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Valuable Theological Works.

W. t. BERRY 4 CO. have recently received
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Jeremy TayIor Whole Works. with his Life and Critical
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Richard Baxter's Works. with Life, and Essay on his
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10 Chlingworth Religion Of Protestants Safe Way to
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II History Latin Christianity, including that Of the
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II Lawsons Bible Cycopedia containing the Biography,
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10 Genestes Parallel Histories Judah and Israel vols.
IA Bishop Horne's complete Works. 2 vols.
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Is Hardwicks History Of the Articles Of Religion. ivol
IT Infdety; its Aspects, Causes and Agencies, by Rev.
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IS Archbishop Potters Dcourses Church Government
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81 Robert Halls Complete Works 6vos.
92 Writings Of Arminius translated from the Latin 3Vos
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20 Stephens History OF the Church Of Scotland. vols
q Doddridges Family ExpOsitor vols.
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20 Robnsons Scripture Characters 1 vols.
80 Eadies Commentary the Epstle the Ephesans.
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81 Neander's Church History. vols,
80 Mason's Spiritual Treasury. vol.
SO Massillon's Sermons, with his Life, &C. vol
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TIES AND CRAyATs-Just received, another
l. supply Of handsome Cravsts and Ties Also variety
Of seasonabe Stocks, all sizes. j. n hcoiLL
DOBE DE CHAmBRE-Received, this day, a
n choice lot Of seasonabe Robes, Of Cashmere ain ae
Lain and OH Calico, and for sale by j. n meelIh'
CHIRTS AND C0ELARS-Ano'her supply Of
- Shirts all WARMED 10 &c well and to be male ID the oes
style Aso Cellars Of every STYLE received and ior sale oy
sepi9 j. H. heSibb-
TIMBER EIl.AS-A hne supply Of Umbrellas Of shk,
" Bingham and Cotton. Also, few Buggy Umbrellas
permanent tops for open BuEge received and
for sale by J. n. McaILL,
Ladies' and Gentlenens FurnshinE Store,
septic Corner College 81 and Square
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rz- Senior d. Miguel NJ. ArriCja has been named
consnl General 10 the United States from Mexico,
NV the government established since the downfall
Of Santa Anna. This gentleman is the brother in
law of General Comonfort, who has calamity dis
tineuished himself in the field in opposition to the
Dictator. Senior Arrioja was eziled for his known
and decided republican principles at tune when
he was holding an important aud influential pos,uou
10 the capital Since his arrival in New iors DC
has taken an active part in assisting the friends
Alvarez In Mexico.
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FINE PERFUMERY, sc.

TUST received from hands importers, good assot
~ ment Of Fine Perfumery. Fancy ArtA-
cIcs, Gc., consisting N part 81 the following, Vz
large invoice Of genuine kng1h Tooth and Hair Brush
es Also, fine assertBent especially for ehldren.
Pun and Put Boxes tsomsthing nsw and very niee)
Lnbinh Genuine Extracts
Fine Ivory Tooth Combs;
Large Buffalo Dressing and harbsrs' Combs
Large Transparent Wash Balls.
Baxins BARRIERS Blocks
Toilet Vinegar, Superior article for The Bath;
Tech Paste and soAp Of varoas styles ana patterns
Hair Gloves and Bathing Brushes;
Bay Rum, fextra hne In large botflesl
Iyon's KAthAircn; BArTy's Tricophsroas;
Vegetable end iiqaid Rouge PINK SaucerS;
SKIN powders of assorted kinds
Hair dycs q she most approved nrands
Yer sale a sTRETcHT Drug STORE,
sepfe Corner College and Uniea stFeets
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Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale C7O0J SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES a
L or LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike IL
ROAD miles nom Columbia and four nom Mt. Pleas
ant, being a part Of the tract ". ich reside.
This Land equal II not superior 20 any in Maury county
Ii well watered the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sale) well mbsred and well improved
There the premises some beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road
will be divided 20 suit purchasers or sold in body.
For further Information apply 10 me a, AshwoOd p Once,
Maury county, Tennessee.
augi1-u LUClUS j. POLK.
Nashyle Union and LouisyiIle journal please copy.
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DIED-On the 10th inst, in Montgomery Coun-
ty, of disease Of the liver, Mr.. MARTIMoRE MADI
SON, aged about 90 years.
In Christian County KY, on the 10th inst, Mr.
BENJAMIN F. Bowls aged 90 years.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10.

g- We conclude the communication OF
" Observer this morning. Our readers Will
find his views upon the subjects embraced,
sensible and forcibly expressed.
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The Washington correspondent Of the Ne" ORR
Co.srisr aud Enquirer says the statement that ~.
Buchanan win postpone bis departure rom 'ns
British Court beyond October 9th, Is unAntnorisee.
The President il is understood, VIII apposns his
successor this week.
The Washington Union of a later date condicts
the above statement, and confirms the original
statement
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The correspondent Of the New Orleans Picayuue
says that Mr.. Alexander Aunmont 30 well known
In Louisiana as patron OF the tuff, pocketed $50,
600 as clear gain during the last racing season Ia
Paris.
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nN MONDAY last, a plain skin POCKET So
" BOOK, containing several Notes and Ae- -
counts. 0ns Note on W. w. 0codstn for sl0l III
with credit Of ts2, and other small notes, ali 49,
made payable win give suitable reward for the
delivery the Pocket Book and papers, An persons are
s- sspis@ssit@ aEo. b. GOODWIN.
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A. c. s. A. Ii. BEECH,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,

10 College Street+
HAVE opened very large stock o. al kinds OF DRESS
II GOODS saAble 30 the Sail snd Winter Trade o. the
Newest Stylos.
Also Handsome los % al the newesi designs Of CLnAkS
aud NANTES store and ready for exhhition. We
pscAy invite yoa lock stock Of cloAks before
buying.
We have In store very large stock of All kinds OF CAk
PEfS q the patterns and Halter ourselves 70 seu
them a. cheap any other House his side q hs noun
taiss. We have al kinda Of CURTAIN DAMAkks and
LACE CURTAINS.
Ia addition 10 ths abcve Ne large stock o. al
Tra.i. A.. c. A A. n. BEECH,
sspl5 = No. - College -, Nashville, Tsnn-
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MARRIED-On the 18th inst, at the Phnnix
Furnace, by the Rev. John F. Hughes, Mr.. J. @.
GoLD OF Chattanooga, to Miss y. N. HNsoS, Of
Montgomery County.
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sITuATIoN WANrED.

A GENTLEMAN who has had considerable experience a
~ TEACHER and B0Ok-kEEPER, and Is In every
respect well qualified for either, wishes obtain situation
For further Information, please Apply as The True Whs
ore sepia-2witws
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MODERN MYSTERIES
Explained and EXPOS d.
TooN, NELSON co. have just received
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed.
In Four Parts.
l. Clarvoyant Revelations of A J. Davis.
H. Phenomena of spirtuaism Explained and Exposed.
Ill Evidences that the Bible is given by inspiration Of
the spir: of God, as compared with evidence that
these manifestations are from the spirits Of men,
" Cafrvoyant Revelations of Emanuel swedenborg.
By Rev. A. Mahan, First President Of Cleveland Uni
versity.
The Escaped Nun:
Or Disclosures Of Convent Life; and the Confessions
of a Sister Of Charity.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
d Il s n X s.
sep3
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PATENT MACHINE
B A l. T. II o p T. .

1--WE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
i nou Masking SIX Hundred Coils per week Of yery
superior article Of STRETCHED MAcHfSE BALI ROPk
All orders pro npuy nd ~ The evesl mnEkss rates. By
JOHN T. DOUGLASS, President,
.eofs-6n No a Commercial 50 50. Louis, Mo.
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The Secretary Of State Of Kentucky has appOlnt
ed T. P. A. Bib Assistant Secretary Of State.
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PLANTERS, HOUSE.

No 81 Corner Of Summer and Deaderiek Streets,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
CIITUATED in the most desirable part OF the City, -
- and convenient to the Capitol Our Rooms fSTII
equal any in the City and the Table will be sup &
piled with the best. We viii endeayor to give satis A
faction TO all and solicit liberal patronage Prices mod
crate. MRS. LYON & ". B. AKIN.
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The amount Of coal shipped from Pittsburg for
the year ending on the 3lst Of August last was
1851, s27 bushels.
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANs.-There were
eleven deaths Of yellow fever at Charity Hos
!. pital on the 18th.
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NOTICE no STONE 1TASONs.

w intend to erect Stone Dam at eur Factory, nine
w miles North Of Florence, Ala and invite bids for tn
execution OF the work. which contains about two thousand
perches There excellent quarry the spot from
which the rocks be carried by water Bids reach
by the first Of November next address Lauder
da'e Factory, Ala 3. y. FOSTER CO.
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1855.
r. C. M'NAIRY s. CO.,
No, 90 College Street,

No. % College Street,
RE now prepared to exhibit one OF the W Ost Conn
II piete well as the Largest stocks of Dry
Goods offered by retail in this country. al de-
sire is friends ami buyers generally call on US for
what they want and we will surely supply them.
The two partners having spent three months in New York
have accomplished much in getting up their stock from
hands which viii enable them TO sell at prices fur bsl0s0
previous rates.
Dress Goods.
In Silks-Every thing and beautifuI
Brocade and Paid Flouncss;
Plain, Plaid and Brocades;
loco Itch, high cOloTed Delains;
Plain, plaid and rich Figured Merinos.
Laces and EnIbrOideries.
2o0 sets Of fine VAL and Honton LAces;
.... 100 Collars and Sleeves in Lace;
100 French Work yaeonet;
80 q" Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic and staple Goods.
All the Leading Styles Of Goods, such as
New York Mills and other DOmestics;
Cotton and Linen Sheetings;
Damask and plain TOwedng and Towels;
Jaconet Muslns and Canbrlcks;
Globe, Merrimack, Duadel, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture Chntses, &C, &C.
Gen1Iemen's Wear.
New French and English Cloths, plain and fancy CASH
mers and VestngS, in endless variety, which viii have
made TO order in the most fashionable style.
Also extensive assortment Of Hid and other Gloves
Hosiery, Stocks, CraVats Collars HandksrchicfS, SC.
CarpeIings.
We have the largest most varied stock ever Of
fered the Nashville pul c which viii b. be added monthly
by all the styles and patterns they brought out
sepl5
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EDGEFIELD.
sR8s Extra Card.

ON THURSDAY, the ltth % October next We will make
" Of our BIG PAIL SALES OF Real Eastate, and
day the premises, will offer One Humid re
beautiful Building Lots, IN WILLIAMS ADJ
DITION 10 Eigehed. The Lots front hhy feet each on
Fatherand, (which being most handsomely graded
and graveled Boscobel Shelby Streets (which Is Broad
street exiendedD all OF them viii be at least III feet
deep, with twenty feet alleys
These Lots all beautifully situated and in
necon with the Additions already laid OF out d the Shelby
Grounds, makes Edgeed enc Of the desirable cities
ever laid Of.
We win have orr plots ready 10 a few days.
All those wishing TO make good investments, or 70 buy
eligible budng sites, would do wen 10 examine these lots
and attend the sale. We DO them that they
worthy OF examination and an ask is that the public viii
visit the grounds and Judge for themselves.
TER MS:
The Lots will be sold credit Of two, three four
and years notes satisfactorily endorsed payable In
Bank. and bearng interest fro date and lien retained
g-We viii gladly show the Lots u all who wish 70
am ne them. LiNDSLEY & CROCKETT,
80 College street.
T. r. GIAscncx Auctioneer sepiJ-td
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HOGS AND BEEF CATTLE.

W. want to buy heavy and thoroughly efyTA
w f4tted Pork Hogs, delivered at our5l
Pork House from the 25th OF November to the 30
Of January. Also, large and well Eed Beer Cattle,
delivered from the 18th Of October 70 the 25 of November
for which will pay the highest market price in Cash.
Our extensive Establishment Is being thoroughly re-
paired and will be ready for business We will pack Hogs
and Cattle commission and We feel assured from our
long experience In the business that shall be able TO
render general satisfaction 10 all who patronze u.s.
Those who wish have Hogs Cettie packed will please
call early We be found at all times Al our ohce No.
25 South Front street, Nashville, Tenn.
sepiS-im J. DOYLE 4 Co.
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SERMONS SPECTACLES.
consequence Of the great demand for Mr.. SENM0NS
l. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECrACLES, he has been 10.
duced to prolong his stay his city for short time longer
enable all persons obtain these unrivaled glsses
therefore immediate application Is necessary 70 obtain them
Additional Testimony.
Prom Hon. Judge Green.
LEBANON August 80, 1855.
pxAR In Tep- your note. state that having used
pair glasses the Specacies bought Of you for
weeks have und them greatly preferable 10 any others
have ever My vision clearer and my eyes do
become Wearisd and palned by their
Respectfully, N. GREEN.
From Bishop Miles.
HAsHvuLE, August Is, 1s65-
Ma j. H. EENoSs-Sir: Having used your Brazilian Peh-
bic spectaces time convinced Of their exceencs,
and end superior any have heretofore used and
earnestly recommend them TO all that their aid
Respectfully, RICHARD p. MILES
~ AR. Semfnons may be consulted at his Once, over
Messrs. Berry Cos Book Store, where the above eeebra
ted specacies be obtained for Short time longer
seplS-dtwu
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GREAT SOUTHERN DEPOT
AND GENERAL AGENCY
For the sale Of every Description of
Manufactured Articles and mer-
chandize Generally.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS,
NASHVILLE. TENN.

T1As taken the extensive aud eommodious Ware Rooms
LATELY occupied BY Messrs. 5. H. LOOMS 90 cor
r al the Public square aad College street. for the purpose
N transacting an exclusive Com sa ssiOn, Agency
and Auction Business, and wouid most respect
sIIv solicit Cougnmeus Of SAGA Gooda q ereY and
drscrpsion adapted the market Having determined 10,
20 purchase dng aste his account, and Catering
himself from long experiences IN cutnueFca He Win
deterrinaoD give satisfaction % Congnsrs and ship
pers viii Be happy correspondence With Man1fte
turcrs Dealers 6 In the vsrious Ctes " the Union, We
nay Eish prompt aud sient Agent Pastor IA TAI.
market.
Es-Orers r ne ilous Products q ,he eegntTy At
ts'isa Ia BAN. y. sHIELDS.
NAshyiilc, Sept. I. 1855. ssple-u
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PAPER! PAPERH
Time Sale of Groceries
BY

w. HI. GORDON g. co.
ON WEDNESDAY next 10Th September, 1855, will
" offer at Public Sale, in usual quantities.
1900 bags Coarse Liverpool Salt;
500 " Fine do do
200 boxes Manufactured Tobacco;
$40 do Star Candles;
100 do Taow do
goo do Pearl Starch:
so do 4 aud \ pint Pittsburgh Tumblers
100 do y pint Rlasks;
200 do quart do
100 do Il, and gal. Jars;
800 dOz Painted Buckets.
Ito bbls Green Steubenvile Copperas;
POO do Sam Hales Whisky
300 do Dean 4 Il les Aurora Whisky;
100 do Bourbon Rye and Monongahela Whisky;
100 quarter and eighth pipes Brandy;
With various other articles.
Terms of Sale:
All sums under 5000, cash; all 5000 and under
$500 thirty days. all $500 and under az eco,
sixty days; all SS0OO ninety days for approved
endorsed Notes payable in one Of the city Banks.
sep1S-td w. II. GORDON co.
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Current Literature.
From LIONEL CLIrroN's Book TABLE.


IlKNRlITrA RcRiNsaN BY d. Wilson.
Miller Orion Il Mulligan. New York
Guy. TIE resl 4 murdersss, Of whom
our readers have heard III our New York
correspondence, and whose trial Com
manded such general attention has found
a bmgrapher. whose plain unsarn,-hsd
tale leaves sac nemofy IN The hears
nf ihuse WHO read. The work aft rds
a most striking example OF the folly OF
fotcing the hear and lis affections INTO
uucnngen,aI channels, aud The moral will
sink dep we trust INTO the basoms Of
parents. i2 mo Up 329,
NJ. o h NJ have lately published
the SWISS Family Robinson. aud con.
eluslon," book exceeding (alm"sn Rob.
inson Cfu>oe in interest The approach
ii the holidays leads " 10 hint the appro-
priaieness ii such gift book as this, for
the y ing. A word 10 parents &c.
"AwFu, DISCLOSURE. MARIA Monk"
DE WIT l. Davenport. New York
CITY. This starring work has been
newly issued. and will command e-ner-
u! notice The nature ii The disclosures
d, mand from Americans this attention,
II Is lime We we're fully alive 10 he dan.
gernu> Institutions. al whose inner lite
the writer kp,ws b, a sad experience.
to" much Il /, the .inple narrative oi
one who has escaped ,i',t den Of poIlu-
ION the odd Back Nunner,' Of Mon.
trehl, after nna nrrable hardshps aud
untold sui rtn.s The book, on lis firsr
appearanct,crraie a sensation among the
advocates ni Convent life and The An.
thor was as alrl N characier and pur.
sued with lmpIacshle bitterness, by ,hosr
WIRED sepulchers whose inner ro,eu-
II, IS she exposed It, re-,-sue n0w will
klndle anew he FIRE of .eeltriatli, u. out ri
which vii rise no je,ui,icsl pteonix bn,
the unframed, unscorchei figure al
ETERNAL TRuTn Lei no Am.ri an f8Ji
to possess a c"p, Of the bo,k.
.EsrEtLE GRANT, or the List VIII J.,
Il powerful "orA III hctoH. as, issued b,
tiarret g. ca. Nv fsrs CITY,. Whllr
f. Glove isln is 81 shamelrs>Iy prouil.
gated AID sdso.a,ed. as al present. We
/ find an auildoie IN works of ih,s charac-
ter. ln6delny is one of The wor>, oi
! crimes over ~htch the curse of God l.
suspended. aud those wlo read th,s book
viii arise from Ms petnsal firmer resolved
Ia tread the paih Of virtue and boid-r to
express their abhorrcnce nj moral turpi.
,ude. . lo mopp 35t'.
The Ouca>, Heir" from The same
house, is a r-pr,n, ,,f onr Of -. 49, mn,
~ auihn ,t
e:S!a'hitieaita' Hall Is An established favor.
+ lite.
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jollie.i OF English ecclesiastics. used to
descend into his cellar, and exclalmlng, AS
he Invested hlmseli-"Lie there, cassoc k +!
/ lie there crozierl' he would besiridc a
but Of Xxx with his unescopizedle legs, and
drink h,,n>elf into lofty condition. So
we suppose Mr.. Weaver, on entering the
efficlal tap. would toss his ,runeheon into
ene corner, aud his commission nat, an-
Other, aud proceed To smile with astoush.
ing s,gor, surrounded by his merr, men.
Unfortunately his power of biba,iom was
hunted, and some OF the liquor exceed
'ngIy pnr. This double distilled poison
fail enough of n7sr roniica to have made
Mnhridates sueeomb, the wicked Mar
shal. we regret IL say, was in the habit
OF returning to the weeping and thirsty
owner. for consideration. For five dol.
hrs Paddy O'Fhherty could have back
his hearts darlin.,' has ravished .drap
oil the crayihur his noggio Of cerile an
destruction. There was fixed tariff
bottles paid so much. and demljnhns dou-
be. This nigh, have awakened the wrath
OF the city fathers, but unfortunately
Weaver with grea, prudence put the mo-
ney into his own pocket. and wisely re-
framed from saying ANYTHING abou, it.
1t became pul,e esiden, that Mr Wea-
YER was h,n>eif IN need oi special prohlt-
tive law; some 81 these doings leaked
out; Mr.. W. WAS called upon 10 answer.
which he did by departing with velocity.
AbiH erap'i 'rd Il he cut, run. stepped.
Those who shared in his festivities and
gathered with MN round the soc tal bar
rel. Instead Of going off confessed. their
eolngs on, and croos'ng the hinges Of the
knee, acknowledged the ofl-repeaied
crnnslns of the elbows.
OF course nobody but f,ol would
charge the heavy drafts Of Marshal Wea :.
yer 10 The Maine Law, any more than he
wound charge the sins IL The rrverau !
Weaver 10 the account oil the church
There Is something. however. very droll
n the whole aH,,r We ali knew tina,
the law would require amendment. bnt
hardly anticipated clause To keep the
conf >ca,en O,ard out OF the claws ot The
cnnii,icated. Such provision, however
seems to be necessary. Oar good frien /.
IN Bangor must lea,s gu, Tor an officer IN
! whom there i no guile one who can BE-
trusted with nnguaged gallons-one. ii
sh"rt. patacoxical as il ma, seem, wht
will be afraid OF hi, prisoners
III. b. Osgood has just laid upon on,
table the Jan, No. Of Harper. Magazine
We are informed that he furnishes them b,
the year Il, the very low price Of 20 cts. .
number No one need 90 wi,hou, READING
even though the times are too tight TO sc
fgsi The dSo9 end1n aa8asspxhsibG adpia
in store formerly occupied by Mr.. Amasa
Sargent.