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WORKED AND EARNED 1T.

A few weeks ago, a gentleman living
in an Eastern town was called out of
his bed one morning by several vigor-
ous raps upon his front-door. Hastily
dressing himself, he responded TO
the call, and found standing upon the
steps and uncouth, r0ughly-clad boy,
with an axe on his shoulder, who, has
tily thrusIing his hand into his panta
looms pocket, drew out small roll,
and handing it to Judge HI -, said:
HThere's seventy-f1ve dollars, which
| want you to put in the saving 's-bank
and hastily turned on his heel and
started away.
The Judge, slightly disconnected at
the curious proceeding, scarcely knew
what to say, till at length, recovering
his wits, cried out after the boy:
"Stop come back here, How did
you come by this money"'
~ worked, and earned it, sir. Ny
time was out last night, and got my
money. I've got job chopping
which began on this morning, and |
thought I'd leave the money with you
as | went to work, and then it wouldn't
fake up my time this evening when l
want to study
"What is your name, my boy ?"
asked the Judge.
~ wrote it on the paper that ] wrap
.,ed the money up in" shouted the lit
tle wo ~d,Chopper as he passed on to his
work.
That bov,s note. for a thousand dol
lars due zen years hence wt'uiu pe NJ
good as gold. If he has his health, NC
will be worth double that then.
He is beginning il the right way
The very day his time was cut for the
summer, he entered upon another Jot,
aud Immediately placed the money ne
had worked for where that world werk
for him and with an economy of time
which is lnore to be praised than his
wise forethought with regard to mon
ey, he could not endure TO have a mo
ment devoted to any thing but his
books when the long evenings came.
Five years from to-day, with good
education, with good habits, with a
few hundred dollars, which he has
earned by work, his chances for place
in the business and political world viii
be far greater than those OF the spend
thrift boy, who, born with fortune, be-
gins without knowing the worth OF
money, and instead of going up, goes
down. Hearth and Home.
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drops We're dried on bough and spray;
and the apple blossoms were tossing
their fragrant pillows of pinky bloom
in the deep blue air of latter May.
Where are we now?
1t isin picturesque little village
not far from New York, furnished We
ry like magnificent haby-house.,-
Gerald sat in a cushioned easy-chair
in the garden, just where he could
glance through the open window at
me. working busiIy with my needle.
what an industrious fairy it isl"
ne said smiling sadly,
"Well, you see like it. It's great
deal better than those sonatas on the
piano.
"Who would have thought you
would make SO notable housekeep-
er ?''
laughed gleeiulIy-I had childs
delight in being praised.
"Are you not going to Miss Dealany's
croquet party?" he pursued.
mo, what do care for croquet par
ties? Pm going to finish your shirts.
and you'll read aloud to me-"
Madeline, want you to answer me
one question"
"What is ?"
what have you done with your
diamonds ?"
81 sold them long ago; they paid
several heavy bills. besides settling
halfa years rent here"
'But, Madeline, you were so proud of
your diamonds"
II was once now they would he the
hitterest reproach my eyes could meet.
O, Gerald, had / been less vain and
thoughtless and extravagant-"
checked myself, and a rohhin, sing
ing in the perfumed pths of the ap-
pie blossoms took up the dropped cur
rent of the sound.
That's right little red-breast," said
my husband, haIfjoking, talk her
Il wn She has forgotten that our past
is dead and gone, and that We have
turned over a new page in our Book
of Existence"
Madeline, do you know how l feel
sometimes, when l sit and look at
you?"
"No."
"WelI, feel like widower who
has married again"
My heart gave little superstitious
jump.
Like a widower who has married
again, Geraldw
Yes; can remember my first wife
"a brilliant, thoughtless child, with
out any idea beyond the qualification
of present whims-a spoiled plaything!
Well, that little Madeline has van
ished away into the past somewhere; (;
she has gone away to return no more.
and in her stead | behold my second
wife-a thoughtful tender woman,
whose watchful love surrounds me like
an atmosphere, whose character grows
more noble and develops itself into
new depths and beauty every day"
I was kneeling by his side now,
with my cheek upon his arm, and my
eyes looking into his.
"And which do you love hest, Ger
ald-the first or second wife ?''
81 think the trials and vicisitudes
through which we have passed are well
come, indeed. They have brought me
as their harvest of fruits, the priceless
treasure of my second wife "
That was what Gerald answered me
the sweetest words that ever fell up-
| on my ear.
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PROVERBS OF a BACHELoR.-A rich
man is never ugly in the eyes of a
girl.
A beautiful woman smiling bespeaks
a purse weeping.
Every man would rather be hand
some than good.
A house full of daughters is celler
cf sour beer.
A man of straw is worth a woman
Of gold.
Alas father! another daughter is
born unto you, lis Spanish exclama-
tiou of coincidence
A rich wife is a source ofa quarrel.
1t is an i'll house when the hen is a
talking bird.
He who marries i'll is very long in
becoming wid0we ed.
a rich widow weeps with one eye
and laughs with the other,
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rRounLEs OF A coLoaED CITIZEN.

From the Paterson Guardian.
Near Paterson there lives colored
person named James Stewart, whom
the community by common censent,
have dubbed Commodore Stewart
He is a talented but eccentric in
dividual, and has weakness
for chickens. On one occasion,
being found near poultry yard
under suspicious circumstances, he was
interrogated rather sharply by the
owner CT the premises, as follows;
"WelI, Jim, what are you doing
here?'
"Oh, muffin, muffin; jess walFing
round"
"What do you want with my chick
ems 2"
Muffin at all. 1 was only lookin'
at 'ern, dey look so nice"
This answer was butconciliatory and
conclusive. and would have been salts
factory had it not been for Jim's hat.
This was rather worn soft felt, q
good deal too large for its wearer's
head, and it seemed to have motion
itireIy unusual in hats, and manifest
ly due to some remarkable cause. 1t
seemed to contract and expand and
move of itself, and clearly without
Jim's volition. So the next inquiry
was:
"Well is the matter with your
hat ?"
my hat? OATS an old hat. 1'se
fond of dat hat"
"What, take it off and lets look at
it."
''Take dis hat off? No, sab, I'd
ketch cold in my head, sartain. l al
ways keep my hat on when I'm out
o. doors"
And with that Jim was about beat
ing a hasty retreat, when, at his first
step, a low ''kluk, klnk, kluk," was
heard coming only too clearly from
the region of his head-gear. This WAS
fatal, and Jim was stopped and forced
to remove his hat, when plump, half
grown chicken jumped out and ran
hastily away. The air with which the
culprit gazed after it was study for a
painter; it expressed to perfection
wonder and perplexity blended, but
not trace of guilt. Slowly he spoke,
as though explaining the matter 10
himself, and accounting for SO remark
able an incident:
"WeiI, if dat amt de funniest ting !
ebber did see. Why, dat ar chicken
mvst have cium up de leg O. my pan
falcons"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

Eight kines of kisses are mentioned
in the Scriptures the kisses of saIuta-
ton, valediction, reconciliation, SUBJ
lection, appreciation, alteration, treach-
cry and affection. We have decided
preference for the last kind.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

John Onion is the suggestive name
of an editor. When he peels himself
and gets down heartily to his work, he
must bring water to the eyes of his
readers
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

Telegraph operators should be more
careful. A traveller sent a message to
have horse meet him at the depot,
but the stupid fellow wrote it 'hearse,
and consequently, he was Hospitality
welcomed on his arrival by skeleton
,uaroD
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A parson was twitted with taking
too long time over his white tie
while dressing. 1T is my duty" he
ans : cred, s'to attend most carefully to
my fold.u
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

The broken heart of a London cab
mans daughter, who sued lover for
''breach of PROMISE" Was healed by a
twenty shilling award of damages.
This was tlog-cheap.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

Bonner is donating cheap church
bells to Western congregations
Whenever they are rung, the chimes
tintinnabulate IS lbscribe for the New
York Le1i1er0
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

The English blondes certainly gave
one chaste exhibition in Chicago, and
that was when they were chased out OF
town by IN oRcer armed with war
aAnt.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

FARMERS, Their sons. and others,
can make money rapidly, selling the NEW
ILLUSTRATED FARMLRS' MANUAL, edited
by Geo WARING, Jr. Pfaetie4l Farmer and
Author and late Agricultural Engineer OF N.
Y Central Park The best book for Farmers
ever issued-Al need it before planting. l. is
scund, labor saving, money making book
Thousands have bought it, and thousands more
want it 18Th Edition ready Live Agents want
ID Profits large A H. HUBBARD, 400 Ches-
nut St Philadelphia. marlO"4
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Almost every alternate paper we
take up claims for itself. the Largest
circulation in the United States. -
There must be lie lying around loose
Sonpwhera
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GARDEN, FRUIT.

ESH GARDEN, FRUIT.
HERB, TREE. SHRUB aud EVERGREEN
SEEDS. with directions for culture, prepsid by
IN ,lI The most complete and ju lieious assort.
ment in the country. Agents wanted.
Is Sorts Of either for 8 90; prepaid by mail
Also snail Fruits, Plants, Bulbs. all the new
P,tstoss &c, prepaid by mail. lbs. Estiy
Rsss Pot.t,. prepsid. for 81 60 conover's
Colo4s. Asparsgus. 50 per 100; S25 per 1000,
prsDiii NV hssiy fragrant evarblOoming Js-
pan II ,ney,uckIs. so cts. each, prepaid- Tree
Ceas Cod Cranberry, for upland or lowiand cui-
ture, 81 90 PER 100, prepaid, with direotiens-
Priced Catalogue to any address, gratis; also
trade list. Seed, on Commission.
b NJ. WATSON. Old Coioay Nurseries and
Seal Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Ratahli.hed
"a 1ed2. janen6s
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President Grant il anxious to have
an early adjournment of Congress, in
order that he may spend next June ION
the Beach at Long Branch"
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PLANTATION BITTERS
S. T.-Is6O-X.

S. T-ISbU-A.
TIN, roondsrfu{ peget BILE re'toroftrs - fhe
,hss,-anehoy of the feeble 0ud dsbaiitated As
a tonic and cordial for The aged and tGng"fd,
IL Az.s no Gg,tal among s,omaehics, As rem
eav for the perUoas reeaklsss 10 rhich soonrn
ave sspsciaAy subject, ii rs S"psrsedt"g sperg
other ,ttaa~iant In all climates, tropical tenn
p.yats or fr,gia. 1t acts as n sp'clfe an sesry
species of disorder ,ch, rh Hnde,mtRes ths bOd'iy
sire, gih and breaks doaga the animal spirits.
Far ,aks bzt aHdyHggisfs marl0m6.
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A Canadian reporter announcing the
sudden death of lady says: "Her
moments were brief after the King of
Terrors appeared" So we should
have supposed.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1870-03-24

Garlbaldi is writing novel
.'of the blood and thunder' order, and
kills somebody on every other page of
it. This must be very good reading
for nervous family.
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rUHE GREAT MEDICAL DiSCOV-
EkY.
DR.. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS.
More than 500 900 persons bear testimony
TO their II0ndetJm CttrutiUe Effects.

More than 500, 900 persons bear testimony
to their VondeJm CprdttUe Effects.
WHAT ARE THEY? They ara not VILE
FANCY DRINK uiade of Poor Rum, Whiskey,
proof spirits aud refuse Liquors dOctored, spc-
ed and sweetened TO please the taste called Ion
les - :. .Appetizers "Restorers " &c, that lead
the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin. but are a
true medicine made from the native Roots and
bpr Of California, free from aH AIe0i0ttc stiha
1fiq,,ts They sre the GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FIR and LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a per
fact Renovator aud IuVlgoraiof OF the System,
carving off ~ poisonous matter, and restoring
the blood to n healthy condition. No person can
take these BiIters according to directions, and
remain 10. InweI.
sI0O will be given for an incurabie case, pro-
vided the bones are not destr yed by mineral p il
IONS or other means, and vital organs wasted be-
yon6 the point ot repair
For IuRamDi0forg and Chronic RheHHa'tsaa,
ond GOuf Uysp'BS a. or LRafgestt91, Btft0"S,
h hsg.,fie:st and I@termsitte"t Ferers. DIS
eqsts Of fke Blood LtrerS, htdHeys, a0a BtH9-
ter these Bitters have been m"st successful -
sucb diseases are caused by NGiated Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement of
the Digestive Organs.
Young old. married or single, at the dawn of
:, omSnhood or the of life. these Tonic Bitters
have nu equal. Ga1-Srnd for circular.
T6EY ARE A GkNTLE PUkG ATIVE AS
WE'LL AS A TONIC, possessing also. the pecnh
srmerit It acting MS powerful agent in relieving
Congestion, or iIh 4mation of the Liver, and all
The Yisceral Organs.
Cleans The Vi;ioted Blood whenever you find its
imps rIties bursting through the skin in PImples,
Erupiiops or Sores cleanse ii when you hnd
il obstrueted and sluggish in ;he veius
cleanse il when u is foul, and your
feelings Will tell you when. Keep the blood
pure and the hea TIA of the system will follow
PIN, TAPE and other IS OkMs, lurking in the
system ot >, many thousands, are efectually de-
sJroyed and removed.
"a Bilious. Remittent and Intermittent Fe7ers,
these BitIers have TO equal. For full directions
read carefully the ciIcuHr around each 6"ttie'
Drinred in tour languuges-English, German,
French and Spanish
J WALKER, Proprietor,
81 Commerce ST.. N Y
R. H. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and General Agents. San Frdncisc
nnd Saeran ento, California, aud 30 and 81 Com
merce ST. N Y.
Ig-SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS DEAL
Ems marl0m3.
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IF you call to see a poor family do
not give them prayer half an-hour
long, but send them barrel of Hour.
1t will go further and do them more
good.
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A lover wrote thus to his sweetheart:
"Delectable darling, you are SO dalcet
that honey would blush in your pres
ence, and trecle stand appalled,"
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FINHE WEEKLY SUN.
B A L T 7 M o r
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY A. S. ABLE & Co,
FROM THE "sUN IRON BUILDING,
At the S. Z. coru.r r IF BaitimOrs aad South SIS

3sJzqS Cash IN AdUaHcs
For One Copy for Six Months or Iess.......S1 90
For Cue Copy tor One Year................ / 30
Tag WEEKLY sun will rel ew ite best efforts
u irst-esss AeNs and Literary Journal Ev-
cry improvem en- of modern aism-ty q ~hich
it is Iislingui, ,hed--s1ll be maintained and such
attention be given TO ats several departments as
will IN are their continued interest and whatever
my be necessary TO render them more complete
will not be lost sight OF.
.Thr9uxh no 0 her medium can families and in
dividuaIs in the tuwns and Villages and rural
districts af the country be 50 well supplied with
proper literature and full knowledge Of the
" 5rld' S whole news. from week TO week
MAKE UP CLUBS.
While the WEEKLY SUS is afforded at the low
of s. so per annum to single suoserloefs' TIE
CLUB rates are sIill lower. carrying the price
down as low as o8s aotiaT per year wht re twenty
five copies or more taken at one post office at
time. viz:
Club of Twelve Copies. Gre Yesr.....---.. Is 90
Club os Fifteen Cupies. One iesr.......... 10 90
Club of Twenty Copies. One fesr.......... Y 90
Club Of Twenty Ave Copies One lear...''. 20 %
Club of Thirty five Copies Que lear.....' - oo
Parties then, should get up CLUBS In their
towns villages and TeighboTho0ds and thus Sc
cure the advantage OF these very low rates any
postmaster or stOrekeeper in the county may eas
ily accomplish this among bis qcquaihtances, or
any active person, male or female do the same.
The regular diffusion OF the lghi and intelligence
which such n journal affords Wil be moral and
social ad yantage in any neigh b"Thood
To those parties getting up clubs for the w eek
IL Sun. sent 10 post flee, We will mail here
after TO the address OF any one sending us
A CLUB OF Twelve SUBSCRIBERS
An extra copy o. the Weekly sun gratis, forone
year fora
CLUB aF twenty SUBSCRIBERS
We will send copy of The Daily and Weekly
Sun for six months for
CLUB or TwESrY-FIvE SUBSCRIBERS
We will send copy OF the Daily Sun for one
year aud 20 The sender of
CLUB OF THIRTY FIVE OR MoRE
We will maii both the Daily and Weekly Sun for
one wear
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FERNS OF PUBLICATION.

rHEBEDroRD GAzErTEis published every Inufs-
,.v morning by MEYERS MEsaRL, at $500 per
mum. # pai4 strictly adVance 81. .5Oii PAID
sitbiu six months $500 if not paid withinsix
months. al sabserlptOH accounts MUST 6s
sttked annually. No paper viii be sent out o
he State unless paid for IN ADVANCE, and all such
Inscriptions will invariably be discontinued al
expiration of the time for which they are
aid.
All ADVERTISEMENTS for less term than
hree months TEN CENTS per line for each In
srtion. Special notices one-half additional All
,soluti.ns of Associations; communications o.
mfted or individual interest. and notices OF mar
riages and deaths exceeding FIVE line', tse cents
Der line. Editorial notices fifteen cents per line
ANEsgal Notices Of srery Kind, and Orphans
Conrf and JRdtnal Sales, required 6y fGD
be gabiisksd in both papers p"6iiSAed 4" th'S
ykaee.
t-s- All advertising due after first insertion.
anas
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VHH f. AN ERICA FAMILY
KNITTING MACHINE Is presented to the
public as the most Simple, Durable, and Com
pact and Cheap knitting Machine ever invented.
PRICE ONLY % DOLLARS.
This machine will run either backward or for
ward with equal facility makes the same stitch
as by hand, bat far superior in every respect
Willknit 20, 900 Stitches in one minute,
and do perfect work leaving every knot the
inside tf the work 1t will knit psir of stock
ingS (any sze) ia less than half an hour. II will
kniI Close or Open, Plain or Ribbed work, with
any kind of coarse or ine woOlen yarn OF cotton,
silk or linen Ii will knit stockings with double
heel and toe drawers, hoods, sucks, smoking
caps comforts. purses muffs, fringe, afghans,
nubia uBdeTsleeves, mltteDs skating caps, lamp
wicks. mats. cord, undershirts, shawls jackets,
erSdie blankets. leggiDgs. suspenders, wristers,
tdies tippus. tufied work and III fact an endless
Iiety OF articles in Every day use, as we'll as
Va ornament.
VI ~ 10 DOLLARS PER DAY
made by any with the American
Gan DC Machine, knitting stockings, dc while
hhitihB 'tGTs can even make more knitting
!. .Apcr' opel+ which always commands ready
i"ncy "orE' car readily KNIT from twelve to
fifteen naIrs fsf. %klhgs per day' .he p'"nt on
which will not be /, = ssair - - ,,,,Iv trrtv =,
-, Sns1 ~ I@n sd' eM Sy getting tbc wool
nay - GEMS n,s, per pound tFkpsHse, and knitting
~ into socts tra or ,hre t1laIs per pound may
be realized On receipt of s. We Niii forward
mae hiHe ordered ,
We wish so procure active AG %A = Il. s'eIy
section OF the United States and 1AhA@ses, 70
" hom the most liberal induceme uie wan bs Of
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e. All advertising due after FIRST insertion.
,..t t:-..,,, -, q Ia IN ~ arsops nd We rtiS nj

*0ne square to occupy one inch Of space
JOB PRINTING, of every kind, done with
neatness and dispatch. THE GAZETTE OFFICE has
Just been reftted with Power Press and new type,
and everything in the Printing line can be execu-
ted in the most artistic and at the lowest
rates.-TERMS CASH.
LEAH letters should be ADDRESSED to
MEYERS MENGEL,
Publishers.
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UHE MAGIC COMB will change
any colored hair beard to permanent
black nr brown 1t contains pots0R. Anyone
eau use il One sent By mail for 81. Address
MAGIC COMB CO, Springfield, Mass
ri
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/ was cured of Deafness and Catarrh
by a sim ple remedy aad will send the receipt
Tree. MRS. NJ. c LEGGETr, Hoboken' N. T.
inaTlDW4
TT7HE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For t.gs,fy.fps cents goa ea" 6"y Of your
DruEgis, or Grocer a package Of Sea Moss
Far.re manufactured froD' pure lash Moss or
Carragesn, uritich triH make s'ztes" quarts Of
Blame Mangs, and IKE quantity Of Pad-
drngs, Cus:ards. Creams, Charlotte Russo, &c,
&c. it Is By far the cheapest, hsG!thssSt and
mos, DELICIOUS food i,l the acorld.
RAND SEA MOSS FARTNE CO.,
So Park Place, N. Y
DLANTATIoN BITTERS
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atlisfellanfons.

Ml5ffllanfons.
TAE INQUIRER
b o X S T o R E,
opposite the Mengel House,
BEDFORD, PA.
The proprietor takes pleasure in Offering to the
public the following articles belonging to the
Book Business at CITY RETAIL PRICES:
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Wells.
BIBLES, HYMN BOOKS, &C:
Large Family Bibles,
Small Bibles,
Medium Bibles,
Lutheran Hymn Books,
Methodist Hymn Books,
Smiths Dictionary of the Bible,
History of the Books Of the Bible,
Pilgrims Progress, &c, &c, &c.
Episcopal Prayer Socks.
Presbyterian Hymn Books,
SCHOOL BOOKS.
TOY BOOKS.
STATIONERY,
Congress. Legal
Record, Foolserp,
Letter Congress Letter,
Sermon, Commercial Note,
Ladies, %:,1u5 Gilt Ladies F9sh4b S9ssvo' So,.,
Batb Post '''1' "'De' Damask Laid Note,
Cream Laid Note, Envelopes, &c
WALL PAPER.
Several Hundred Different Figares, the Largest
lot ever brought to Bedford county, for
sale ut prices CHEAPER THAN
EVER SOLD IN Bedford.
BLANK BOOKS.
Day Books. Ledgers,
Account Books Cash Books,
POCKET Ledgers, Time Books,
Tuck Meaorandum', l,.n, Pass BOOB, Books Book.
Blank JUDI Jud sment GH1S Notes, drafts. receipts, Go
INKS AND INkSTANDS.
Barometer Inkstands,
Guua PeTcha,
Cocoa. and
Morocco Spring Pocket Inkstapds,
Glass and Ordinary Stands for Schools,
Flat Glass Ink Wells and Rack,
Arnod's wiring Fluids,
Hover's Inks.
Carlhine Inks, Purple inks,
Charltcn's IBks,
Eukolon for pssting DC
PENS AN ID PENCILS.
1jllS,.i' lioiio~5u.A oarsy's, PsSsan, PaSs"''
Dunton. AMI Scrihner's Pens,
Clark's LndelIible, kaSer's tablet,
Cnhens Eagle,
0thce, FSbers
,Iuttknecht's Carpenters Pencils
PERIODICALS.
Atlantic Mon .hIy,
Hsrper's Magazine,
Madame De,norest's Mirror of Fashions,
Eieetic magazine,
Godey's Lady's Book,
9ztaxy,
Ladys Friend,
Ladies' Repository,
Our Young Folks,
Nick Max,
Yankee Notions,
Budget of Fun,
Jolly Joker,
Pbuuny PhelIcw,
LiLpineott's Magazine,
Riverside Magazine
Waverly Magazine,
Ballou's Magazine,
8ardner's Monthly.
Harper's Weekly,
rank Lesle's illustrated,
Chimney Corner,
New York LeIger.
New York Weekly,
Harpers Bazaar,
Every Saturday,
Living Age,
Putnam Monthly Magazine,
Arthur Eome Magazine,
Oliver Optics Boys and Girls Magazine &c.
Constantly ON hand to accommodate those W no want
to purchase living reading MATTER
Only part of the vast number of articles per-
tanning to the Book and Station cry business
which we Sre PREPARED to sell cheaper than the
cheapest, are above enumerated. Give us call
We buy and sell for CASH, and BY this arrange
ment we expect 20 sell as cheap goods of this
class sold anywhere
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