny
face, and eyes that looked the very mirrors Of
trnth, replied that his step.father did it. hecause
he could not afford to keep him, nor to pay his
passage out to Halifsx where he had an aunt
who. was well Of, and to- whose house he
was going. The mate did not bellows the story,
in spite OF the winning face and truthful accents
ct the boy. He had seen too much Of stOw-aw
to be easily deceived by them, he said; and IL
brought on board and provided with food by the
sailors. The little fellow was very rouRhly
handled in consequence. Day by day be ~
questioned and requestioned, hus slways ,vifk
the same result. He did not know . sailor. on
board, and his father alone had secreted him
and given him the food which he ate. lsia s.'ss
lat last the mate, wearied by the boys persist.
enee In the same storyso and pszhaps little aax-
ions TO inoulpate the sailors, seized him one day
BY the collar and dragging him to the fore, told
him that unless he confessed the truth in ten
minutes from that time, he would hang him on
the yard arm. He then made him sit down un-
der it on the deck. All around him were, the
passengers and sailors Of the midday watch,
and An front of him stood the memorable mate,
with his ohronometer in his hand, and the other
ofacers Of the, ship by his side. It was the
finest sight, said our informant, that We ever
beheld-to soc the pale, proud, ssrrowful face q
that noble boy, his head erect, his beautiful eyes
bright through the tears that suffussd them.
When eight minutes had fed, the mate told him
he had but two minutes 70 live, and advised
him to speak the truth and save his life; but he
replied, with the utmost simplicity and SINGER
ity, by asking the mate if he might pray.
The mate said nothing. but nodded his head,
and turned as pale as CHEST, and shook with
trembling like a reed with the wind. And
there, all eyes turned ON him, this brave and
noble little fellow, thiAp poor wait whom society
owned not, and whose6wn step-father could not
care for him-there he knelt with clasped hands
and eyes appraised to heaven, while he repeated
audibly the Lords Prayer, and prayed the dear
Lord Jesus TO take him to heaven.
Our informant adds that there then; occurred
scene OF Pentecost. Sobs broke from strong,
hard hearts, as the mate sprang forward to the
boy and clasped him to his bosom, and kissed
him and blessed him, and told him how sinoore-
ly he now believed his story, and how glad he
was thet he had been brave enough to face death
and be willing to sacrifice his life for the truth
OF his own word.
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A tablespoonful Of powdered gypsum fed "a
. horse twice day is said to cure hum Of the
heaves. 1t can be mixed in the feed. Another
cure is sumach, (shoe.make bobs) Pick them in
the fall; dry, and give handful in his feed.
Horses like this and will readily eat it.
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SPIDERS BENKyIcIAI.-Au spidsrA without
exception, prey largely upen insects, and ohisAy
upon tho plant-tesding Of injurious insects-
American chronological. 4
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One Thousand years before the birh Of Chris
topher Columbus the Chinese Year Book say,
that company Of Buddhist priests entered
whole western coast Of North America,
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GOING DowYt
AT THE
E6ENSB0RG HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHING STORE.

once more return my sincere thanks 70
my old friends and customers for tboir I;h
eral patronage extended towards me and
now, owing to the great fall in prfces nv,
which many articles can be ssld as cheon a.
oe1oIe the war, and having thorough knowl-
edge OF the business and the wants of the
pubic, | take pleasure in announcing that 7
can and will sell goods al a less fgnTa tb, :
any similar establishment in city or country
Ny stock viii consist in part as follows:
DOOR AND CUPBOARD LOCKS, CATCHES,
BOLTS, HINGES, SCREWS,
WINDOW SPRINGS, SHUTTER HINGES,
WINDOW GLASS, NAILS, PUTTY,
BORING MACHINES, AUGERs, CHIsELs,
BRACES AND BITS, HATCHETS,
SQUARES, CoMPAssEs, TRY SQUARES,
BEVEI.S, POCKET RULES,
JACK, SMOOTHING, AND FOR PLANES,
PANEL PLows. LEVELS,
SASH, RAISING, AND MATCH PLANES,
SAW SETS, BENCH SCREWS,
CRoSS-CUT, PANEL, RIP, COMPASS, AND
BACK SAWS,
GAUGES, OIL STONES, SCREW DRIVERS
PLoWs, POINTS, sHovELs,
FORKS, sCYTHEs AND sNATHES, RAKEs
HOES, SPADES, SHEEP SHEARS.
HORSE EBRUsHEs, CARDS, CURRY COMBS.
BELLS, HAMEs, WHIPS,
BUT, TRACE, BREAST, HALTER, FIFTH,
TONGUE, AND LOG CHAINS,
RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, REYQLyERs, AND
PISTOLS, CARTRIDGES,
POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, LEAD, POUCHES,
POWDER FLASKS, GAME BAGS,
Gun LOCKS, MAIN SPRINGS, PIYOTS, &c.
LAMPS AND OILS,
COOKING, PARLoR, HEATING STOVES
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
WASHING MACHINES, AND WRINGERs,
Sc, &c, &C., &C., &C., &C.
A1sO-FLoUR, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR. &c
TOBACCO AID CIGARS.
odd Store Plates, Crates, and Fire Rr;,k
always on hand to suit Stoves sold By me.
HeH and cfstern Pumps and Tubing at man
ufacturers' prices.
Sp0"tfnS made, painted, and put up, at low
rates
BS1S@ Persons owing me debts of long STAN
Ding Will confer favor by calling and paving
up az soon as convenient, as it takes n great
deal of money to keep up my stock and pay
expenses, and owing to the small profits that
| am making on goods cannot afford to give
long credit-the interest would soon ear nm
the profits. GEO. HUNTLFY
Ebensburg, Aug. 3, 1868.
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LOCAL PoLITIcs.-Eds. AUeg.:-Last
week, | stated i'll general terms that. Mr..
John Porter would have considerable
trouble securing the denomination for As
sembly. This week Will be more definite
Mr.. John Z. Mckenzie, of Chest Springs.
IS an aspirant for the position, and [ un-
derstand that he has the promise, either
express or implied, of the support of many
high in authority in the Democratic ranks.
If Major Potts only holds of, it win be a
pretty little fight between Porter and
Mckenzie.
Mr., Edward McGlade, of Washington
township, would not be averse TO taking
the office of Register and Recorder. Mr..
Anthony Anna, of Chest, and Mr.. John
Neason, of Clcarfsld, are also on the car
pet for something or another.
The Dem. CO. Com. met in the Court
House Tuesday, when, no doubt, slate
was made out. We shall see.
OBSERVER
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If body meet a body
Coming down the street,
Would 1t be any harm to look what
That body had upon his feet;
And if that body's shoes are tom,
And he needed a new pair,
1t would be no harm to say TO him
Shoemaker keeps the best to wear.
Oh, If body would buyfr US,
Instead of spending for rye"
They would always please the women in
shoes,
And you'll never hear them sigh
H. A. Shoemaker & Co., dealers in every
thing, High street, EbenSburg.
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GROCERIES, earnestly recommend
our readers when in want of groceries to give
our merchant friend Oatman call, as he
is the only one in town who makes this
branch of business a speciality. His stock
is large and choice, and his pr ices decidedly
lower than the lowest Martin is a capital
fellow, clever, accommodating, and polite,
dealing alike to all, to both little and big
one price to ALL He buys for cash and sells
for cash. Ten per cent. saved by buying at
this store.
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READ THIs.--A place to buy good
cheap Tea and Coffee. The Empire Tea and
Coffee Co., of New York. have appointed V.
S. Barker, of this place, their agent for the
sale of their choice Teas and Cofrees Below
win be found the prices of Teas Any per
son on looking it over can see for themselves
that they can save from Is to so per cent. by
purchasing from him Best Black per 10
$l,30 Y. HySon, go japan l,35; Eng.
Breakfast 1875 F; Imperial 100; Gun Powder
l,6o Eng. Breakfast Coffee 80 cents per
pound Java So,
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AccIDENT.-On day last week young
lad named Fuskey, and a young girl named
Bowers, while on their way to this place
on horseback, met witk an accident by their
horses taking fright from some cattle near
the road side, and precipitating them to
the ground, seriously injuring the young
lady from the tall. The young man sus-
tained injuries about the head by being
trampled by the herse. The accident
happened in the vicinity of Munster.
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A LUsUs NATURE.-Our old friend
ana subscriber, Mr.. Hugh Gallagher, near
Loretto, writes us that aequeer goslin was
na'Vhed on his premises lately. 1t had
three perfect legs, two in the natural places,
ana the third between the other two. IN
fortunately for the scientific world it died
soon after It's birth. @
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THE New SToRE.-Fry's new dry goods
and dress store seems to be the center of at
traction. Go when you will, his store Is
filled to its utmost with eager purchasers of
the cheap and beautiful goods be is Offering
to the public. He sells cheaper than aIl-his
competitors
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81, 900 REwARD-Wil be paid for any
one who can find a place where clothing is
sold as cheap Leopold & Bro, of Johns
town, are now offering to the trade. All gar
ments guaranteed to fit and at lower prices
than can be bought at any similar establish
ment in Johnstown.
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FAcTs.-That Mayors store in Johns
town is the headquarters for the latest styles
of dress goods, millinery, notions. etc. It is
the largest store, sells more goods, and
cheaper than al other dry goods merchants
combined in Johnstown. When you go to
Jobnstown, buy from this store and no other,
if you want bargains.
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HARDwARE.-The most extensive va
riety of Hardware in western Penna. is that
kept by Geo. Huntley at his large and exten-
sive rooms on High-st. Everything is sold
exceedingly low Everybody buys there
So ought you, reader, if you are not already
one of his customers.
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NEW GooDs.-Barker & Son have Just
received tLeir new goods, embracing a gener-
al assortment of dry goods, dress goods, no.
tions, clothing, hats and caps, boots and
shoes, &c, &c. Their stock of clothing is
of the latest and most fashionable styles
in the market. See Their goods before buy
ing elsewhere.
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PEOPLE in attendance at court should
avail themselves of the opportunity of visit
ing Oatman's cheap store, where all man-
ner of goods are sold decidedly lower than
elsewhere in Ebensburg, or indeed in
the county. The proprietor, Mr.. Ostman,
is one of those clever, accommodating gen
tlemen with whom you will Ike to deal
Those who price his goods never fail to
buy. e3 EatH a
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FoR choice navy tobacco go to t. w
Williams store, south west corner of Dia-
mond. This is the best navy in town. Buy
it. Try it.
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CAUGHT.-We learn that the Altoona
lncendlaries, to the number of six or eight,
have at last been caught. Particulars next
week.
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DIED-In Alleghany township, on Fri
day 4th inst Mary Eleanor, wife of E. c..
NJ Mullen, aged IS years. -
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ITO THE WORKING CLASS -

Il | am now prepared to furnish all clas-
ses with constant employment at their homes
the whole of the time, or for the spare mo.
mcnts Business new, light and profitable.
Fifty cents to So per evening" is easily earned
by persons of either sex, and the boys ard
girls earn nearly as much as men. Great
inducements are offered those who will de-
vote their time TO the business and, that
every person WHO sees this notice may send
me their address and teet the business for
themselves, make the following unparalleled
offer: To all who are not we'll satisfied with
the business, | will send 81 10 pay for the
trouble of writing me. Full particulars, di-
rections, &C., sent free. Sample sent by mail
for 10 cents. Address E. C. Allen Augusta.
Maine MarchlI-3m
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LEG BRoKEN.-On Saturday last, Cas-
per Mccartney, while engaged in the
erection of barn in Jackson township,
had one of his legs broken below the knee,
by the falling of piece of timber which
was being elevated to the top of the build
ing.
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new sToRE.-Messrs. George c. K.
Aahm y Son have just opened out new
store on Main street It is filed from gar
ret to cellar with the best of goods, all of
which are being sold at astonishingly low
prices Give them a call and see for
yourself Advertisement elsewhere.
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Fry has received another fine assort-
ment of cloths, cassimeres, doe-skins, and
ladies' dress goods. He is selling won
derfully cheap and giving bargains to ev-
erybody who patronizes him. He has a
bargain for you, reader.
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NEW Book.-The American Reformed
Horse Book. A new work on the Horse.
giving a treatise on the causes, symptoms
and cure Of every disease incident to the
horse, by Prof Geo. Ii, DIdd, Veterinary
Surgeon. The Importance of such work
to the farmer and stock owner can not be
over estimated. 1t contains more inform
a.ion than any similar work ever before
printed. 1t is large and beautifully
bound book. Price So Elbridge Stiles
is agent for this county, to whom all sub
scriptions must be given.
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. d. W. Zeigler will
be in towE next week. All persons suf.
fering from defective molars or incisors
should visit him, for he is an able and ex-
perienced dentist. Rooms at the ''Moun-
tain House."
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MEMoRANDA.-Gen. T. j. Power.
formerly Superintendent of the Portage
Road, has been appointed disbursing clerk
in the office Of the Register Of the Treas
ury at Washington. .Hollidaysburr is
bothered by burglars "A lodge of the
knights of Pythias has been instituted at
Huntington....A young German was run
over by the cars and killed near Lewis
town on Thursday morning week. A
young man named Michael Hart was in
stantly killed by fall of slate in a coal
bank in Sewickly township, Bedford coun-
ty, on the 25th ult....A young man named
Will am Mutzabaugh was drowned in the
Susquehanna, at Duncannon, on THURSDAY.
lie was swimming after skiff that had
broken from its mooring, and was seized
with cramp-...There was some frost Mon
day morning. No damage done to the
crops. ...Davy Powell has not yet heard of
hls "dcparted spirits" spoken of by us a
couple Of weeks ago. But the other dav
he received new supply for his bar, in
the shape Of some twenty gallons Over
lalt. He was afraid of further nlishaps
md so went only half barrel this time.
Prof. I. j. Chapman, A NJ, will teach
he Normal School at Loretto. Term to
commence the 21st of June, and to con-
inue two months. The Cambria county
Democratic Convention is called to meet in
1bensburg on the 28tb inst. a third par
J, supposed to be implicated in the Clear
cid bank robbery, was arrested in Jeffer
on city, Mo, last week. He is now in
Ill in Clearfeld
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In TowN.-Messrs. M'Divitt of the
huntingdon Journal and Il. D. Wood
ruff of the Johnstown Democrat are in
town, and paid US visit. Come a gain,
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F'.T OF HERoIsM.-The Pittsburp
way Both, makes the following
Mr.. William Warnoch, at one
P,y y' on the Ebensburg and
Te,S Ur ten days ago, a little child
(ysidj-aaa and six months, SON of a moor
cked 5cn' Un Flke street, Tenth ward.
b T,m"n TGI"n by engine No. 7 Of tho
BEND ICY Railroad, attached to the
\ the accommodation. The engine
|vsrSo.GSh enid, but the engineer M he
4 Short stopped the traio in an W. ~
i ar, og5ai.f rP.ce Of time, and iumpipg
/ tep5far- 5fr'ckly drew the infant frog
. caes With the exception lp1n, Of
b5;, bo5r was not injured IN rbo Iso.' ~
|paee = WAS was so small that IL ala iIas'. an.
pdr 'e'"een the cowcateber r aoI nos
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OUR COUNTY COMMITTEE.-The Re-
publican County Committee met in the
Court House on Monday last. They or
ganized in an out-ofthe-way upstairs
room. Not only that, but they sat with
closed doors. Everybody excepting mem
bers of the Committee were barred out
The business transacted was done Sc
cretly and silently.
We submit that the proceedings of the
Committee should have been open and
above-board. All Republicans have a
right to know what is done or is being
done by their SERVANTS The idea was
mistaken one, and we hope never to see
the experiment repeated.
Another thing: The custom has long
prevailed of allowing the County Commit
tee to designate the preference of the Re
publicans of the county for certain officers.
The choice of the Committee on Monday
Gen. John W. Geary for Governor
undoubtedly reflects the wishes of nine
was he chosen +? Why, 16 to IA.
The Committee was chosen year ago,
and without consideration having been
given to the fact that they would be called
on to express our choice for any Office
1t is easy to be seen that such body
might make selection which would be
utterly repugnant to a majority of our
voters We think the County Contention
should perform all such work A Con
vention could be called for an early enough
day, and the delegates would be fresh from
the people, and could and no doubt would
reflect the wishes of their respective con-
stituencies. At any rate, this could not
fail to be an improvement on the Commit
tee system.
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e GFRsfANBfTqERS

49, -. ~ AND EzT NEs rEsN
HOOFLAND,S GERMAN TONIC.
The Great Remedies for all Diseases of the
- L'Ter, St0maeA or DigestiUe Organs.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

EBEysBURG AND CREssoN RAILROAD.
m and after April 25, 1869, trains on this
-,.d will run as follows
LEAVE EBENsBURG-
A. 7.4O A. NJ, connecting with Philadel-
,bia and Pittsburgh Express West, and
southern Express East.
t7GOP. NJ, connecting with Mail Train
vest and Philadelphia Express East.
Ma2O A. NJ, or on departure Of Pitts
surgh Express West.
At 8SI P. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train West.
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And feeling the hand Of time weighing heav-
Iy upon them, with all its attendant ills,
will find in the use of this Bitters, or the
Tonic, an elixir that will instil new life into
their veins, restore in a measure the energy
and ardor of more youthful days, build up
their shrunken forms, and give heI!lh aad
happiness to their remaining years.
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bipderv; and all payments of public money for
government printing or binding not done at the
Government ,rinting Office according 10 the pro
visions Of the act of July twentieth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty eight, shall not be allowed fy the
ac COUNTING officers of the government: Provided
further That no proposition for printing extra
c,t les of public documents, the expense OF which
shall exceed the sum Of five hundred dollars.
shall he considered by either house of Congress
until the same shall have been referred to the
J int Committee on Printing, and ordered by con
current resolution of the two houses.
For lithographing and engraving for the Senate
and House of Representatives, eiGhty-hvc thou
sand dol ars.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
For compensation # the Librarian, two thou
sand Fl We hundred and MIA ty-two dollars
tor three assistant librarians. at tw" thousand
one hundred and sixty dol airs eich, SIX thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars.
FIR two assista Librarian, one at one tn u
sand two hundred dollars, and one at nine hun
DIRE AMI xty dollars, two thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars.
For compensation Of the Congressional Printer,
and the clerks and messengers in his Office,
twelve thousand FIVE hundred and fourteen dollars
For contingent expenses of his office, viz: For
stationery postage advertising, furniture, travel
ling expenses horses, and wagons. and miscella
neous items fifteen hundred dollars.
For the public printing. four hundred thousand
dollars.
For paper for the public printing, four hundred
thousand dollars.
For the public binding three hundred thousanu
dollars Provided, That all blank books and bind
ing shall be made and done at theg overnme d