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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-03-08

TJNHE SUBSCRIBERS have now on hand a choice
and well assorted stock of every article usually kept in
their line of business which they offer unusually reduced
prices for cash. Among which may be found the following
viz: -
Cheese at Cincinnati Prices wholesale by retail per h.
Oysters by The 721S cenis. n
Sardines by the box 27T - .
Candy, for cash only, l03l +"
J, q. 4 c. ROBERTSON,
feb154 Broadway
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l016 CASKS OLD MADEIRA;
5I " Sherry;
81 Port;
1O1z pipes pure Cognae Brandy, old and fine;
pipes Holland Gin;
Q puncheons Irish Malt Whisky;
10 boxes assorted Cordials;
For sale by [declll Els. CIIEATHAM & co.
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NUNION AND AMERICAN.
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TOR SALE.-A desirable lot in South Nashville con
ainng from TO acres corner of Franklin street and
1. x A. K Il, near the Depot-a beautiful site, Shade
Trees, &c Said lot would make a fine Brick Yard.
Also, beautiful lot in South Nashville of Sum-
mer and Oak streets Apply at No 6S13 Cherry st. TO
a.- R.W. BR0WN,
feb26 Real Estate Agent
GLOVE ONION SETS.
= BUSHELS Glove Onion Sets Just received and for
i l sale low, BY STRETCH ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists College Union SITS
febl4
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An IaUaluGble Book ior % cents. "Eusry j
should hare a Copy"
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REMOVAL
WE have removed TO that magnificent Store Room on
w College St, where are now opening many en-
tirey and beautiful Spring Goods.
W. A. 4 j. G. McCLELLAND,
feb2l 81 No IS, College ST.
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SEQUOYAH HOUSE.
nR. IL. ROBERTSON having leased for term f.1Tef&&
~ OF years this conmodous and centrally To- EiissI
Gated House. situated the corner of Summer EG&H
and Church Streets convenient to the Railroad Depot
now prepared TO accommodate the travelling pnbic and
from fifty to one hundred day boarders He pledges him.
self to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their patronage, ieb26-,riw&wtf
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Publishers, Box 1876, Philada-
Booksellers Canvassers and Book Agents supplied on
be DlOst liberal terms. sept27-ly
Butte record., 1854-11-04
TIE WO0DMAN

Far removed from noise and smoke.
Hark hear the woodman's stroke.
Who dreams not as be fells the oak.
What mischief dire he brews;
How art may shape his .alliOg trees.
In aid OF luxury aud ease =
lie weighs not matters such as these,
But sings, and hack-, and hews
Perhaps, now fell'd by this bold man,
That tree may form the SPRUCE sedan;
Or wheelbarrow, where oyster Nan
OF runs her vulgar rig.
The stage, where boxers crowd in i1eks;
Or else quach's; perhaps. he srochs:
Or posts Tor signs; or BARRIERS b;eeks,
Where sanles tie parsons wig.
Thou mak'st. boll Peasant, on wna. erieFt
The gibbet on which hangs the thief,
The seat here sits the grave lord chief,
The throne, the cob!ers stall.
Thou pamper'st lie in ev'ry stage,
Mak'st fo'lys whims, pride's equipaee,
For children, toys; crutches, Tor age;
And cotfins for us all.
Butte record., 1854-11-04
NUMBrR 81

STRANGE AT ACHMENT.-Our Noung
friend and townsm N, r ,bert w. Wad-
dell, informed us the other dly Of
rather singular insiaacc of an attach
M Mt Of +. pig to horse. NJ. Wadden
Informed us that, while leaving town
few days go, going 70 bis work on the
Alahama and Mississippi Riv : Railroad,
near the edge Of a town. a pig me three
or four months old commenced follow
ing him on his horse, and continued to
d. so until he arrived at home some
twelve miles from town. As he would
increase the speed Of his horse, SO would
the little squeale- increase his speed, and
when 'ie arrived at the Cahawba river
ana led his horse into the fat, the little
aig boldly charged into the fat and took
his position between the borses's feet.
On arriving at home, and placing his
horse IN the stable, nothing wonld salts
iy the pig but he must be admitted into
the stable too. When be caught his
horse and started off again, he shut the
bars to keep the pig in the lot, but that
would not do. The title squealer IN de
a terrible noise, and nothing short of
letting him out would do. He again
commenced following horse Wherever
the horse goTs the pig will GO when tho
horse stops the pig stops. The pig will
pay no Intention to any othr horse, nor
even any person This is the most re-
u'arkable case of attachment existing
between two animals of so distinctive
species as are the horse and hog, that
we ever heard Of, and is an incident well
worthy the naturalist Certainly it
would be considered oninous by some,
and were the attachment of the pig for
Mr.. WaddelI instead of the horse, we
predict that it Indicated that be was not
to suffer soon for bacon.--Alabama Sen.
tsnel
Butte record., 1854-11-04


a SHoRr RoMANcf. The following
romantic iacident is said TO have occur
red few years before the Russi con-
quest OF Armenia. Tn. Sirdar fell vio-
l. ntly in love with beaRtiinl Arneuian
maiden, and demand d her from her
from her parents. Their suppl,cations,
and those OF the girl herself, were una
valling; for, al haagh she ia lover,
she was not formally betrolhed she was
cons quontly carried If to the harem.
Durieg the night h,r lover entered the
palace @ard,n-, in a iow voice m
menced singing beneath The wind ws of
the halem, N the hope that She W ula
hear him. Soon wi dow was op ned
and seme one leaped out Fearing that
his singing had bet aged him. he fl d !:
but as heard nothing more, he csert
back, and found his bcloy 4 caught j.
the branches of tree, whica had 5ra-
ken her descent to h. gro nd H
helped her down, anl b pep
flight, but be ~ ,,verh" i dcy wsre
pursued an caught, nd IA tn o'ni.ii-
Ihev We broanhl be ore thr Si-lir -
VIXEN the latter haii heard he circum-
81 nces of ihe cas-, h exc caimed. v-I
see that in the sight of God you W re
already betroihed. Lovers so true
should n''ver be parted. Live happily
together, and God be with you. ''--Ra-
ro1 Foa Uarthausen's Skctches.
Butte record., 1854-11-04
MECHANICS WIvEs.-Speaking of the
middle rank of life, a good writer OBJ

MECHANICS WIvEs.-Speaking of the
middle rank of life, good writer OBJ
serves ..-
There we behold woman in her glo.
ry not Il doll to carry silk ond jewels;
not puppet TO be fattered by profane
adoration-reverenced to day, discarded
tn-morrow--always jostlcd out of the
place which nature and society would
assign her, by sensuality or contempt
admired but not respected-desired but
but not esieemed-Aruled by passion. not
affection-imparting her weakness, not
her constancy, to the sex she would ex-
alt. the source and mirror of vanity
we see her WIFE, partaking the care and
cheering the anxiety of husband, divi-
ding his tei's by her constant diligence,
sprea ing cheerfully around her; for his
sake sharing the decent re6nements of
the world, without being vain of them,
placing al her JOYS and happiness in the
man she loves. As mother, we find
her the aTectionate and ardent instruct
ress of children whom she has ten ed
from their infancy, training them to
thought and benevolence, addressing
them as ration ! beings, preparing them
t. become men and women in their turn
Mechanick's daughters become the best
wives in the world"
Butte record., 1854-11-04

JUSTICE is the great but simple prin-
clple, and the whole secret of success,
in all government.
H who links be can find within him
self tn means of doing without others,
Is mist ken.
LET an injury Or an insult corrode
in your bosom, for by so doing you in
cr as the injury by your own act
HAPPINESS is a swift-winged fairy,
Ahoia human nature has been endavor-
ing to entrap for ages, but in vain.
A BRIGHT and beautiful bird is hope ;
it Comes 10 US mid the darkness and
the storm, and sings the sweeier song
when our spirits are saddest.
HE that has never known adversely is
hut half acquainted with Others or with
himself. Constant success shows US on
" but one side of the world.
PARTICULAR places becomes dear to
'he hea't # man more general, by the
associations attached to them, than BY
their beauty, convenience ar fertility.
Butte record., 1854-11-04

E2- The art Of the writer can only
be acquired pen IN hand, as that of th.
sw ~ .er mu be learned in the wat, r i.
At h ever risk and however long 'he
'irst 'xaer men may he delayed, the :
sui n both ca-e- Il most una, eidabls
aa ~kw ID Spl of il directed SOW
efs. 9rqpisd with d ar ssing nd unaec-
ess4re f. IS.
Butte record., 1854-11-04

LOVE- o children i always the indica-
of genial na'ure-, pore, unwofn and
unsel6sh h hea t,
Butte record., 1854-11-04

II it tfcsome listea 10 the sal
lis Of # ctation an ianpertin enc-, it is
certi My much more so 10 be nblig to
answer tlem.
Butte record., 1854-11-04

the exertion of climbing. or of a'nort ev
cry other exercise, with sach depriva
ton of air. -Pacife.
Butte record., 1854-11-04

&A- The Pittsburs Democratic 'Union
is answer.ble fer the following Why
saould it be unehrist on Ike for wo-
man the part of 4 man B ca lse sh''
would become = is then.
Butte record., 1854-11-04

FEMALE lNFLUENcE. Il ii We ,ioticcd
says Washington living, that a married
man, faiiias into misio. tune, is more apt
to retrieve his situation III the world
than 4 single one, chiefly b caus. his
spirits are s3othad and anl-a:ed By do.
mestic sndearncnts, and self-rspect
kept alive by finding that though al.
abroad be darkness and hnmili iion, ~
there is still little word Of love at
home Of which he is mon rche6.-
Whereas ii single man is apt to run 10
waste or seli-neglect, to FIJI into rein
Ike eome deserted mansiDn for want of
inhabiiant. | have ,it n had occasion
to mark the foriiudr with wniph women
sustain the most overw hel.nIna reverse
Ih s. disasters which br ak doAn th
spirit uf man and pros.r te him Iats
the dust, seem to call fprlh all tne IN =
gies of the >ofer SIX, and live such in
intrcpidity AM elevation to their C arac
ter. that at times 1t approaches TO SUB
Unity. N1thIng Gun ce m,re touching
han TO heh Id soft a d zen er leilale,
~ Ao hat bS'u al NC hll' flil Vtptu-
dence, and alive to ev ry trivial rough
ness, while treading the prosp' rous
paths Of life, suddenly rising IN mental
force TO be the comforter ana supp irter
of her husband undr mi fortunes, abid
ing with unsh mixing frmnesS the bitter
hlasts Of adyesity As the vine which
has twisted its graceful foliage above thu
oak, and has been lit ed by it in the >un
shine, will. wheE the ha d. pant is riv-
en- By the thund rb,It, ciing ro,nI it
with cares ing lendr.ls ani bnd up is
shattered brow ; so. too, 1t is be uii ly
ordained BY Providence, th woman,
who Is the oun mt and dependent on
man IN his happier hours, should b. h.s
stay and solacc hen sm!tten with sud-
den calamity, winding herseli' into III
rugged reccsses Of his nature, trfd rlv
supporting his dropping head and bind
ing up the broken heart
Butte record., 1854-11-04

II the in ercnurse o. or lif' we are
mo f. qIe tly pleased by our tau IS
III by pu good traits,
Butte record., 1854-11-04

nA- PInlers' accounts are said TO be
lik faith, tn subst nee of things hoped
for, and the evidence of things not seen
Butte record., 1854-11-04

FEMALE vanity often seeks distinction
81 the expense e solil happiness.
Butte record., 1854-11-04

s~ Hope is the last thing thing that
dies in man oud though il be excced-
nsly aseeitiul, yet it is Of good use to
~.
Butte record., 1854-11-04

GT Young ladies, when they are pre-
pairing for walk, ought not to keep the
gentleman waiting half as long as here.
tofore, as they Low put their bonnets
half on.
Butte record., 1854-11-04


Love one human being purely and
warmly, and you will love all
CoNTENrMENT gives crown where
fortune hath denied it.
WERE it not for the tears that fill
our eyes, what an ocean would food our
hearts.
No reproof or denunciation is SO po-
tent as the silent influence of good ex-
ample.
PovERrY wants some, luxury many,
and avarice all things
MODERATION is the silken string run
Ting through the pearl chain Of all the
virtues.
FLATTERY is always mean but to
aatter folly is almost criminal.
Butte record., 1854-11-04

n@- A sewing machine from the Uni
ted States has been bought BY Louis Ma
poleon, it IS said, for l00,0 900 francs, to
make clothes for his army. An Amer
lean, how. yer, j. is also stated, has ar
rived in Paris, and threatens to sue him
for dam ges, as he-the American--al-
! dges that it is an Infringement of his
patent, and that the person VIII sold it
to Napoleon had do right to do SO.
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DR.. j. II NARCHESN'S
CELEBRATED
CATEOLICON.
For the Relief and Cure of Suffering
FEMALES.

1t stands pre-
eminent for itscu
rative powers in
all the diseases for
which it is recon
mcnded, usually
called
Female Conn
plants;
OF these are Pro
Iapsus Uteri, OF
Failing of the
w omb ; Flour al
bus, or Whites
Chronic Imhama
ton and UIcera.
ton ofthe w omb
Incl tai lie
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PATENT MEDICINES,
JUST RECEIVE

n lIINl hLOlNt4NAlJY
JUST RECEIVED!
Colleen's Chinese Liniment.
Pamer's Cosmetic Lotion.
SlabIer's Cherry Expcctorant.
+" DIarrhGd cordial.
I" Worm Mixture.
Bulls SarsuparllIa.
4" King of Pain.
Rowands Fever and Ague Mixture.
Comp. Syrup of Blackberry,
DR.. Anarchists Uterine Catholicon,
Osgood's India Cholagogue,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Old DR.. TOwensends Sarsaparllla,
Guysott's yellow DOcI, aud SaraparilIa,
Wistar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry,
Extract of Moss Rose,
Brants Pulmonary Balsam,
Purifying Extract,
Radway'S Ready Relief,
Rcnovatng ReSolvent,
K. Regulators,
Clrcassiun Balm,
Mcdcated Soap,
Sellers Cough Syrup,
Vermluge,
Liver Pills,
McLaue's Pills,
|ermiuge,
Sovereign Baisam Pills,
Soulc's Balsan Syrup,
kier's Petroleum or Rock OIL,
JayHo's Ague Pills,
Santtive Pills,
AlterutiUe,
Hair Dye,
Hair Tonic,
Vermlrugc,
Expectorant.
Carmnutive Basam,
Lyons Kathalron,
ChrisIie's Galvanic Belts,
Morehead's Magnetic Plaster,
Cholera Syrup,
Stephens Butterscotch,
Wftar's LOzeuges,
Bar ellis Indian Lniment,
" VermiIuge,
Blake's Sanative Pills,
Hollands German Bitters,
Great Western Llniment,
EccIectic LinimeDt,
Nerve and Bone Iinlment,
Magnum BOnum Linimeut,
Liquid OpOdeldOc,
Tar Ointment,
Black Salve,
Browns Jamaica Ginger,
DeGray a. Co.'S. Pills,
Brandreth's Pills,
Lees, Smiths, Whghts, and others Pills,
Badgers Pain Extractor,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Denig's Cough Syrup,
A" Carminative.
Worm Syrup.
Rushton and Clark'S Cod Liver on,
DR.. lIoughton's Pepsin,
Restorative Bilters, &C., at
MILLER'S Drug Store.
Cor. Broadway and Pearl Streets, Jackson Ohio
Feb. l6, 1854. 47-H
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DRY. GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
G<se aS2zG zGIOs
EOs EElE MILLION.

~ HE Subscribers beg leave TO say to thcpco-
< pie of Jackson, and vicinity, that they have
ust opened the largest and cheapest lot Of goods
ever offered in this market, at their store I'M
rncdatey opposite the Court House. Their
large Stock Of
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GUNNEiRES!.
POWDER.

lie also keeps constantly on hand very
ARTICLE Of
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TO the PUBLIC.

Qlll + subscriber having perfected his arrange.
X ments for carrying passengers on his Stage
R-y3sse;SA Route from Chlicolhe to Cali.
polls, viii leave Chillicothe on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'clock in the
morning, aud arrive at Jackson, at II o'clock
NJ, 80 usto connect with the cars, from Jackson
to Portsmouth, which leave ut o'clock 7, NJ.
Stage leaves Jackson at l2l4 T, NJ, and arrive at
Gallipols o'clock P, NJ. Returning leave
GallipoIis, ON Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, ut 4 o'clock A, NJ, and arrive at jackson
at II o'clock NJ, Leave Jackson at l214 P, NJ,
aud arrive at Chi colhe at s o'clock Y, NJ. By
this arrangement 1t will be seen that passengers
can avail themselves of a through route either
way, from Chillicothe or Portsmouth,, as the
stage and cars arriva at Jackson at II o'clock
NJ, oOch day as above. By strict attention to
the wants and comforts Of passengers, the sub
scrlber Soicits share of the public patronage.
A. FRENCH, Contractor.
jackson Aug, 10, 81 20-il '..
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Price 25, SO, and ST. 90 per bottle.
For sale by L. l.. Hughes, Oak Hill; Jared
Stephenson, Winchester; Elias Long Jackson;
Neal a. Rowell, Berlin; Thomas Leach, mis-,
from Jackson; r. H. Chapman, Mabes P, o;
Mr.. Arnold, Steam Mills. .-
March, 9, '54. Sly
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FROM MAJOR VAN BUREN,.

BROTHER OF MARTIN VAN BUREN, EX.PREsIDENT
or THE UNITED STATES.
KINDERnOoK, N. Y, Sept. Doth, 1853
Mr. A. l. SCovILL--DEAR SIR: Having oc-
caSion TO use an Expectorant and Cough Rene
dy last winter, | was recommended by the Rev
Mr., Infancy, of this place, to try the Liverworl
Tar and ChanchaIagua | did SO, and think |
was greatly benefited by it. and do heartily re
commend it as Cough Remedy
l.. VAN buren,.
kINDEnHooK, n, Y, sept. 20, 1858.
fully concur in the above statement.
FRED X. TIFFANY,
Rector Of the Episcopal Church.
Would it be Possible
for such men of high standing to be induced to
deceive the poor cOnsumptive
u Be sure and ask for DIR Rogers Lverwort,
Tar and Canchalagua, and let no other be palm
ed upon you.
For sale by T. l.. Hughes, Oak Hill Jared
Stephenson, Winchester; Elias Long, jackson:
Neal a. Rowel Berlin; Thomas Leach, miles
from Jackson; r. IL. Chapman, Mabes P, 0,
Mr., Arnold, Steam Mills.
March 8, "a 50-ly
PAIN! PAIN! PAIN!
Who would not sullor with pain one single
hour tor the price OF "a bottle OF DR.. Bakers Pain
Panacea
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea.
For the cure Of pain both external and intern
al ! The greatest pain. curing remedy yet dis
covered ! Pain cannot exist where this remedy
is faithfully used
One Single Dose.
Has gi Ell immediate relief in thousands of ca.
ses, where persons were suffering with the most
eXcrutiuting pain, both in The stomach aud bow
els Others of Cramp Collie others of Cramp
throughout the whole system others of violent
attacks of Diarrhua
One Single Application
viii give (almost) instantaneous relief in C, ses
of Burns, Toothache, Headache, Painful swell.
imgs, ana inilammatOry rheumatism, il it is APP
piled according to directions
Give it One Fair Trial.
And if you do not find II to be what It Is recon.
mended, go back to the Agent and get double
the amount Of money refunded We make this
offer, knowing that what this medicine has done
in thousands of cases, it will do again.
In Chronic Diseases,
Such as Dyspepsia, Weak Breast, Liver Com
plant, General Debility, Fever and Ague,
Canker or sore Mouth, Putrid sore Throat weak
Eyes, Spine and Kidney Disease, Old sores,
Coughs aud Colds.
In the above named diseases it only needs to
be faithfully used, according to directions, and
a cure is certain
Get Pamphlet
or our Agent. There you will find we'll au
lhenticated evidence of its great healing prop
critics; and when you have once used the med-
clue you would not be without it for ten times
ltsprice.
Denounce it lIumbug!!
We call upon those who are deceived by the
use of this medicine, TO denouhce ii to the
world, and as impOstors, ii it is not all we re-
commend it to be, that others may not be de-
ceived by worthless article.
RecoIect the genuine is signed Q. R. BAKER,
NJ, d. .-...... .....-. ......... ..
Price 25, SO, and ST. 90 per bottle.
For sale by L. l.. Hughes, Oak Hill; Jared
Stephenson, Winchester; Elias Long Jackson;
Neal a. Rowell, Berlin; Thomas Leach, mis-,
from Jackson; r. II. Chapman, Mabes P, o;
Mr.. Arnold, Steam Mills. ...r
March, 9, 50. Sly
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morrhogc, or FlooOng; Painful, Suppressed
and Irregular Merstruaton, &c, with all their
accompanying evils, Cancer excspted,) no mat
ter how severe or how long standing
The Cathoicon far surpasses other remedies,
in being more certain, less expensive, and leav
ing The system in a better condition. Let I'll
interested call and obtain pamphlet (free) con.
tanning ample proof from the most RESPECTABLE
sources, Of the beneficial results Of its use to-
gelher with letters from highly experienced
Physicians, who have USED it in their practice,
and sneak from their own observations.
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JACKSON CLOTHING STORE
MAIN STREET, JACKSON, ONO.
H, LEHMAN,

@N1 ISHES it kept before the people, that he
VIZ has now on hand the most splendid lot Of
Ready Made
SUMMER AND FALL CLOTHING.
And is Offering to the people Of Jackson and
vicinity, at the lowest prices, the most FASH
iOnabIC Styles, and most approved and
fashionable Goats, Pants, and Vests Handker-
chiefs Suspenders, Check Shirts. Drawers, Cra-
vats Stocks, Fine Shirts, Gloves, Socks, and
Undershirts. And anything and everything
pertaining to a lirst-rate Cloth ng Establish
ment, including fine assortment Of the spring
style of Hats aud Caps of every variety !
Trunks, Carpet sacks, etc.
And as am dealing with the most extensive
Merchants in Cincinnati, my Goods are war
ranted to be good.
July 6, 81. l5-tf
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R. LLOYD & CO.,

WAREHOUSE.
No 3, BUCKEYE Block, FRoNr STREET,
PORTSMOU III, ONO.
TTAVE just received their extensive FALL
STOCK, consisting Of I'll the latest styles
and fashions Our stock having been pur.
chased direct from the manufacturers, prlnc.
palIy for cash, with great care In the selection
Of quality and sizes adapted TO tho Western
trade, we arc enabled TO offer superior induce
menta this Fall, and are determined not to be
undersod by any regular house either In New
York, Philadelphia or Baltimore.
Ia addition to our extensive stock of Boots
and Shoes, will he found large and Iell select
ed stock of
HATS AND CAPS,
saiiabls for the Fall and Winter Trade. Mer-
chants and Furnace Owners visiting our city,
sreinvited to call aud examine lof themselves
Sept. II, 50 25-ly