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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-12
STEAMBOATS,.
ST LOUIS AND NASHVILLE WEEKLYPACKET
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE

FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE,
rTNHE magnificent new steamer, SAN. II I@'-' "a
| CLOON SAM CLooN, JR., Muster This sf5zsvs3n5J3
splendid steamboat now her way here 1879
from Cincinnati; will in the above trade us season
leaving Nashville every alternate Saturday al cl"ca,
and eayng Cincinnati every alternate Saturday at II
ococl, p ~ The sam Gloon" is unsurpassed m her ac
conmodations by any steamer aoat and solicit lor her
So ~ ,alIicc r,,tTonnage A. HAMILTON,
',,Te Agent.
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TTNIIE undersigned, thankful for the very liberal fe4r
4 patronage bestowed this House since he Eiissg
opened to the public in March last, and most itA
spectfuly sOics continuance Of public favor. To the
boarding and travelling community he would say that he
is prepared to give them accommodations equal any
hotel the city, having procured the services Of polite aud
attentive clerks experienced waters and first rate cooks
The large and pleasantly situated commanding
beautiful view Of the and business operations Of the
city Persons wishing to travel by the river this house al
fords superior advantages, being located
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Splendid Schemes for March. rszs

The Certificate Prices of packages Of quarter tickets
only, are given below.
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NTOOL HATS.-Wool Hats Just received and for
w sale by jan2l W. MEREDITH.
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INNEISA Nice Stock of Pink, Blue and White
II IIt;t;n Flannels Wech Gauze, and other cheap
er flahheiS ""' STEVENSON & WHITE.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

Il 4,
TIME above HOTEL is open for the reception OF ~
/ PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT B0ARDERS. Ily..4--
This long established and wel-nown House has under
gone a thorough alteration throughout and furnished win
new and fashionable FURNITURE.
The TABLE will always be supplied with the BEST the
market affords; and the Proprietor trusts by systematic
course both with and the regulations of the house
generally he will be enabled TO give entire satisfaction TO
those that may favor him with their patronage
ian2a-ly tIw W JNO. w. SPEAR.
nISSOLUTION.-Th partnership heretofore exist
ing between rs was, by mutual consent, dissolved on
the 9TH inst Persons indebted us by either note or &C
count will please call and settle Immediately. Our creditors
will present their claims for payment Settlement made
with either ofus will be satisfactory.
ALEX. WILLIAMS.
feb22 JAMES GLOVER
NTOTICE.-In retiring from the firm of Williams q
Glover most cordially recommend their successors,
Glover Boyd the confidence of the community and
solicit for them continuance of the patronage so literally
extended 10 the old firm eb22l ALIEN. WILLIAMS.
,,,,Ys CT OVER W. L. BOYD,
GENERAL AGENCY AND INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
40. so, Cherry Street, doors from Deaderiek
~ NASHVILLE Tenn
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NO.272.
CURREY & MARTIN.


I y Gross Rowncy's English Oil ColOrs, for
L. Artists, in metallic tabeS. These Colors pre-
pared by Rowney Co, London
COCO Lbs. Pure White Leal-Raw and burnt
umber, Uramarine Blue Lnseed Oil Spirits Of Turpen
tine, &c., &c
1 Gross DIR. 8. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine
BtterS-a pleasant Tonic recommended in many of the
diseases caused By derng Of the organs of Digestion
1-2 Gross BOgies, Hyperion Fluid, and B,RRY's
TRCoPHEROUs INDICATED CONPoUND both unrvaled for
their efficacy in restoring preserving and adornng the
Hair.
q Gross Preston 81 Merrill's FlavOring Extract
of Vanilla Orange, Lemon, Almond and Rose-warranted
pure aud fresh.
l-2 Gross Preston & Merrill's Yeast Powders
-Unsupassed for their convenience for culinary purposes
Bale New HOps-Growth of 1882
Also ne0 and handsome assortment of FANCY AR
DRUGS,
MEDICINES
CHEMICALS
GARDEN AND
FLOWER SEEDS,
PAINTS OILS,
GLASSWARE &c,
Render stock in trade complete For sale low for
cash, liberal terms TO punctua dealers
jan p CURRY & MARTIN.
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few thousand bushels Pea Nuts for
fble BEN. NJ. NOEL & BRO.
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DIR. BLEDsOEs ALTERATIvE CoMPowED


The ReHaeiyoss all Remedies for tie DISEASES Of tie Lrer
DysDe0sid, Enlargement and Hf1z7ttion of the Spleen
HeartjaFRS, C0L FyatdLsHce, pies, patton, all
diseases o tie BOacel, and such Diseases arise from
disord.rd S,Ite Of AS Stomach, Liger B0,oe(s,
ScrOfulG and Sores Of any kind For General Debility,
from arhjch Ladies' frequently suffer, Nere is not ns
egua} in the tnloLe -Haterta leiica.
NHE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely prOstraed from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Liverth he frequently for weeks at time unable
raise hmseffrom his bed He sought aid from physicians
home and in Europe but in vain; his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and it by accident that he
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been paccng med
cne his in such cases has been unrivaled He
has been of the ncreduty of the public and
quenty said nothing through the press of his case
until the character of the medicine fully established
by its success shown by the certificates which have
advertised.
subion the certificate of Prof NJ. GABBERT of Meuphs
Tenn, with whom often advised during the time OF my
suffering.
MEMPHIS Tenn April IT, 1o52.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with DR.
\. BledSOe and some years ago he reduced teeve
ed with what supposed be Dyspepsia and Liver Affection
and after trying the prescriptions of Physicians in this
well as other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored good
health. NJ. GABBERT NJ. ID.
Physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied it will sustain the character give in this
publication.
HUSTsvILE January 12 1852.
DR.. BLEDsoE:-I take the liberty and fell be my duty
to recommend TO all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound a very
seperOr medicine. My aged Is years had been under
medical treatment about five for dyspepsia and dar
rhea-when having almost despred of his recovery
cluded to try Alternative two bottles of which, believe,
entirely cured him. MlCAJAH CAYCE
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DED BLANKETS.-Extr fine Bed Blankets, lust
ID received and for sale by
jan21 w. MEREDITH
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D. S. & w. H. WOODWARD
BRADY, GORMAN & co.

BRADY, G0RMAN & CO.
Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS.
~ They keep an Office in Tuscumba, Ala
aug23-l2m
sIsY- H. ; FRENCH, Agent Nashville is authorized to
axe CASH advances upon shipments Of Produce to tn
owe firm
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FFER their services To the citizens Of Nashville and vi
I J cnity in practice of Medicine and Surgery
Office on Cherry street near the Bank of Tennessee
DIR J. d. Winsons residence, the house lately occupied
by Mr. Armstead, Vine street, between Church and
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MYERS e. McGUL

DEALERS EVERY DESCRIPTION
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing and Fancy Goods
n "a af.sg Ny.yI z n
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MAGNOLIA COTTON.-We are agents for T,rtEU the
" sale ofthe celebrated MAGNOLlA COiloN 0EEp, f1,
an tce which several years experience with OF our
best planters has proven be better adapted to Middle len
nesee than any that grown Call soon or nGv VIII
all be gone. JohNooN SoI,la' ~ 'ott
JAMS nlo"u""!
GYCAMORE COTTON YARNS-A full supply
= Of Sycamore Yarns kept constantly on hand-at I Fac
tI,. ,r NJ T,r;ces for Cash RAMAGE & CHURCH.
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OLIVER P. M'ROBERTS.

OLIVER P. M'ROBERTs. ALEX. Z. KEE.
M'ROBERTS G. MKEE,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission
MERC HANTS.
NARhEI ST, 4 Doors from BROAD ST,
NASHVILLE TENN.
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CARD. =
HAVE this day associated w':h me in the Saddllng Blu
| siness nv son. A. C. MARCH. The business, in future
will be conducted in the of J. d. March Son. All
persons indebted me- by note account will please
up and make payment. j. ID. MARCH.
Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
FORE continuance of the same is respectfully solicited.
jan2 j. ID. MARCH son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

MADAME II. GIAvELLI RESPECTFULLY ANN
M that she is give instruction in all
young ladies' their manner Of Walking and eyerythnsr
eet and arbionabe dances will be taught with prem
and elegance Madame Ciave devotes hereels especiao
the instruction Of classes private families and hos
achaala, AddrAaa 64f Honaton atrAaA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

MORE NEW CLASSES.-BRoOKES' DANCING II
M deny. :6l Broome street. between Broadway AM
Bewery-The pupils Of the present making1
rapid progress beyond al precedent. In "a
sons are taught the Pslka, polka mazonrks, scotts
attended by full explanation whereby the pupl
made acquainted with the whole theory Of this most
tul art. The ladies afternoon class Tuesdays and
days from till o'clock. Gentemsn's class Tuesday
Fridays from till Il P. NJ Mrs. Brookes evening clad
ladies exclusively Wednesdays and Saturdays, from
o'clock Applications for either class private essoS
ceived at all hours.
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MADAME AUGUSTA HAS THE HONOR TO INEG
M the families of New York and Brooklyn that her da
classes open. In New York No. 765 Broadwapr
misses and masters Wednesdays and Saturday. 81
r. M for gentlemen, the days in thu evennd
Brooklyn 1859 Atlantic street for misses and sstr
p NJ. for gentle men, the days at 10 e,nv.
Nine Augusta also nform tie ladies of the pr fessihht
she will open class for stage dancing Fer partieul p
NV at 7i5 broadway
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FANCY EURR.

~ Of rich fancy fars Of all nations now ready for 1,
specton and will be found to comprise the greatest a
pets ospss tslmas and other fashionable IN u
ever exhibited in estab ishnent roh specim
Of imperial Russian sable among this collector and
the further expectation Of these vaua Ole skins are now ~
bited by the autocra ladies will End the prooent mo-
desirable opportunity Of purchasing.
GEO BULPIN No. 36l Broadway
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MILLINERY AND OREssMAKM0.

TO THE LADIES.-A NEW AND CHOICE SELECTTO
of millinery will be opened for inspection Thursda
The 10th November, by Mrs. D. HATCH, at 76 Broadwa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

r ONE sTAR.-THAT BEAUTIFUL HoRss CAN BE
~ seen this week only 1T Mol Broadway. All should
zoe him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

FERREKo's DANCING ACADEMY, NO 81 wi
II Fourteenth street Madame Dubreul Ferrero and
ward ferero respectfully inform their patrons and the
lie that their academy is open, and pupils ent6
all times during the season, Young ladies and maf
classes Wednesdays, Saturdays Mondays, and hursls
at 81 p M gentlemen's evening class, Tuesdays and.
days, at ~ r. M saturday evening, at IN p NJ 40
for practising. Private lessons and Classes tamls3
schools attended, sorees gven usual Several DEC
and auadrlles will be il rodnced during the
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DODWORTHB DANCING ACADEKY, so 4
a. Broawdy-New open for the reception Pills. Ween
isy and Saturday fog ladies' and
cs grand practising day. with land music
saturday and evening" sorees
scae procured durpx visit V ronden
Psrs The opening soree Of the will take place
Friday evening, November 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

VELVET AND CLOTH 'CLoAKs.-THE SUBSCRIBED
invites the attention Of ladies to his superb
elaboraely embroidered velvet and cloth coa the
est Partisan shapes and styles ALSO extensive
plain velvet and cloth cloak which he prices
defy competition. NOLYNEUX BELL IS Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

ZINC PAINT-THB UkDERSf0NED, AGENTS SAh
q the sale Of whiss OXIDE Of sine, manufactured by m
PcpnsylvAoa and LehiEh Zinc Com "a
solve orders for the and would invite particular a
erop Of tbs TRADE 70 s evident superiority oyee othere
American msapfaoture a1 its most successful ost;to,
Nth The best q sresn Dealers eaa with dspens
always obtaining desired suppy Of ths paint vhini
Will DO found 10 Jof for purity rest body ana
nf'rn wiisepas roes and ter1ae Arranged ths NOS
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ITO AMATEURS = ELOcUTION, DRAMATIC III
ngs, and stage business, taught by Frederick Kell
old stager Ladies and gentleman wishing to preparen
selves the stage, may DO rroperly instructed and
mente negotia ted at the Dramatic Academy d63 Brota
up stairs from ~ 10 p. II.
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LIQUORS, &C.

A LES, PORTER, BROWN STOUT, BRANDIgs. VI
"A vbskey. 49,, in all the favorite brands suited +
trade, and for family and medicinal purposes at 20 pe
below any other houss 10 the city, for sale hy VIM III
DEEHILL Masonic Temple 40 Broome At. corner G,
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ERENCH EVENING CLASSES AND PR.Tl
lessons.-Dr Donzsl professor Of the French latge
respe fully informs his scholars and the public thatE
reopen his French evening classes Monday next Ne
yember at his residence, No. 296 Fourth street. bee
Greene and ooster streets, where particulars mayha
from s to 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and from to O'clock
Schools and private lessons either in New York BryI
attended TO- Donzel to Charles King, Esq
dent O Columbia IolleGe.
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GERMAN sEGARS AND LIQUORs-wILL BE !.
VI this day. NJ lC1s o'clock at 81 Dey street corn
1reeawich, sugars, green and black teas coffee gree
roasted ground pepper mustard cloves oinna mon tot
branches, Wines gin, with large lot of segars Ali
quarter casks o. Cognac ex.wGreheyse. WEILIN0TCl
cAR1kR AFeAon9cr.
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WANTS.

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE AND SEAN
stress 70 take entire charge o. two young children,
short distance country small prvs family. 70
fully capable and with good references liberal
And steady homo will offered Apply At No Linden
row, opposite Boerum street, Bre oklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

IRON BEDSrEADS WAREROOAS.-CHEAP SPRING
Mattress and Bedding Depot.Tho best beds for health
nomy, eace 10 Iron ksdBteads all Sizes 81
to $40 Also, the snsto felt beds pillows, 10 N. b.
Hotels, &c, furnished promptly, 81 d53 Broadway near
Prince streht
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

VI ready to supply, At their depot ~ Broadway
window coach picture and dasuerreetype glass; al
shitsr than s.y made in this country being equal French
ing IL great request; in color and
Prices moderate being nearly low Americas
glass Ordinary orders executed in twelve
Of any size thickness. NJ COLBURN, AGENT Depot Ia
Broad
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WANTED BY LADY, A SITUATION as GovEH
w in family she is well qualified to instruc.i in e;
pianofcrte, French and drawing and would have IA
zion to 30 to California. The biz hest testnoni
ference given z ddress E., Miiler's bookstore 6rog
near Blocker street.
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M SCROCrINDN.

A YOUNG GERMAN LADY, WHO SPEAKS FREE
n perfectly well, also Englib, and who is good musn
desires TO enter private family teacher. No ohjC
to 90 south to Europe. Best of reference be
Apply TO Mr. Laurence Broadway Post Office.
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yutlfrp ann 6arowart.

Revolying Fire Arms.
A CARD-The proprietOrs of PORl Ek Patentior
~ Revolving Fire Arus cal the attention u The tFsae ni
- ~. teres,sd 10 perfor ot SAD arms 70 30
p-osd,rsv between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. 81 -na aA
-, can be seen q discharged ulles s- Sc nd+
nIt esu - 81 prrr M force and Odce Tor b0s
- cor nsctsd with this 81 No 70 br'-A'sY.
nOUFR FLUFS and GAS TUBES.-lOOO English
Sstae5 Roiler Fu,s 20 in diamer 200 feet Ensish
~ 81 ~ FOR ..e BY EDWARD h JACOr IS 1oid-t.
CALIFORNIA and AUSTRALIA GOODS.-Mer-
chants Companies and Individual, has Sgi lc I9ss
- "a = al I'd complete assortment OF Mrefs IooA feSs
bn Ii.-3rer, Cutlery Edge Toos Firearms SC Sc al tne
- .,s-a Of CHARLES LITTLE Nos - aao - run net
,OOONTON CUT NAILS-Msnuacturet and con
~ stanNy On 'AnS ~ ~ ~ - FULLER L LORD
No ISs Greenwich, corner Ced-r-ss
First Premium Ranges .
TOM II BITDD Manufacturer and Proprietor Of
j oshrsfed Cooking and Laundry RANGES Also j. T.
ss, which foI beauty dsIsls ma con
h surusssed AL Rang warranted N b Hon
No kl6 Broadway opposite St Thomas Church
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Jroia Rubber Goods.

XvITCANIZED RUBBER GOODS-THE UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY, Warehou'e No. 10 Nss'tasi-
Newton. p.,.,.
r., al 10 III boue export trade On the - terms
onei "' We SIOTHISG or AL DE- sCRlPTIOSS
uih, and Hs.yy White Db ssd Black Coas oAss snt apes
psssn. and Pes Jscset. Frenens Coets and Capea
Porrno. Overall. WalAng 40 h,clng Lezglns
CLOTHS, ke.
r,.r,d Pain and CEruaze Co,hs Seoce9l Co-s
T1"Sir. Car Bantets Printed ard Pa T-bs stand AID
Pia1c- yoits CoveEs. HOrse Cover
s,-ss .rd Double Bes-. Pillows. CIshions
I-pr,.-rxers BuoyG Boat and WAGON oats LIE bo.t>
81 RGIcAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES.
Rr..x. Purr- Nipple shields Teethinf RnEs Nanng bos
s,rn.es shee, Rubber Basd< Hospital sheecnzs Dns
Irrots Css Bags Gas lublnI ke hose o . ss
n N ssEp1Rp Tre,S and SEW
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$urnlinrt, or.

Surnitnrt, ar.
ENAMELED and COTTAGE FURNITURE
II The invite attention their stock Of Of-ntal
Furniture vhcb durability aud che@Pns Is unsfas-ed ,e-
finished style % sat puGlAss ga
and general sapp-d lber. terms 20
tory AZ eGeom No O. Widest hT,e door Sss O. 80
GREAT FURNITURE EMPORIUM, At No ~
NJ the Attention Of dealers and pnaset 20
our endless vaety Of Cabinet un rae manu-
soured ~ warranted TO Be Of 1Perof qlAtf coz
sng IN part Of ParoT and Bedroom furniture
shosAny black walnut Of every style and ,aie 40 so'
hogny and common Chairs Habetop ana PLAIN el-s 49,
- Cn,d Hair ard other Feaises and ac every
rs Connected with tie trade 81 b. MCKINNEY nAalf-ct1ls
.pd WboesaIs Dealer 40 ~ Broadway.
t,hEAT BARGAINS liz FEATHERS, bhDS;
tUNATTRFSsFS &C stCRAWRUCKS No 81 Ora d.. .rcoud
,oor eat OF Fss,x Ne9-iofk CHEAP tFhot eitst AMI
,FATHFR STORE The attention Of families aoJlt pllt ~
cty invited ard beautiful a'rtleI o. Del
Psies Beds Cote &C At OF ~lct 1-s7 - -
d II ca.t rrces VII h. cold a l-h pces - = 80
luceust call ard ihe above sock
. their pu Goods sent % r-rt Of re CIV buo-
Sihansturgh nee u esass. Old Bees 80 hs,lsS
nd made over =, ,.. O.. " - =, 49,.
SCHOOL FURNITURE.-T The subscriber invites tDe
- ,tresou Of Committees Teachers and others 70 NJ
ne.k spd Chairs: sso Tesehes DsEs Aud ChAifs soe
,b frok baskets stached for infant scholars book-- Dla
fosrss SC 81 bis Factory NJ. q GOyesr where De
ulsru.teturng the above articles n -.
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Gopartnersblp.

DIsSOLUTl0N.-Th Undersigned coPartner lefs
~ ors doirs business under tho ADD an' o. ApAhs
STURGEs Rsw.York, w STuRGES Cos Newark OBJ ~
WILLIAM sTTRGRs Zanssye Ohio s this day Dissolved g
cou.et each being fully authorized 10 The names o. e IN
!" HS4u ~ 10y WM srURgH
A " GRAHM
EOTICEThe business heretofore done In hswfos ~
sTT- gGFs and In I,nesys ono, by WILLIAM STUk0f'
vii b. continued by the undersigned ~ho have hs az onea
cor nrfper,hip purpose General tomn
ard BANKING Business ald.r the and nfms on ADAa.
BUCkIN0HANs No. Is south--tr New fors{ p bUChNfnN
4 ca ZsnesvIle, Ohio.-HsS-f0rk JAY 1853
J. l. ADAMS,
JOHN BUCKINgHM
y BuCkfNDHAh
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paints. Glass, &r.

ZINC PAINTS. THE NEWJERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY manufscrunng thes3 ftrs OF suFefuf
Al Of which q warrsnsed PUR
The every respect Enc Lead Psints vel -
h,heS eaza quantity nearly double ne szrA
much longer svdent h1i the eo TO tie es1n9
cot u tie oux oz,c-baf . a.,
rhey are fer principal this and other eiiss q
usuutscturerS pricas. snd BY ths CoGp@nys Asents -
MANNING sQUlER No. - DsySf- Ne~-f0rs
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Re-platins.

old WARE REPLATED, equal to new, 81 sery 10Y. 10.
~ poc Goods orders seni y ~ g ~ Jah,
Fsrshfshmeut Ne 2l3 Cestresi- Grsnd 81 OF y" w
OaBee No 2 win with attention
CU.yER,PLATING and ENGRAVlNu.-D'ess .-l'.
~ CcthIe Doef Psfes ~ and pstsrns Bell
- 8eb plsfes Church Pew Name Pscs 'Sant ss
irs and ABoms Csd besu.sly snssys % r r, asssdva
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Salamanoer Safes.
MORE TESTIMONY in FAVOR of HERRING
wi FIRE PROOF SATISFIED this
49, ' Extract Letter 1sted

Nt FIRE PROOF sAFEs.-Read this
49, ' Extract hon Letter asted
RAvsSSA o, July lSS>
C. HERRING - -. -, .,o-.
yo e. Of repectng tbs burning our s'ore Aa1
AIN came 20 hAd TIE ire discovered N our nie
80 bk .foe about O'Clock the monns lie s-s 80 OF S
IN he sfors-foc essks Of hnseed and amp OF
snd A. sternp the safe after our nTvA 81
~ the wind high aud the nv orn. w
the hor Win tse SAFE 70 AI iaI y
timber and comb 1saote n1erss nc
this situation anti me are snp<oeo :
chains and Wa taen dFAzgc oat a ~
plates waTJed ana pAIt q Ae w.
% bank bills eooss ntes Aa pAYsf'
usil.S rbcb would ben eseysbly lost 70 a 10
thevh destroyed F-o,, .ha sres and uten.e
-. 80 ~ n had long exposed that Us
sssr-oyrS hut upon open 70 our surpse ea
go hs conert, perec Of Yresevsnon eheep' nc 1
~ - .cre Of the hooks being <sae d'scoored oxr-
Respectfully yours urpprScss nd WIIDTR's PAT.
rNr pTRY PROOF SAFES hand 81 the DePse S SFpniSG
is Water ST. New.iork
WI DFRs PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE
w W. rAle, and sells III The question often
h re repce 20 certain safe makers 70 ms eiy 81.
~ Hhrty 10 say order 70 effect s &c tasl ls
~ ~ s.ne Then another direction tnefe Hs
eo1 On h.Te rrsy ininseS patent havns nsde money
% Sss.n.e claiming TO have been NO
NJ into bonds never more -
- uav necessary 70 say tnAi Ioers
III. 1. vel deserving The reput.fen snicn II es.. -
"a 80 "a by C. HERRING, No 10 Waiefs &c :.
- Int MARVIN No rs WsteTs and 70 tsos sno -
wgds Patent see 70 hsi the SAFE 20 rsrsee n s.o.
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ORR Goods.

ORR Vooos.
DFDTCTTGN in PRICES at the BOTERf
III SAVINGS STORE. No. ~ BOWERf .
On Honcsy g shAl optn our s'ore VIA eFey -. r.
rec-a Spnug Sumner ods NAKED down IRON " - ~
IT. ept AZ Staple Gods rom ~ 70 ~ per ee-L
w have the only genuine yard-.lde, az Wool
FRENCH BAOE"
IL -. 3 q. s,,,d IN n. CIV. Tor travelI Dresses
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rrb,oSesd Hs1d.ehefs 81 70 81 worth more TAI -oao
n Trir.sard barge De Lame. u 10 TO- oo-
GirFh.n. - the yard and IN Robes a .--t.,1lf
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Drarery Mushrs Il ard
Ard All sort. Il Goods IN frp poil'D' -. .,
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