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Notice.

desire to obtain some information from a
sister, Cher maiden name WAS Dorcas Hacket)
who has been absent from Colchester three
years this mouth We are all anxious TO hear
from her She is thirty-eight years old light
complexion, light hair, and light blue eyes.
This is as near rs ] can describe her She
left the place with her husband Bcnon King.
| think that his father and mother lived in
lIardwick don't know but they are dead
they were old people.
CYNTHIA FULLER.
Middlebury, Aug. 0, 1854. I7;3w
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1i'W crbi5H AZ lHddhbnry on 2amS}ag,
august 2ih-Oa tic Ear Gr0RHd. Doors
0pcH al Z. NJ
The Giraties Colossus and CLEOPATRA
Male and Female.
The male being Is feet in height, the fe-
male some 1G feet, and are pronounced by
competent judges more superior in size and
formation TO any before seen in Europe or
America These interesting animals will be
exhibited in connection with the largest col
lection of living animals ever Offered for in
spcction. Consisting ftwo Elephants Lions,
Tigers, XcbraS, Leopards, Lamas, aud every
species almost Of prominent imported ami
mails and birds. for the small charge Of % cts.
g No money taken at the door Of the
Mcnagcric Admission only by ticket.
In this extensive collection Of animals will
be found two living Giailcs, or Camceop-
ards, male and female Elephants, Hannibal
and Queen Ann-the former weighing ,320
lbs African Panther, Java Tiger, Brazilian
Tigers, two Asiatic Lions and LioncsS, a fri
can Lions, Black African Leopard, Asa'ic
Lcopards, South American Panther, African
Zebra, Royal Tiger and Tigrcss, American
Bears Poouah Bear of Ilindostan, the great
Russian Bear, Burmese Cow, Lama, or Al
paca, English Stag, Chinese Sheep, Gael,
Monkeys, &c, together with large variety
OF Birds, viz, MacawS, Storlis, Grown Cranes,
Cockatoos, Parrots, Silver and Golden Pleas
ants, Pcgcc Owl, &c
Also, the Performing Animals Of
MIR. LANGWORTHN,
Viz pair of Lions and Lioness pair of Rov.
al Bengal I igcrs, Jaguar, Cougar, Leopards,
Tiger and Panther
rg~The Royal Bengal Tigers are the
finest sDrcinpus cvcr pxhilitf,f, t,,d tb,
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ALSO,
Bourdaloue in the Court of Louis XIV.
The Preacher and the Kirg;

Or, Bourdalouc in the Court Of Louis XIV
Being an Account of the Pulpit Eloqucnce
of thar distinguished Era. Translated
from the French Of l.. Bungcner Paris :
twelfth edition. With an Introduction by
the Rev. George Pots, D. D., New York
l2mo., Z p.
This work has attained Il wide popularity
in France, having passed through Thirteen
editions. IL ga work possessing rare in
tcrcSt
NOTICES or THE PRESS.
10 combines substantial history with the
highest charm Of romance; the most rigid
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as a valuable contribution to the cause not
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Of almost every cripton-Puriian Re
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A very delightful book 1t is fall Of inter
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and profitable sentiment-N y CommcrcidR.
1t is a volume AT once curious. instructive
and Fascinating The interviews of Bonrda-
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IT is full of ufe and animation and CONVEYS
graphic idea Of the state Of morals and re-
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Ill.,
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BURNING OUT STAIN-A cores.
pondent of the Boston Post says that i'm
the tn destruction of Greytown, Capt. Hd.
Inns has burnt out stain on our IA.
tional character" This burning Iout
stains is bad way. 1t is apt to lbavo
scar larger and deeper than the odgin.
vi defect.-Pyov. Journal
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BARRE ACADEMY.

The Fall Term will begin on Thursday,
August 81.
Board, inclusive Of room, washing and fuel
50 per week.
S. sPAULDING, Principal
Barre. Aug 5, 1854. lG;3w
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\. A. SAWIN,
WA. &. MUNSON, }Comm.
LEVI HASSELTINE, NJ. d. J
Bristol, Vt, Aug 10. 1851 17;3w
0YALT0N ACADEMY.

The Fall Term will begin ON Wednesday,
September 9Th.
TEACHERS
EDWARD Z STONE, A g.. Principal
ALoNzo 4 DFMING, A. y, Teacher of
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Miss ISABELLA liueLBrT, ltrccptrcss.
Miss Frances J. Porter Assistant
CHARLES GonElLLE, Teacher &C French.
GEORGE W, WILDER, Teacher of Piano,
Guitar, @ gan and Thorough Bass
THos. II. AcwooD, Teacher Of ocal Music.
Miss L HrT, nNsoN, Teacher Of Drawing
and Painting.
s. l.. Lyman, Teacher Of Pcmuansiip.
The institution no .H eIcafl, increased
facilities for obtaining ahlowlcdge
# French, Music, Z. ... Drawing as
$751; u aS tio more sol Iran. les Another
Aca' l'l'idiug. much larger and more
couy 'n the one now occupied. will
Ire GO .r. before the commencement of
the f. '.lm. thorough and systematic
course. studies las been prepared, aud the
c'a>sif M 3, of the school viii occur ut the
]" ginning the ncAt term. A. preparatory,
thorough knowledge Of Geography. llisto-
r' Of L States. English Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic, Reading and Spell.
ing, is required There sill be PREPARATORY
department connected with the Academy, in
which students may pursue their studies in
the school roam, and under the direction of
one or more of the Teachers Students Gu
t,'rine ilic regular course should be at least
fourte yeats Of age and present testimoni-
as Of good character and studious habits
They may he admitted to AN advanced stand
ing II prepared to sustain an examination in
the previous studies ofthe course or an eouiv
alcnt Those who complete either the Eng
l1s1 COX. al -
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al arrie0,

In this town, on the 9th ult, by Rev. T.
A. Merrill, Mr.. JoHs KNAPP, of Benson, to
MIS- HENRIETTA MARTIN, Of this town
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DEMOCRATIC
DISTRICT CONVENTION

The Democrats Of the first Congressional
District are requested TO meet al the Court
House, in Middlebury, on Friday, the 18th
day Of August, inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ for
the purpose of nominating a candidate for
Representative TO Congress, TO be supported
at the ensuing election.
\ I. c. Tucker,
\ j. A. S. White, nj, com
MARVIN DOLE, ! ''' ''~'
LLDAH Ross,
Aug. ], 1854. l6,2w
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MEXICAN Minister |" "cooru"'cO WIN
the iate treaty
That chronic apparition, the sea SER
pcnt. hps made bis appearance off tho
coast Of Massachusetts,. The New Bed
ford Standard says he is apparently a
hundred and thirty feet long. with two
large humps upon his back about ten
feet apart.
;. o... -,
Nv Is stated ' 'na' o'r's' anu n'lio are
"oo"' ~ '"u'o oNe' ." Us i"'"o''''o'9
Mr. oni Mrs. Blo"mer af'r' az I'm
successful attempt to make tho Western
lIomc Fisitoy newspaper pay, have SOLD
out the establishment at Mount y ON.
O. ava ,a-tcd to the far Wce' .s'tch
of ietra
.a..-.. ..c..o,. ..o Nation,
VI" f..,,' o , -,u.,1,.al
~ W.: " to,.
y;tLor. srf...,. .; Il. rlantc, ,rL, IA
NOT cx,.,o.. his roo at the roural Of
tbc Missour; Co,nnromise
~ ". ,r.a. n >..
- ~ w '""0.Y W ','
MS useu Vi u u.s. o2".'S wy '.o V,o
i mus s"I' sNoe ~ nun w I T';lon Oo''
i'se, n'aoo nu VIZ wv tT'a'''ono .,.
recommended to and oxrectod If crorr
Don. ~" H. 20 - $780,.
onv If its form,n
Src 6o-nAud each AssjJuvl Pro.
fessor before onterinp on the duties Of
MS once sna., SUBSCRIBE ~ inc pook 10
ne proViuec ,netoio', d uooi"f"'ion l"
Tue TorIs loiIow,ug' ~ w .. Ill, 49,:
soieninly p.o'nisc 'n": l win net
,ner use 'opacco III a"y Vi us i'riis' 80
lchg as l continue 10 receive 'he aVn'is
1i an nS ,, iro.essorsn,P' ipun 1,,:
py 'ne ueeu VI I[uS' e1e e py h"-
P""io' wy. p"u lam" IL, ~ wv ~ 'i.'
'us.ee' y, o"'on Ooi''So' oo'I ny ua'o
.ne %T'" Jay o' Decci,oor, io'c' ana
'"a' ",'' u'soo"i'So '"e us' VI 'u'''
ar.icies'
The PRICE OF "GLoRi. LORD John
Russell stated, in speech III the House
OF Commons on the evening OF the Z4th
ult., that England's actual expenses OF
the war against Russia, so far,amounied
to about t2,OOO0O0 And on tho same
evening her Majesty sent In message
to Parliament, asking for an additional
credit OF three millions to carry on hos
tilities.
E-The Germans arc getting MP
new secret societies. called the Human
itarians." The society is opposed to
slavery. aristocracy. Jcsuitism. aud re-.
ligious bigotry. stringent Sabbath laws.
stricts indiviJu,l liberty bwt will h. in
favor of temperance as habit and will
exclude those members who get intoxi-
Gated.
IEProf Stowe. who has VOW reg.
istcred in heaven not to shave his beard
until the fugitive slave law is repealed,
has now upon his face and chin growth
ct human heece winch makes him rescm-
olG one W .ne ancisnt Pa'rlarchs; lie
sho",a hs 20 Snth her Mr ~" ,bd r roo I"% 10
,ho ia, :, ,.ll I b. a.' Ia Wv .'pe"' " "
ehcarJ;D, rho ion n h;s dona "@' "
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In this village on the 10Th inst JEsfE
PARMrLEy, son Of b. G. and +. L Nichols,
aged months
In Salisbury, Aug 9th, ELyrY L. SMITH,
only child of Oliver II and lydia Smith,
aged II months and T. DAYS.
In New Haven, on the T.h inst, IILrAn
SMITH, Wiz Of Dea. David Smith, aged "a
years
MR. horn in Goshen, CT, in thg
year Il romoved with the family of her
father v lam Nash, Sen, TO New Haven in
1900 A iu her life She had faithfully cx-
emplifcd the religion of Jesus so in her de-
parturo she was sustained Ivy calm and nm
wavcring trust in the Great Rcdrcmcr.
In Dunkrk Dane Co Wis, July oath, Mr.
EpHRAiM LtrAND, aged 70 years and July
25'l, Mrs. Ar GAiL NJ. LFLAND, wife Of the
preceding, aged 20 wears both Of Cholera.
In Madison, Wis July a0th, CHARLES 5.
Amor, son-i-laW Of DR. joel Rice, of Bird
port, 20 4 formerly Of that place.
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NO. II!

CHOLERA MoRBUs, Diarrhca Summer
~ Complaints, &c, can be speedily releiv-
ed and most cases cured, by prompt use OF
this valuable medicine. No person should
be without 1t, as it saves many from n long
and dangerous sickness. Sold only by
If. A. SHELDON.
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This School is located in the pleasant
and retired village Of Bristol, five miles from
the Rutland & Burlington Railroad, and Of
ters superior Advantages to those desiring n
healthy and attractive place for the pursuit
of study. Accommodations suitable and
tasteful, have been provided by the citizens
for the school, and all proper encouragcments
will he offered to those seeking temporary
home among us
Board, or rooms without board, may be Sc
cured at reasonable prices.
The patrons feel assured from past sue
cess, that u permanent school will he main
tanned here, which shall warrant tine conf
dcnce and continUeG patronage ofthc public.
F"i further particulars address the Com
mitttc.
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SINGERS SEWING MA HINES

Which are the only SEWN. Machines of
any utility which can be used without ma
king the owncr,liablc to n suit for infringe
mcnt of patented privileges. are still sold at
REASONABLE PRICES,
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Notice.

IN Ot1CGs
To Nhom ii may concern: Whereas, NV
Wife, Hannah ii. Scllick, has left my bed and
board without any just cause or provocation
therefore, this is to forbid all persons har-
boring or trusting her on my account, as |
shall pay no debts Of her contracting after
this date. DAVID SELLICK.
Middlebury, July 3d. 1854. l7,6m
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EE T. s. Pierson. who was indicted
last June, for burning his store and
goods. was arrested by Sheriff Church
on Monday night, the 18th inst, while
attempting to escape into New York
He is now lodged in Jail
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AUGUSTA MARKET.

Augusta, May ID.
During the Spring merchants have done a
large business with their friends in Georgia,
Tennessee and Alabama. The stocks gen
orally are still well assorted and the Whole
sale Houses are doing fair bushes in filling
orders.
Cofee is selling at la a I2lc for common to
fair qualities. Principal sales l2t l2gc.
Sugar-Common and fair New Orleans and
Cuba Sugar is selling at 8 n &c; common
Clarified Sugar about &c; fine and choice in
barrels a SIC.
Moiasses--Cuba about 26c in hhds.; New
Orleans Molasses and Syrup in bbls 81 3Oc
ISah-Per sack Sl,4O, stocks large.
Ricc-Fresh sc per ID. Nails SIC.
Wackerel-No. 3 about $40 per bbl.; No 9
SIG and No. $40. Small packages higher
in proportion.
Dry Gooas-The business in this line has
been unusually large here during past Win
ter, and we feel assured that orders sent them
during the Summer will be filed ON satisfac-
tory terms. The stocks of Drugs, Crock
cry, Hardware, Shoes, Hats and Summer
Clothing are large as usual.
Prodtce-Tennessee and Georgia superiine
Flour finds purchasers at $3.50 IS per Dbl.
Bacon-Thc demand for this article is now
active and has slight upward tendency
Principal sales of past few days re hog round.
Some small sales Of extra quality about 7sc
Lard is getting scarce here. Consignments
of good article would sell at Zoe.
Corn at soc per bushel, sacks included.
Cor Peas 81 per bushel.
Feathers dull sale at 40 a 43c.
Coton-The decrease in supply of this nrti-
Gle since September LIST last at al, the ports,
corresponding with previous year is $4,000
bags. Yours, truly,
BAKER 4 WILCOX.
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ChancerV Sale Of Land

DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery
l. Court ut Athens, at the February term,
1854, in the case Of Pleasant NJ. Miller, Adj
ministrator of McCampbell Atchley, decd
against the Widow and Heirs of said Me-
Campbell Atchley, will sell on the premises
in McMlnn county. on the Goth day of June
next, the following described pieces, parcels
or tracts of Land. to wit: Beginning on the
Southeast corner Of section thirty.three, frac-
tional township three, and range 3, West Of
the meridian, in the Hiwassee district, Me-
MINI county, being the South quarter Of said
section. Also thirty acres at the top of the
ridge and fifteen rods down the North side
and thence n straight direct line to the North
east corner of the said quarter, the same be-
ing the tract of land on which the Widow
Atchlcy now lives. One hundred dollars Of
the purchase money will be required in al
vance, and the balance in twelve months
bond and security will be required, and lien
retained on the land until paid.
WIN. LOWRY, G. d. W.
may O. lS54-td Prs fee $3.50 295
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Judicial Election.

T WILL open and hold an Election Mt the
i usual place of voting In all the Civil Dis.
trits OF McMinn county, on the 4th Thursday
Of May, 1874. for the purpose of electng
three judges Of the Supreme Court Of Ten
nessee; one for the Eastern; one for the
Western; and one for the Middle DIVISION
One Attorney General for the State; one
Judge and one Attorney General for the Sd
Judicial District, and one Chancellor for the
9Th Chancerv Division.
The following is the llth section Of the
act under which this election is held.
SEC. II. BE it FURTHER enacted, That in
voting for Supreme Judges of the State, every
voter shall prefix to the name of each candi-
date on his ticket, the words EASTERN, WEST
ERN or MIDDLE DIVISION to denote the grand
division of the State for which he desires
each candidate elected. And the person re-
ceiving the highest number Of votes for any
division shall be declared one Of the Judges
of the Supreme Court of Tennessee.
THOMAS STEPHENS,
Nav Std Sheriff of McJfinn county.
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Lost or MiSlaid

pY one of the undersigned, TWO NOTES
ID OFHAND signed by Bell Il Wetmore-
one dated nth May, 1853, and payable to the
order Of J. II. Pelton, at the Branch Bank of
Tennessee at Athens four months after date
for (sl,546 81 fifteen hundred and forty six
dollars and sixty one cents; the other dated
Feb. 7, 1854, and payable to the order of NJ.
W. Wetmore, four months after date at Branch
Bank of Tennessee at Athens, for (Sl,702 So
seventeen hundred and two dollars and eigh
ty-tive cents. All persons are cautioned
against trading for said Notes, as they have
been lost or mislaid and other notes given in
lieu of them. MOSES W. WETMORE,
ROB'T ii. WELLS.
Also, n Note of hand drawn by Lewis lIauf,
at Nashville, on January lst 1858, due Is
months after date, for Sls7 80, to the order
of W. II. Wetmore, Guardian, payable at one
of the Banks at Nashville, and endorsed by
Il. II. " els All persons are cautioned
against trading for said note.
W~WETMORE
az Nav 1Srt-ot
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GIVE THEM A TRIAL.

Mercenary persons have in so many in
stances succeeded in foisting upon the COM
munity worthless preparations claiming for
them great medical virtues. that a great many
individuals refuse to take any thing not sane
toned by a physician: This sanction has
been bestowed upon STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT and DlARRHEA
CORDIAL in more than five hundred instan-
ces. Indeed many medical men who know
their medical men who know their virtues
regularlarly prescribe the Expectorant in
cases of Coughs, Colds, and diseases Of the
respiratory organs, which come under their
care. And. in all diseases of the bowels, too,
such as Diarrhea. the Diarrhea Cordial is
prescribed by then with the utmost conf
dence in its beneficial effects. Give these ex-
cellent medicines trial. See advertisement
in another column. and descriptive pamph.
lets, to be had gratis Of the agents. Price Of
each, only 30 cents, or six bottles for $3.50.
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OBITUARY.


DISCRETIONARY 9Th inst, at the residence
of his brothcr.n law, Henry Donehoc's, Ball
Play, Monroe county, Tennessee, Mr.. Geo.
i. Glenn, son Of s. Glenn, Esq, in the 18th
year OF his age. The circumstances of Mr..
Glcnns death were painfully distressing, the
cause being compression of the brain from
etfusion, the Uranium having been slightly
fractured ut its base, occasioncd by an acct
dental fall. Mr. q. was born, and raised in
Monioe countNand received an education at
Maryville, Tennessee. In his death we are
iorcbly reminded Of "what shadows we are
and what shadows we pursue" Prior
to the occurrence of this fatal accident, he
was,in vigorous health, and prime of man.
hood; surrounded by every thing that renders
life desirable. A kind and ntlectionate wife,
two lovely children, doating parents, and Il
fond and only sister, with Il host OF adj
hiring friends. Kind, aiIrciiona,c, generous,
warm-hcarted and liberal to fault. OF Mr..
Glenn it may be truly said that his ''hcart
overlooked with the milk ofhuman kindness"
His death has caused Il vacuum in the circle in
which he moved, that cannot be easily sup
piled. J. Il. q.
~ Loudon Free Press, and Raleigh Reg
lister, please copy.
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MACON MARKET.

Macon, May 16.
Arrivals of Bacon, Lard, Flour and Grain
for the past week have been light-sales heavy
prices firm-stocks light.
Bacon-Sales ready, hog round, It 7!c;
clear sides s ste.
Lard-Scarce, demand good, s! Dc.
Corn-Stocks light, sales heavy, 90c.
Oats scarce, so a 53c.
Peas scarce demand good, 81 81, 10.
Meal scarce, demand good. 81 a 9Oc.
F2our-Stocks light, Tennessee brands 81 n
s7l.
Feathers scarce, 81 n 40c.
Hay-Good Tennessee Sl1 a Sls per cwt.
TJJacco-Kentucky II Ice.
Beef Cattle on foot &C.
Dried Fruit-Peaches, peeled, 2t 2!c; Ap-
piles, peeled, rs soc:
Buiter-Good articles, IA to Ice.
Eggs IA n l5c per dozen.
Cofee-Rio l2a n l3c.
Sugar-New Orleans, Sc.
Molasses-Per hid, 80 80.
Cotton-Sales light, SIC.
Exchange on New York ]; on Savannah and
Augusta per cent.
Respectfully,
Commission Merchants, Macon, Ga.
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CANDIDATES.

~ We are authorized to announce Gen
/. NJ. CAMPBELL, of Brownsville, as can.
didate for the office Of Attorney General and
Reporter for the State.
rs-We are authorised and requested to an.
nounce WIN. +. COOPER, OF Nashville, as can
didate for Attorney General and Reporter for
the State.
n55- We are authorized anu requested to
announce the name OF Hon. JNo. c. GAUr, of
Bradley county, as a candidate for Judge of
the Circuit Court in the Third judicial Circuit,
at the enusing election in May
r5ss" We are authorized to announce .TNo
A. MlSyis. ESD, as candidate for the office
of Chancellor in the 5th District, composed
of the counties of BlOunt, Monroe. Roane,
McAIinn, Fentress, Overt6n. White, Van Bu-
rem. Bledsoe, Marion, Hamilton, Rhea, Meigs
Bradley and Polk.
rs3- We are authorized and requested to
announce d. c. TnEwnl1r, Esq, of Hamilton
county. formerly of Bradley, as a candidate
for Attorney General of the Third Judicial
Circuit. at the ensuing May election.
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce G. W. RowLEs, Esq, Of Bradley
county, as n candidate for Circuit Judge, in
the Third Judicial District at the ensuing
election in May,
~ We are authorized and requested to
announce G. W. BRIDGES Esq, of McMinn,
as a candidate for Attorney General in the
Third Judicial District.
~" We are authorized and requested to
announce SAMUEL TURNEY, Esq, of White
county, as a candidate for Chancellor in the
Fifth Chancery Division
czy- We are AUTHORISED and requested to
announce 7. NIXON VAN DYKE, Esq, as II can
didate for Chancellor of the Fifth ClIanccry
Division, at the election in May.
sss- We are authorized and requested to
announce DO. W. BELL, of Nashville, as a can
didate for Attorney General and Reporter for
the State, at the ensuing election in May.
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Iron Railing and Ornamental
IRON WORK.

TNIIE subscribers respectfully inform the
l. citizens Of the United States. that they
are prepared to fill up orders for all kinds Of
Iron Work, such as ratings for Public or Pri-
vatc Parks, Gardens, Steps, Balconies, We
randahs, Cemeteries, &c. Also, Settles, Chairs,
Tables, Grey Hounds Cast Iron Lambs, New
foundand Dogs, Iron Stairs. Doors, Shutters,
Guards, Gates, and all kinds of ornamental
and architectural Iron Work
They pay particular attention to enclosing
cemetery lots, having the largest and hand
assortment of patterns of any estab-
lishment in this country. Persons desiring
to make selection of patterns and know the
cost of work, by addressing the subscribers,
will receive, hy return of mail, printed de-
signs OF work and list Of prices. All orders
entrusted to us will receive prompt attention.
HOOD IL CO.,
No. l2l North Tenth ST., Philadelphia
may r. lS5I-jt 294