f|3IIE subscriber having mail* ariangemenu
JL with a Stationery Esi: b,.snment East fora
■ of Books. Stationery, Ac , would say to any
person wanting, that it would be «»H tn hand in a
uvemora mlu.n a* «noa a* posside, in Order to in
su.* th* articles warned.
The privilege of exchanging will be given to
thoae ordering an article th it does not suit.
ED BICKNELL.
Faros . A <g :st Ist, 184 S.
New School Books.
sale rt RirknHl’i in Pnioci, a very
rhnirr oelrrtinii nf school hnnks nf th* most
api>rrvfd kind« now in use • mr.n? which ere
Render’s lender N'» 1, No No 3. end No
1 matt admirable reading books: .y!«o Pniie’s
tchetnr’ral Reader, a standard work in the schcxrh
nf Boston:
Mnr«e’« Geography and Atlas;
Gondrir-h's Geography and Alla®, (ft very
popular work )
A-lam’s new Arithmetic;
Smith’s Arithmetic:
Root’s System of Penmanship, fenpv books
neatly ruled and prepared with eng'aved
copies.)
Also; slates; pencils; inkstands; quills; paper;
rulers, Arc.; and in short ev rv variety of the
newrtf Novels; Novelettes; 'fairs. &.r.,embrared
in the embraced in lhe wide range of Cheap Lit
erature.
ED. BICKNELL.
Dec 4, 1845. 39—ts.
Valuable Vand tor Sale.
HE subscribe being desirous of disposing of
his l ands in Wisconsin, offers for stile the
following valuable Lands in Grant county, viz;
!'V *nf see., J
E 1 and ' Section 9, town 3 range 4,
W j nf N E
‘ v' 23j ,own mnge 4.
