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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
8elaien.

Die Ibonrebe, ipOmit am If.
NoSember Der 85nis BON 3 n bic
8ammern erSFnete, entnirft Elm nett
ldufses panprana BON Der ineufrisqsn
uno politifhen Gage bes 9anees uno
sipfelt In folsenbsm pa6us: .Seit srei.
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tationen. Dus Electromagnetic wslGsS
iiber Die peisn.li@en, ben 3uiammsns
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if. bat fid unablaiTs seitdrft. DisIe
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len. 8ubis une aepsitsnp fam ras
9elsien BON 1873 auf feline @srsanssns
belt fiOls iein unc Der 3ufunft nit unses
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17

Lamb besinnt bereitts f& gu ridden, unb
eas teutl@r GenteeOrps birfte unter
ipl9en l~lmRdnben balo seiwunsen psrs
ben, gum S&uBe bes bapiiden Hbeins
an oie Grbauuns elmer rritten srobsn
Gsfuna, etra um Wdlbauien oper 8rei,
lad, ~ benfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
Gin 8eridt beS uSournals tes De-

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bats" melpet iber bic Weinernte bee
SabreS: Das Wittelmeers8 Balm pes
lipli6sn Grantrsi9s ipures ssssn ben
Trplf In Der Na6t pom Is. auf ben 26.
April purd Die Serse Der aupsrsne uns
burh bic Gepennen seIddst unp bier III
bic 8einleIe an Suantitdt 70 bsbeutens
ausssfalen, saB iie Die minber quite qua,
litat aufpisst. Das senannte Ylatt
iddBt bic piesidbrtse @einsrnte Srant,
rei1s, bic gum Goniuat unp ;ur auSs
fibruns fom,nt, auf einen @ertb BON
100 bts 1900 Wiaiouen, tpdbrenp cine
quite Beinerntt Grunfrei9s 1900 WiQiOs
men, cine ausseeihnete 1900 bis 1900
Gres. pertb II, aber ielten eiele ,65be
iiberfeist neil bic pretie infsn. lpbalp
bic Suantitdtsn im lleberfu6. gum
Warfte aeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-12-17
9eutI6lana.

Berlin, IL. Nop. = Das pt9tisfe
uns suelsi& mykert6tfe Greisnie, mel
@ss ianef bte polttii9en 1ldtter BE-
i@d'ttSt II unitrtttts pet iwette Brief bes
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

Ir Runs LIKE A PRAIRIE FIRE DIR.
Walkers Vinegar Bitters runs like n
prairie fire. The fame Of the temper
NICE tonic is, however, but poorly e1-
,mpIified by this figure of speech for a
prairie fire runs only in n direction,
whereas the reputation of the bitters
spreads toward all points of the com
pass. There is not a square mile OF i'll
nabited territory in the United States,
where this mtritorious preparation IS
not appreciated. If any theoretical gen
tleman thinks he IL prepared to show
that there is "nothing in it" we advise
aim to go to the prairie states, in 'ha Mis-
5issippi valley, to the deltas of the south
I'm rivers, to New England, in fact,
anywhere within the limits of "Uncle
Sans real estate" and ventilate his
views. BY 50 doing he can raise a hear-
tier and more general laugh than has
ever yet shaken the sides of an intelli-
gent people. Persons who have been
cured can't help laughing at other peo'
pie, who tell them that the medicine
which saved their lives il a failure.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

those peculiar TO women, may be deVel'
oped and aggravated by the abnormal
amount Of blood forced into the pelvic
organs, or if no special disease is de-
vcloped, their reduced condition is made
manifest by the decided manner in
which trivial illnesses affect them The
prOprietOrs of some Of the New Eng
land factories, where a large number OF
sewing.m0chincs are employed, have
introduced steam power with beneficial
results 10 the health Of their operatives,
and it is TO be hoped that their example
will be followed elsewhere,
PERSISTENT AcTryrsM or a BIcHEo.
MATE IMAGE According TO Marion OF
Paris as announced in nature, II a
bichromate Photographic image, prln
ted in the sun, be brought into contact
with another bichrom1te surface
in the dark, n similar impression
will be made upon tho latter. In fact,
n carbon picture fresh from the frame
can be employed m a printing block,
from which my number Of impressions
can be obtained, az if n sufficient guam
| tty Of sunlight had been stored up ~
the original impression to produce m
active effect by merely bringing the sur
lace IN contact. This discovery, if vcri.
fled, il considered Of very great i'm
portancc, since ii is alledgci that If a
single photograph be printed in II o sun,
we can from this rOcurc II large mum
Der of copies, all Of which will be as
delicate and vigorous n the Original.
For this purpose, II sheet Of gcIatinr,
scnsi. I2cd 18th bichromatc Of potash, Is
| put under Il negative and printed Is
then Withdrawn from the printing
frame, aud immersed in Il weak Soiu-
luton Of bichromatG of potash, which
swclls up those portions OF the surface
that have not been attacked by light,
and thus produces Il picture IN relief
The sheet of gelatine is then put into a
press aud impression from 1t taken on
sensitive carbon tissue, the block beng
moisfcncd from limo TO time with BIZ
chromate solution. The copies thur
produced upon tho tissue are not fully
printed, and Gun not be developed AT
once; they arc simply %incipient or M.
scent pictures, and they require preser'
vntion in the dark for some hours tc
allow the actiono Of tholight to continue
exactly in the Bsmo way az II the car
bon tiaauc bad been exposed TO snnlIgh
for IL iew minutes. When the print
have been kept sufficiently they are de
velopGd in warm water, and fine, wig
orous copies are the result.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

THE WEEKLY sun is too widely known to require any e1tended recommends,
thn; but the reasonsw which have already given it fifty thousand subscribers ant
which will, we hope, give it many thousands more, are briefly as follows:
1isa first rtene newspaper All the new Of the day will be found in IL, con
densed when unimpotant, at kn length when of moment, and always prsentedn
a clear, ineligible, and interesting manner.
Tits first rate family paper, full Of entertaining and instructive readingof every
kind, nut containing nothing that car offend the most delicate and scrupulous taste.
1t is frstIa story paper. The best tales ard romances of current literature
aec carefully selected and legiby printed DIM its pOgcs.
1t is a hr trate agricultural paper. The most fresh and instructive articles On
agricultural topics regularly appear in this department
It !. an independent political paper. belonging to mt party and wearing n col
lar IL nights for principle, and for the election o. the best men to office. |. e"
peclaiy devotes its energies tot the exposure OF the great corruptions that noT
weaken and disgrace our country, and threaten to undermine republican institutions
altogether 1t has no fear Of knaves. and asks no favors from their supporters
1t reports the fashions for the ladies, and the markets for the men, especially the
cattle markets to which pays particular attention.
finally 1t sthe cheapest paper published. One dollar a year win secuIeh f %
any subscribe hisn ot necessary to get upa club in order tohave THE WEEkLi
Sun at us rate Any ne who sends single dollar will get the paper for year
from nsr rate.
Hfah SUPPLEMENTARY IN nv b eki ssUS.-sanss n " tbs, Daily sun, ssOOa yea. A dhsoont@
wi over n IN = a. T Tsnnnn H %sn smpssn its .us; ssas Column. Daily c,;aS%
@~"i ahsornt9 30 PEI cent
AAAre,, "THK SUM- New York eHy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30
Ease in Society.

ara rather thrash in the burn oil
day," said Reuben Riley to his sister,
aB he adjusted an uncomfortable collar
about ms neck, ethan 90 to the pcskl
party. lneycr know what TO 10 with
myself, stuck up in the parlor all even
ing. Ii the fellows would pull then
coats Off and 20 out and chop wood
on Il match, there would be some fun
in it,
Well, hate it as bad ns you do,
Reub," sud sister Lucy. 'Thc fact
IL, we never 90 nowhere, o SEQ any
body, and no wonder We feel so awk
ward when we happen to stir out.
The remarks OF this brother and sis
ter were but the echoes of the senti
mcnt of many other farmers boys and
girls when invited out to spend Il social
evening. But poor Lucy had not Int
the true cause of the difficulty. 1t was
not because they seldom went any place,
| but because there was such II wide dit
| ference between their home nnd compa-
ny manners. The true way to feel at
ease in any garb Is to wear it often. II
the pleasing garb OF good manner is
only put on upon rnro occasions, IL "lll
never fit we'll aud seem comfortable.
Learn to behave property At homo, tc
cultivate yourself. Do not sit or stnnc
or lounge about IN IN mGninIy attitude
but acquire II manly, erect bearing.
have never seen such vigorous, harry
manhood in amy class, as among cult
waited farmers sons. Let table man
ncrs he especially Iookcd after. II yo'
are SO unfortunate ~ 80 bnvo u mOthe
vino is careless in tins reBnrd, you mus
10 the best you can 10 remedy the It,
l feet in Your home training. Note car'
fully how wcilblad people behave, IN
do your best 10 initiate them. IL II M
bic to be an lmrtntor OF that which
, good and beautiful. Above alt, il yu
! wish to- he ut home in society, fill yOr
, brain with IDEAS. Set your MUD
Y work. Wake it out OF Of the sluggish
mesa it would naturally sink into If 70
were only II plodder and nothing nor,
by good, stirring thought. Take new
= " .,I t..., tl,,.tvIl,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

INDIVIDUAL Power. Ideas that sway
the world are born of heroic souls, and
uttered by individual lips. Great
thoughts that have been the axeis of SO
ciety, ON which nations poised and
swung around, first sprang from single
hearts. No army delivered the old He
brews from bondage, but II man, Mo-
SEES, did. No senate or statesman raised
Israel to its height of unmatched ma
tional grandeur, but one kingly man,
David, did. No school of dlyines first
gave us the English Bible, but John
Wicklire did. No royal court discov.
cred America, but Christopher Colum.
bus did. No circle OF social science
interpreted the laws of the universe,
but 6alileo did. No sovereign or par
lament saved English liberties, but
Oliver Cromwell did. No combination
or confederacy reacaed Scotland from
political and ecclesiastical enemies, but
John Knox did.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30
USEFUL KNOWLEDGE.

RESTORATION or On PAfSrISos'- 1t
appears that the brilliancy Of the colors
in oil paintings is due to the optical
properties Of the substance contained
in the oil, known ~ incline. by e1-
nosure 10 the air this substance, at hrst
liouid, absorbs oxygen, becomes SOLID
and transparent, firmly incloslng the
n~orticles of color. LinBeed oil contains
80 per cent. Of this linoline. BY lapse
Of time and physical and chemical
changes, the incline looses in some de-
Oyce its transparency and the picture
fodcs. those colors containing the least
oil changing most, Pettenkofcr has dls,
covered that the vapor OF alcohol viii
renew tho qualities Of the linoIine, and
he restores old oil paintings by placing
them Over Il tight box, in the bottom OF
which is Il flannel cloth, which has been
dompcped with alcohol Of so per cent
strength. The arrangement should pc
such that every part of the picture VIII
be exposed to the alcoholic yapor.
LARD Az UEGUEHT.-lt is well known
hat rubbing the body with hogs Int
has the effect Of reducing the tempera-
turo Of the skin in 4 arlet fever. A gen
,Iemap Of our acquaintance has used
rLo fat norton of smoked hams with
beneficial results, and writes to the edl'
tor 10 disseminate the fart TO- others
benefit. A celebrated German phy6l-
aim rrcOmen Is TO incorporate II or
Two Of carbolic acid into one
hundred grammcs Of lard, and, with
this, TO rub tho whole body excepting
the hcnd, two or three times a dag, ac'
! cording 10 the intensity Of inflammation
| cbmacterizing the case III hand. Ih'
| effect Of this kind Of treatment Is tt
nropucc a pleasant feeling Of %coolness
| 10 keen the skin softer, and after eaci
application the temperature OF the SKI
rnlls somewhat. The carbolic acid opc
rates 20 destroy inc germs anu 'p'''
OF tine disease r.
TEST FOR COPPER Asp an
TRACTS Inc p~o'7no'7 n"'" ,'rr'
aud, to " less ncgr'r' VI VIZ "',%' :,
following method of testing for them Il
an extract, as describe" ny rDRer' W.
interesting ono oSe'"'' 'or o''''o, =
these metals may nave oc'n "'a'o'Y'
from the walls OF the VeSSel III winch
was prepared 'Ihc extract 49, II
Tor this purpose, dissolved III I'VE P"'
Of water, or HeiJ o''u'e SP''''S' III
slightly acidiiied wltl drop OF TWO
= %hydrochloric acid, A br'8h1 STRIP
zinc is placed III the Sol"'ioi'' ANU ait
hnIf m hour, II no impurities '"o ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

For lopn OF appetite, dyspepsia, indigestion
depression Of spirits and general debility,
in thor yarions torrne, FERRo-PHosponATEn
ELIXIR OF OALrs.YA, made by CAswELL, HA2,
ARD h co. Now York. and sold by all druggists,
~ tho hesr tonic. Az a ptimulant tonic for pa
TENTS recovering from fever or other sickness.
Il has NJ equal. If takon during tho season u 1t
Meyen,s FOYER and aguo and other intermit
,eut frvnrH. 90 Com.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

TIM brain of n six-year-old boy, re-
Gently deceased in London, weighed 53
ounces. The average weight Of = mans
brain is Is ounces.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

TAKE it, take it on, and keep taking
it reduce the dose 10 IL at it acts az a gentle
laxative, and continue it on regularly. 1t ID a
tonic, and will strengthen you. 1t took n long
time to confirm your disease, and You can't
yet well in II day. simmons Liver Regulator,
if Persisted in, will cure the most stubborn
liver disease. There IL no failure about 1t.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

PARsoN's Purgative Pills will greatly
relieve. if not entirely cure, dyspepsia when eve
rytNing else fails. They have been tried in
rome desl crate cases. and have given more re-
lief than any other medicine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

SOMETHING THAT TAKEs.-The three
fold cOnbin 'tion sgency for selling Wealth
mud Wonder Of The BpuHilcss West" There
II much -rr, money IN It. Se, advertisement.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

SAMPLES EE.-rhe SATURDAY EVEN
ISa Posi-, 3l0Walnut street Philadelphia, gives
, beautiful chrome to every yearly subscriber.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

For FARMERS -" Wealth aud WOnd-
err OF the Boundless West" II is new, and
having q wonderful sale. Advertised in this
papar
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

MANY valuable horses die from the
effects or collie. The best thing to d. ina case
Of tins dnl IL to pour II bottle Of Johnson
Al. dvun I.inimemt into II long-nccked junk
bottle. add half pint of molasses and water,
thoH po1r TIC whole down ti9 horse Ihro"''
In ten u,u1,cs III horse will begin To cat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

TIE police OF Savannah are given
five cents apiece Tor each rat killed, and
come Of The men make an extra dollar
per day,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

W. ST." that PROCTOR N GAMBIE's
Extra OLIVE Soar IL becoming very
popular in IN city, its quality webn"w
IL superior, and being nicely p%criumcd
sc are not surprised that consumers
prefer il, and that it has n large sale.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30
PEERLESS
INTRICATE MACHINERY,

@ The inventive genius Of
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IN man hasConstrutt ted many
GIHSSS pieces OF mechanism, to
N@I the casual observer. appear
s~ no Intricate a. a wonderful
l-~ M scarcely 10 seem more
Ike he creation II ONE
suppTIUr u.iug han the work OF cnmmon man
vet The prnctic,d eye IT the artisan SEES beauty
and harm nv In every part as well as Adaptabiliiy
TO the end designed: but above all. TIE human
body I, passing strange. Well has tue ins plrrt
writer eyclaiu cd, Man II feariu y ana wonder
GuIy male" he study or the human system.
win It's numerous q gans aud the iun.t'o"s With
they ID rfnrm is well worth the attention oi 'Vety.
one. Tor thus We learn h"v east y The Marin ny oi
tnis ma hiuery Is DISTURBED, b. poisoned b!edihed
n ron the air, OF In The food We eat or AIKEN INTO
the system in various ways. becoming clogAtd and
90 .tacl causing q deTangemeni OF lies ma Mn :
~ Which is simply disease. but the tln1n Ia, come
when " have In Or. mith's l. lyle III T.
TERS a medicine founded npon The true prlnci
niles OF nature ior, Ia all the various dis fder- u
sUrike, at and removes the cause. thus Restoring
the junction disturbed to its formal condition
thus assisting n ,tnre In regulating her own ma
rhtneiy For sale by the best dr1ggiste. Address.
U.ION NEDIUISE CO.'S aud : Norm secoDd
Tnere il moi A or ,mp, spraiu OF bruise that DR..
mil MS Golden L,nimsnt ~ill not care IL Is the
last thin. vat found ,or chl blains. burns, lame
haek nesh eounds, bites OF inseots. lame horsee,
ring bone. ~pollfvil, wind. gals. foundeIsd zee. stc
1t "a tnr nlY lin lent 'ho, 81 eu1t'Hfrs'saisfs
ten,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

GrNrrvE HAyASAs.-lt will be inter
osting to consumers of Havana cigars
to learn TINT during the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1872, 230,05S pounds OF
leaf tobacco, saying nothing OF $i6,GlS
worth of the manufactured article were
exported from our country to Cuba.
When to this are added the facts that
Cuba is also a largo importer of south
American tobacco, and that often i'm.
p~ortors' stamps find their way upor
bcxcs of domestic cigars by some spe
cies Of lcgcrdcmnin understood IN New
York, consumers must not be surprised
Mt occasionally finding the high pric"'
foreign articles no better han the choa!
domestic.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30

~ n 1T Ut -MQ0RE'S R,,GAL NE
iii X led agricultural and family
III, IL, IN, u weekly, is the standard an;
Ihortty upon practical subjects I, ! y @@S I e e'E e siaS,
literary JouEna,; or cash commissions TO agents.
TEiPte eIvm Humber iocl, e JAM on asn !Iln Tree l9F to Sp 4
NV IN centsl Premium lists etc. sent '''' !" "'
triHl Sqoscr'"'DI,' D. Il. MOORE, New York city
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-30
DIR, .WHITTIER,s I s. s. t SanEliss s 3

IOngcu Engaged and most guCcrsgTll ph ysiCi1t;! 70
the age. Consultation or pamphlet free. Gall 70
write. Just rnhliiheG Tor lie hanriis a. y0une So
who surcT from neTyJlsncH., debility etc. al o.,
tiae Of ~ page for two stamps; u book, ~ nag"
ilugtrNtph mr. aitv rpUtE rr,4' np"'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17

ONE LEss.-A manynamed Dorsey
living mile or so above the Top Mill, is
Tor rather. wasr) the owner OF d vicious
dog. Said canine has recently attacked
several persons to the great detriment oil
divers and sunlry dresses, pantaIoons,
and in some instances, to the flesh and
blood of the wearCrs OF the articles named.
A day or two since one Of the victims Of
the brute's ierocity, made complaint to
Esq. Cots, Of Washington district, and a
warrant was Issued Tor the arrest Of the
aforesaid dogs master. The process was
duly executed by Constable Deabaugh,
and Tuesday evening, the parties con-
tronted each other in the presence OF the
Justice mentioned. Witnesses pro and
con were heard, whereupon Squire @. de-
clded that Dorsey must pay a fine oil
twenty dollars and costs; pay also, for the
clothing damaged by his worthless cur
and then terminate the dogs existence,
by dose of cold poison, buckshot or
drowning, 1t was immaterial which, SC
he was killed.
A more righteous verdict was never
rendered, and Squire @. deserves the
thanks OF the community tor Kidding the
world Of tho greatest nuisance VIC can
Just now think Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17

U. 8. DISTRICT CouRT-The argument
OF the Mensgerie. Insurance case was re-
sumed yesterday, Mr.. Lamb occupying
the entire morning session for the defend
ants. MIR. Peck closed Tor the plaintiffs in
the afternoon, when the papers were given
to the jury. They retired TO their room
and after an absence Of o half hour, per.
haps, returned a verdict for the plaintiffs
(the Barnum-Van Anburg Museum 6
Menagerie Company Tor $G,4G9 90
amount Of policy and interest from date oil
adjustment.
Counsel for defendants (Fire & Marine
Insurance Company made a motion for o
new trial, which was taken under consid'
Grafton by Ills Honor.
The case in admiralty, L. NJ. Stone C.
the steamer ]. N. Mccullough, was called
ard the reading Of the testimony com
menCed.
The grand jury met Of 0 o'clock ycstcr'
day morning, but the witnesses from
Georgia not having yet arrived, they ad
journcd to meet at the same hour thlt
morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17

EAsTERTrDE-Ths Is Eastertide, q
Joyous season in the Christian world
when no longer sorrowiDg but rejoicing,
all kinds Of innocent amusements and teS'
tlvities arc not only allowable, but in a
measure promoted and encouraged. Sun
day next, the Octave and Easter, or Low
Sunday, as it is sometimes called, Is OBJ
served in all branches Of the Anglican
Roman and Oriental Church Catholic
with very much OF the same dignity as
Easter Day. The decorations Of Easter
remain as far as possible, and all tho sew
eral services thenceForth partakc largely
of the Resurrection Joy. EasterIide lasts
for forty days, or until Ascension Day
called Holy Thursday, when the next
great event in the Christian year comes
round to bring to mind these great and
important truths: The fact that Christ
alter his resurrection from the dead, did
remain on the earth for forty days as re-
lated in the LIST chapter Of the Acts OF the
Apostles, and in the very same glorlhed
human body lie assembled on the tortleth
day and "was received up into Heaven and
sat on the right hand of God" The ser
vices during EsstertidC have reference &c
the appearance Of Christ 10 His disciples
after his resurrection, and 10 His last in
structiOns to His disciples.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-17

REMOVABLE. steinmetz, paper box
manufacturer, whose place of business
was formerly in Beck's Block. Market
street, has removed to the old job room oil
the INTEL1IGENcER on Quincy street, and
is now prepared to Oil orders with dis
patch. He has recently introduced some
new machinery, and with his enlarged Ia
cilities can meet almost any demand Tor
his production. His prices are as low as
any box manufacturer, East or West. He
invites all who may want anything in bis
line to give him call in his new quarters.
Remember tho place, third story Of the
INrELLIGENCER bullding-entrance on
Quinc ystreet.