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New Fall Goodsl

BLACK FRENCH CAsHMEREs from the
cheapest to the finest grades in the gold med
al brand, which make is superior in finish
and shade.
Colored Cabhmeres, in beautiful new Fail
shades. si- siffE
Gros Graintani Cashmere finish Black Silks
from rs cents to $3.50 per yard. Also, large
assortment of solid colored and fancy Silks.
Trimming Silks, satins and Velvets.
All the new popular dress fabrics, ranging
from 25c. to $3.50 per yard. il,
Several great bargains in cheap dress goods,
at 10c., 124c., 15c., 16c. and 1876.
New dark prints, at &C., &c., &c. and &c.
Elegant new Creton chintzes, yard wide, at
1870.
The selection of plain Black and Deep
Mourning Dress Goods is very choice and de
sirable prices low.
A great variety of New shawls, in cheap
and fine goods.
NEW CLoAKINGs AND SACKINGs.-I am
having AN elegant stock of Cloaks imanufac-
tured, which will be opened soon iei a,.3na
Mer's aud Boys wear in Overcoatings, Suit
inps, &C., &C., from the lowest to the fine
grades.
NoTIoNs AND FANoY'GooDs.
MERINo UNDERWEAR. ---.-...-----.-,..-..
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
The largest Stock of Muslins, Sheetings,
Pillow Muslin, Shirtings, Flannels, and Do
nestle Dry Goods in this city. h as a.. E
All kinds of fine. aud elieap White Goods.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Druggets,
Crumb Cloths, Bazes, Window Shades and
Shade Hollands, &C., &c.
great variety of House Furnishing Dry
Goods
Blankets, Quilts, Counterpanes, Table Lin
ems, Ticsipgs, Feathers, Draperies, Furniture
Coverings, &C., &c.
| Goods at wholesale as well as retail. %
You will find this the largest and best as
sorted stock Of Dry Goods in the State of New
Jersey.
AT II. G. ScUpDER's, -
No. Is Greene Street,
Trenton, N. j. #
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The New York Herald says of the Tribune
expose: "Unless it can be proved that the
alleged cipher kilograms between and includ-
ing those dates are fictitious or have been in
correctly translated their publication must
ruin irretrievably every person who had any
hand in them" The inculpated parties must
speak out fully and frankly and offor an ex-
PLANTATION that is clear and satisfactory or
stand convicted of the crime AT present
they are all silent. Is it the silence of guilt,
or of preparation for crushing reply They
must speak quick or the case will be taken as
confessed against them.
ga stitch in time saves nine" A bottle of
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will often save large
doctor bills. Keep it handy for it only costs
% cents.
On Tuesday, Captain Eugene Shrope, of
Jersey City. went fishing with party of
friends ON Newark Bay. One of the party
had placed in the boat, previous to starting,
a loaded musket, which was accidentally dis
charged just before the boat left the shore
Mr.. Sropes left arm was in such position
that when the gun was discharged the tips of
all his fingers on that hand were shot off, and
the fieshy part OF the arm was badly torn up
to the elbow.
A CONSISTENT FIAT MONEY MAN.-Gener-
al Weaver is consistent fiat money man. He
would just as soon chew up milk ticket
when he is thirsty as drink quart of milk
So long as the ticket is good for the milk it
suits him just as well. When he wants to go
Chicago he buys ticket, sits downjn his Of
flee, and actually believes that he goes to Chi
cago without getting out Of his chair, because
his ticket says it is good for passage Bur-
lington Haaokege
The gang of tramps which has infested
Carrot Mountain, near Paterson, has been
broken up by the arrest of seven of the ruff
fans. Five of them were arrested in a barn,
Thursday. While they were being taken to
the county Jail the other members of the
band attempted to rescue them. After a Sc
we're struggle two more were arrested. Two
Of the tramps were roughly handled by the
farmers who made the arrests, before they
would surrender.
The tide was unusually low at Long BrancF
on Thursday, which enabled the small boy
and the small girl also, to go out almost ~
far as the last stake at the bathing grounds
and gather bountiful harvest Of sea CLAIMS
ranging in size from nickel to trade dol
lar.
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Insurance that does not insure. Every
careful man should examine for himself the
condition of the Company in which his prop
erty is insured. Remember these are trying
times for Fire Insurance Companies, and it is
worse than folly to pay for insurance that
does not insure. The Etna mentioned in an
other column is one of the oldest and strong
est companies in the United States. If.
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USE Dir. VAN DYKES SuLPHuR Soar -
Makes the skin beautifully white and healthy,
removes dandruif, chatting, prickly heat, sores
eruptions,I burning, singing and telling of
the skin and scalp. A sulphur bath with it
is highly recommended. Always ask for it by
its full name. July II.
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CENTRAL N. ]. BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
The largest gathering of religious character
which ever took place in Pennington, the Jul
bee Meeting of the Central N. ]. Baptist
Association brought together last week
During Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
the attendance of delegates and visitors could
hardly have been less than one thousand, more
than fourteen hundred meals being served at
the church alone, aud some four hundred
horses fed Every room in the Church was
filed from morning till night at every session,
from the first one till the last
The organization as constituted fifty years
ago, embraced seven churches with about sew
EN- hundred members. 1t reported this year
twenty-five churches with nearly four thous-
and members. In the meantime, also, an
other body has been formed from it which
now embraces some thirty churches with a
membership Of six thousand, OF q little more.
THE Addition to the churches composing the
Association for The past year had not been
footed up when the meeting closed, but aggre-
gated, we think, some three hundred or more.
The oldest and strongest churches in the body
are the First New Brunswick, which reported
twenty six additions for the year, and has
now 516 communicates and the Pennington,
which reported twenty seven additions for the
year, and present membership of SOP en-
roled.e Ia A
An able historical discourse was preached
by Dir. III. r. Smith, Of New Brunswick, and
other ser,nons,b Rev. IN. i. Waffle, Rev.
George. Young, Senior. Rev. B. F. Robb, of
Stockton, was Moderator; S. Van Wickle,
Treasurer and joint. Morgan, Clerk
The next meeting will be held at Somerville.
--HuBterCon Democrat.
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WATER.-owing to the long season Of dry
weather, the water in many of the cisterns in
New Hope and vicinity has become very muclil
exhausted. On Tuesday the Eagle steamer
made itself generally useful in supplying
number Of the empty cstems 60.
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=" 1t seems as if l should cough my
head Off is sometimes the impatient exca
nation of sufferer from severe cough.
Quell the paroxysms with Hides Honey Of
HoreAou1sd and Tar. The relief is immedi-
ate, and the ,eureeoertain. sold by all Drugr
gists. &ass8 r. ~
: Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one min
uta
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SERVICE OF SoNe.--On Sunday evening
last, a service Of songP' was held in the
New Hope NJ, E. Church, conducted by the
pastor of the church, Rev. Amos. johnson.
The service was of unusuH interest the
singing was rendered with good effect, and
good speeches were made by Rufus Naylor,
James Mullineaux, and the pastor. The turn
out was large.
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NOTTCEl

All persons indebted to us on our books,
are hereby notified to call and settle on or be-
fore Nov. LIST, as after that time our books
will be placed in other hands for collection.
L. TOBIAS 81 Co.
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FIRST DISTRICT ASS EMBLY.

The Republican voters of the First Dis
trict, composed Of the townships Of East Am
well, West Amwell, Delaware, Kingwood,
Lambertville, Raritan and Readington,, are
requested to meet on Saturday afternoon, Oct
10th, and elect delegates to a District Conven-
ton to be held at Pennington, on Tuesday,
Oct %, to nominated candidate for Assem-
bly,. CHAIRMAN OF LAST CONVENTION.
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CLARK PIERsoN. P. NJ.

The White Sewing Machine is the light
est running Shuttle Machine in the market
1t is the largest family machine. 1t is the
simplest and best constructed. 1t is one of
the fastest. Its working parts are case hard
ened, and so arranged that any wear cal be
taken up simply by the turn of a screw. The
shuttle is very easily threaded. 1t is elegant
y ornamented and finished and its cabinet
work is unsurpassed. This machine is for
sale by CHARLES ScHuLHAUs he also sells
the Singer Machine, Oil, Needles and all Sew
ing Findings. Machines are sold cheap 70
cash /; also on installments. Oct. 9-2t.
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The goods on Fingers Sc. counter
are changed every week oct.0,4t.

OFFICERS OF UNITY LoDeE. The follow
ing is a list of the, officers of Unity Lodge,
No. 800, |. Q. o. r., of New Hope. They
serve for the present term
N. G.-Thomas J. Battye.
V. G.--Charles l.. Logan.
Secretary-David Cunningham.
Asst. Sec'y--Chares Haigh.
Treasurer. p. Smith
r. s. to N. G.--Mark Il. Smith.
L. s. to n. G.-Michael Fisher.
O. G.--S. p Birch.
|. G.-N. J. Baylor.
Con. Sylvester II Mains.
r. S. to V. G.-William Sands.
L. S. to V. &C.. G. b. Johns.
Chaplain--Samuel Matthews.
Rep. to G. LII. p. Smith.
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CoURT PROCEEDINGS. AT the opening of
the special term of Court on Monday, the
Prosecutor moved the case of the State v.
Benjamin Peterson, indicted for the murder
of Peter Nixon. Prosecutor Rafferty, and
John N. Voorhees,, Esq, appeared in behalf
of the State, and r.. S. Kuhl, ESQ., and Viii
liam d. Allen, Esq, represented the defend
ant. The counsel for the defendant moved to
postpone the trial on account of the absence of
two material witnesses, by one Of whom they
expected to prove the criminal intercourse ex-
isting between Peter Nixon and the wife of
the defendant and also the handwriting of a
letter sent by Nixon to the defendant, and by
the other lay the foundation for the plea of
insanity. The Chief Justice stated that he
was very sorry that the defendants witnesses
were not in attendance and that it would be
very inconvenient to the Court, the counsel of
the State, and the witnesses in attendance, if
the trial was postponed but that the attain
ment Of Justice was paramount to every other
consideration, and 1t was the duty of the
Court to see that the defendant had fair
trial that IL might subsequently, appear that
the testimony of these witnesses would not
effect the case, but that the Court could not
PREJUDICE at this time, and that under the
circumstances the trial would be postponed
until the December term, when time would
be assigned for the trial.
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SEW norE AND nUcKs coUNrr, PA.

ANNUAL CONVENTION Annual Con-
vention of the Bucks County Sabbath School
Association was heldin Gainesville, on Tues
day and Wednesday of last week.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcALLED
FOR AT THE LAMBERTvILLE, IN. J.) Posi-
OFFICE, FOR 80 DAYS, Oct. ~, 1878:
job Smith
Samuel b. Martin
Miss Sallie Fisher.
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Tongues, fresh, sailed and smoked,1 1871 to Is
Mutton and Lamb intheif season, at equally
low prices. ggas<sassse
]. A. GRANT, BUTcHER, 4.
Sign Eureka Market No. 10 Church st.
July Sd, 1878
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New attractions every week at w.
F. Finger & Co. $. oct. ., At.
4tasf st4.ess-s is For THIS REcoRD.
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Fingers Grocery Store is the place for
bargains. 90.
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-Doughnuts at MARrINDELL's.

-DOuSnnuIS at =.
Rev. Mr.. Carroll preached In the NJ. E.
Church, of this city, on last Sunday evening.
THE annual Convention of the Huuterdon
County Sabbath School Association will be
held at Stanton, on the cath inst.
"A few days ago Mr. VIM. Conner, of
Lpcktown, had halter stolen from his wagon
while in this city.
New mackerel. 10. or package, at Fling
er's Grocery, cor Main and York SITS. 90.
"A few days ago, Elmer. son of Jacob
Helms, of this city. while climbing around in
his fathers barn, fell and broke his left arm
e-On Friday last, Pauline Kimmel, a small
daughter of Mrs. Frederick Kmmel, of this
city, fell ON the pavement on Delevan street,
and broke her arm.
delegates are to be appointed next Satur
day to attend the Republican County Conven-
ton, at Pennington, on Tuesday, the 22d
inst
Rev. II. G. Williams, of the NJ. E.
Church, of this city, commenced a series of
extra meetings in the Amwell M. L. Church,
on Sunday evening last.
IT T,;n,,,e, Eso of Reavil,e lost n
at.book containinu nearly ffty dollars in
aasl and so,na valuable n,,ners. while attend.
inc Tho seeent Fair at somerville.
Barber & Reynolds win sell Gents Un-
dsrwear, Shirts and Drawers at less than cost.
Cali and see'them. o1o
81 w. ara ;.f,rn,ed that Mr.. Andrew Hol.
connie. of Mount Airy. who has been serious
ly sicls during the past few days,is now in IA
mich improved condition. N
s. .,,,., ..,,t .,,.., shoe. at Iow P,ices. 90
49, tY....., !. pr,.,s A7-tf
lac.
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, I,nss = = p',da,,. S.,srr JaSn NJ HYDE !:
.ssaY5S,il i, 'n;st.;scc, i,has w Godown .
O., No.. J,,nas NJ Ran,sev sg
- - = ~ :.
--snst fece'yep' '''ss ~ = ,N''',s i'ne
o'o'n Top button o"oes a. WI e''0a nos,'
""u "s'' P'ar''' 80 -, In,,,.,,. po,,,, ~
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- Il III ~ Tfa WAWAaou
81 ~ - 3 49,,
ne ffuh'efdoi'- eo' 0'eo''0'oN oo"'o"'
ton was, held on iaesaay' a' 'Suakel'o"n,-
The f9''oM,ng nominations on. were n,aue ro'
Sheriit--Elisha ~. i'oicohoe' u "eS' A"'-
well for Clerk-John Z. coons' OF haf'.ah )
lor Assehoiy %. .'"''
ole's ~ss' a''s
ToNe'N '''o'
Ct pr''es s.la guy "'"' z s ", O 4.
Fingers oo' o''' . '''
"A monograph and Telephone concert
will be given at the ME-. onurch. IN TINS
city, tomorrow FRIDAY evening. Inc rhon-
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n Not q l'ANqls'0Ua FlsasH-Is5n Monday ev-
ening large fire was seen in Solebury. It
was at first rumored in New Hope that a
building Of some kind was being consumed,
However, the pacifying news came later that
it was e only q big brush heap burning.H >
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spEcrxL NOTICES.

"A big stock of Boots and Shoes at IouD-
EN- g. SMITn's.
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~ M business you engage in. S. to $50
Xxx a - III per day made by any worker Of eth
-E4RSiS Ger sex, right in their own localities.
Particulars and samples worth S. free.
Improve your spare time at this business Address
Stinson Co., Portland, Maine
Feb
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Now is the time to buy Singer Sowing
Machine. They are sold at $780, Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus'.
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Ladies cloalKs, Goats, and Dresses, Gu

If you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. Cooley
Every machine warranted; Dec. 10:
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Prices on all Boots, Shoes and Slippers
have been reduced at Van Horn & Bros If
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
9lao sisfiF.lualm ge9q4ss ~.

50 1t is the privilege of Executors
Guardians, &c, having charge Of the settlement q,
tates before the Surrogate have the legal notice va
iating thereto printed in THE RECORD Our friends ht
ing n any 81 se Abos pSsitsons Ezh6sld eear nj i
mind and request the Surrogate send the notices to
a5Tfpr'1IS11fTflo fla1IW T2nN. ar
Republican County Convention
The Republican voters of the County of
HqnteEd9Hfre requestedsto meet. in their sew
eral townships and boroughs. on Saturday,
October 10Th, at, 3, o'clock. Pm, and elect
delegatesto C0unty Convention to be held
at Pennington, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1875
at O'Clock, p m ,sforsshe purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for Sheriff. County Clerk
and three Coroners, to be supported at the
ensuing election also to appoint a County
Executive Committee for the ensuing year
Each township and borough will be entitled
to four delegates in the Convention.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
At 4
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We invite everybody to examine
o1l, stock before going away from home to
buy. w. f. FINGER u 90.
oct.9,4t
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isE ANY OF TIE FOLLOWING NAMED ARTICLES.
ladies' corset gents all linen handkerchiefs gents
all linen collars any style silk tie or new style bow
doz nice pearl buttons; a velvet chataaine two
handsome lace collar for children cashmere boquet
toilet soap; cakes of toilet soap all colors in zephyr
clouds Ladies' and gents regular made English hose;
pr. button Lisle gloves pr. Of linen cuffs hand
scarf pin; gents Or chdrens underwear; ozs.
Bergmanns black and white zephyrj chenille fringe;
elegant shades in dress goods,
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ter. oce.''4t.
During the past few days some of the
young men of this city have been testing
their walking and running ability on the track
on theJgrounds OF the Del. Val Farmers and
Mechanics Agricultural Society. We are in
formed that one Of the pedestrians walked
mile in ten minutes and three seconds. Half
mile--ran in three minutes and fifteen seconds.
wanted, an old fashioned case Of drawers
or bureau, with g elaw-and-ball" feet Any
person having one of these in good condition
will be paid fair price for it. Apply at The
RECORD office. Oct lo.-tf.
,--Crullers at MARTrNDELL's.
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NEw YoRK CHEAr BouT Akp SHoE Sir
40 z ~ l''s. 3 s 49, o.

ton wal, held on Tuesday, at Quakertown.-
The follpmihg ilominations were made, For
Sheriff Elisha 3. Holcombe, of West Am
well Cor CIerk-John G. Coons, of Raritan ;
for Assembly--Jos. Haines, Delaware Cor
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10 CTS PURCHASE OF THE FOLLOWING
Fl doz. bomazne buttons doz. blk silk buttons;
10 fENs vegetable ivory butons do real pearl and pene
~ buons;1 doz rubber buttons; doz. French horn
AsE buttons ladies' back comb heavy Goodyear dressing
~ ~ comb; yd. ruchng; thousand other articles
mentioned here. aA aaas8a247
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oers y0awish Y purchase.
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80
lft e 1913
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-17
-----.~Centaur
 L[uIMEu7S.
They relieve pain. They sulbdIA~ ,zs ssiiNgs. They cure bur- <. sgi hOulf fa scar.

The White Centaur Lini1nenf is now the standard remedy for Rheumatism Nearai ia, Sciati a, Lumba- go Frost Bits. akei casts, Itch, CutAneous Erup tions, etc These Lini eHs have stood the test of time. They have performed more wonderful cures of obstinate bedr,dden crppies, and have allcviated pains in shorter space of time, than have all other Llnimt mts, Emrocaions Extrats, 0intments and Saves in existrnes Their le is increasing reg
 uIarly and rapidly. Their best endorsers are physi
 cians surgeons ami yeerinarrs. There is literally no fesn, brIe or muscle ailment upon either man or which the Cetur Liniments will all-. jate and generally cure. But must be under stood tta. there are two kinds of Liuimcnt; tine White is for family and the Yellow for horses and animals. For horses mules iabfeto Spavin, Rngbone Swee- ney, Calls, Strains, Strng-hat, Pol-evil, etc the Yellow CeMtaur I.inimemt is worth it's weight ill gold. We have thousands of certificates relating how valuable horses have been speedily restored by dol lar bottle of this wonderful al-healing remedy. The is constantly told the effects upon the human frame. Persons hebbiing upon crutches fer years from Stuff Joints, Tumors and od Sores, have. by the use of few bottles of the White Cemtaar Lini- menf, be restored to the of all their limbs. The effects Iext to marvels. We will give the Linl- nent to any persOA who ever heard of fai u-. Such has never been reported to These Iini-
 J. B. ROSE x O.. 4G DEY ST. NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-17
Honey.

To the taste but de4tI u G ipes and Sto na,' com plaints Pitchers CasiOria complete sub titate fer Caslor Oil, 4hd is asant take Honey. It is particularly adapted reething and irritable ch dreu. IL destroys wornls, assInilaes the food reg uates the Stomach. and cures Wind Cclic. No edy is as eficacious fo1 Fererishness Group, Worms and whooplng Cough. CastOria is purely vtgeta- ble preparation effective than Crstor Oil. and neither gags sripes.
 COLUMBIA, Conn.,, May 3d. 1876. Messrs J. B. ROSE X Go N Y
 l have family of eight children, and have nsod your CAsToRIA. hav- never ,und any thing equal it. My children have been saved from sickress by the the of CAsToRIA. I recommend it ill preference to any medicine know. I reel it pleasure to give this certificate account o the ben etts have derived by th" of your admirable preparatlon
 Very truly yours,
 NORMAN P, LITTLE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-01-17
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 tiTcaFlELD, CONN.
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 Yearly or half yearly advertisements are pay sDie quarte Iy; all other advertisements in ad- ysuce.
 imple notices of Birth Death or Marriage are inserted free of charge; obituary notices, 5 cents line.
 Job Printing.
 All kinds of book and Job Printing neatly and rOmptly done.
 Busineas Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, &c.,, Se., done in the best style, and as cheap as at suy office in the State.
 Orders can be sent in by mail and the jobs sent gut by mail Gf small), by stage or express, to most parts of the county, without serious risk or 6elay.