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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE.
THIS well known Hotel situated WITHIN few steps 80
OF the passenger landing of The Western and 5',,
Atlantic railroad is open under the supervision Of s-
Thomas Crutchicd, assisted BY Mr.. j. W T. BrysOn and
Lady. This House while under the control of Colonel J. j.
Griffin acquired very high reputation first class hotel
The present proprietor having secured the services of Col
GTlnS barkeeper and having his excellent
cook and house boy and having furnished the house entirely
anew hopes TO retain It's high reputation and merit public
patronage Passengers be accommodated with unn
bus TO aud from the boats. THOS. CRUTCHFIELD
feb2l-ly Proprietor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

" 4
UST received a splendid assortment Of Gold Paper,
81 Gold and Velvet Borders and Plain Satin Papers for
Parlors, Halls, &C. together with large 10: of Window
Curtain Paper, new patterns wide Green Testers, &c.
~ On hand, large assortment OF ungldzed papers,
from 10 to 25c per bolt.
kLAC[IS & GORBEY.
No. 90 College street. next door to The Sewauee House
B.-Paper-hanging done IN The be. mlnnsr. Loc.2
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To TRAVELLERS GOING NORTH.
United States Mail Lime

NE " OItA <4-'1I CLi-i4t4~! 4 w sCI.J4i-
WEERL Y STEAL SHIP LINE
sCEA LEAVES Adger's Wharyes every Saturday
and Wednesday, after tie arrival of the
-sassT.s5-5ss from the South aud West.
On Saturday, the new and splendid steamer JAS. Ad
ger, 1900 tons J. Dickinson, Commander-J.a Marion,
l,20O tons, W. Foster, Commander.
On Wednesday the Union, l,5)0 tons Richard Adams,
Commander 1000 tons, Thos EwaD, Com
nlgnder.
These steamers are unrvaed on the coast for safety,
seed and comfort Experienced and courteous COmman-
ers, and tables supplied with every luxury will insure
Travellers by this line every possible comfort aud
Es&daion
For freight passage having elegant State Room Accom-
nEodatons, apply at the Office Of the Agent
septl5 HENRY MUSHROOM.
CornerEast Bay and Adger's Sou Whafyes.
Cabin S25. S!eeTdge IS.
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STORING COTTON.

DERKINS & CLACK-Are now prepared to re-
4 ceVe, and snip COTTON Liberal advances made
to cOusignmentS. Oct2.
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MGRE NEW PT6EnFS

MORE NEW PIAE0ES.
XNTEhave received by recent arrivals nine e-rFl
w more ofhosC unrivaled PTASoS, made lzz1ss-s
byJ b. Durham and Adam Stodart / Co, oil II
various sly lies and sizes which VIII be sold low tor
cash good drawing interest," md warranted to give
satisfaction in every respect.
apr29 w. 7. ii. GREENFIELD 4 co.
DAGUERREAN STOCK AND PICTURE ESTABLISH
EETT.
DOBYyS 4 YEAROUT Nashville, Tennessee, College
~ Street.
DoBYNs 4 HALL, Louisville Ky.
DoBYNs & RICHARDSON MUrs>ewet, New York.
DoBYNs & SPAULDING, St LOUIS, Mo.
DoBYNs & lEARoUT MeTphIs, Tenn.
DoBYNs 4 HARRINGTON New Orleans.
Atany of the above establishments You procure
fine Pictures be had in any city ofany desired style
or finish as have every improvement, and expect TO
keep up with any and all Improvements We prepared
in either city to furnish artists with every article used in the
art Our arrangements such, furnish stock
the most reasonable terms. . DOBl Ms co.
N B-Pctures taken in any kind Of weather and of de
ceased persons at ali times.
auEl1-u D.&tO.
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w have hand large and beautiful stock OF Ladies'
w DRESS GOODS such plain, checked aud GTos
oade Sk-, SIX Robes Berages and Bcrage Robes aud
large at beaifh French Musns all Of which viii be
sold extremely low for cash 10y
aug4 STEVENSON 4 WHITE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

4 OGSE-t L i.NtSliiksi <sOODS.-Ne have usI
L received large stock Of DaIasE Linen Sheets aud
lAnen ShGengr, Table DSna>ES, and large lot of Plain
Linen Napkins and Danask Towels which VIA he sold yery
low for cash bv augl STEVENSON 4 WHITE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

COLD LEAF AND FOIL.-Io ounces Abbey's
VI best Gold Leaf; Is Packs best Gold Leaf Received
and for sale low by oct20 EWIN BROTHERS.
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nRENCn NEEDLE lYORKN.-SrEYE,

x i RITE have just received very large stock OF
French Needle Works such Collars Sleeves Chinzetts
ilandkerches, Edgings, InsertngS Ribbons &C, which
they se!ing al reduced prices for cash
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

ZINC WHITE PAINT.-50 kegs received and for
II sale low This article is said be much superior to
White Lead in briancy of color, durability in exposed
situations, and all the purposes which the latter applied
and costs but little 1t coming largely into use in
the eastern cities. oct20 EWIN BROTHERS.
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nR. l.. :. WOODWARD.-0lfc No. 3 Cherry
- street. three doors north of Church street. has
taclne Matter OF The very best quality which he viii sup
Pg " we PROGRESSION generally, oct6-lY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

ITAFE on hnni large and desirable stock of STAPLE
Ii AND FANCY DRY GOODS, which they will sell
they then Fall purchases An Of YOU WHO ike good
bargains give them a call au.r4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-13

HERMAN y. SARONI.
Professor of Vocal Music, Instrumental Music and
Composition.
TKRss-One Dollar Lesson payable quarterly Letters
addressed as above, will meet with prompt attention.
feb Ply.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-28

MosrY ksprnt Madrr.--AH old WOMAN in
MA ss sSd ia only Two psnee half beav 3 s.
SUSPICION Of poor gill who lived With her, and
who solemnlZ aeelaEsS she 3, knew nothing Of her
aminipr her, asmagpis which the. cid woman
kept, repeatedly cried, ry hi7e more yst1-pH
hide more net -striKing his bill against the
floor. ia one place 20 often, that he, attracted
|Ihotice, aud a cnrpenter was sent Tor to take mp
the plank III was fastened with, a web
cesied sprina, and more than 89oo was found
under itlINTkf ~
- ~ e"-l 10, !. dlLL M a.nnnl NL NaiA
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To the Manufacturers. Mechanics, Artists,
"a Inventors, and others, Sf the United states.

To the Manufacmrnrs, Mechanics, Artists,
Is Inventors, and others, 81, the United states.
.nNthe sth day OF FEBRUARY, 1856. Will be
~ conishentedg in the haisyf the S>tiths6,liun
Efsfsf sfson, in The ocity ofsWashinetor Grand
Exblbition of the Products cfthe Taste, Skill
lE6,srprise ana Industry Of tke Afperican People,
This Exhibition WI be gotten UP ~ the Metro
zi;,d1 Mscfa,,scsa fnstituft butthe design IL not
Is Iifif me sphere o. Us operations and inhuehce
10 any narrower boands than the entire Union.
| fH4ninute programme o. the plan adopted hes
been issued. and copies OF n VIII be promptly
the s,nd.fsirn ned FOR them bIIew also cheerfIly
frsr5nd9o fhe inquiresA OF al persons interested
in f1ntiefs connected with this ehtefpfise? aloF
Publishers of newspapers and other periodicals
are rarficularly requested 70 directto the hi
Bltiori or the Mctropolitan Mechanics Institute,
Wssh;ne,on. D. o. lonei or more sets Of their
putiicaffons, for a suitable period prior to the
opesint OF Inc Exhibnionla The hnmbers thus for
wsrdcd shalibe carefully arranged and displayed,
and sha thereafter he preserved inthe LIBRARY OF
the, Institute, Evidence Of such deposit viii en-
title any person sustaining to there
lafion OF editor, reporter or correspondent TO the
.priy, ares ofthe Exhibition - ~
An appeal Is respectfully made 10 the courtesy
and p,bc spirt of the Press throughout the coun.
frv. 10 give place 70 this brief com and
an assurance is given that the institute viii, by
every means in its power, reciprocate the favor
mus fP HcM%s & coNNdELY superiuisn i. u
v wAsmseros, NOV q, 1884,. y ti,.l NOv2s
lSnRTME APPLES AND ONIONS. LJnst
III received, al the old RaiIfoad Depot, Pennsyl
yapia avenue, 700 barrels e's Northern Apples and
Also. Consistently on band, a supply OF Hors,
Ipl' ~ VI M'' J. DUUGLAs u co,
Nov Adv 49, 80
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NEWS, FROM ,sANDWICH ISLANDS.
One Noah .i. a NsWs4- Annsxatten :.

=.
40 ..sI.o,1sn ~ ,s,s.i Z.
HtYW rom to we LIN % octoDci' mus
.S c - ypss sNpt
ta ~ try Sotr. " x t.ie f1e - 3
snee IN Gaplalp l1orpln, q we e
py ~ 81,
ntseq Ssates commissioned =. II III
te3 1sases atse Y
tne r9rrtsn0ntn ana 81 IN in a uy 3. y,
of1he 81 3 was unaoie 70 a.tenc ~ Sqn ~
quence or sicKnessi Gaptain Dofnn inads - me
me people on the Heu a.
ll'behg fthe fsands ISL w l'''i' \,
Iodhese friendly sentiments, the King mace inc
foil0WihS' fsPiiy':s = !, :,
were comfort TO us whena disturbance was APP
prenended lasl autumn. You ana your olnceis
are right weeome again 70 my lsaHaH Wh9arf you
NAYS raaS y9ursflyss kntp9Wh,Ws lyyqF7vt P1Svo
ana All tnatas IN ciyit ~
shaI year ~ Wisa ySsssls ~ AZ
.the foftsmo uth ana p, MAYS, WpicA hopes YIN
|istfy WIN " many p9ntnss .;ns;nss At,h LaiiJ
lad IN me same gay ms mslesly also give an 4tir
dlence 40 Commander colonel A.aI. yan7 braaain
ot nls mae
frince ne omp'imSnts ~ Ing ScS'l-
SION were PASSED. sA; ryEsv Yau p1iisisiyis.s,4p
The, Whaling baTane Alfred 4 yier arrived az
4-qnalpa On Inc IN ~ peing tnS nlsl
arrlpal at me ISLANDS of q snip rom Inc kcnQsk'
l ahhej fgsy,afslH1 say the ,SSn22 "a g1Yl'
Gapiain H8pfoa arrived on me zyih o. Seplepi..
tff>At
one thousand pusheis Of WI ~ e learn lnal
the Weaiheri az hlff o. as, now me, aha the
farmers are Improving II. Inc quailty al the
wheat rs much better than that before received,
andthe nour OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nearly equhis IN
color and havof tne pest importeu s. A'o -
- Ahe Dufchingates frnees rfeoeFicK: o. thHty-
stx guns, arrIved az donoiuiu from Caiiao onthe
sd of1SePtemoer sfn ~. syhnEu. ,. ,,r
" Rhe correspondent otthe San francisco f1Tald
says: Inc iopao'oL ans 20 or pglcnase
mnortant snbiectj AZ srsees,t we are an Know.
Mornings. aos1 ~ u ,-agsisdtneisJ " ~
You NAV rest assured however,, lin, the event OF
the United States Commissioner not being able 70
come 10 terms there are enough AfnericansohJhe
islands finishthe business very speedily taking
the wind out Of the sails of diplomacy n'.iasnc 1
lac The wAaers, althodsh behind thsi, usual tine
are Dess9nlng 70 sons a1u ~ ny
feet than the reports by the Wai Ba agers Many
snips are coming IN iuii anu soiaf az hesFo1rom
have sSas Sss1 asa an s-s.ss s
%. having IN addisiono 90 abe Isl sloop-
ofwar St. Mary's, and Portsmouth, the Brush
trsste and slooPoswas arncomsee
The nen.oe wa warm port Americas, and English,
iowered, their ,ensipns at half mast on Tuesday
g..
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et1 n REwARD.-Lost. from the baggsre

o. n REwARD.-Lost from the baggage
RlO car, on Saturday, the 18th instant, on the
route between Philadelphia and Washington. a
Genfleman's Overcoet, which was wrapped IN n
cloth bearing the name Of residence and strapped
on the top Of trunk; slsso, new Leather Strap
and Buckle honii another trunk belonging 10 the
same r,.crson. The advertiser considers this an
gers ofthe railroad on this route that for the com
fort Of passengers and seepfff Of baggage, an in
creased responsibility should Be required Of their
agents. eyfL 4Nf sLtH8 lsaH HtHttf ~ SIS
Any communse.tion addressed TO the Office OF
Nafiosaf T-fsiire,ost will be received and on re-
Turning the article lost, the above rswsrd win no
paid la- Nov 26-tf
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iT ITADvERTIsESIENT.



I. a 'RA ItaEsR sharp but distant firing is
Wooa- Gas Patents and We. perceive that he
thef Vision ], Or, C, O. Page, as the attorney for
w r. McCohheeh, having presented his. claims
through, our columns, T. r. Breisach, OF this city,
has presented those Of Peuenkofcr IL Rutland, or
Bavaria-he being their assignee--through the
column soflriiek Daily Times offhe 3D. Instahtf He
states that the first patent forthe Bavarian nven-
ton was issued ON February "a, 1851, an authen-
ticated COPY of which has been filed in our Patent
Ofoes also, that the claims OF his assignors were
filed in the Office, TO protect their rights, more
than q year ago. As nospateni can be obtained
for making or using Wood Gas, the disputed
pointsrelaIess 10 the apparatus,. which embraces
the relocating of the gas-passing il over a red-hot
surface in Us way To- the cooler-aiter ii is gene
rated this is clearly stated in DIR. Pagessletfer,
on page So Now, as McConnell claims TO have
invented the apparatus for reheating ,WoodiGas,
as far back. as l649--twp years previous 10 the
granting Of the. Bavaran patent-and as he. OBJ
tanned patent for the same, on the Goth day Of
September last, although contested by Pettchko-
fer.6C Ruland, we cannot we'll conceive who LARi
Breisaoh wants TO brighten, BY declaring, through
the columns of, the 2iuesy that e,ssil prosecute
the vioaiors Of the Bavarian invention, He gives
this notice 20 all who take interest in the intro
sotfo pfesent any fact upon, which the public can
rely, TO show what patent rights he possesses.
When he again writes toinform thepublic that he
has eernin patent rights, and will prosecufe those
who infringe them, we hope he will he 50 good as
70 srare what these rights are, 50 that the pubic
may know what he meanss-iSctenfyfcAs serbcan.
Nov lift gMasal snE sNHBLl ~ Hi1"4NiA
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MRS E. f. ALEXANDER can accom-
Nl modate a few Gentemen with Board or n
Lsdy uhd Gentlemen, on Isstreet, between 9th
and 7th, No. 502 The House is situated a short
distance from the Patent Once and other Depart
ments. g,i-sJ Y'i .si0hssts' ~ so NOV f0A1ff
TSOR RENT.slOR isALE--The Modern
il Eour.story BRICK HOUSE on Thirteenth
street. near E, east side. The houselis in good
repair-dry cellars; and TO good tenant the rent
VIII be low. Possession given November lst
APlyt0 aTJla d4hs "a, ~ s .IIrnrpth t4Vf
asoct 2exsf 80 9 sfsh y Auctohee,rr.a
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Oh l.r-SNEw YDHKAND ERIEu6-
eEes6Hz7E ~ gIRAILR0AD.i1 III
PASSENGER TR AIfe-Eeave per foot OF .Dh.

a.. 1890. ~ f,,lloxvs wiz. ~ VI falF
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at g. a. no, Cor Buffalo
direct, over tie N, y. & Z, K. r. and the B. Il ".
". G. r. r. without change Of baggage or ears,
% BUNKfRK EXPRESS, at Ia. m, for Dnnkirk.
MAIL. az 8. IS q. m, for Dunkirk and Buffalo
and intermediate stations Passengers by ,this
train will remain over night at any station between
Binshampson and Corning, and proceed the next
WAY EXPRESS, a, 124s ,. M, Tor DunnLhrk.
Y ROCKLANp PASSENG ER, at $50 p M, from
the foot OF Chambers street) via Piedmont for
SuHerh and intermediate stations. ~ an7iYt
WAY PASSENGER, at p. IN, for Dunkirk
NIGHT EXPRESS, al p. m, for Duniiirks and
HuftBoa JslLy ifns u aE y = a v "a y n
I. EMIGRANT, at g. p, M, for Dnnkirk and Buf-
falo, and intermediate stations. sg7ar sisiI ,r0i
On Sundays only one express train, nj o b. m I,
These express trains connect at Elmira with
the Elmra and Niagara Falls Railroad for Ma
gara Fails; at Buffalo with 6rsr-olass splendid
steamers on Lake Eric fof an ports on The Lake
and NJ Dunkirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
10. y.A'r.s'D DC. McCALLUM,
July g. General Supt.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-28

New York, Now 27,--A lire eeourred ,at No
10, First street in this. cityto,day- Mr. Evans
tea dealer suffered to the extent of 81 900; the
Union Mills, coffee and spice company, lost about
$4,000: Mesxrs, Remington u Co., dealers, ID
preserves, about 81, 200; and 1ther pafties small
amolbt5 Atl were fully insured; s's.s''
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-28

NEW YORK, November 27--Patick, Kane. a
spldier I'M the United State army, murdered his
wife last night byscniting her throat He then
commilteed suicide By thessanH Eneansrs. Dss
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-11-28

arriNe.v IN addltlon Y wnose hanes we
have already pubhsnea are me iollowing named
Hon Gec w VI: jones ct Tenres
y SEQ Hon.1al itsau q ~ ortn
Caroline; Hon "a; + NJ Greengo Of Ohio, and hon.
sW.R-oW.C Cobb, of 4 lsbana,I d s.sila So.
ss9',aa -r !, se.ss3
iqobps Is,s SoE,sSsl sSs;sli ma Lsoral .tah.ss
hgis'nsfS1 tf,,TsiI " IN
m.ns 80 as, r,.st ~,
80 - = y. Il GU. a q
800 a 4
I aS IA, ~ rsfp mn srssAIt
- ,sSn w srse q q 81 sa M
l.1Isa, saI ID -s5salasg .ssts,,i,tI. i. j.
W ~ 1SfiiIifrs' s
III W. , - 60
sI.sas &; q;
n -
% du 9S3 sp NGIY ~ ;Sasss NJ.
W ~. pssSss' M "a
mREsP s s III ;s1 sasaSs 49, std sseS
y: -! 4. ~. 40 rsI
s sa ~ ~ IA ~ $780, 49,
sssSs 49, M I, al rIbS ov
~. 1870 49,. M -, co.
S1 All e.
aatroFarsg ayRen nP ms4Ief shPT. ssn'ls'y i0r,
sg 3 s1rss sSsgSiS,,,s' =. flis sabIe
sagan, y So III E III rSi;;;t;csl
isi fns sa@1 ~ ~ , 49, &
arena # its adyocates were noness mem oI
-rsihcerely depoted Vso1 'nteseas Fouia
Argument S,i 20 rne sounc
4 sensasl and honest jig gnepts aia nsn kln e
instead OF mingnng IN po IN ~ '''n
Their exceeding desire 70 thrust ,neIr cause
into the l.ls sie
indieAtea greater snxiesy IRE S se'r q own
npoiticalipfeiermenti man aofd Inc SUCCESSES p
theI measure tbey au F ny SHOWS snr.
theirscauseslF only USED ~ ladder iqr
PERSONAL eesa'ion 70 Oe se' asae - n0s = .fe
occasion required, when 'a .n rsasnsa sas POM
no "'ncn 10y : $500 - 800 $500.
ioossness q p0ns:'sl a!s sI1 q Wfii =
sspreaniRe sff'y
iTst1sufons ostne soc'aa anu -
igipus voEld. ssiAelsAI " Aarm r. eYeIy opsery
man am, ~ VT, i ~,
the Tribune as marble, put VINO amer al sne
asttemP's - 49,
dstOAs WIN ply 0rson Z. PU ssss 49,
ity sustaining M'A, lHAssp pRs PSyt !, 49,
self the forces CSC 81 Greeley
Edward peayan, re's. ,n.is' ~. II
King, ana 'tnefepyAe4unoisu ln'.e ~ - eAs y
TO be retdfAsd seeqpsi as foye cF q lle
State OF Newn onh, ~ 'AAy ~ - -
said that CLARK received soses eafc nee suon
yas were given 70 h'a ~ ahsss .ssssss, y
no natiVe power ~ lls - 80 L.y,sIis,,si hi
sure OF thaj9rees SRI''
him. ....;...s;.....;..- III. lied bra elm
ofeali these various parties perhaps 'ne
Maine Bquor'iaw was ane ID os. c -
nsAusagsff AS Allowing ppnancalalasy Hs
p. searchy deiseiEure, baa peep " rf1e
Ia islattt,s And vetoed by Goseruor SeJ mour,
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60 PRosPEoTgs
UNrTEpI sTArns lT4lEs.

~x~,-,,-,, e.,,,,. ,.,,re, INV IrES
- $1,000 49, 49,, !,
"ssy es s!,.ss.. =. c.s.l''A'r- II
.sigs a d u "a 100 s.,,I. ],
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'Hf 70 We ~ syn,' w. !.
u ~ sasat0i aSS Of
~ 40 80 ~ s Z, W. vars he
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pasDa = = re y nsss
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ipF 'p'A pspst y y -
q se'sa1ons or = 'ssoas ,.oM a sl W.
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ssS7'p
ma''sfs, inssplAs ~ $3.50 Z
tnsaaay nome sao.l0's, t us '1e
,a'4f. E m C...,,. ,,,o,
iSpfy apHz sS'7pslrSi ~ pss'sss. - $3.50.
1ssqas as !, ~
=. - s.s -.
ro ~ tng ,,1H. 'P gns 100 T x1csas
iaree cues; inc progress ana plosiro's " ssSys'
supply asmanu' p,,ss ~ esS su =
'.I -. - "a, 1910. IsI ..aassI
nose 81 .nf sas1ons S
,otes eses' MA se '! $3.50. 49, III
49, 49,. sss...a.-
70 H7i. ~ ~ ss u
i rs Falm!ly ifaa ~
~ the Haass,.ot sEers som@ne'sy fnpsnlpf
400 - n 1872.
tpe extent % maint9iirng tne u y
county pnd defending ltAe rights Epa soHeselsp'y
olsae se.ss \ = LEV . 81, III g sssass
M. n. 49, y!lsll15eeS aiasna Ysitserst
which n presents tor obtaining materlal pi fYsFy
kind, thrpyghsAe acsioaof ths, Shithseniaaslastf
,u s;n ,,,, xlx ational sFsri
~''.' .,sss. Nh 60 $500.
ny eIf fHu ing sevefa
aed peRarttmsnss q. is5QxeEnlne4s Eem5l fsA'l
sui'y 70 'ne ise os1 - 49, ....a ~
.enaeo' exciting, ano a. .s.y
| concentrate rpon 1ts's' petHfP7 lnS most ensiDiY
of ts suacess have alreadv beei received. lItVih
$3.50 ~ ! ssvl ~
no ~ los'o IS 80 ei
and similar IN style 20 the York Aiblo
! Terms So PER ANsus y in adE ancs s.i,,,s. n
To Cf,,bs ~ IN srps1,,4rrpi nj ne mat Office
g, - ''s $3.50 's'e-ss - 80 S.
~ioin aosshce' sH' fS@t If,,,
To Subscribers of DEBoE's REVIEW, not IN
4 IN
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housetoa Sunday and'yestsrday morning awaiiiag
the acfionrof the presiding justice, Is n MOI
SELL esq. *, l,.,a.,,-s.s t4ls
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years whose poYerly had fpeIled him p ask
for lodgings q favor which is never denied iie
humane captain in lchsrge Of the establishment.
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ccrding 10 her own adtnissioa.ti she held il her
hand BET dog, the best friend or which she could
boast, For, being drunk, and dsorderly, though
she denied the ckareey She was committed toahe
work house for thirty days. n bsiSs'ss ,siSIi
Three ~ rishmeh and an Englishman,. having
lodged in the watch-honse,, took their departure
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fenced - BE- hung onthe l7tn N January spiss.