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HOPE HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY

Special Meeting OF llonla-
evening, the following Relief rpts5
during the prevailing Epidemic
FIRST DISTRICT
JNo. L. WIEN 81 Triton Walk.
SECOND DISTRICT
D. FAITH, las BASIN, or las Toulouse street.
THIRD DISTRICT.
A SHELLEY Of EngAi.n Moresu streets.
d. Bradbury, Truck House. Cassealyo street.
WIN. AUSTIN la Greaim4h street.
R. WYNN Ii Lou;aa street.
4 t,I1rIr.
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Union Division No g. of T.aiee FRIDAY EVEN
AZ a soeosk A. ne Temple Hall No. aa Tchodpealas
WI H. ARISEN, " A. A. Melu AITHn R. S. A.
N g. bu9ss 81 WA. WHIrsKrr T.; BRIeEsyKR, CT
2oSnL x A. Y HUGE GRAHAM s.; A. SICK
VISITING BnlcEsYsE No 9i
7
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HAND OF LOUISIANA HOSE CO., NEw

U-U TIL VE OOIbIzfINA IIOoI OV., I'VE "
IL ORLEANS. August ~. Isss ameatng Of the Exempt
fiEMS ASSOCIATION held this date following ofbeeu
were ananmeasiy elected or t.s current tesni VIZ
DANIEL Z. WOODRUFF, President; =
THOMAS G. POOLE. Vice Prpsidsnt;
JAMES VI. wINGFIELD, Secretary
MARTIN o. LAWSON, Treasurer
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-07-16

A MR.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
N had been bald for many years; by the of three BOT
ties Of tie Hagetic Ointment had his hair entirev re-
stored and now has beautiful headof hair any
could wish His age is about 80 years.
of Mr. Warren of this town, IA years Of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle He had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure, without avail II of
the most aggravated cases saw he emacated al
most to skeleton By the Of few bottles of the 0nt
ment he and for months past has
enjoyed robust health
This was an extreme case of Inflammation of the SPLEEN
ofong standing has avaIiey of treatment from less than
eight different physicians, without receiving benet-was
cured by the of only four bottles of the Magnetic 0n
ment This four months ago and the lady Mrs Dun
ham, is still in good health and able to attend to her usual
household duties. have treated two of Chc Sore
Eyes with the Ointment both of the patients nearly
blind, toneed attendant TO lead them from place to
place One of them had been afflicted Is years. the other
about years. They had tried the best physicians in the
State without benefit and of them had been under the
treatment of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars
VAN efforts to effect They now by of the
Magnetic Ointment, nearly quite cured and able to
Ointment in number efcases of Piles and in has it
fded Of g5gng j1elite relie and geHerGyG permanent
cure have also used it beneciay in of Ery
sipeas. And last but not least have within the last year
cured four cases of CANCER by the use of the Magnetic
Ointment alOne
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended confidently
commend it to be Of the most useful remedies Of
tered to the public Respectfully Yours,
.. BURTON HUBBELL, NJ. D.
Dated Jan q, 1850, Amelia, Ohio
The character OF this Ointment efficient remedy, is
established in this city. There quite number of ndi-
vduas who ascbe their restoration to health to the Of
this extraordinary Ointment Ts#
For sale by II. G. SC0VEL,
BERRY DEM0VILLE,
may6 CARTWRIGHT 4 ARMSTRONG.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS

TTNHR0UGH by Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroads. Phil
adepha to Pittsburg Pa, Masslion, Wooster, Cleve
and Toledo Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis lafayette,
Ierre Hene Chicago and lkaukie Through BY Railroad
nom Fhiladelpha 10 Cincinnati in 81 hours.
Shorest and quickest from the Atlantic Cities to the
Ureat west PassengeTs will find this The most pleasant
route TO n Orleans Only $l Cincinnati 81 to Louis
ylle sl9 to 81 Louis Via Pennsylvania Railroad an the
IoowlnS daily Steam Packets from Hbug BuckeveState
Capt Beltshoover leaves Ptsburg Sunday: Kevstone
State Capt Charles Stone leaves Psburg Monday Alle
cheney, Capt Charles " Bachelor leaves Psbury Tues
ay; Crystal Palace, Capt keunz leaves Psburg w ed
nesday; Brilliant Capt Grace leaves Pitisbu Thurs
day: Pisburg; Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pttsburg Fri
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra. Pittsburg to Cincinnati, 81; Louisville s.; ST.
Louis $3
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia Pittsburg
50 so; Masson so; Cleveland $40; Mansfield and Crest
line, ST. Columbus S12 65; Toledo Sls; Cincinnati via
SIS 25. To Chicago Waukegan, Kenosha, Ill., Racine, Mil
wauke ShehOygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, Sls.
The Cars will leave the Commonwealtls Station n f.
Cornear of Schuylk Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents Of the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines.
The morning Express Train through to Psburg Ceve-
iand Cincinnati and Chicago, viii leave at o'clock A. VI.
Through to Cincinnati in 81 hours.
The night Mail Train at l0L, p NJ. Through to Cincin-
natl in 46 hor including nights comfortable rest at
Pittsburg.
rsburg, Lewistown, Huntingdon HoIidaysburg John
stown, Greenburg, and intermediate places.
NoTTcEln case Ofoss, the Company will hold themse
yes responsible for personal baggage only and for amount
not exceeding 800. THOS. MOORE Agent
june 4 IT, Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrisburg, via Colum
ba and all intermediate places will leave the above station
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THIS Mill differs from all others in the ton Of
4 the upper or Running Stone, which is composed OF
forms the back and hoop the Stone with Iron Eve
Bush than is ogreater external diameter at the bottom that
at the which is secured to the back by four bolts that
block in the dove tail which gives greater
strength any other method which is required
in small Mills where the is with great speed and
becomes dangerous if not strongly made II also gives
weight to stone of small diameter that is required without
having thick or high, that makes it top heavy
This mill is square frame made of wood cast iron. in
the bus&, with Brdgeree Spindle Balance Ring
Driver. and Regulating Screw, and grinds the same
principle larEe MILL differing only in the Runner Stone;
this being great enables to grind
greater quantity grain with les power than any other
mill now in This mill portable and may be attached
to steam, water, horse hand power.
ALSO all sizes of French Burr Mill Stones, manufactured
the same principle.
Joseph II. Burrows Cincinnati, is the inventor, for
which he obtained Letters Patent 1872 For alnfnge
mens the purchaser will be held responsible for the right
ofusing.
These Mills require Birght to set them up; and
necessary them in operation, is to attach
hand to the pulley on the spindle, with drum sufficiently
twenty-fOur inch Mill 24O revolutions per
minute attached to Gn Steam. Water Power. By the
steady application of two horse power the Mil will grind
bushels per hour of good meal; and will grind wheat
well corn, The thirty inch m il put 10 its fullest
speed will grind from to fifteen bushels per hour.
These mills warranted TO be in every respect recon-
mended.
DrRRCrIoNs FOR UHSs-Place your mill about from
the Driving Pulley level position; make the belt Of
leather six or eight inches Give the revou
tions a minute with the Keep the neck and step Of
spindle well oiled Place the the back of the
Running Stone the the Cross the Driver
that is, the way they trimmed to run.
Refer to ThOs Patterson Esq, of Highland county, Ohio,
Jesse Beal ESQ., of Clinton county, Ohio C. S. Bradbury
Esq of Cincinnati, and number ofothers.
4 II orders directed to JOHN l.. BOUMAN-
No. 50 Broadway, Nashville, Agent for Mddeand East
Tennessee, J. ii. BURROWS,
jau 26-d tr-w. g. W. ly. West Front az. Gin o,
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PENNSYLVANIA sAILROAD.

fHlS road now complete, it opens communication be-
Il tween Pitisburg and Philadelphia, orPittsbu
more. By which Freight from the reach
and cheaper than by Of the present rival
outes they connect with the daily packets PitsbuTg
from st LOUIS Louisville, Cincinnati Wheeling, the
land and Pttsburg Rail Road, Ohio and
Ka Road at Pburg Cars through between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia whouttanshpment of freight advan-
tage that can be appreciated by all shippers.
In case of obstruction of navigation by ice low
freghts westward be forwarded from Ptsbur2 10 Gin
elnnatl, or towns in the interior by Railroad.
RATES OF FREIGHT
Between Pittsburg and Philadelphia or Baltimore.
First Class. Hiatsr Summer
Rates. Rates.
Dry Goods, Books and Stationary Boots per 100 lbs
Shoes Bats and Carpetng, Furs and Pei Z 81 IS cts.
tries, Feathers, Saddlery, DC.
Second Glass.
Brown Sheeng g. Shiring in BaIes,o
Drugs Glass Ware Groceries, except Cof s cts 60 cts
fee, Hardware, Hollow Ware, Machinery,
Oil cloth, Wool, &c.
Third Glass.
Butterin Firkins & Kegs, Candles, Cot-O
ton, in winter, Queensware, Tallow, rs cts 50 cts.
Tobacco, in leafor Manufactured, East
ward, DC. &c.
Fourth Glass
Bacon, Cotton Tin summer) Coffee, Lardl
and lard Oil, (hrough) Pork full 65 cts. 40 cts.
loads at owners risk.
Geo. C. Franeiscus.
E. j. Sneeder,
Freight Agent, Philadelphia.
MagraW & Rooms,
freight agents, Baltimore
Freight -4gent, No. 7 Vest st., N. Y,
III. 81. Houston,
Gen. Freight agent, PhiIedelphia.
march l6 1S53-Iy
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BUENA VISTA WATER CURE.-Is53.
A. WEBER, N. D. W. A. EDMONDs, M. D.

TAKE pleasure in announcing that they ready
for the reception of patients at their establishment at
Buena Vista Springs. The romantic healthfu and
picturesque character OF the locality Buena Vista Springs
is so widely and generally known through the numerous
visitors who annually resort TO the place for its medicinal
waters that the propretors deem necessary say but
little the subject The country is wild and broken
abounds in game is exempt from epidemic invasion, has
uncOnned and salubrOus atmosphere, and the establish
ments supplied with abundance Of pure running free
stone water, equal to any in the State.
Dr. WEBER is a physician Of forty years experience in
the active practice Of his profession and has just returned
from tour through the Northern and Eastern States dur
ing which he visited the best watercure establishments in
the country and enjoyed ample to all the best
ces Of information on the subject
Dr. EDMoNDs, though younger practitioner has several
years experience and brings with him into the establish
ent the professional devotion and energy incident to the
earlier periods of life The means for amusement and
creation ample and free of charge
TERHs-FOr Board and treatment from TO $40 per week
Patients expected to bring with them two blankets
comforts feather bed large crash towels two Sheets
and old linen for bandages they will be charged
extra for such the establishment Very sick and feeble
persons will furnish attendant who will pay board be
charged for such extra.
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IMPORTANT TO IRON MANUFACTU-
Il RERS.-JAMES RENT0N, Of Newark, New Jersey,
has discovered process for manufacturing wrought iron
directly from the ore with wood mineral COAL styled by
him oreweldng furnace; ian improvement in the manu-
actre of iron long sought AFTER but successfully at
tanned until Mr. Reuons discovery and which produces at
single heat the best quantity Of blooms at less cost than
pig iron is usually made Letters Patent have been
granted him for his discovery and the appointed agents
for the sale of rights and its introduction throughout the
West and the present high price of iron inducing many
capitalists 10 invest its manufacture, without being
of the great advantages this and valuable inven
ton has any other known mode think but subser
wing their interest to thus early impress upon them the im
portanee of examination of the merit OF this late nven
ton before embarng any other made for making iron
assuring them of its entire and praccabity de-
mousrated By the furnaces successful operation afte
this plan.
1t is not purpose this advertisement to speak par
tcuary of the almost ncacuabe advantages this process
possesses over all other modes for making On as this IS
contained in circular which will be pleased to mail
the address interested in the matter but to
call the attention Of those about investing in the manu!ac
tue of Iron and respectfully invite examination Of the
furnace erecting in this city, and which will be in
operation by the 9TH June next the furnaces of the
American Iron Company in Newark New Jersey, Op
Grating with complete success W. Q. DAVIS co.
Cincinnati, June 1-8w.
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DIR. WIN. McLANE,


d ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Nashyik
HI and vicinity, that he has returned again after resi-
dence of fourteen years in the South and permanentylo
Gated himself in South Nashville at the corner of Wash
ingon and Pearl streets where he may at all times be fo
by those who may wish TO consult him
He has in his possession many certificates from men
eminent standing certifying the permanent cure of the
most distressing cases of the following diseases vi-Ner
vous Affections Liver Complaints Dyspepsas ChilIs and
Fevers Peusies Asthmas Colds Coughs Incipient Con-
Cancers Ulcers Scrofuous HemOptasis of the Lungs and
other HenOrage DarhGa Diseases of the Kidneys Mer-
cal and Venereal Tains of the Blood Diseases of Chill
dren Worms and various other Diseases incident the hui
system
During his residence in the South he attended to over ten
thousand different cases. all of which he treated with more
than ordinary
Dr. Mclane hopes from his much experience in the Medi
cal Profession and the degree of that has attended
his efforts heretofore to obtain the confidence and
Of the sick and afflicted.
Nashville Feb 9-ly. DR.. VIM McLANE
l All letters addressed POSTPAID TO South Nashville
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RED SPRINGS.

VNTEak pleasure in announcing 10 friends
w and patrons, that ready to accommodate
all who may wish avail themselves of the benefits of
place Extensive preparations have been made for the
tort both of the invalid and the of pleasure Ii were
needless for to attempt to set forth the value place
in medicinal point Of view Many afflicted with various
diseases have visited rs and after few weeks sOiourn
have gone away either entirely cured greatly relieved
particularly such have been afflicted with ScrUfua di-
Of the Skin, Stone IN the Bladder and also OF the D
gesve System in general Of these facts there an abun-
dance Otproo and many who have certified them and the
have gone forth to the afflicted people And we have
at this time two living specimens of Scrofa cases. cured
sound and we'll with to be testimony TO dec
laration; one Of which was almost hopeless case.
We are in Macon county, Middle Tennessee 2 miles east
of Lafayette county seat 65 20 miles from Nashville
Is miles turnpike, and the balance high ridge road and
other good country roads coming from every point-fom
Lebanon, Wilson county. Hsrtsville Carthage Gansboro
Tomkinsville, Glasgow, Gallatin &c
SAM Z. HARE, J
j. A. TAYL0R, PrOprietOrs
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
FALL & CUNNINGHAM,

No. a., COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENS.
RE in receipt of their entire stock of HARDWARE
~ and CUTLERY for the Spring Trade and in calling
the attention Of the merchants of Middle and East Tennes
see Kentucky and North Alabama their large and varied
assortment they feel confident that it will compare vo1
bly, with that OF House in any country, and when the
item of Transportation is considered, it will be found that
sRterest should promPt all dealers in this section Of the
country to encourage home market
They also invite the attention Of Backsmhs, Carpenters
and Farmers visiting Nashville to their assortment of Tools
Farming Implements &C. large stock ofwch they always
keep on haad.
FeTthers Ginseng and Bes2rdr taken at the highest
ket prices in exchange for goods in payment of debts
Feb. 26 1858
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UNITED STATES MAII LINE.
THROUGH IN FIFTY TO FIFTY-FIvE HOURS.
Nav- Vorl- aud rbarla--o, c....-. ~.

THROUGH IN FIFTY TO FIFTY-FIVE HOURS.
New York and Charleston Steam Packets
7 EAVES Adger's Wharves every Saturday s-r>
IL afternoon and each alternate Wednesday - X y.
On Saturday, Jas. Adger, 1850 tons 7ssrsF-<fksr - &
j. Dickinson, COmmander-hariOn, 200 tons, " Berry
Commander.
The SOutherner, W. Foster Commander viii leave
each alternate Wednesday. Having been newly eoppersd
and guards raised is now in compete order
For freight passage having elegant State Room Acon-
modaiOn, apply at the office of the Agent
HENRY MUSHROOM.
COTnerEast Bay and Adger's Sou. WhAIyes.
Cabbin passage S25- SteeBgs s..
B-A new ship viii be placed on the Line connect
with the SOutherner on Wednesdays. feblT-trw
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MARTNGO MAMMOTH

TINE thorough bred Jack, MARlNGO NAM
| MOTH direct from Kentucky, will make Sfz3A
his first season in Tennessee at Caney Springin ak
Marshall county, Eve miles below the fishing ford in Duck
River at thyve dollars insurance and fifty cents groom
fee Jenpets sent from distance will be pastred GRATIS
and grain fed if required at fifty cents per week He
full fifteen hands two and half inches high good honest
measure, unusually large bone, and heavy; black, with
meay nose He has the form, size color end blood to re-
commend him highly to those who wish to improve their
stock We consider him the master Jack of Tennessee
For further particulars see hand bills
march ll-3m Knight Il WILSON.
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IRA A. STOUT,
ACH MANUFA A G q U R ID r 1.

.... No. CLARK STREET, NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Ne1td00r 10 H. S. F}eacFs Grocery Wdreh0uSe and op-
p0ste Morris f StrGttop's
A Ii kinds of carriages for sale, with harness cEE
IN to suit. All work sold by me Is made at 60
the Clark Street Manuactory and warranted and will be
sold on good TERMS Cash good notes. any work
made North or East.
Repairing done with promptness and dispatch, and all
persons leaving work repair may rely getting it when
promised. All orders promptly attended TO- marl5.
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PATENT CH0PPING MILL,

For ChOpplng COrn OF Other Craln,
Au article 10kick sUery Fdrmsr siOuld 61ye.
TT will grind with two horse power from four TO
five bushels hour-either fine for bread or coarse for
stock-and is so simple in its construction that any boy
twelve years old keep in order and it, 1t adap
ted to either-Steam, Water or Horse Power.
Having sold the entire right of manufacturing and selling
the above Mill in Tennessee Messrs j. R. COwsn and A
c. Howard of Nashville persons wishing to purchase can
Mil be happy to take orders. BOSS ADAMo.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.


TIME above HOTEL is open FOR the reception on Ia
4 PERMANENT ANDTRANSlENT BOARDERS -E..a.s-
This long established ard weknown House has under
gone thorough alteration throughout and furnished win
new and fashionable FURNITURE. -,
The TABLE viii always be supplied with the Bhiof me
MAJ ke Affords aud the Proprietor trusts, by systematic
course both with servants and the regulations of the house
generally he viii be enabled 10 give entire satisfaction 10
those that may favor him with their patronage. ..
ian2g-lv tIw JNO. W. SPEAk.
~ UNPOWDER- R-MANUFACTuRED BY THE
VI HAZARD Powder Company of Connecticut: s
1000 kegs Kentucky Rife Powder, 25 lbs each.
500 halikegs do do do ~ do do;
$50 or. kegs do do do 6A do do;
500 kegs Deer do do 20 do do;
1000 kegs Blasting do 25 do do;
500 lbs do g kegs each) do 125 do do
300 canisieTs fine Rifle do ! pound
The above powder has just been received direct from the
manufaciory Of the Hazard Powder Companythe quality
of which is well known throughout the United States All
ordersprompty filled by application at my Powder DaPot
North East corner Public Square, Nashville.
ALS0-25O, 200 feet Safety Fuse of best quality.
.aa s.- =. Il. LOOMS, Agent
MARCHES for the Hazard Powder Company.
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HendersonviIle, n. C, Aug. 16, 1850.
9 = 3 8 . 9 e g
PHILOToKEN Or FEMALES FRIEND.


For the of Painful and Disordered MenstruatUn
Miscarriage or Abortion and the relief of all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant
Pregnancy.
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives Of females
at the present day be traced to slight mprudence
or neglect during critical period of their peculiar
sons causing distinctions TreguaTity &C. which, if not
relieved gradually weakens and deranges the system and b
sympathy induces those chronic orms of disease-Con
sumption, Dropsy Dyspepsia &cwhch either hurry them
to early grave render them nvalids for life Many of
the arest and Oveet of creation when the bud
just bursting into boOm have withered and died from
the effects of obstruction and the want Ofa remedy
nature at that eyentf1l period.
TRY THE PHIL0T0KEN
1t is not offered of allls that flesh is heir to-
but remedy and preventive for certain class of com
plants in which it is warranted do all that is here set
FORTH or that medicine directed with experience and skill can
perform. Sold by SCOYIL MEAD,
Ill Chartres street. New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
allorders must be addressed
julyl-ly dtwAw.
THE GREFENBERG DISENTERY SYR-
4 UP--lsa speedy and iHalhble remedy for DIARRHEA
DYSENTERY, BLOODY FLUX, CHOLERA M0RBUS,
CHOLERA INFANTUM, and the Asatic Cholera
1t fails to cure the worst possible of bowel
complaints in few hours IL is purely vegetable and taken
in almost any quantity is perfectly harmless.
Most remedies in for Darrhea up the porec the
intestinal canal and only for time alleviate the disease by
preventing the expulsion of the acrd fluid which will al
most invariably pour forth again. with increased violence
though nature sometimes the evil while the
dy alone bears off the praise Not with the Dvseutery
syrup It's ngredenfare the natural antd0teS 10 these
plants 1t changes the nature of the fluids and causes their
expulsion natural manner. 1t does not leave them
fame the surface Of the stomach and bowels but attacking
the cause it neuazes the and the disease Immediately
subsidies The operation of the Syrup is hreefod 1t i'm
medaey reaches the seat of the disease and its
course instantly sOOthes pain and the system
perfect quiet The nfamed surfaces of the stomach and
ntestne guarded against further violence by the neu
traizaton Of their acrd contents and thus the body re-
ii natural healthy functions
THIS MEDICINE NEVER FAILS. A complete cure
is warranted. Price only 50 cents per bottle.
junel5, ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent for the State
ACeTgyman OF Nashville informed last when the
Cholera was threatened, that in week he cured q
cases of the premOnitOry symptoms with few bottles of
this Dysentery Syrup. A. NJ.
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PRINTEp LINENsi PRINTEp LTNENs !

Il y, J7ltVn l0Ifett.
lust received direct imporaton) Case Linen Dress
eD Goods, containing great variety OF STYLES and pat
terms which will be sold % per cent less than the usual
Price Also variety Of dress Goods consisting Of Berages
Lawns and Musns for styles and prices unsurpassed
by any the market. Gimps Frnges and Trimmings Of
all kinds constantly hand The attention of the Ladies'
is particularly requested Stock of Goods before pur-
chasing. mav25 THURSTON Il BERNARD.