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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30
[From the London Times, Sept. III

from the London Gazette, September 8.
We ha We before Official copy OF the last agreement
between Great Britain and Denmark pecng the sound
dues. The agreement was signed at Nsinore in August
H. and ratified at Copenhagen in the month OF O,tobe
blowing The terms Of 1t are that the tariff of Chris
arople settled In the year 1915, Il to remain in full
force for the space ten years and further until the end
Of twelve months after either OF the respective govern
mens sha have given notice to tho other Of its intention
longer to abide by the agreement then entered into
Thus II will he seen that in the month Of November
1851, her Majesys government might have given notice
TO Denmark Of the intention Of England longer to abide
by the treaty Of 1884, and in 1882 such treaty between
England and Denmark would have been legally AMI for
maly at end. The mercantile interests Of this
try have right to ask why such notice not given,
and is but i'll content to receive from
government, that a notice not given " because
Denmark is narrassed BY domestic feuds and her exche
quer Is low"
We have no desire to be hard upon Denmark much
less any desire to be unjust Although we do not admit
that she has such vested right in the imposition Of the
Sound Dues that she claim by custom and prescrp
on what she has hitherto secured By treaty yet we
should advise in any arrangement being entered into for
the entire abolition of the Sound dues that her claon
should be impartiay considered and found 10 exist
compromised with niggard hand. What we prnci-
pay complain Of in the conduct of Denmark u.s. the bad
faith with which she has always entered into negotiations
In reference to her clamsa striking exempHhcation
which Is presented in her treatment OF the OF
the United States. Ia because we consider the United
states previously their notice 10 abrate their treaty
with Denmark, 10 have taken all means IN their power
to fair arrangement with the Danish government
the dues because year after they bore with pa
thence vacillation which they must have through:
because the United States always honest and
nest In their negotiations, and Denmark was always
insincerc in hers because the notice which the United
States have now given Denmark though harsh
perstve Is Just deservet Is for these that
do feel inclined to step In to the Of Dem
mark rather than justify the policy Of the Cabinet OF
Washington. The last thing Denmark ought TO have
courtei If she wished TO retain the Dues, was an aga
ton by such power the United States as 70 the legal
ity oftheir imposition. Now the government Of wash
pgton has taken up the question, u win not be suffered
TO rest until the claims Of benmark fairly sifei and
her right to shsce the navigation and commerce OF the
world proved disproved beyond doubt No middle
course Is open and We hope compromise OF the main
question viii be accepted Let for all be nscer.
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tanned what the claims rights of Denmark, she
has any any such claims can be established rights
to the satisfaction Of the powers Interested In the
question: and assembled to dispose OF it, then let them oe
fairly acknowledged and in liberal spirit, compromises
and put end to forever; bat, whatever may BIO the
the inquiries that entered into LEI not the
present opportunity be lost OF relieving commerce from
the imposition of which has long and unjasty
;nne al barf rqa1o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-30

From Iloyd's forthcoming Steamboat Directory we
that since the application Of steam the western
waters there have BEEN 3e672 lives lost by steamboat
disasters :sl boats and cargoes lost and 20 boats ser
ousy injured amounting in the aggregate to the enor-
nous sum Of SCI, 900 600
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WING AND ABOLITION STATE CONVENTIONS.
~~~~~~~-~e~e~>><~o-~~->~~~~~-
INAUGURATION INTO AN ABOLITION LEAGUE.

SOlemnizatiOn Of the Marriage Ceremony.
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Bank of England Returns.
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
DelR. Credit.
Notes issued COS Government debt ELI 0l5 100
Other securitcs.... 20S4,9DO
Gold coin h bullion. l36S5,0e5
Silver bullion. NIL
Total. s..G 100000
DEPARTMENT.
D,bn Credit.
Propretr's capital FL 553O00 Govt securities 0Ss
1861 $40 Other securities. 6,63 227
Public deposits. 59l 1857 Notes 7,62591g
Other deposits. I9g0,353 Gold silver con.. 1881
Seven day Il other
Total $50 Total. f37 1885
Sept I, 1855.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-02


TNHE undersigned late Georgia having removed to the
Georgia T. Tennessee North Alabama for the purchase
of Dry Goods groceries Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Fine Horses Mules Ctt and in short, every article Of
trade offered in the Nashville market
The Merchants Nashville Of high character
and pecuuiary stsndng and have large AID well ected
socs that they offer on III terms which should induce
the merchn Of Upper Georgia East Tennessee ana N"rh
Alabama 10 give the Nashville maike air ira AS 10
the Groccry Market the ,ropety will suggest ise 70 ths
mind Of every merchant the sections Of country naneu'
the most proper for their trare. - . :, n, I.
The long connection OF the undersigned with the Railroads
Of Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and supe' ntnd
mt Tran portaon well Agent at hatt Inooga sew
era years th- Banking interest OF savannah VIII enaD
him readily inv sig4te claims agaiHt ha'roAi
Companies, for lost goods Tor damage WINE IN tsu'
for the renewal iscUun' OF no es or b ia oA ki &c
Al leter incosng order and money VIII receive prompt
attention. aud al without tie money, When satisiac-
tory evdncv Of vency and prompt ACCOMPANIES the
Same the parties known 10 be such, shall ecelve hSe
attention when ordering articles that under the rule
Of the rket to sell on time. viii also give
strict aention recev and forwarding all goods tt
are not TO he stored may he directed to my care The
charge, for puchs goods &c viii be hve per cent
commissions reuty TOR each box or package for
receiving and otward2g L X Mills
Post Office Building, No s,
Nashville, Tenn.
RFFFRFNCFS-R r. CuYtFR Fsq Pre,'t Central Rail-
road and Bank Mai A. PORER Pres Bank state o GeOr-
gia Savanna; Isaac SCbTT Esq Pres't con and west
Railroad, Macon. Hon 'OHN P. KNl, Prest and "Eo
YoEGE Sup't Georgia Railroad, and = T. COMBS, Esq Au
gustl, NJ J. COOPER, Gen. Supt Western and Atlantic
Railroad A lanta Gen. A. j. HANsELL Attorney at Law
WILLIAMS and Col. J. A WHTEsIDEs, Chatta' ooga, j. L.
Moss and JO PAKs Esqs., Knoxville, Tenn; WILLIAM
MALER Esq, Decatur, aud Judge LANE, Huntsville, Ala
mar28 Il
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Patent Medicines wiz be published At 500 per column
deity or BIS tri-weekly-with 81 for each renewal.
Steamboats, running New Orleans will he CHARGED SlV
the season. and when running TO ST. Louis Cncnnat,
&C. as for the season ~ not more than six months.
sSTe privilege Yearly Advertisers Is strictly limited 70
their Immediate and regular business; ana inc
OF an Advertising Firm is not considered including that
OF IL or Individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals, viz weekly or
monthly charged 81 per square for the hs ana OO etS
or every subsequent Insertion 80, -, :
Calls on persons become candidates, viii be inserted AZ
other advertisements be paid for invariably in advance
Announcing candidates for County and state ofhces
Tor municipal Offices So be paid in advance IN every IN
stance.
All advertisements FOR strangers transient persons to be
paid I'm advance. . ,
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time will be inserted til forbid and payment exacted
No Advertisements can be inserted gratuitoasly
An advertisements charitable institutions, hre conpa-
oes ward town. and public meetings, including re-
gious notices, TO ie charged hall price - 49,.
W Iages and deaths published as news ~ O~t- %
nai tributes Of respect, and funeral in'auohs - o
slverusements. -6Et - =
Recu,ar advertisers and all others sending communica'
tions requiring notices designed to ca attention 10 fa'
Soirees Concerts public entertainments, where
charges are made adntnce all notice OF private asso-
Citations every notice designed call attention 20 private
enterprises calculated intended 70 promote individual IN
terest can oty inserted with the understanding tAl e
sae 10 he paid for Inserted in the editorial column
(which can he only at the discretion OF the edor the same
vii he charged al the rate Of not than 20 cents line
The undrrigned publishers of daily and tri weekly papers
In Nashville pledge ourselves Sr uv to adhere 10 e aOoe
bI Of prices aud in instance 70 deviate from them.
b. r. MCKENZIE h co, True Wing Omce'
J. L. MARLING q CO., Union and American
W. F. BANG a co, Banner once.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper propretors generally ana especially oI TINS
tv under the and regulations heretofore preva-ing
are called upon perform labor without rrmunera-
ton tan any other class Of community The gratuitous
publication of charity and religious advertisement, and COM
munications tributes of respect obituaries, &c &C. which
can only be inserted heavy cost to the proprietor
poses upn them onorous that they feel called
apon in sedefence check the abuse by making such
publications charge 10 extent at least upon the par
ties more Immediately interested In this they but fol-
towing the example OF the press in other cities impeed by
its intrinsic propriety, and imperative duty 70
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united togeh
mutual agreement upon the 10 lowing specified terms
the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising
For each square OF ~ lines less of BREWER 10 lines
less Of nonparei tDr the list insertion ........8 90
Foreach additional insertion, per square....... 80
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LINENs, HOsIFRY AVN cIoyFe

DAZZLE b4mask, 50, So. lo-a ia ard iq Piow-cass
Linens, baTnsley sh' etng. Bird Fye Diaper HucAbnck
Crash NAPKINS and lish Linens Ilnea cAnhrcks
tngsh, SIX and Catton Hosiery Water Hosery ali kinds
tsdes' snd Gentsmsnf Md Goses Beaver and G1untleI
Gloves, &C. noy4
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FRENCH and Engish Cloths and CAssimeres, in great
L Fiets Clok ing Cioihs blankets Of AL kinds, Satnets,
leans Tweeds (a wooD Plaid Linseys. Real WEIGH Fi-n
aels, and all 9th descriptions, etc, etc.
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COTTON GOODS.

CHEErINGs % al viaths; meaehsd aud Brown Doues-
- tea English and American Prints Hoyies Prinsa and
great variety % other Geods.
Can aud exaniine ny stock ~ Goods.
To CASH BUYERS And PuNcFUAL cUsTDAFRs great
Inducements VII b. oheFed gAs. NlCnUIA
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CLoAKs, rALMAs, sHAwLs, &c.
CLOTHS cAssIMEREs, FLANEELs q BLANKETS

BEAUTIFUL variety of Cloth and Velvet cloRks Tai
"A ma, Grape Shaws Tukcnie and fbbst ShaEls; Cash.
re ScRrs Gc noVf
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-02
GRIsWnLnls CnTTnN GINs

VIE subscriber being agent for the sale the sbove gns
Wkeep supply on hand, furnish Planters at short
notice.
These gins have the character o. making good nt gn-
ming faster, running lighter Gle Sning the better taking
out more moats trash and having boxes duTzbs
and secure against IRE, than other gins use
are ouered on terms more vanageous 10 the purchaser
The satisfactory references can be given 20 esab
this reputation which they also WARRANTED antan
on trial. used according to the directions with each.
augi-u H.T. HEATMAE.f
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LACE GOODS.

AZ EDAH Maltese Cellars and sleeves,
w Trimmed Embroidered C0llarrtis
Lace Dc,
Embroidered ColArs, Sleeves and usbts;
Mourning Collars and sleeves.
French kmbruidered Han8kerchefs
Moufnlfg do.
APPLIQUE SpFigs, cambTlc flounoings and Bands, &c.
kmhroidervd Chsml1etls and Sleeves;
Naleneisuns and Maltese laces and Edsing7;
JAcoDei and Swiss 40 do, Ac
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-02
CATLIN,S HISTORY

OF THE INDIAN TRIBES or NORTH AMERICA.
WITH Biographical Sketches and anecdotes Of the Pru-
w cipal Chies Embelished with 100 PoETRAus, from
the Indian Gallery az Washington, In volumes complete.
Recently received and for sale low BY JNO. B. WEsT
ALsO-Just to hand, "a MAETrS's CElkBRarED GunAEs
Ass'd Of ROsew Ood, Ivory and Pearl Ornamented.
ie12 IB.w.
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5000 REWARD

ID ANYWAY from Nashville the negro woman MINERVA:
OF dark eoppe color; very heshy in habit; having
quite prominent eye walks aWkWardy; feet or
inches in height she has been employed in Nashville as
seamsress several years. and may lurking town
preparatory to making her escape State having
Gently been detected In attempt get u taken cot
OF the state. ~i give hundred dollars for her sppre
hcnsion and one hundred dollars IL taken the State and
lodged In the Nashville Jail.
jan22-tf THOs NJ. PETWAY.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-02
NOTICE.
The Knucklc Washing Machine.

M have been apponed agents for the sale of this cele
w brated Washing Machine Every family in the State
should by al means, procure Immediately. a the
amount Of Dor saved /. immense.
FUN directions and and show IL used free Of
charge. laprSl us S. II. LOOMS co.
I ONGWOKTHsS CA'rAWBA WINES
~ We have Just received fresh supply Of Longwo THIS
Wine in quart and pint bottles Also The Dr' Cstawba in
casks s II LOOMS h CO.,
lea Sole Agents for Nashville
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-02

''BOOKS THAT ARE ROOKS,o
.- AND WORTH READING.
GREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
VI FLooD FIELD.
UNCLE SANS FARM FRNoE
MORNING ST TlRs NEw WORLD.
FIFTY YEARS IN B'TH HEAIsPHERKs.
NOSAMTUM AND >ATICK.
LIVES OF THE QUEENs ENGLAND -.r..-..
Tbs PILGRIMS OF VA IsISGHAM
HILLS LAKES AND FOREST STREAMS.
TAG MoSEY MAKKR
SUBSTANCES AND sHADows.
TEN NIGHTs BAK ROOM. .
TABLES FoR CRTICs.
FERN LEAVES. Sec md Series.
MkMnRIEs THE Water.
TENNFSsEAS Abroad.
SEKTHA AND LLY
fHk HLRMT's DEIL-
HONEY NOOK and other Comicaties
Miss LEsIIEs BEHAVIOR BOOK
TBIs That AND The OFHER.
For sale by CHARLMS w. SAfTTA
MARI
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

offER Tor sale, IN vhole or IN part NV place In Edge
field, situated the 6astin Pike IoT terms apply 10
the subscriber, or 70 Aessfs. lNBsLEY CAncKErT
msri5--d g.E RKNRH BLOOD
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no HOTELS AND FAMILIEs.

ME are selling Ice Cream at % 80 per gallon;
w We are selling l4 Bread Tickets for $i
We sr selling all kinds Of Crackers at 10c n q:
We seiing Black and Green Teas, warranted, %
per cent lower than any other house in the trade.
We sci ing evcty article n ur line equally reduced
prices. tmy26l WESSEL & THOMPSON.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-02

..KEIsOK WALES
HODGE WALKER,
Rarbcrs, Hair Drcsscrs, &c.s &c.
No l3 Cedar Street

HAVE opened their establishment, and offer to their
customers and the public In general Inducements never
before offered 10 this city Having newly hed up our house.
We feel confident tha, all who give call win leave well
satisfied In addition 10 BS-berng, Hair dressing &C, we
have large commodious Ieaty furnished Bath Rooms
These the hnest in the e and convenience and
comfort he surpassed In the country While pass
magic make theair ny and whata saiutary effect
pure water has upon awearied and rotte body.
Aug8
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DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!

DISORDERS OF THE BOWELS!
NJ Medicine that has been introduced into this
~ ton uf th country has been found valuable the
GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thou have been sold OF late years In this
Sate, and has been found in every give instant
-eief in a ! cases Of
Dysentcry aud Diarrhen. the PremOni-
tory stages OF Cholera. ...... -s.
floody Fux GripuE Pain ina the Stomach Bowels and
all incidental complaint, from eating unpe fruit, ude
vegeta les, change Of water, &C.
The is cast 10 offer certificates for medicine that
has been used in almost every family in the Sfae with
pete IL used by the Board Of Health In New
Yk and also at st Petersburg, in Rns in the Cholera
Hosp a, when other remedies had tailed and is unIgers j.
ly admitted 10 he he best and reliable medicine in
istence for the disorders II processes 10 cure
This medicine Is warranted and should it fail 10
Circumstance yet knownthe money will be- in all
cases. refunded
The OF this Medicine and the confidence which the
pubic reposes in it, has induced the subscriber to have m
for sale all he Drug Spres throughout the State Price
per bottle, 80 c. nts lnyl2l ALEX MACKENZIE.
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ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

fENIIE undersigned beg INFORM their friends and
patrons that they have opened their business at No.
Ss Market street. and have just received large supply Of
Cigars Liquors Wines, &c which offer for sale
Hbera terms hunkul the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by street attention business 70
merit continuance OF the same.
apkI-l l. D. GOLDBERG co.
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THIS DAY,

ID EcEIVFD by Express the argest stock Of SUMNER
II WRAPPINGS We have offered
ALSO,
An EMBRoIDERIEs in ChemIe;es and Sleeves
Collars, Coarees. Rasques Cottage Capes Jaconet and
sWss bands aud Rufnes, kc., &c.
ALSO, .-t
A splendid lot of MOURNING COLLARS snd SLEEVES
both separate and in ssta.
DRESS GOODS,
or all the newest styles that are oun srks Bareges
Tissues ofgande-i Jaconss, &c, 1e, all Of which viii
ell at the loses, Pos be prices for cash to JSonys buy
yrs On tine tnAri4l X. G. McNAfkY 4 co.
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crrILDREN,> PANAtEA.

CHtLDREN'N PANAtEA.
[F THE GRRFFNBERG COMPANY had never produced
any thing the public bene than this invaluable
Medc,, they would yet deserve the gratitude Of evry
parent for the
CHsLDREN,S PANACEA. r-
Which has saved the lives Of young chiren and
relieved sick babies, than any other medicine
known.
From hour o'd to five years Of age, this medicine
DRooPNG CHILDHOOD. For Fever Teeth
ing Worms, Colc DisOrds red Bowels IL fails.
Those who have used pronounce it be OF
the greatest Of blessings.
~ For sale at every Drug Store in the State.
my22 ALEX. MAJ KENZIE.
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RICH SPRING GOODS.

w. A. AZ. C.. McCL CLELLAND
MOULD call the attention OF their friends and buyers In
w general, TO the
Largest aud Most Elegant Stock of
SPRING GOODS
Ever offered by them This stock has been selected with
unusual care prices which will enable them 70 ohr
very great Inducements to buyers, particularly to IAsH
METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nos 81 and SO College Street.
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I~QHf SALE oaer Tor sale In owens Pset Of Bseaa
Vista lot containing zeres situated on the corner
of Cas- and Webster streets
Ale0-A lot On he Of Clay ana Mari streets cnn
aiming acrrs and The of Mar and Oar
strees opposite ne sbxe, $50 e oat Aarr street
and l40 esi on Clay atree Yer further nloraon appy
10 h. A. RALLOwzs 6eDeFal Agent
tan23 as Nc. II ncalsFick 81
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wOOLLEN DIRE s GOODS.
DLAID AND STRIPED CASHMERES;
Tartan Plads, (all colors and widths;
Real French Merinoes from 5oe and upwards
Mouslln de Ianes, 8 aud Ga widths,
Lapen's Bombaznrs;
White Cashmere DC Ecosse,
Valencia Robes, (neh)
hpaccat, do;
Aud great variety Of other les. new and cheap.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-02

M Ehave now in store by late arrivals
w 30 hhds. NJ o. Sugar, new CROP
i0D bblS. MOlasSes DO;
100 do Deans Extra Whiskey;
IT'S boxes--hsves and quarters-Star Candles;
SO do Palm Soap;
100 do Tallow Candles;
2l5 do Western Reserve Cheese;
80 bbls Clover Seed;
43 boxes Peter NJ Boaz's Tobacco, No. 1;
20 do Preston's do do:
"a do G. Bpyd's DO do
10 do Boaz 4 Goodwin's do do:
III do Various Brands;
$4,000 Regalia Cigars, all grades;
Which will sell low for Cash.
ian5 H. L0ONIS A C0
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ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped Poi De Sol s.
.. q ace, very cheap;
Super Back Gro De Rhines, very cheap
Mourning silks;
Elegant Fiounced Bareges
Rich Printed
Super ran Bareges in colors and black, very cheap;
Chalies " :"
Elegant French Urgandies;
Prin.ed Jacouets, neat styles
large lOl & Printed Muslins very low priced;
Ginghams Printed Linens, Chinls, Prints, &C. &C.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin Brogaele;
" laine;
Wool Damasks;
Union "
Lace Curtains;
Muslin Curtains, With & II the Trimmings
complete for putting up Curt ins D. to match
STAPLE GOOD>.
Our stock OF Staple Geo Is ry large and complete
Irish iinrns Dask DO Towelng do ckinys, Linen and
Cotton She, tinc, Plaid Domescs, C0tonsdes, linens,
Drills Twveds pscas BomhszneS, DrIb pe Etc, Cloths,
CassiIners Nestings, &c.. &e., al very cheap, at
McLLELLAND'S MErKpPOl.ITAN STORE,
Apr6 Nos. 81 and SO College rect
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NJ. W. ALEXANDER. ...-.... ...F A. PARHAM.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE AND
GENERAL AGENCY,
CHATTA MOO G. A.,

TN0R the collection Of doubtful or other caim buyinR
selling renting lands. lots, procuring situations &e
Prompt nton and uudOubted reer when required
febZ2-ti ALEXANDER PARHAM.
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scHIEFFELIN, BROTHERS 6 CO.,
E IMPORTER AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dyes, Perfumery, &C., &C.
10 NJ Hin IN SIrI..r. No. n

INVITE the attention of the to their large and va
l. ried stock Of Drugs Paints Oils, Perfumery &c &c
In addition to their regular iuportsns Staple Drugs
they also receiving, drer from the sources of oduc
on and mfnnficture, supplies OF TOOTH Hair Nail
Brushes, BronEes Corks Mortars, Sponges. French
English PerumeryL bns Extracts and many other arc es
usua y embraced in Druggists stocks Which they are ao
enabled to offer on the most advantageous terms
Orders, either in person by mall Will receive prompt
attention. le23-1y
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ERESII GARDEN SEEDS-Jusr received
large lot Of fresh Garden Seeds from D. IAndreth. CON-
prising all the va iees brought TO the mhrkeCAbbage
Bevs assorted; 0ni ne, Raish Saafy Beet kc by the
and Valentine Beans by the gallon bushel Silver Skin
and Red Onion ses by bushel or hb and having sold
entirely Last year. guarantee the present stock
10 be fresh, &C. BROWN GRUBBS,
JAMS IS College ss
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FOR PROTECTION AGAINST
MOSQUITOES AND ALL INSECTS.
HAsKINS' PATENT IMPROVED
PORTABLE CANOPY AND NET,
Combining Beauty Cheapness and entire security against
Insects without ohstructing the icula ion OF air.
so that all fit any Be1stead and the
Net is so arranged that will contract and expand by
means Of Rubber braide, that IL will ut securely at all
es and on all bedstedds thereby afordng entire proec-
ton against insects be attached to The bedstead
less than two minutes and be taken down equally
short of time yet, while 1t affords the protection
sought s beautiful and chaste ornament to the Bed.
w. TRATf0N, Sole Agent,
augi-1t No. 80 Chamber street, New York.