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: GAYNOH, MACDONAI.U & CO.

ia and IT6 Pearl Street, New York.
HFFER the TRADE liberal TERMS Of their own
~ Importation and Manufacture STRAW GOODS,
SILK aud SATIN BONNETS, RIBBONS, FRENCH snd
AMERICAN FLOWERS, FEATHERS, BONNET LIN
GNGS TABS &c, &c and general assortment Of MIL
JAKE NOTICE. have got nv STEAM
I STONE SAM MILL in full operation, and have a
quantity Of SAWED FLAG(lS hand and will lay them
at - ~ per square yard, cash. And also INV CORN
MILL will be found ready al hours of ihe day to grind
for customers at the rate Of bushels per hour
the ordinary prices
june l'I4-tf SAMUEL HASLAM.
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INDIAN RUBBER GOODS.
Goats, Capes, Leeeins, 0Ver=AIIs, - ad,hs
Pants, Horse covers, Wagon covers.
Piano COvTes Nursery Cloths, sc.
(WHICH will not wet through OF become sucEy JF o"V
w climate The cheapest and best article in neever
offered. For sale by the manufacturers ROGERS
WYCKOFF successors to H H. DAT, % Courand Street,
dealers in Hose. Steam Packing, aud ever, other kind
Of Rubber Goods Also, exclusive selling agents Of Bias
tic Webbing suitable for Cores in Congress Boots.
CEILING AT CUSY-WALklNG CAMS, NEEH-
= CHAUM PIPES &c.-We are selling the balance "T
stock of the above articles at cost 10 close out ANY
one in want OF them would a. well 10 call al
aP7 LYONS cos, 10 Cedar St
NEGRO MEN FOR SALE Three stout, likely
~ MEN for sale low for cash. One Of them can hugh,
jvi8Ltf DABB5 PORTER.
DO COFFFE-co bags Rio Coffee for sale to arri5e
Ia per Z. Howard, By ". H. GORDoN co
mar22 "a.
(NLOyER SEED-I5 barrels reuns, Iyania Clover
I, Seed for sale 10 arrive per Americus b.
maT22 W. Ii. .SORDUN Cu.
NATRAFfING PAPEk,-IOO BUSDLi2S
JAMS '''''' '''''7'' " " H. G0RDOE / co.
I EECHES.-A good supply OF Ihe Be,t LeecI,es just
II received and for sale by STRETCH d OBh.
NEW ARRANGE GEMENTS.
H. HICKS & J. G. DARDEN, have united their
n stock of CHINA, GLASS AND EARThtN WAKE,
and will continue the business HCEs CHINA HALL, 46
PubiIcSquare, Nashville.
Nashville, July 20 1s54-eo&lm.
THE undersigned have in extra large and well
assorted stock of every article their line which will
be old favorable terms be had III the Eastern
Cities or elsewhere Merchants aud houSekIepars par
iioularIy solicited to give q fair trial,
iy2O-eOkdIm. HlChS DhkOEN.
UNITED STATES IiUTAL,
CHEsSrT STREET, ABOVE FOURTH, PEII ADELPHIA, PA.
n J. J.MAcLEILAN date Of Jones Hotel) has the -
l l. pleasure to inform his friends and the travel j
ling community hst he has leased this House for term
If years aud prepared the reception Of Guests
The Local adyauts Of this favore establishment are
too well known to reel comment
The House aud FuTAure have been put in first rate or
der; the large and well ventilated The Tables
will always be supplied with the best and the proprietor
pledges himself that efnrt his part shall be wanting
10 mske the UNlTED STATES equal in comforts to an
lIoial m the Oua-pr Cifv riv-d3m
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CARDS.

EDWARD SHEEGOt: & HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. :3 CARONDELET STREET,
NEEr ORLEANS.
DERS0NAL aud prompt ali ention given to the buying
Of Goods Groceries and Produce, and every article
Planters aud Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Com
mission Merchants, upon their credit
s Orders executed with despatch and bought at the
lowest market rates
sas- Notes. draft and Bills collected aud remitted i'm.
mediaely.
~ Rsceiring and Fs1Hrr5iag attended to acttout
deqy.
REFER TO-Kirkman and Ellis Nashville Tenn.
John b. johnson, Esq,
Morgan Co.,
w. H. Gordon Co., '' Z"
Is NJ Noel Co, +"
j. NJ. Zimmerman Co..
William pence Esq, Murfreesboro' Tenn.
j. Frank Henderson, Esq,
Col. f. H. Chaffn, COlunbis, Tenn.
Z. b. Mayes Esq,
Cen. G. ]. Pillow,
Gen. l.. J. Polk AshwOod Tenn.
Ia on
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ADA-iIS n FROST,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AdEPT's North Wharf,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA
OFFER their services TO the Planters and Merchants OF
Tennessee for the sale of Cotton, Tobacco Corn, Ba
and uhe produce and beg leave to refer to the follow
ing gentlemen OF Nashville
h STEVENSON, JOHNSON & WEAVER.
\ +. ALLoWAT& / Co, IA. MCALLIsrER Il Co,
y p. ALLISON.
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NEW BRUNSWICK RUBBEK COMPANY.
MAREunI-sE loo LLRERrY AND LOS CEDAR srREET-

WAREHOUSE 100 LIBERTY AND 100 CEDAR sTKEET,
NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
vi in all kinds OF Rubber Goods MA de under Charles
Hoodyears Patent consisting Of Mems, Womens Misses
and Chldrens Metallic Boots and Shoes, Coats Cloaks,
Oyerai'. Combs Stay and Dress Bone, Dolls, DOH Heads.
Balls, Toys Whips. Teethng Rings, Syruges Breast
Pumps, sc, &c.
The above Company would solicit cali from their friends
snd The public before purchasing.
iys5-om JOHNSON LETSoN. Pres
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- STOCK Of NEW csRs1.ers, 9

H. N MYERS, A. G. CAKTFE
AsS STOCK OF CARRIAGES. &sEssS Sz&
"When We have money ride in chaiseS
When we have none walk bejases."
VJTE have just received new stock of CARRIAGES
w consisting of the finest Coaches CalaSies Ruekaways
French PnetOns, Broughams Barouches, and Buggles-
This work selected by MIR MYERS in the best Manu-
factory in New York. and we think is the beat stock Of
Carriages offered in the market I'd will be sold
anv price above
" B-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures TO keep supplied at the shortest notice
MYERS d CARTER
may20-tf. No. 80. Lower Market street.
DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
ID Sprir gs will be rented for the present year. leased
for term of years There extensive accommodations
for visitors, and everything necessary 10 make them
popular pace OF resort for health pleasure. They
situated in Hickman County Tennessee, and for the
several YEARS have been much frequened by the citizens
of DavidsOr, Williamson, Maury and other neghbOTng
counties ANY wishing 10 rent or lease will address
MRS. ELIZABETH A. WEENS,
BIN Aqua T. O.. Hickman county, Tenn, or
= J.. FINLEY,
g. College street, opposite Pauer6 Bank Nashville.
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AND MARR ANTS.-Me are buying Gnd paying
The very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per
sons St distance having warrants to sell o sending US
es at which they selling at the meln NsshVe ano
lie cash remittsd OF paid a. order , ,,-,,,, oo
IEIJGI -i'
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CXRCULAR SAWS.

TSINE RAZORS AND STROPS-2vU dozen Wade &
Butchers celebrated Rszors, among which tine as
sortmeut of WARRANTED RAZ0RS in cases of one pair
each for private USE also further addion STOCK OF bar
hers Rszors also Wade Butchers Razor StrOps, new
end very superior article FALL CUNNINGHAM.
mar7-H College street
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To 6IANUFACTTRERS-

TO MANUFAtFII RERS.
M ANfED BY an experienced mInager, situation
w Superintendent a Cotton, Cotton and " OOllen
Factory Having good racueal knowledge of the busi-
ness viii be able keep the Books. Ii necessary viii
give good Northern and Southern reference.
All letters addressed to s. DeWITT Augusta. Georgia,
viii receive prompt attention. Taug5-d&wIm.
HOPARTEERSHH.- HAVE THIS DAY
I J ass0ciat=n . Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr.. VIII
LIAM PHILLIPS, OF Nashville under the name and style
OF LANIER Il PHILLIP
T. Fl. LANIER.
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WILLIAM r. Mills, lDAN'L W. ADAMS,
Late OF Jackson, Miss. Late of jackson, Miss.
MILES Il ADAMS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 23 Car0ndelet Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
REFss To-.Iohn Nj. Bass, Esq. Nashville. Tenn.
Matthew Watson, Esq,
Col. Andrew Erwin Wartrace Tsnn.
Gen. l.. j. Polk. Ashwnod,
Cen &. J. Pillow, Columbia,
EDWARD SHEEG0G,
Is genera! Travelling Agent with power to make any
contract or agreement for our House.
ie7'A-Sm . MILES Il ADAMS.
+. A. DEERY. W. 4. DEERY. r. +. DEERY.
DEERA BROTHERS,
ALIs0NIA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Office No. l9l Public SiUars Nasbrdle, Tennessee
nay22-tWlY.
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T,,,It RENr.-A comfortable house on Spraee street.
II doors beyond Demumbrsne. containing ! roons,
- kte,eu stable &c. Also, small frame hou 90 sum
nss ,SIs WM.L BOYD, Jr.
bill
.sr confessed
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- BKOWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
IT GINGER-This ESSENCE is q preparation OF
sA excellence. In ordinary daryhGa incipen cholera.
in short all of prostraOn Of the digestive functions
common, 1t Is OF nesmabIe value. During ths pre-
vulence Of epidemic cholera aud complaints OF
chidren itis peculiarly ecaciOus family individual
traveller should without enables the system
resist tie influence of ncpient disease, which Turks in
eEaaging climate.
CACToS.-Be to get the genuine Essence, which is
prepared only BY F. brown, his Drug and Chemiesi
Store n T. Corner Of Fifth and Chestnut street Philadel
ph and for sale BY all the respectable ApOtbecares tbs
United States. and in Nashville by W. W. Berry De
mnville, Ewin Bros, ThOs. Wells, II. G.. ScOvell
Ew
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THE GKEAT sOMNER n aaR-
THIS grand exhibition will commence the 2srh Of sep
l. tember, 1854, and continue for FOUR DAYS, at the
Fair Grounds
GALLATIN, SUMNER COUNTY, TENN.
TheSe beautiful grounds have been filtsd up at great
expense, under the direction OF committee who have
made every arrangement for the comfort convenience
Of viSiters. and especially the ladies.
The number Of Stalls and Pens every kind af STOCK
have been largely increased far exceeding those G
sny other fair uunds in the Most them have
already been engaged BY persons at is-snee and sbodd
the public interest increase addition OF seEerzl hundred
will he required.
The Society nave also arranged for the completion Ofozs
Of the
Largest PAYIIIONS
Ever erected in the State the Canopy alone containing
90 200 feet Of canvass 10000 ceJ e cord eFerJ
necessary sppendage-he whole weighing 900 lbs
amphitheatre, with elevated seats sufficient for
SEVERAL THOUSAND RSCHS.
Will contribute greatly the eujoN Of the
sOn atOTdng complete protection from the rays Of the
sun, and giving the visitor iu view Of the circle and
grounds.
POPULATIONS
All articles aniIlals intended for exhibition must post
lively entered before 10 0cock ofthe day exhibition
The S"eetys book Of entry will be opened frum st day
OF September and persons respectfully requested 20
make their entries before the days OF the Fair.
No animal viii be admitted IN the ring without being
confined unless BY special permission frO the Directors
All the members of subscribers families under twenty
one wears Of age are admitted free Of charge.
The Fair Grounds will be opened each morning at
O'Clock and the proceedings commence at 10.
The Association sOiicits JetiOn for the premiums
from every county in The State
The officers Of all sister cites respectfully invited
to attend and participate with the pleasures Of theoc
casiou.
All the ladies will confer favor BY granting their
presence.
WI. CRUTCHER, secy-
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n B-Prof DeCuial VII be pleased to I'LL the situa-
ton as 0TganiA. aagl2 %lm
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EUSiCAI, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
nROFgSSUK De CENIEIi has the pleasure to
nounce II the Musical Public Of Nashville and its vi
T1nifF that he has 10 reside permanently and viii
be harry uies the engagements OF private Individuals
schools and SemiEares, to give practical and classical In
structioBs the Harp Piano Forte. Guitar Organ and
Singing; 10 advanced Pupils, tassiHg leseo7s) Also,
CA1 rs Conducted, taught, trained and organized.
Card Of terms may he had By applying to
Prof. DE C0NIEL,
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NOTICE.

JAMES wALXER, Secretary.
Nashville. April 90. eve
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next. BY these small sums each mem.
Der 10 expected to raise an amount suffi.
cient to meet the demands OF the Socie-
Nv, together with such sums as may be
donated by those who are willing to
give larger fee, to aid the Society IN
its infancy. And tits hoped that many
will be found in this State TO come for
ward and give in this way. As an in.
ducement for others to come forward.
now propose to give fifty dollars in aid
Of the first Fair, TO be expended in the
following manner $25 for the best five
acres Of Indian corn raised in the State.
SIS for the second best, and $40 for the
third best. all competitors 10 give
deta lied account OF the mode Of cultiva,
ton and quantity Of product as we'll as
the measurement Of the land accompa-
bnied with the sworn certificate Of al,
least two respectable citizens. not mem.
bers Of the family Of the competitor
These premiums TO be awarded under
the management Of the Society.
With . view Of accomplishing this
important object (.he raising Of funds.
| respectfully recommend that all the
officers Of the Society Immediately take
steps to hare subscription papers circu-
lated in their respective counties At as
earlrsa day as possible. calling on every
citizen TO become member. This la
Dor can be divided by the officers, APP
pointing others 10 assist them in each
county. cannot too earnestly urge
upon the officers Of the Society, and all
Others who feel an interest in it's sue
cess. the importance Of industry in this
behalf. The funds when collected can
be sent 70 the Treasurer. Mr.. w. B.
Chamberlain, in Des Moines couaty -
AT least that officer should be informed
Of the amounts that may be relic on By
The first day Of June neat. when the Off
GERS Of the Society will meet at Fairfield,
FOR the purpose of consulting upon the
premiums to be awarded, and making
arrangements for holding the Fair on the
25,h Of October next.
Farmers. ii is not only your duty to
become membess Of the State Socle,y.
but you shoula by all means. attend the
Fair. and bring with you something for
exhibitions. - .@E.,-s-ra
As ! hsve not the pleasure Of IN &C.
quaintance with the officers elected, and
was not at the conventions, 1 have no
means Of knowing their respective Pos,
Offices, 1.-THE same not having been pub.
iished among the proceedinss,) they
will. therefore, confer favor on me by
addressing me on the subject. making
any suggestions that may seem to them
advisable for the interest Of the Socie.
~. Respectfully your fellow.citizen,
THOS. W.CLAGGETT,
President State Agricultural Society. 4
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Marx Block.
Forwarding & CommiS'n Merchant,

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
MILL pay particular attention to the Storing, For
w warding and Commission Business. Having
sold out his interest in the House with which he has
heretofore been connected and being in the
pancy Of the large and secure brick Ware and Pork
House, corner Of Pine and Water Stee he will devote
his attention exclusively to the above branches Of
business. Liberal advances will be made Produce
stored with him. Forwarding promptly attended to.
ALSO. sf.sr 0tssaaEf.
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
NJ. B. having had q long experiencsn all branches
Of Commercial business, fatters himself thst hc
render entire sstisfaction to all who favor him with
their custom.
OFFICE in the building. oct2S- '53tf
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The Exhibition at the
Or YST Al PALACE

HAS caused wonders and excitement, on nc
Ii count of It's splendor and grahdt ur- bu
any one who visits and examines The original
visit known Clothing Depot OF HEILBRUN &
SIl.VERMAN, must feel no less aslonished, Of
the careful selection of their great variety oil
Clothing. than their largo and unprecedented
amount Of Fail and Winter stock.
II is not our intention to take the lead Of this
city with putting 10 The public journals, but we
shall endeavor Gas we have always donr) 10 nc.
coInmodate and please our numerous customers
and any and every one who will honor Us with
their patronage.
We do not wish 10 humbug the public. by as.
serlng, that we cen sell for "ess prices than any
city inthe Union, New York moi excepted" tu,
we arc willing TO guarantee that we will sell on
more favors Die terms than any city in the west Gin.
cinnafi mol excepted. As we visit all the Ess.
tern cries semi-snnuaIly, and remain NOT less
than two or three months, TO select our own
stock. aud have il manufactured under our super.
vision, expressly for this market. We therefore,
feel confident in defying competition, no, only in
I0U prices. but IN qualify, either al Wholesale or
Retail, as we feel perfectly able and responsible to
do business upon our own account, consequently,
we purchase Of those who offer the greatest in.
ducement. and sell 10 our discretion. The whole
Of our present stock consists Of NRw Ann FASH.
IoSABLE srrlEs and no last years old stock.
We deem Il xseless 10 give assurances ss regard
prices, Il is enough 10 say, that we will sell cheap
tr than the che1pest-losce than the lowest !; We
therefore moss respectfully solicit The public in
general, and our friends in particular, 10 call and
Examine, not only the largest, but most fashiona.
bic stock Of READY.MADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in he city Of Muscsiine. S
HEILBRUN e. SILVERMAN.
N. b. Remember the Original Clothing De.
'o', east side Of j b. Dougheriy's drug store.
Musca,ine, September. 80, 1853
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Discoy.ed nj Last

A Mystery Explained IA Revolution
Certain Victory is Ours - I
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awakepirg IN
~ inquiry in the minds of all who read it How 10
It that americans have been long and so slavishly
muured in darkness and ignorance on the subject Of
diseaa2 f7 "a 81 ~ : q. Z
DIR, A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM,
rHE GREAT PAsAcsA Of DIsEA.E, +
IL offered to the afflicted Of the States and Territories
for the entire IT Liver Complaints in all stages
Bilious Fever, Ague and Fever. Chronic Lsng Fever
Dsopsieai Affections, Consumption, Bowel Com plants
Diorrhea, Dyseptcry, Rhumatsm, Bleeding Piles,
Blind Piles Scrofuls, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Gsner
Debility, Nervousnsss Costveness, Indigestion, Oh
structed Mepshuaticrs, &c.
r ID. Il. Adams Liver Balsam hss stsod the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years. and has proved to
the most sktica. beyond theshadow Of doubt that II
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DTScOv.
a Erred,
being purely all vsgetable,) for tho permanent cure
Of the above diseases. The most skcpical have b.
come its most s.neuine votaries, and pronounce the
Livr Balsnm to he the
ONLY RELIABLE RARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO rae AFFLICTED, EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials come mp from every track It has made
received by Its use And in submitting ,hir the Liv.
der the
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at once procure one bottle Of DR.. a. L. Adams
The reader 10 referred 70 the Medical Track, found
By making appli alton to the Agent where the Bal
sam 10 sold, giving full epitome Of the cause and
cure OF al diseases. Sold wholesale and retail BY
J. 3. D0UGHERTY. Sole Agent, Muscatine.
Williamson, Port Louisa; Geo. Hutchinson, Grand
view. rar y g. e. SCOTT, General Agent,
No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
Ostober II, lS53-1y.
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WE beg leave to iotsfm the 1cilzcrs of Mus.
wv cali,,r, iowa, its y Guilty, and The public
generally. Thai we have Opened = Ae,4 --AS. q
.ac NEW CLOTHING STORE T
IN his Guy, under HE above s,,lc and ii,m, IN
the new brick block Iliely erected ~ NJ. Thurs.
ton. on Second street. between Iowa Avenue aud
Papp'osc Bridge, North side, opposite John u.
Gordon's store, where we shalt ,,r happy 10 NEE,
customers in want Of articles in cur ie cobs,st-
Ing in very large and fashionable slot K Of
Mems and Boys Clothing. & .a3ylg
Lsdia.rubber and oil clothing. rs paas
Ir,saks and r0lis"s; hats aud copss AZ
Carpet and oiled bags:
Shirts. ,crappers and stlspenders,
Or, eats and handk1ehiets and everything
else appertaining 10 a clothing stove.
GENTLEMAN's FASHIONABLE OUTFIT.
AHtie clothing zoe sell at our vdrious esfabfsh.
menis is made by our oun ,ctoiesaie manu- acfur-
ing house a, 2s9 Main street and 245 Pearl street,
Cinciamah, Ohio, pherc zoe get up superior ar
tiee Of clothing, equal 10 any merchant fnih,r
Dork IN material trimming and workmanship
Our maaufactory is conducted By experienced and
praciiced tcorkn,en on pery ertcaape scale; and
as by our system Of doing business sce hsscn 10
tie least passiJie nsn,5er The interference oJ the
parious denL7s5efWeen producer and ce.,sun,er
vc Gun GUDTd 70 SCH cheaper thdH any hOusc m MS
city, giving customers better 0rfeIe of cloth.
ing FIR less money than any erer offered for saie
IN this city before. a s#aI
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in ready.,na,le clothing are particularly
requested to call aud examine o.r stock sue are
prepared in quaptitv and price 10 sell at sF
WHOLESALE
10 as great advantage 10 buyers can lie met
rth in any city in the Union, New York not
excepted; for, in buying from US. YOU buy
FROM THE MANUFACTURER.
Aud, OF course. save The profits 10 pay the
intermediate dealers moreover, our clothing Is
got up in u superior style. and expressly with
O view to tbs wants oi this western region.
We arc determined aud able 10 take the lead
in our trade IN this city aud respectfully solicit
the patronage of the resident aud travelling com.
muni'y, promising TO use all fair and honorable
means 10 render ourerl,es worthy Of il. BY
calling on US You may soon find out thai all
said above is se-f TE& sW
NO HUMBUG!
As we intend TO establish permanently in this
furnishing city. go ILtt. Iii
RAUH, GJITERMAN 4 CO.
Second street, opposite :. q. Gordon's.
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rs Ans&se . = wafr Tor sAs Wasss.n
Efhask you, Mr.. Jacob. bat Tn not Inclined TO TO-
Houe waen 10 - clumsy, and your team very slow;
4sd the 'twonld make you happy. with your Phillis
= b. year side, 81 NJ
10 @ u sueh "turn out, would b, shocking 70 my
pride.
IL seed 4. To ride In 4 wagon,
An old, rusty wagon,
a squeAkiDg lumber wagon,
Twould be shocking to my pride;
E Beside. q jolting gon,
! never could abide.
And then that "sweet love story, which has weighed
Must b queer sen5stion which effects another pa,t
Your love Il in your stomach and no doubt tits very
20 think, wasoser I'm by your side, Of something
good 10 eat" $3.50 $50
Away with your wagon,
a1se& Your old, rusty wagon, ~ &
Your squeakipg lumber wagon
To you 1t may be sweet:
But in Q common wagon,
! would scorn to take seat. @
fshsps yos may consider that I'm very hard to
Nm. ,ssss; ;. ham, :, s.,,. ,..,,.
So keep your little farm house. and Just 60 and mind
your pillow; $3.50
I'm .s can do bette, f. than to milk ,oa' sr'nd'.
aE-s 49, And ride In . wagon,
An old, rusty wagon,
awgr a s9ueakDg lumber wagon,
With horses from the pillow;
To think Of such . wagon,
1t mortifes me now.
Cd Mike was not % stingy, when he asked mo for
his bride,
~ 70 bring clumsy wagon. and invite me out to
ride: 80
And les not % handsome quite, - you may
deem yourself;
Mink him quite acceptabe-spscially "his pelf."
I'll ride In carriage,
&asfa A fine, eilded carriage,
An easy cushioned carrisgs,
fV3 And own II all myself-
TIL decline a marriage
With old ,Mike-and call his pelf."