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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
PAPER! PNpERrr

HAVE made arrangements for a fl suopIv OF All kiD5.
and sizes OF NEWS PAPER; and will an orders wi or
usual PrOmptRess unless Is odd sizes which sbd h
ordered two weeks in advance
expect To be in operation again in sixty a. v or lass
when We hope matters will 60 on as usual
sep1S-2w W WFJTTrNf,v
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
NOTICE no NTONE wANOyN.

WE intend to erect stone Dam at eur Factory nina
mics North o. Florence As. and invite bids for tbs
execution o the work. which contains about two thousand
Iher Is an excellent quarry near the spot from
Whch me rocks may be carrie by wafer Bids must reach
US oy the hrst OF November next Address Us Al Lander
uS E0'Iiy NIA' b. z. FOSTER co.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
PATENT MACHINE
b A l. h r. o p T.

WE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Is now making SIX Hundred Coils psr week Of a very
superior article of STRETCHED MACHINE BALE ROPE
All orders pro npty fed the lowest market rates BY
JOHN T. DOUGLASS President
sepl9-6m No. A Commercial 81 :, I,uis NJ,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
Fall and Winter Trade for 1855.
r. C. M'NAIRY & CO,

NO. 80 College Street,
A RE- now prepared to exl.ibi, one Of the Most Conn
u piete as we'll as The Largest stocks Og BrY
Goods ever encr-d by retail This country All We de-
sire Is for our friends and buyers generally to call on U, r
what they want, aud We viii SUI ely supply them
The two partners having spe1t tEr months in New York
have accomplished much IN getting up Their stack from frst
hands, which VIII enable them sell 10 prices fur bsLtg
previous rates.
Dress Goods.
In Sllks-Every thing new and beaut.fuE
Erocade and Paid FI0unC s.
Plain, Plaid and SracIu-..
900 'ich, hi- n cuiyrta Delaius.
Ptin plaid and rich gun ed Alernos
Lacrs and Inibr0iGeries.
q sets Of tine Val and Uoutop Iaces.
100 Collars and sleeves u Lace.
l12 Fr.n-A res jacouet.
on Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic aud staple Goods.
an N, Leading styles % Goods. such a.
New York Mills and other Dlmesiics:
Cotton and Linen Sbcytiugs.
Damask and plain T1veIiur and Towels.
Jaconet Musius anu C5ururcts.
Globe, Ncriuack, Duldc Excelsior Prints.
Furniture Chiutz-s, &c, &C
GcntIcmcn's wear
New French and sish CI5hs plain and f,pcv C,,,f
mers and Nestings in endless variety which we viii hsvs
made to order in the most fl1hiunalI. ervIe
Also an extensive assortment Of lid and other Gloys.
Hosiery, Stocks, Crnvats, Collars, handkerchief &C
CarPctings.
We have the srgcst and most varied stock ever ot
fered The Nashville pul he which viii be be added 10 monthly
by all the styles and patterns they are brought out
sepi5 "'
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NEw cons.
LATEST ST YLES.

WE have received su assortment Of style FANCY
w FRENCH CASSEMERs, FANCY PLUSH VELVET
and RICH SILK VESTIN6S, for Pail and Winter wear.
which prepared to make to order in the latest
STYLES The Inspection Of our customers and the public Is
solicited. CLIFTON 4 ABBOTT,
sept No. Is Cedar street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
GREAT SOUTHERN DEPOT
AND GENERAL AGENCY

For the sale OF every Description of
Manufactured Articles aud Her
chandIze Generally.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
FINE PERFUMERY. &c.

lust received from rst hands importers good assert
81 ment Of Fine Perfumery. Fancy Arti'
cIcs. dc.. consisting IA part Of The following viz
large invoice q genuine English Tooth and Hair Brush
es. AIso, a hne assortment especially for children.
PATS and Put Boxes isomething new and very nice.)
Lubin's Genuine Extracts;
Fine tvorv Tooth Combs;
Large BufllO Dressing and BaTbers' Combs;
Large Transp parent Wash Balls,
BASINS BARRIERS Blocks;
Toilet Vinegar, a superios article for the Bath;
Tooth Paste and SOAP Of various styles AMI patterns
Hair Gloves and Bathing Brushes;
Bay Ruua, (sxtra hne in large bottles9
Lyons Katharon; BArry's Tricopherous;
Vegetable md Liquid Rouge Pink Saucers;
Skin powders. Of assorted kinds;
Hair dyes Of the most approved Brands
For sale Al sTRETCH'S DRUG STORE
sepl9 Corner College and Union streets.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
SITUATION wANTrn

GENILEMAN who has had considerable ex,,sr;s,c a..
~ TEACHER and as BOOK-KEEPER ard q in 80
r e qutllutu i'r ether wishes 10 obtain situation
Office. iF' - 10 is Que, wig
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Pancake Tobacco.

fI,HAf long locked ard anx asy anticipated brand
Il Tobacco, Manufactured expressly for n, Is re-
ceived and Cor sale ~ LYONS 3 Co,
rePi3- q 4 10 Cedar street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
NEW PAIL AND WINTRk GOODS
FOR GENTLEMRH's WEAR

4 AN nos receiving ny stock q GOODS Ar tie ooHini
fa and Wintsy, % Ehich invite The atieation % ~
siomefs anl TIE puhile generally
Also, Scots Fzll and Water FASHIONS lost recelsed
EAA. PRiCuEfT,
auge9--llla "a Coliese street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
IIOt.S am HEFF CATrIC

M want 70 buy heavy and thoroughly corn eyrsS
w ttted Pork Hogs, delivered az ourJE Ssss0
Pork House from the 25th Of November to The "a 49,
Of January. Also, large and well ftttsd Beef IlIIIe
delivered nom the 18Th % October the 18th Of November
Tor which We will pay the highest market price in Cash
Our eXtgns establishment being thoroughly re-
paired, and will De ready for business We will pack Hogs
and Cattle on commission and feel assured from our
long experience ia the business that shall be able 20
render general satisfaction o. all who may patronize
Those who wish % have Hogs Catue pacSed will please
call early. We be found at al times at our Office No.
p South Front street, Nashville, Tena.
seplS-im J DOYLE q 20
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sSTe8U Store.
d r Y G 0 o D S
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


T INVITE the attention Of the PUBLIC to my LARGE
Il and WELL SELECTED STOCK OF BOOKS, PAPER
STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS & SCHOOL TEACHERS
Can be supplied with SCHOOL BOOKS Of all kinds the
lowest prices
TEXT BOuKS,
For Colleges Academies Public and Private Schools
stantly on hand.
MEDICAL ROCKS.
complete assortment Of Books published by Blanchard
& Lea, which will be sold at Catalogue prices.
RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
The publications Of the Carriers Mlrten Presbyterian
Board American Sunday School Union, American Trac
Society, American Bible Society, and the Massachusetts
Sabbath School Society.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
All Standard Works in Prose and Poetry, together with
the New Publications Of the day.
CHELDREN'S BOOKS.
Particular attention has been given to this department
More than 1000 Volumes OF the best JUVENILE BOOKS
now published. Parents, examine them.
blank BOOKS.
Such as Pass Books Bill Books, Note Books Day Books
Journals Ledsers Copy Books Composition Books Diaries
for 1886, &C, &C.
FANCY GOODS.
Work Boxes Paper Mache Desks Portf. lios, Dackgam
mon uoards Rosewood and Leather Desks Leather Back
CANNON Boards hess Men, Chess Table, Drafmen, Coo
and Pearl Pen Holders Pearl and Ivory Folders Porcupne
Pen Holders God Fountain PENS China Ink sets, Bronze
Ink Sets &C. &C.
FOR THE COUNTING ROOM.
Letter Presses Copying Books Cheek Books all the
Banks Commercial Note Paper Envelopes Red Black anC
Blue Inks sand Pen Racks Check Tins Erasers Pen Ma
kers Gold and Steel Pens, Bill Paper, Red Tape Banker
For sale by CHARLES W SMITH,
sepl9 BUG Al College street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21

nN SATURDAY, the q Of September will Offer for
~ sale at the Court House IN Nashville the re- dence part
OF the brewery Property situated the corner o. Jefferson
and Cherry streets The house contains eight rooms and
basement story The lot fronts 81 = feet Jefferson street.
running back Cherry ~ feet % ten feet alley
The above property sold for one half cash and the
balance in one and two ears, without interest
X. A. BALLOWE Gen. Agt
No. II DuadeIicb street.
Z. X. GLtSCOCK, Auctioneer, s-pIs-td
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21

TINIES AND CRAVATS-Just received, another
supply of handsome Cravats and Ties Also a variety
OF seaSonable Stocks, ali sizes. J. IL. McGILL
ID OBE DE CHAMBER I,-Receiye,I, this day, a
n choice lot Of seasonabe Robes Of Cashmere Muslin De
Lain and OIL Calico, aud for sale by J. II. McGILL.
CHIRTS AND COLLARS-Ano'her supply Of
- Shirts all warrned t well and be male IN the best
style Also Glars Of every siye received and for sale by
sepi9 J. II. McGILL.
7 MBRELLAS-A fine supply Of Umbrellas Of SIX,
~ Bingham and Cotton. Also, few Buggy Umbrellas
TO permanent tops for open Bugyes received and
for sale By J. II. McaILL
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing store,
septic Corner College $. and Square.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-21
A. c. q A. B. BEECH.


- NOiieSc street,
HAVE opened very large stock Of an kinds Of DRESS
II GOODS suitable to the Fan ard Winter Trade OF the
Newest Styles.
Also handsome lot Of ali the newest designs Of CLOAKS
and MANfLES la store and ready for exhibition We e.
pecaly invite yoa 10 look az stock Of COaSs behrs
buying.
We have in store very large stock Of an kinds Of CAR
pEfS Of the newest patterns and er ourselves 10 sell
them cheap other House this Of the noun
tains. We have all kinds Of CURTAIN DAbIASKs and
LACE CURTAINS.
la addition 10 the above have large stock Of an
kinds Of DkA GOODS, suitable for the FAN and Winter
Trade A. G. & A. b. BEECH,
sepl5 40. ~ College 81 Nasbvirs Tn,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
Map of the County.

Mr.. VoLKMAR has finished, and is pre-
pairing for delivery, Map Of the county
of Union, which has cost him six months
of hard toll, and for which he deserves a
generous patronage from our citizens and
from the public at large. Besides compa-
ring and reducing to uniformity all drafts
and surveys he could find, he has person
ally examined every public road and con-
siderable stream, and noted the location
of Borough and Township lines, Grist and
Saw Mills, Iron works, Church and School
houses, Bridges, Tavcrns, Stores, &c. &c
Mountains and hills and the variations Of
water courses are given with uncommon
miuuteness and correctness. In short, it
is just the Map needed, and should be
hung up in the sitting room of every house
and in every business establishment. For
terms, see Sd col. 4th page of this paper.)
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

ming away on des. ending grades. Sleds all
called v order. and We weighed anchor for
Mooresburg, where we found landlord wide
awake awaiting rs. with couple Of benevo-
lent stoves. Wealieh.ed. spent few minutes
in reviewing our excursion, warming bricks
bricks for ladies' feet, not for gentlemen's
hats. mind; one Of the ladies passed reso-
luton to the effect that, as such an event as
this seldom occurs, we respectfully ask the
junior of the Chronicle 10 act As reporter, and
publish the proceedings Of this excursion in
said paper. Passed unanimously, and ap-
pointment accepted, and then we soon were
homeward bound, reaching Lewisburg in Tery
good season for an early breakfast.
These unions will not be forgotten soon; We
hope there may be a repetition before the win
ter closes. Such visits stimulate scholars to
greater exertious and closer attention to the
study Of this beautiful. healthful and useful
branch Of education. c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
New York Adv'ts.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
THE CABIN BOYS STORY"

Semi Nau;ic4, Romance Of intense in;ero.t Iy the
Author of tho Pirate Doctor the Lawyers story,
TIN Old ctor, sc.
THE nithrrtoenjoyrd by thg vritfrof the above
popular worss suIclrt.t Ianter Oi TIE fsvui
with wlirh productions coming BIS T. VII! ly
received - the public &c 1Hf CALM Bul'S Stony
ruman- narrative Illustrating tie horr oi the SLAVE
Trade. carrie! in tbe Coast Il Africa The auiLor
painted personal with
The st"ty l. fu q exciting iutcT-t and adycLtu-e
the celebrated work ui DcfOc. "l;obnson CTusoc,
has the advantage over tt s.0rI1us ton, InasmucL
as II is founded Un ftS Of ~ day The
history OF III heroine y the Story. ZIl.A, u. Circas
sian Slave uurchs-rt at Contantinc pie tdIcst gui
married by tie rcca.ss. Vt ciyalrie, yn4uurthc
commander of the Abatross Is Simply te uarrrt;on Of
fact painted from the ME aul az tie char
acters "rtr 'yd throughout the story wildly and
graphically drawn
The publishers have already received orders for the
whole Of the edti 1T originally their intention
publish. consrqu- utly they have teen otli-td largely
to inCr it ard they respectfully request that all
q, rs b. immediately.
They Confidently expect that the work will create as
much interest rs work Il fiction that las
since the publication oi Uncr Toms Calm, works
liing to slavery in Auerca FRO and CoN. have been
numerous. none hav appeared having relation 10 the
~ st m Of purchasing slaves On tie African Coast.
ten y our who has witnessed all hiirou> I.fr
nifty The work is written in ehastr and pur- lan-uaee
ant will be welcome and instructive addition to the
family library
The work will firm a beautiful octave volume cf 800
pages handsomely illustrated with snc cngravin-- and
elegantly bound IN cloih- rtice. in cloth. dollar:
in paper, IS cutS 1t which copies will b.
the publishers to any part of the country Of pos
ta-n.
ss- For sale hole,alr and rrtaii by thc publishers,
ELLSWORTH STEFTT.
No. .: BErKutS sTEEET. INV YORK.
And ty all Booksellers throughout the Uu'rI States
and British Provinces. 2mss-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

BEG lea-e respectfully 10 call the Publlcx
i attention 10 my Establishment, No. "a
south FOURTH st (below ChesiuuO. PliioS.
sIphi0, for the manufacture and sale If In.
veiOpes, where | will always be IN readiness,
to attend to any orders | may be favored with
am prepared 10 furnish Envelopes Of ever
quality, size and description, " WholeSale and
ketali.'he Government Taltern, plain and legal.
would also call attention TO the Die SInk.
ing. Engraving. Printing, and Enclosing Of
BuNlness Cards for Envelopes, Leter-hesds.
Bill-headS, Cards, Circulars, q C.. all Of which
furnish at very low ra'e,. Stamping letters
prevents their going 10 the Dead Letter Offc,
With patent machines of the laiestimrroy.
nentS for enclosing, printing, &c, also fyr
the manufacture Of Envelopes, and ererv faci.
lty for executing orders with despatch and ic,
their delivery by Express Lines or as NAV !
agreed upon, ! can not fail 70 compete with +.
no, excel any other establishment Of the kind
IN the world. ~ Homeopathic Envelope,
constantly on hand samples Of which may b.
seen NTDpicfe office, also Of Die-S,amped En-,
iy5iTlu WIN. COLBERT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
I sale only By the importer.
CALEB III. NEEDLES
FINE STiTIONERY,

'hAlG & FULTON, 20 South EIGHTH
- street, PhSi0deI Iphia-beg leave 10 call
ihe a aiehtuB ui Country Dealers. Schools. ant
persons WISHING the Cry, 70 their comple,.
assortment Of EHgish. french, and Amtricau
SIA1IoNER f,whlch they are selling Whole.
sale and ReraIl On Tie most reasonable terms.
Their stock comprises er'ry raritfy Of Car,
Letter and Note Paper and Envelopes. includ.
ing ;ull assortment Ct The celebrated goods
OF De La Rue & &c. AID Thos Rhcads & Sens
of LCndon. Also
Gold and S;eel Pens, Drawing Pencils ia.
her's and o'herSO, Trawing PAPER, Bris,ol
Board. Sealing Wax, Ink. Inkstands. Rodgers,
Crookes .Wo'ienholms' and other fine Cullerv,
Portmonaies, r. chet Books, Portfolios, Writ.
Ing Desks. &c. &c. Persons visiting the Ciiy
can have theirrarer and envelopes embossed
with their mifiab without extra charge.
~ Orders from dealers and institution. Of
learning respectfully solicited and filed VIII
the SircieSt INTEGRITY fGm5l7pd1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16
Registers Notices.
NOTICE IS hereby given TO all con


~ cerned, that the following named persons
have settled their accounts IN the Registers
O.Hce at New Berlin. Union County, and that
the said accounts will be presented for cnnfr-
nation and allowance at the Orphans Court,
TO be held at New Berlin, for The county Of
Union, on the Sd Friday of February next,
being the 18th day Of said month, viz:
The final account Of David Myers, Admi-
nstrator Of the estate of Leuis Spais, late of
Kelly township, deceased.
The account of John e. Graybill, Admins
traitor of the estate of abraham GrayGiH, lale
OF Perry township, deceased.
The account of Daniel p. Hilbish, one Of the
Executors Of the last will and testament OF
George GLah,, late Of Washington township,
deceased.
The account Of John D. Smith and Moses
Spechi, Administrators OF the estate of Adam
Smith, late Of Beaver township. deceased.
The final account of George Adams, Admi-
nistrator Of the estate of Chri.fiunna Keeiy,
late of Penns township, deceased, flied by Ja-
cob Ott and Mary Adams. Executors Of SAID
George Adams. deceased.
the account of Reuben Smith, Admihis;~a-
tnr Of the estate Of I,uoc JIattern, late Of West
Beaver township. deceased.
The only and final account of Sem Kuhns
and Daniel Kuhns, Administrators OF the
estate of Christian Kuhns, late Of Centre town
ship, deceased.
The final account of Nicholas Grower Exc
cutor of the last will and testament of Lewis
Ri'jsonse.laie ofWhte Deer township deceased
The account OF Henry e.. Ever. Administra
tor de bonis non with the will annexed of John
Snyaer, late of Chapman township. deceased.
The account of Michael Kleckner, Guardian
Of Cafharine Aumiiisr. late minor daughter of
George Aum.ller ,la,e Of Middlecreek township,
deceased.
J.w. PENNINGTON, Register.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

CRxyD JTRORS
S'Inorors-J II. APP, Henry Ke;s-r.
Itrry--John Bailey, Peter Traup.
MlFiHjsr3-Gcorge Gutelius
Est Bardo.-GLieon Biohi.
B>drer-Icnry B-nfer Jacob Grcenhoo, Jr.
Jackson -';eorge w.tr, Philip Gross. Henry Mowrcr
Hara.y--John Church, John Lesh.r. Jas. Read.
L>risbarg-Samuel q. Maus, John wslls.
Vet B4gaio-Andrs" liding', Joseph e. klseknsr
iSec B,riia-Andrew j. Doalich.
Bu1dto-William Steans.
WH B.arer-william Earth.
KeGy-George Lesser
Jnion-Samuel G-iss, ST.
TRATERSE JCRORx
Udshin2:on-John Gundrum, Peter Lenig, Frederick
Hrrtiry-Danel Long, John sechler, Joseph Sampsen
John Smith. Daniel Weidenssul.
IsrTy-John 5. Graybill, Amos Shade. samuel II
Shawcrs. William IT, i,a. Nathan Forry, Jacob Minium
White Desr-Daniel Refer, Henry No, William l.
Ritter.
!Siinsgrore-FranklinJ j. schoch, Elijah Osborn.
Wsst Beur,r-Micarl Gearhard, iie0rgs Keyiey.
Chapmun-Wm. Kelly, Jacob II. L-ris.
Pnns-Jacob II. Erdcy, Jonathan, Gemterilng, II
r. lI-ttrick. George J. Uirich.
Wst BsTaio-Franklln Jorton.
B-ar-r-Phiip Marki.y.
Els. BnJ,ls-Nathan Slcar.
Blgi'o-Jacob Baker, John Biddle
FrI'ikiin-Amos u. Gift, Peter Eby, David seboch,
Olnt,e-Christian Beashley, Jeese bigger, David Nit
chill. 4. Jackson Samps-i
M.Mntug-James Chambers. Samuel orwis, Joseph
Limsstoue-Joseph Sanders.
L.UisbgTg-Anir.w Kennedy.
Unin,-M II. Targart-
,Jlckson-Jamts barber.
PETIT JLRORS
Ne~ Berlia-Davii Kuhney, William Cornelius. J. T.
Lennon.
B46iio-Jacob Kaufman, Jacob Derr, Samuel Baus
John Wise.
Wastinqton-Jonathan Arbogast, Daniel 8. Boyrr
Thomas POrtius
E,iiy-Conrad Greif. John Huntington.
Msidl>rsrt-Samuel II, niricks, Adam Sauer.
East B,f,io-lirnry Mrrtz.
Baper-Dlniel Zeb,r, REUBEN Keller, Joseph Hassir
ger.
Limesone-Sanuel Pellman, benjamin Shively, Abso
lon Biilrr.
Fsnns-Edward A. Kinney, Simon Aurand, Jesse Yo
cum
.Jictson-John LetL-.
Iui6n--D David Bedlion.
!S,iinsgrore-Nxhum Perkins, Jac. Miller.
MIL nbUry-Samu-l Stiizcr.
Cidpmdn-Samu-l Nritz, Jacob Der, h.
Hutiey-Dani-i T. Hurst.
Lstgisbwg-Jnmes Aiken.
Frdniiin- David Bowersox, David Schwenk.
Cntre-Daniel shower.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-02-16

The New Berlin Times is getting funny
again. Finding that all its thunderbolts
against Lewisburg and Seliusgrovc burst
without even soaring anybody, it returns
to its old trade Of Prophesying, and last
week very patronizingly proclaims that
"Trererton and WinfeH are DESTINED to
be the great business marts of Union
county"-also "INcp Berlin is DESTINED
to surpass the boasted enterprise of our
DanViNc friends" Now there is No use
in resisting "dcstiny," especially when it
has the Times for its organ: We only ask
sour Danville friends" if they don't quake
a. tie sartir prospect Of being overshado-
wed by New Berlin