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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-17

"Crcssyw said Leicester, one morning, as
she laid down book from which she had been
reading aloud. She started aud trcmbled-
The tone as he spoke her name brought back
the olden memories to her heart.
Did you think did not know You all this
time?" he continued fixing his eyes full on her
face. The evening that little Nellie brought
me to you-the first time | saw you | knew
you; and oh, Cressy ! thought | could teach
you to love me- lie paused, and now Cressy
came and kneIt down beside him. She took
his hands in hers, and bowed her face upon
them, and again he felt the hot tears fall as
they did years since, when Cressy stood beside
him by the red school house. Cressy was q
true woman after all and Fred Leicester was
happy once more.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-06-27
AGRICULTURAL.
Shrubberry and Vines.

Let there always be lawn in front of
the house, and let the hardy climbers find,
all over it, appropriate places on which 10
rest, and fasten their wonderful burdens
Of grace and loveliness; let honcysuckles
and jessamines, clematis and bignonias,
wistarias and roses clustet over it, and
weave for il veil of beauty; which the
sun shall every moment diversity with
bewitching light and shade, and in which
the zephyrs shall always nestle and rock
themselves to sleep, where the bees shall
come light-henrted, and sing their monot-
onous lyrics Of industry as thcy gather
sweetest nectar; and where the little birds
shall build their annual nests, and rear
families not more loving than the one that
dwells beneath those emboweripg vines.
Cultiyating such natural ornaments upon
and around house will refine the taste
Of family, will improyet the manners, will
elevate the morals, aud strengthen all the
domestic and social affection ia their hearts.
II win assist also In forming habits Of
industry and fregality, as wen ss habits
Of observation and intelligent piety. Let
a family plan how best 20 adorn yard
and decorAte house with foIIage, and theY
win find sprineing up in their heaNa !
unity Of feeling and a sttensih Of syrnpa.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-06-27
Salt, Plaster and Ashes for Corn

Having recently seen several illusions
in the Rural to the use of salt as manure
for corn, will briefly give little of my
experience, as have not raised crop of
corn IN eight or ten years without apply
ing it. When l first commenced the use
of it, | experimental for several years by
Cressing portion with it and leaving q
portion undressed, ill l became satisfied
that the profit was fully equal to % per
cent, and my example has been followed
by many of my neighbors. l use and ap.
ply it AS follows: ........
Take half bushel salt, l bushel pas-
ter, 2 bushels leached or unleached ashes,
mix thoroughly with shovel upon the
bap floor, and apply to the corn as soon
as mixed, aud as soon as the corn is plant
cd, the same day if possible. direct my
hands to press the earth over the corn
with the back OF the hoe on covering it,
so that its exact position may be known,
and have boys to follow Immediately after
and scatter a small handful of the colnpo-
sition over the print Of the noe. usual
ly apply about three bushels Of the mix
ture to the acre.
If by accident any Of the hills do not get
their share, the color of the corn on com
ing Up reveals the fact, being usually rath.
er yellow, while all that receives the dress
ing is Of very dark green, and grows rap
idly from the start--being little ifany re.
tarded, by chilly, backward weather,
which frequently occurs after corn plant
ing, and very seldom ''rollingn in the
most severe droughts. For two years
past have commenced hoeing on the
fourteenth day after planting.
apply the same mixturein the same
manner, to potatoes, and with marked
bene6t--Wm d. Cook, Sodus, N. Y. May
1855, in Rural New Yorker.
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Millet and its Culture

From one seasons experience, thiak
that mii'et is peculiarly adapted TO light, ,
warm soils, but will grow on almost any
soil which is not too wet that the soil
should be ploughed deep and well pulver.
lzed, that the time TO SOW the seed, if inten-
ded for hay, is any time during the month
OF Junc--if intended to ripen, the last
week in May, that the quantity of seed if
intended for hay, should vary from l6 to
20 quarts--very rich soils requiring most
seed to prevent the stalks from growing
too rnnk-but if intended to ripen, 8 to 10
quarts per acre will be quite sufficient; that
the proper time to harvest if for hay, is
when the grain is just filled and the top
ofthe head or spike is beginning to turn
yellow, but if intended for seed it should
fully ripen; that the best mode of harvest
ing is to cut with the cradle or reaper
and bind in sheavcs when sufficiently dry;
and that the yield per acre on coed soils
will be from three to four tons of hay,
or 80 to 40 bushels of seed. 1t leaves the
soil in n loose, friable state, consequently,
rass and clover seeds do we'll when sown
with it,
AS TO nutritious qualities, il is regular
pan"cea for the cr.ving of all hungry
stomachs, whether of bped or quadruped.
ltaEsas vii work hard and keep in fine
finely cut with strawcutter, and mixed
with four quarts Of ground millot seed
per day to each horse. Feed in the same
way to milch COWS; it will keep them fnt and
sleek, and cause an unusual flow of good
rich milk. Colts, calves and sheep fairly
Iuxuriate in the green fodder. The seed
fed to hens will make everlasting layers
of them, whether Dorkings. Shanghais,
Poland, Spanish or native.
other nccessaries being provided.
Canada Farmer1
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IN ADVANCE
MUM Der 20

Thy to which others are strangers. Each
one labors to promote the pleasures Of
othcrs-hcnce domestic affection; all are
planning for the future-hcnce hopeful
patience; all seek to turn every spare hour
to the common proft-hcnce orderly ar
rangement of time, frugnlity ard industry.
A family that will cosent to dwell, for
halt n dozen years, in house, and keep
it naked of vines, and still surrounded
by barren yard, ought to be abated as
nuisance; for its children will be either
hcartless or slovenly.
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lieu thereof shall be condemned to re-
main in perpetual duress to his keeper"
With excessive glee the old lawyer
slapped together the book, excIaimng, as
he pushed his spectacles up his forehead,
snow, my boy, the way is clear; so we
will drink glass of wine to the health
and happiness Of your beautiful bride, and
may snccess crown your enterprisem
| With a thousand warm acknowledr.
ments, and promise to acquaint his ben
efactor with the result of his advice, the
artist bowed himself out, just catching as
he did so, glimpse of marvellous be-
witching face smiling at him from between
the folds of the window drapery.
That evening, Walter, as usual, spent
at the counsellor's; and during a few min
utes conversation with his betrothed, as
he leaned over tho instrument from which
she was drawing forth enchanting elo-
quence, planned the elopement for the
third morning ensuing, when her unsus-
pecting old kinsman w4ld be absent
from the city on assize business Of impor-
tance.
The interval preceding the denoument,
proved an age Of misery to the unfortunate
Earnest. Walter, with his doubts, scru-
pies and surmises, gave him no rest for
five minutes together, and was such an
intolerable incubus, that he often excaim
ed in vexation Of spirit:
allow slow the day slides on. When
we desire Times haste, lie seems to lose
a match with lobsters."
At last wore around the cventful morn
ing; and attired in fanciful riding habit
of green, and velvet cap with sweeping
plumes, the adventurous damsel sailed
RFta 70 the stables, and, as if in play, de.
how to saddle her horse. Long accus-
toned to her spoiled childish freaks, the
man cheerfully complied; and several at
tempts did she make, coolly and critically,
before she succeeded in completing the
task without aid, to the infinite distraction
| Of poor Walter, who nearly danced with
out the gate, and her own mischievous
entertainment. Finally, all being finished
to her satisfaction, she gained the sad
die with one graceful bound. and smiling
Walter to approach, took his hand and
assisted him to mount behind her, which
feat accomplished, the animal set off at full
speed, the groom staring with op,n mouth
at this new folly at his wiful mistress.
As to the sequel. it was much in the
routine of all other sequels. The uncle
was first furious with rage and mortifi.
cation, and brought the case before high
authorities; but as nothing criminal on
the side Of the gentleman could be pro-
ven, and the lady was considered as a
cipher in the profound and awful eye of
the law, the prosecution was abandoned.
Gradually the old gentleman's rage moder-
ated into grief, then into forgiveness, until
at last, he came to relish the daring joke
keenly as any one, though he was sorcIy
sold; and not only received the erring pair
into his house, but became warm friend
Of their ally, who caused the domicile to
ring again and again with his delicious
laughter; and made the consultation scene
in the library the subject Of one Of his
most celebrated pictures.
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Paradise Rcgaind --iIugging blue.
eyed girl on pile Of freshly cue clover.
Go way strawberries, you have Iost your
taste. ts5f
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A woman Offering TO sign deed, the
judge asked her, whether her husband
compelled her 70 sign.
g "he compel meT' said the laay, enc,
nor twenty likc bimlv
80 ss1r-->-----sess o. ex-----
We fnnst reconcile ou1sf'<t4 y our
enemicsssheh wsAS dying. .F''>A %
old topper, as be called for q water
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Then, dearest, we must elope; what
care we for sordid drossl with your sweet
presence to inspire me, ! shall toll day
and night, nor ever know WEAKNESS. lie,
US ay TO a rose.embowered cot, and they
may keep your wealth. Do you consent
Mildred 7"
Mildred stopped 10 pluck moss bud
a. sAepeplied, f .g
sRut do you know che penalS ef. =
loping with ap hearessi have heard
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Premium Boot and Shoe ManufactOry

JAAEs w. HAMILTON. FULlEs
HAMILTON Il FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY.
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville, Tenn.
NNYE would inform our friends and the public that we
w still at our old stand Market street where
we have on hand, and are manufacturing, much better
assortment of work than have before offered the
public, consisting part of the following kinds:
Mems superfne French Calf Boots and CATERS;
Men and Boys fine Cali Shoes Oxford snd Monroe Ties
Mems, Bows aud Youths Calf and Kip Boots, water
Mems and Boys Kip and Thick Boots, double and SIM
gle soies;
Mems. Boys and Youths Kip Shoes, double and SIN
gle soles;
Double Sole Negro Brogaus;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and light;
Youths and Childreu's coarseand tine Shoes;
Also
Ladies' and Misses Ge, kit Boots, 'sv:d and pssgsd.
French Mo. 90"
French Morocco Boots,
We are making cur own work from select stock and in
good Styles and warrant every part of the workmanship
Prices Loio aud VniforfI.
- Work made to order. Also repairing promptly
aud NEATLY done.
~ Cash paid for Hides or taken in exchange,
janll-ly HAMILTON & FULLER.
RECTiFIED WIISKEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls "Ntetar Whisky 70. sale by
L janis E. ). CHEATHAN co.
FINE WiIISKEY.
TWO HUNDRED bbls Robertson County OLD Double
l. Distilled Corn Whlskey, very sageylor quality.
For sale by Ijsnl6I E. s. CHEATHAM co.
RYE WIIISKEY-
TWENTY bbs pure Cd Nonongabsla Rye Whiskey--
janis E. s CmEArHAM & co,
.. ALE.
THIRTY bbls 6sst Cincinnati Ale fresh Jns received
i and FOR sale by TianI6l E. 5. CHEATHAM & co.
CHEESE.
NNE HUNDRED boxes sc'tc! ". L. Cheese. Just re-
" ceived and for sale by -...
janis E s. CHEATItAN co.
STARCH.
TWENTY boxes best Cincinnati Starch. Just received
/ aud for sale BY ianl6l E. :. CHEATHAN& co.
~" BROOMs.
sale by janlsj +. s. CHEATHAM & co.
STAR CANDLES
NNE HUNDRED boxes, half aud quarter boxes Star
janI6 Z. S. CHEATHAM co.
-- OYSTERS.
EORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters, in cans. Just
i received and for sale by -..,,..,
janis Z. ,. ChEaIHAM = GO.
MATCHES.
NIFTY gross Matches in round short boxes. Just
ianIs TV;''U Nl' ES. CHEATaAM & co.
TEAS (FRESH.)
rINHlRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
/ halt chests EXTRA 6ne Black Teas
do do Green DO.
isnIs H@i' '''s'''u =" ~ ' 1 s CHEATHAN t co
- FLOUR,
rJNHREE HUNDRED bbIs S. I. Flour, YaxsH. Just re-
i ceived and for sale by
janis r. . B. > ChhAIhAN q GO
WE ARE ALSO IN RECEIPT cfa large
w voice of FlaunsIs Bleached and Brown Musins of
every de- crption bought at astonishing figures which
we will sell very cheap make r0onfor our Spring Stoek
jan2s,-tf. o. II. Z. McN aIht q Co
COD FISH.
Just received two drums Cod Fish. ForSs Ss-ssfsySsa
~ sale BY - E---A---l-S-~>
6ecI5-E STEWART & W "a hiI1-
RICE.
TIVE Tierces fresh Rice received and for sale by
Il rdecI5tf1 STEWART l. WEAKLY
: COFFEE.
100 BAGS Green Rio Coffee, Just received, and
IOO for sale BY STEWART q "EAAL1'
decI5-E
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
OFFICE CORNER CHURCH AID CHERRY STREETS.

TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
10 subscribers 9, following rates: Single copies one
year in advance 50 90; within the year. s. oo ai the
end of The year, 81 co.
ClUBs Of Eve at Office, and upwards e. 90 per copy
for oae year Clubs Of subscribers will be received for
six r1onths at the foregoing rates.
TIE TRl WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday at IS 90 per aDnu in advances if not
psd in advance, e %.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars,
Ey- THE MONEY N ALL CASES. TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81
Remances Of subscriptions may be made By mall at cur
risk.
No paper will b sent cut OF the State unless the order is
accompanied with the cash.
~ We wish it distinctly understood that no paper viii
q discontinued until all arTearages paid except st'he
option ef the publishers
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ZINC PAINT.
,dersieued Agents for the sale of WHITE OXIDE

THE undersigned Agents for the sale of WHITE OXIDE
/ OF ZJNC, manufactured By the Pennsylvanis and la
high Zinc Co. prepared to receive orders for the same
and woud invite the particular attention Of the Trade 70
its evident superiority others of American Manuf,e
uye and its successful competition Sith the best Of
Foreign.
Dealers with confidence depend uson ALWAYS obtain
ing anT desired supply of this Paint. which will be found
tovecoEaneud itss tor Purity Great Body and Uniform
Whte1es5 ....
Pric,s Gad srns arranged the most liberal footing
JAMES T. LEWIS Co,
dae2-tH s2 Water Street., New Yo-k.
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DAGUERREoTYPEsl naenrparn1-
TEETH

lESILoiS viii please take potice the understand /.
- our only agent in Nashville; and th,se WISHING o,r
rake [ Ieetn wl please make their purchases direct Of
nm ne mas just received another supply Of Teeth which
has also on hand few fine cases Of dental IrsS,r,I
sii complete; also, Foreeps. Files, PlugEers Fzcsvaor
buns, Drills, Bench Vices COrrundum Files NbeelG a.
For sale by A STREr,CG -
(FoFmeriy stretch Orr) Wholesale aud Retail DruQvsl
Corner College and Uaion Streets Nashville Tenn.
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SUNDRIES.
STEAMER IRoQUOIsE.

, i ia IAEEL ItAONgNOfSt-.
H- NJ D. L. +. II. BROOKS, MASTER .E
,6sEzxzaa WISHES to inform The public that he has
Stt5Fsf recently purchased this substantial Steamer,
szzsS:szand intends running her during the present
season iron r.
NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS,
and solcits from his old friends as formerly share
public patronage. Mr.. THOMAS j. HOPKINS will sc as
Clerksnd viii give every attention to any business ht may
be entrusted to HIM Whenever there is patronage su
ceut and shippers DESIRE by application to The boats agents
trips will be extended the Cumberland river high up
as ROME. . =
The lhOQUolSE has superior accommodations for Pas
sengers and Freight Standing No in nsuranc. Apply
to JOHNSON L WEAVER, or
JOHN YEATMAN, Agents. Il
noVlo-hm
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THTRSTON . HERN AKD.

RE receiving their stock Of Fall and Win N n,
n ter Dress Goods. consisting Of Silks Cash- ic,lif
maFes Freuoh aud English Merioos all Wool De- StlI
lSaes Hosiery. Gloves. COrset- snd general assortment
OF Staple Goods.
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
by Of the hrn since the Gscne in prices Of FOREIGN
Merchandise, and will be freely offered 10 the public al
prices that must insure ready sale We respectfully invite
alto give our STOCK az examination Octstf
NEGROES FOR HIRE.-I have several Negro
~ Women for hrs tbs balance OF the year. IS well az
6I for sale. REFS w PORTER
March 1lth, ST
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No. UnIon street.
NNTE Offering new aud beautiful assortment
w OF Dress Goods unsurpassed in the market consist
ing ofPian Black Plaid, Striped and Brocade Silks Chsl
levs plain colors Plaid and Printed Berrages Printed
Jsoonet Muslin and Lswnst0geher with general sssort
meut Of Staple Goods Hosiery, Parasols, Twisted silk
M-ts &c rap2s' THTTJSSTON x BERNARD
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THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE
nFFICE Sheppard Il Co.'S EKcha OHce, VIII
" insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. Houses,
Merchandise, &c, &C. &c, against Loss or Damage by
Fire Steamboats, of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Csrgoes of Vessels of
every description against the Pers Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives Of persons in good health for single year.
for term of years, during e Aso Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail.
All persons having their lives property insured in this
Institution, entitled to full participation in all the prof
its without any liability to loss beyond the amount Of Pre-
Iniums which they may pay.
NJ. S. PITCHER, President
J.B.J0HNS0N, Vice President.
@. J. z. WHARTON. Secretary. enl
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r STEWART R. L. wEAKLEY
STEWART Il WEAKLEY,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors
No. Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee
TLOUR.-IOO bbls Logan Mills for sale by
II septl4 McCREA & TERRASS.
ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY or SUKGI
CAL INSTRUMENTS.
Q TRETCH 4 OAR have just received BY Express
y large lot OF fine Instruments co1sistog IA part OF the
following, viz:
Silver Spring LaDcets;
German aud Brass Spring LanceiE ...
Glass Specuums,
Physicians Pocket cases Of Yias;
A." Of Instruments
Cupping Instruments;
Fine Steel Scales with Glass Pans
Evans Genuine Thumb iancsts.
Cateract Instruments;
UVula Scissors;
Ponsil Instruments:
Metallic Flexible B01giss.
ScarucaiOrS;
Horse Phlegms
JourlIquets;
DiSsecting Instruments Of III size and pFcs
Together with large lot of other Instruments suitable
for Physicians aud Students All Of which will be sold
at q small advance upon Eastern cost b7 rt
STRETCH ORR, Druggists
dec5-L Corner College q Union at, Nashville
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The SOUTH NASHVILLE n SNUF z CTURl7,G COMPANY
A.. FslaoEea Iae'r iienug 20 fGt;i;S n " BUiLD
/ iNnN. 80. l5 COLLEGE STREET. south Of Sp-lug
"e'e '"-y y M -e paI7i 10 attend 10 tie calls Of laetT
C0''h'7. I'-y t-ncn1s n'lv f,s5 e7zTy v.rieiycf
r ENRNIT UREI
Thankful tor tie liberal rairna-e Lr7atr,-, ,sca;ros
the solicit continuance # the sarue 1rd loe {, give
general satisfaction, r II GRaOVF< e..
". L NANCs Sec'v. preiiant
Nsshvills Jan. 5, 1s55-E
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J. MOORE,
TOBACCONIST. WHOLESALE L RETAIL


TOBACCONIST, WHOLESALE RETAIL.
Corner Of Cherry and Cedar Streets,
NASHVILLE, TRIM.
WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen.
ersy, that am prepared to furnish them with the fol-
lowing articles ten per cent less than any other house in
the CITY, for cash purchase for cash SO that save from
ten 10 twenty five per the following articles;
Meerschaum Pipes, warranted GENUINR;
Dutch Pipes-largest stock in the city;
Snuff Boxes large variety;
Snafs-Rappee, Msccoboy, Scotch, Garrstts Rooms,
&c
Smoking Tobacco Of ali kinds;
Chewing do Langhorns & Arnistead's, Diadem
Twist, Fig Leaf, Dil's &c. &C.
Also just received superior article OF Ale for sale BY
the barrel.
have on hand lot of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do web 70 call as
can furnish them with every Thing in the business
ianll-tf
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TO NEW ORLEANs.
Fare HseGiuCed!s
CABIN PASSAG L FROM CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TW ENTY DOLLAR
United States Mail Line

u NEsCU SsSaaeS REsaEa ksEkkC
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS SEM WEEKLY
Nashville, 1900 tons, N. Berry Commander.
Marion, 1900 tons, J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. Adger, l,5e0 tons, s, c. Turner, Commander.
Southener, l,00Oto Thos. Evan, Commander.
N~EA LEAVES Adrer's WharVaS, every Wednes-
Ss1ttFPs day and Saturday alto ne arrival Of the
sfsstssssss sssyss;, cars from the South and N<st
These Steamships were al bui fJF the Line and for
safety comfort and speed unFiyaed on the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury Attentive and eour-
every possible comfort and accommodation.
Cabln passage, -. 6-V.
Steerage passage, ,...''...;'..',s ,sS.
For freight passage, having elegant state Room 40
eOnmodstions apply to . ,,
HENRY MISSR00M,
Charleston, s. @.
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NEW COFFEE.
600 BAGS new Rio Coa5e fresh importation JUS.
received from New Orleans. For sale bY
decI7 DAVIS & SWAIN ~
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ur. yaek,on,s Pile and Te,ter Embrooa,ion.

Tiis may b. considered specific and is warranted to
cure Il not auly siaie ala, pain aud iHnamms-
uon stops al bleeding subues thai u'osrate itching but
It ec.l y cures very short time, persons whose lives
have been rendered miserable 70, years! Its application
pro5c5- no pain but rather an agreeable and pleasant
sen alton Gil or soEd fo list Of cures and you viii be
gSlonis.1.
~ Faf sale 5y 6 VI ueudgrs5ott, Nashville; Bell,
E66nsau 8 CO, Louisville; aud J. - Park, Cincinnati.
Grbs 2usd6W
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ALSO, IN MAGAZINE.
7S0 KEGS Hazards Kentucky Rife Powder;
tOU s75 * & kegs do do dG
l75 kegs Duponts do do
ESQ do Deer Rife do do;
loco do Blasting Powder, in kegs and b.rrsls;
G65,000 feet best quality Safety Fuse;
10000 do single and double Tape Fuse;
Which we will sell 10 the trade usual.
s. Il. LOOMS CO,
mar23n Agents for the Manufacturers