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eaMii0 fails Cint es. We have received the hrst number of the State Journal, a large double sheet weekly newspaper, published in rhiladel phia by the State Journal Company." The stock of the Association comprises 1000 shares, which are valued at '20 each, thus giving a capital of $20,000, with which to conduct the sheet. It will advocate the causa of the Republican party, but its different departments will be adapted, as nearly as can be, to the different wants of the family circle, that and young, son and daughter, may each find in its ample columns something to interest and, possibly, to instruct them," The price of the Journal is 2 a year. Advertising Sheriff's Sales. A recent sale by the Sheriff under a writ of Levari Facias of some 800 acres of land in Steuben township, was set aside by the Court as illegal and invalid, because said sale had not been advertised in hundbill form.

The custom in this county has been of posting slips printed in common newspaper type, all the sales being advertised upon The same bill. The Court decides that this way of doing business does great injustice to the person whose lands are about to be sold, and that each sale must be printed separately, in ban bill type, and of "readable size. Mead ville Paper. For many it has been customary to advertise Sheriff's sales in one or more newspapers of the county in which the property to be sold is located, but if the above decision is correct, all of the sales were illegal, and if it is sustained by the entire Judiciary of the State, a large number of our property holders will find themselves in a perplexing position. Their purchase under Sheriff's writ will be declared void, and indeed all the actions of that functionary have been necessarily illeg.il.

The lawyers must reap ci golden harvest in the future, if the decision 6f the learned Judge is sound. On Wednesday morning, a brutal murder was committed in Chester county, near the White Horse Hotel, the victim of which was a Mr. Reed, a well known and respected citizen, who had made his home at the White Horse for many years. An Irishman, having, as is supposed, been drinking, commenced abusing Mr. Reed, who paid no attention to him, until the Irishman attempted to inflict blows along with his abuse.

Mr. Reed, being a strong man, then caught the Irishman, threw him down and held him there until he promised to behave himself. Subsequently, however, the Irishman followed Mr. Reed up the road some distance, threw a stone which struck his victim on the head, knocking him down senseless, and, it is supposed, killed him on the spot. Not content with this, however, the infuriated demon stabbed him in several places and then jumped upon the body, disfiguring the face in a shocking manner.

The most singular feature of this affair is that the transaction was witnessed by several workmen in an adjoining field, and a negro who was close by, Lut they were afraid to interfere lest the Irishman should turn upon them He ran away some distance, when courage was finallv mustered to overtake and arrest him, when he was lodged in prison. A steamer called the Windsor Castle, 190 feet long, 20 feet broad, and 7 feet depth of hold, has been built at Green ock, bcotland, ana it is so ugnt tnat I Onlv draWS three feet of Water. The hull, boiler, paddle wheels, and consider 7 1 I able portions Of the engines, are all made i i Of Steel. She llOS run at the rate Of 20 I statute miles per hour. Her two engines have cylinders of 40 inches in diameter, stroke GO inches, and the steam is cut off at 12 inches.

The wheels have feather IDS Daddies the boiler is a tubular UD iufe tut uoner ih iuuuwi up i right, and the steam used is superheated, It is estimated tbat worth I i 1 1 i'i vumuvvu nan II llitlitiC UUl" ing the oar 185 1 i At the present time, Adams' Express employs 2782 men has 972 agencies, asd its messengers travel daily 40,152 miles on railroads and in steamers a dis tQ on(je r(mnd the globe and rmnAt a second time. It is said that a composition of cam phene and turpentine is the best mixture to use for drilling boles into glass with a file drill. The drill is kept constantly wet with the solution, which appears to give it more "bite" than turpentine alone. A well known citizen of Cincinnati went home in a state of intoxication on Tuesday last, and was so abusive to his family that bis daughter seized a knife and stabbed him in a dangerous manner. On Monday last, an employee of the Lykens Valley Railroad Company, named Peter Minnich, met with a serious accident a few miles east of Millersburg.

A locomotive was approaching the place where he was working, and in attempting to leave the track, he was struck by the cow catcher, and bad his left foot and ankle so horribly crushed that it was found necessary to amputate the leg just below the knee. The Agricultural Societies of Montgo mery, Chester, Bucks and Philadelphia bounties, have it in contemplation to es tablish a model farm in one of the four named counties, convenient to the city, with botanic gardens attached. A convention of delegates from these counties is to assemble to consider the matter, and the Montgomery society has already chosen her representatives. The American Farmer's JIayazine, an agricultural periodical, published in New York by J. H.

Nash, has been discontinued for want of means to sustain it. The proprietor has been in business a year and a half, and closes his editorial career with unpaid subscriptions amounting to five thousand dollars honestly due him. The report that has been going the rounds of the newspnpers that Mr. Rigby, an engineer from Georgia, in the employ of the Havana Railway Company, had been having caused, through carelessness or negligence, a train under his charge to run off the railway, whereby the lives of several persons were sacrificed, is incorrect. It appears that some three or four months ago, from the bad state of repair in which a portion of the railway then was, the hinder cars of a train under Mr.

Rigby's charge got off the track, whereby a brakeman's thigh was smashed. Two or three weeks after this, Mr. Rigby was placed in prison and kept there twenty four days. He was also fined 100 and these circumstances were exaggerated into the story that the engineer had been garroted. Public Sale.

Shares of Hast Pennsylvania Railroad fJJ Stock will be sold at the Mansion House on Saturday evening next at 7 o'clock, Conditions made known nt liuiH and place by WJ1, Y. LYON, Sale positive. Auctioneer. July 2, St Leesport Saw Mill. THE undersigned having purchased the Grist and Saw Mill at Leesport known as Major's Mill, ho would inform the public that lie is now prepared to execute all orders iu lib Hue withproinptncss and despatch.

f'YHUS J. IIUXTKR. N. Mroofj nnd Woodland Wanted. jan2G Cm.

ICE CREAM. 1V1E subscriber would inform Hie public that his heautifu I Garden will be open everv Sundavdii sa'ej 'jmleiiYI are Cor Chestnut and Third sts. JAJLj 2.LU TV? ILL be paid for the detection and conviction of the person who entered the Catholic Cemetery, on Nevereink Mill, some time dit wek several mean uu by breaking nnd niutilutni uiniitt'nenis. A further reward of will alno be paid for the detco.inn and conviction nf any person trespassing on the said preiu Injuring monuments, shrubbery or fences erected thereon. A.

I'lJWhLLE, Treasurer IHE FIRST TERM of the Academic vcar of this Institution will commence on the iiiiil of Attii! t. Those seeking a school either for litem selves or those wishina titcir children to enj.iv the 'lntaire of a good school, may do well by consult ,,,1, lnetituiion. Charge per Quarter (11 weeks) ure 5,2 ()fl Tuition English Branches, $5 to $(i 25. 7 'c'r Lalalogiics, or any nilirr information, Addrvt 1. W.

HANK til, A. 51, juu au tf I PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Philadelphia, July 22. Wheat JJlour, ex. tamily) Do.

(fresh ground sup.) Rye Flour, Corn Meal, Wheat, (white,) per 6,25 4,25 3,75 1,45 85 85 35to39 2,50 25to2S Do. (red.) Corn, .1 Oats, Clover Seed, Timothy Seed. Whiskey, per gallon, FLOUIt COAL. FRILLS BRUBAKER, Will ae.ll at the following reduced prices for Cash. PLOUK, Extra Family Ky.

White Wheat, $4,00 per 100 lbs. $8,00 bbl. Extra Red Wheat 3,75 7,50 Super. 3,50 7,00 J. Xj Egg, 3,25 per 2,000 lbs.

Stove, 3,25 Nut, 2,50 PACKERACK STEAM MILL. WJ ASTER, RRIDGE. SAVING FUND UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia. Large and small sums received and paid buck on demand, without notice, with (I YE PER CliNT INTEREST from the day of deposit to tl.e dav of withdrawal. OFFICE IIOUUS From 9 until' 5 o'clock everyday, and on MONDAY EVENING from 7 nntil 9 o'clock.

I'resideBt PTEIMlEN R. CRAWFORD. Treasurer l'Ll NY FIRK. Teller JaMKS R. HUNTER.

Oct 12 ly. Music Music! THE LARGEST and most complete assortment of MUSIC in the city, of tho best foreign and American t'Oiiipoxers. at HERMAN'S North Fifth street, 2 doors abovii the Post Office, July PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. THE SUBSCRIBERS will sell at Public Sale, on Saturday afternoon, August 18th at 'J o'clock, at the public hotipe of Charles J. Faber, es quire, in the City of Rending.

All thatrertiiin FRAME DWELLING sit Tinted on the east side of Third street, tie low hounded on Ihe north by property of I he bite Jacob WHllaile, on the east by an open nil and on the West by Third street, north and sooth twenly oiip fept nnd a half, and in depth, one hundred and fifteen f. et AI. o.Tvvo valiihble BUILMVG LOTS, marked in L. Dunn's plan Nns. 42 find 43.

filimte on the went side of sixth street below liinpn man. containing twenty ieet front each and one hundred and tilteeu feet in depth. The condition fsxle ninde known nt the time and plarebv WILLIAM M. A LUKE, JKREMIAM SALLADE, Keren tors of Jacob Fallticlc, defeased. Head Quarters Restaurant.

AJOll JOIIxN EBNER. Uiers served np in every style nri nf nil hours. Frozen Oysters. FaK. Oysters, Lobsters and Soft Crabs always on hand.

Families supplied at an hour's notice with any quantity. All the best Liijuors and Wines constantly supplied at my Bar. Notwithstanding the humming and Mow inc. if von want anything ripht.polo HEAD QUAKTERS. julyiyif 1WAJ JOHN EBNER.

ALL PAPERS: WALL PAPERS The subscriber bavin" purchased from Mr Win (I. Spangler. iiftent. bin ''iitirc sinek of WALL PAPERS, And is daily addiii; new styles, which he wilt sell AT VEKr LOW KATES. Constant I on hand a complete assortment of STATIONERY.

Willi a motto of "QuM Mrs and Small he solicits a hare of public pH'Tonac. 1IE11VY HERMAN, North Fifth Street, 2d door above tm; Post Office, july 'Mi Fire Screens, "TTTINDOW SHADES, BORDERS, DECO RATIONS. constantly on hand, Wholesale rind ictail.at HKiaiAN'S North Fifth street, 2 doors above the Post Office. July A) ff GALLONS Best quality Coach, J) 0lb' Plowing, Paper and Cabinet A' arnish. for sale cheap, either by the barrel or single gallon, nt the Cabinet Warehouse of It, BERTOLETTE.

North 5th street, above Penn, Hast side, Reading. Pa. tf Lumber! Lumber, SOLD TO CONSUMERS AT WHOLESALE PRICES. fTMIE undersisr.ed wnnM respectfully inform Car X. peuiers, Ktiilders, and the Public Generally that he is receiving on Commission, direct from the niauu f.icturen and is now prepared to sell aljtbe Whaiveg on the Schuylkill Canal, above the Lancaster Bridge, or nt the Lumber Yard of Martin Deysher, in llinga man street, near Ihq said liridge, Reading, every description of LUM15E Which will be sold to Consumers, FOR CASH, at the lowest 1 1 II Oh ESA RA TES, Being fully Twenty per tEsr.

below the usual retail prices, lie will sell Lumber exclusively foh cash delivered a' the wharves above named, at tho following rates until further notice Best While Hemlock Joists, do do do cut to order up to it ft. 12 00 do do do cut lo order from 24 to 611 ft. 14 110 White Pine Joists and Srautling, cut to order. IS (10 Wli ite Pine Hoards nnd Plank, $12 00 to Ul) White Pino Flooring Boards, from 18 00 to 22 00 White PmeCeaiing Lath, wurrantod, 100 In a bundle. 2(10 Hemlock Shingle Lath, 4 00 Four feet Pickets, 00 Four and a half feet Pickets 10 00 And all the various kinds of Luinusr, too numerous to mention, in proportion.

His arrangements are surh that he can supply orders to any extent, at the shortest notice l.n'ge orders, as well as small, are respectfully solicited. No pains will ha spared to give satisfsrion. July 21 tf JACOB II. PEYSHER AWIIITH WOMAN to cook, trash it ml iron. The liiglicft jiven.

Apply on i mirth street, Second dujr bclon Pmiu, Wisi Mdc. July JI5W. YORK AD VERTISEJilENTS irffrW'r NOS. 3, 5, 7 COllTLANDT STREET; NEAR BTOAMVAV, This house has been entirely renovated, and its situation being in the business portion of the city, and close to Broadway, render it desirable to those visiting the citv, either for business or pleaxure. The House being sili ated but a few blocks from the foot ol Cortlandt street, the depot of the main Railways of the West, the uudersienid would be happy to see his former friends and customers, and the travrlinj public in general may assured that no pains shall be spared on tho pnrt nf myself or assistants, to render all thoue who nmy favor ni with their patronage, iilonsnrit Iihiiih hile in ti ritv.

IH spertfi.fly. gt XVJMSTt. MAJOR E. 81 KTKEL, JKSSK, H. tVKRB.

KKANK R. WEBB. Aasixtanu. J. B.

DAVIS Commission Pert jjants, And Pealers in Fish, Provisions, NO. 22S FULTON STREET, (Below Greenwich street.) OOrilY I'ROIlirt: SOLD on commiskio.v mav21 tt WAR IN EUROPE. The only authentic Pictures and sketches will appear from week to week in the ran Arriving weekly by each Canard steamer from Knglacd. nUE services of the most eminent Artistsand l'boto JLcradiers haveb' en engaged by the Publishers: and, assisted by all the resources of this renlly wonderful Kewspaper. the Proprietors intend that Tlie ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS shall form the most complete and unrivalled Pictorial Record of the xvites and incidents the present exciting CRISIS IN EUROPE, in proof of which they confidently point to their world renowned series of Illustrations which appeared during 18C4 of the War in th Crimea and in 1837 8 of the Great Kcvolt in Iudia.

pronounced to be the most wonderful elfoits ev er accomplished in tie Newspaper world. Tho Illustrated London News for 1S69 will even surpass all previous years in the accuracy and fidelity of tbo sketches and Photographs, as well as in the general ex cution of the Engravings. Subscriptions received for six months or one year and single copies lor sale by A. OALLAHEH, 19 Nssnau street New York STATIONERS WAREHOUSE I Xo. 75 John Street, New York, W.

C. II, HERRICK, Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Stationery. are now prepared to offer to the trade from all parts of the country, a full and complete assortment of all goods in our line; coin, prii ing the newest and most desirable i tock of Stationary in the country. We respectfully request of buyers an inspection of our stoi.k. 'mr new Illustrated Catalogue will be sent free by mail on application.

June it J. U. 1'IKKSOS PIERSON WILKINSON, For the sa'e of Grain, Flouv, Reef, Pork, Putter, Cheese.Lant, Eggs, High Wines, Cklcr, Vinegar, Hops, Reans, Peas, Potatoes, Apples, dried Ashes, Clover and Grass seeds, Feathers, kc. No. 313 Washington three doors above Duune st, NEW YORK AYe respectfully solicit consignments of all kinds of produce from the shippers of Berks and adjacent roun tics, which will meet with immediate attention, will obtain the highest market prices and niaxe prompt returns.

We alvo give our strict personal attention to the purchasing of all kinds of merchandise in th market. References by permisison to the following well known (jen'lemen EilwnrdM. Clviaer, Prcst. J'ast Pennsylvania Railroad. Jh nil's Moore, Ksq Siipt.

do do do V. Stout. Truxt. Shoo Leather Bnuk. New York.

Messrs. fiusliiuore. Cone 14 York Siuith Gmham, 182 Fu)ton traei, une Guild, Sti Murray street, Corning Albany, Hon. KH Perrr. Mayor Albany.

K. K. K. ndriek, Oashier, Hunk of Albany, Messrs. WitsiiuoD, Allmuy.

Hitter, Hhelpn L'l Tarrea itreetj New York. G. Wnerbury, 112 Water tireel, do May 6 tinin LAKH GUILD, Importers and Jobbers of DRY GOODS, Carriage Trimmings, AND CLOTHS, CASSIMEKHS AND TESTINGS. NO. 38 MURRAY.

(3rd door west of Cliiirch n.ay2i 3m TJ3aXVTT ODFtUZ. TWO BOOKSTORES ti ONE. HAYING purchased the entire Stock of School Books, Blank Books, Stationery and fancy Articles of Win. H. Agent, and having moved them to my own store, 1 nm now pre.

pared lo offer still greater inducements to purchasers than forniTlv. I have now on hand, about GOOO Quires lilank Hooks of all sizes. 4000 Keams of all sizes and Qualities of Writing' papers. School Hooks in almost endles variety. Fancy Stationery, the largest assortment ever offer ed outside of Philadelphia.

Julvl3tf II. A.LANTZ. GAS LIGHT FOR TI1E CITY Oil COUNTRY. THIS Yfllunble Patent Portable Gas Light is otTered to the public in full confidence over every other Cas Light in existence for Simplicity, Economy and Brilliancy of Light in any lemnerature it is devoid of any smell or simike. giving a steady, and brilliant Gas Light, and it requires no This light is mirier complete control being regulated by the srrpw so as lobe re duccd from a full blaze lo a small one, such as is suitable for a' night lamp, and is quirkW restored to its full capacity.

It is admirably adapted lor Churrhes, stores, Holds. IHrelliucs Lecture Rooms. Ilalis, Vac. tories, it3. and Railroad or wherever a pood lieht is desired.

I'arties desirous of securinj? the riL'bt of Territory for this valuable invention, that will commend itself, ca i do so by calling at Ubms's Iron Huilriiiiir, Penn street between Fourth and where Ihev will be on rxbibition nnd for siile fur few dsysO'iiy cousiiiting of OiaiuUHers, llra' Harp and Stiiiid La, mis. vndi onu hviiie a pert'ecKIiis works iu miniaitiie. Hive us i Open during ih'j day nnd i veiiieii. July 10 tf WITTl RS 4c tO. 4 Safe and Reliable Medicines for Family Use.

DR. SWAYNE'S lilFSISOTIffllliy. It is nnquestiaoubly the greatest Couth and Consump. live dy in the World Physicians Ihe and Recommsnd It. Pr.

.1 II FLL1SOV. Nnklin Kv writes: I have been engaged iu an active practice of twelve years and recommend Dr 3trnyni tyrnp Wild in pn teifi re lo nl rtht lu the much dnad'd lnenirnia. vr O.M.ise ol ue Lungs and ibe fMtnin which it appears In Kentucky. I rejtaru jt as an invnlnal.te dry For the support of oul d.e'ii.ing hcaliL and restless nights, and in connection with SvraTno's Sarsararilla and Tar Pills The I.iver, ttrwR Ftonit. h.

in flinrt th whole Ali ivi.i nrnH'U HUH lllc lIIH(l purilH'CI. itre tij Asthma, uy r.rptrtvrahop, jt. (IncjiT Cr.y I nd ti.ke pVtKiire.but dii iii jf a duty 1 owe to MiGVrins Lumsnilr. to stnta whil 'Di we.jije's Compound of Wild Cherry" has donr for me I jih a violent coufcli. bloody expetteratk n.

Kt dXicuily of breathiUK, that I hd t.i fjrtout of my srd sit up nil night. I procured the above valuable inedaine of liarman Titus. Bensalpm, who can also ktity (bat it hf. made a per lcct cure. AV l'AGK.

TfiirVe 1h. Mvrt FOR CHOLERA MORLlS, CIIOLICDIA KKllffiA, or LOOS ESS. SWAYKL3 ItUWEL is the cr'nin At this tea sou uo laiaily should it, it cures all pain. INVALUABLE TO VOTKKfiS. P.w.tii Soollring Syrup, fur Children teething.

Prepared only by fr Sweyua I'lnladeli hia. Orpat. Purifvpr nf th a RlnnrT Swcyr.c's Compound Ext. of Sanaparilla. Greatreiiiedy Hcrofula.Old Vlcers.evi! cflrcts of Mercury, ail Sfciu Lloixl I'urifiing c.

Dyspepsia or Indigestion. "Pr SWATvn'sEHrerC'itholienn." A very vslustdn Hitters cures indipestiou iu all its forms. Ouly 50 ctnis a ton! fcOLD UY IIt.M i.R Co, No 7 West MarW 03 street, It Blht Laos, and Cuaklds Kti bt fiit, liuV.iIina; Isaac fti Wome'soorf, (nd l.r all the principal storpkeepers thro'ju'uout the county and State juue Lnmberand Shingles. 150.000 White Pine shingles at 512 per M. 50,000 at $10 ti.im 5.5 tu 1C0.0C0 White Pine boards at $12.

terms Lain. At DKYSIIEK'S jun22tf Lumber Yurd, Lancaster Readitijr. Wines. "VTEWLY Imported WINES of tbo finest (jiiality, of French and German Vintage of li7, just received and for aple by g. SfarshlO tf Penn above Cth.

Heading ir. kxojt, m. i. Graduate nf Col lego of Physicians (1.5: and furgeons of Yrk. having permanently locnti in ort' rs his professional serviens to its inhabit aits and xiiiai'v.

UUice. Pe.im stri'et, second door below Tmrd. jnly 13 2in I YOU WISH TO SAVE 75 CENTS by buv iuc a liat, call on D. K. SHL'LTZ, No.

'0 Venn street, between 4th and nth Kenriinir. vou will find that he wi'i sei! v.u the best Mole or Silk $3 U'J Hat for $4,25 SVsu Hiit for $3 75 4.tK) liat fir 3.50 Hat for IS iio: S.OO JUt for $1.50. The best Drub Can stmer Hat tor H4.25 2J best Drab Catsinieer $1,75 Hat for All others iu proportion. June Pin. Nev Goods, AT DilVIO KTX3 SaP'S.

1 Case oris'iial Hoyle Prints, 1 Neat Merrimac 1 Fancy Pnuts, A full line nf Brown and bleached muslin, 1 Case of Llama Cloth, 2:140 yds. American and English Clialli lie Lain at reduced pric Also, just opened a new stylo of Lutr. SILK DUSTEKS AND MANTILLAS, closing at r.uluced prices. N. li.

Just opened nil attractive nssortinctit of DRY GOODS. Pleace Eive ih a call exmniite bnfnic yon buy elsewhere, no troiihle to show poons. Reading Jnl 8. 15. WHOLESALE Grocery, Provision and Fish Store.

AT NO. 74 EAST PENN STREET, NEAR THE HAILKOAD. JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK, a large stock of Sugars, Syrups, Cofi'ec, Teas. Spices, Starch, Raisins. Currants.

Fiis. Salmon. Mackerel, had. White Fish. Herring, Salt.

Soap. Hams, Shoulders. Dried Beef, Country and Lei.f Lard liutter, Cheese. Crackers Drooms, Wooden Ware, AI1 kinds of Country Produce boitelit.or taken in exchange forgoods. J.

HEARING CO. PL FOR NEW YORK. Good hi Produce received and forwarded to and from N('w York via Last Pennsylvania Uailrond Freight coih cted and delivered when desired. Or tiers promptly attended lo by June SB HEARING CO. Douglas House.

f1UE tiiibfcriber liavinj: taken charge of tlita new and X. convenient Public House, on Penn street. below ixth. is prepared to supply customers with choice li'iuorx end all the eatables in aeeson junef tf DAMKL M. EAND.

WEVSPAPERS. SOLE AGENCY for ALL the Philadelphia Daily Papers. Agency 'fur all the Kew York Daily papers. Aireney for all the lieston, New York and Philadelphia Weekly paper Apncy lor all the Monthly and Quarterly Magazine. Particular atleiiJioii paid tO.rnntit delivery to subscribers Xa chiseling gouging done at ibis estab lishnient.

Xo. 23 Eubt Market Sipiare. July Kltf II. A. LANTZ.

Bird Cages. 4 LARGE, AND VARIED ASSORTMENT ii. OF 4 331 RID CAGES, LARGE AND S1AI.L, OV ALL SHAI ES TRICESI, Have been reeeitrd and will fold st rates will suit all who are in need el such articles. FRANK COOLEY, Implement and Seed Store, may 2S tf Fifth street, above Court. CHARLES BRiNEISER, WliOLKS.VtK liKALKB AXD JOBBFE1X TOBACCO, SfMIFF AND eEGARS, VT Til il'l ll E.T CORNER OF PENN nml Railroad (7ih) treet, li' is prepared to sell all articles heloiifiiuu to the Tobat co Tiade, at tbe lowest ti kt prices I'arTirular eiteiilion given to tba ciiitinjtof SMoKINt! TOItACCO, and lo supply LEAK TOl! roio th Hiide Liibel, ribbons, pper cdgr, Ac, for boxiup segnrs, for tale by hw quautivy I i Im.