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The Am Iican iarty.

We have Witnessed the wondrUus flow and then
a very prompt ebb OF Know NoIhmgIsm, and now
can discern the commencing Ietux, u.der the
changing auspices OF AmercaIiSm. Many defects
errors and even madness produced the former re-
cult; Tut depth OF Sentiment good ami vast, will
develop the laIIer. IL will come rolling from the
fountains Of the great popular heart which begins
10 ytarn Tor conservative politics. SQUAD legislation
and high natonalized character. To these It's aspi
Iations ma! have to wing Its way still through storm
aud cloud, but its upward struggle viii probably
yet attain to mighty aud serene heights.
The late Massachusetts and New York elections
have Indicated this rthux and right tendency. The
genuine American party has commenced TO slough
oil what oil vicious had become attached TO 1t, aud
TO show that It's true bent Vas 10 healthy national
action. Ii spit i'll Massachusetts. he Abolition
wing, iusing 18th similar factions, nominated Rock
veil. The natioua! and pure potion rallied around
Gov. Gardner, the man who had, in firm regard OF
Constitution aud jusuce, vetoed the outas eous
proceedings OF the Legislature against Judge Lofing
for his noble performance OF duty in the rendition
Of fugitive slave. Although Senators Wilson aud
ou ner, the Abolition chiefs, exerted every ,ffoft
and tactics against hlm, the true American conser
vative spirit bore him liumphanty through, and in
rebuke oi the maine :, which, as We had seen, had
ruled the hour" Massachusetts l. somewhat re-
ActtHtu alu AlhtilCdus, once rGNlleu hAOH Nom
Ibgs, did IL.
80 in New York, the most unauthorized of its
partles-the INFUSED Nafi0nal Americans have
achieved n still more brilliant aud important ifi-
q uph Il has beaten tIe faction OF the arch Abo
huOn agitator Seward IL was reserved Tor them
10 do IL, and none but they could do IT, Let South
ern revllers cease, and hang thvir diminished heals
b iOre tins marked event Of our political world
Bat this was only bali their glorious work.
Discussion, produced by Abolition, caused the
American party TO lose the late election Ia PeonsyL
vana- That defeat VIII purify il there, aud Place
It on the more conservative basis OF it, New York
brethren. Having the real majority, this Wiil en-
sure is triumph in Pennsy lvana in the Pr, sideBtia
CANVASS
Although the South generally bad not tue saga
city 10 appreciate AmcricanIsIn, g0F the polite
1romputude TO lay hoId upon aud develops is real
IN rits, saieh would now proved 90 Il "a tower
. strength, set the American party Lave carried
Two hfihs OF the Southern Cosgrrrsmen
signs are iavorabse THAI The American party will
carry the Presidential election.
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innovations upon Our Laws-A Corner



The attempted ceremony Of laying the corner
stone of new Roman Catholic church on Sunday,
in Bath, Maine, with flag raising and other pompous
exhibitions, sorry TO say, was put stop TO
BY crowd who dion't III nix the exhibition d act
appropriate TO The day. As we among thOse who
believe in observing the laws, we shall never sane
ton or countenauce any thing ike mob interference
to put down public abuse, believing that
legal means and remedies are the safest correctves
oi all abuses. At the same time we feel found to
condemn that contempt Of public opinion, IN this
cOuntr', which, IN spirit of open defiance of TIE
sentiment and habits a the people, wouhlpick out
20 unnecessarily the Sabbath Jay to perform an act
which every Protestant seet would have deemed
only appropriate to week day. The Democratic
presses, which are making ont so bad for
some few OF the Protestauts of Bath, ought also To
state the proyOcttion which required Interference
from the mayor and police
Bishop Hughes has recently, upon foreign soil,
said, 10 substance, that ''ii the native Americans
are dissatisfied with the political aggrrs-ion- Of fot
eigners aud OF the Roman Catholic Church in the
United States, they pack ap as quickly as they
can, ail ieaee IT, country
Some OF che irish in Cincinnati, read, have
been circulating paper for contributions, with
these pOrteutOus words embodied in il:
1--WE therefore solicit your donation in all Of an
independent Irish battalion, TO which We can all look
with pride, aud which will D, placed byond TIE reach
~ Staie authority, when duty We Owe the Autd of
our birth calls upon US to use thenl."
Does any doubt, for a moment, the true
Object OF armins the Irish, 'ird-Padeld Of Sta'e
dotboriy?" 1t is solely tor the purpose OF aiding
the cause Of torciguism in America.
Nor is this all; there has b en- proposition for
the organization oi armed German league through
out the United States. The proposition comes
from writer in German paper in Texas. The
outline is
81. To form in every town, where there is a
sufici Mt German population one more guard
companies, who -hall furnish their arms,
>. The uniform must be everywhere the same,
to preserve cqu .lity. The uniform is necessary TO
prevent confusion and to distinguish friends.
8. The arms must be everywhere the sam; and
We recommend the best the OF the Turner's
and reviewers
4 member of any company shall he recognized
as member wherever there may be such cOmpa
ny formed. All the companies in the United States
must be in connection with the Chief or leader.
5. The decade system is the most cOmmendable,
viz: every ten members 10 constitute one decade,
aud have one leader, who, in Of necessity, can
call to.ether his nine comrades The leaders then
elect their offc rs Five decades would be enough
for one comp ny
These proposals are only sketches, and are left
to be corrected To stir up the Germans was my
only object, and have done so. Help yourself. y
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u ID. ID : 10 III /
Pres't National Council U 5. n. A

az We are much gratfed to perceive that
the newspaper press is speaking in terms of
high and just commentator of the very able
Address delivered by 7. S. FOSTER Esq, before
the Mechanics Institute of this city, in the
early part of last month. We subj lin para
graphs from pair OF them:
Mr.. FosTERs address We re pub ish, in TO.
days paper, an Address delivered by our former
Ownsman, Turner 5 Foster, Esq before the Ne
9Th ulL We commend it to very lover OF the beau
tiiul, well the votarles of the useful arts of
life. It is a production which marks the author AS
a of a high Ortyr OF intellect, evdet cling alike
mastery grasp Of the SUI jet, and ielL appre-
citation OF the impo' lance Of the Mechanic Arts as
one OF the great elevators of the human race TO
{ ue dignity in the scale of beng.-Eor Gazette.
pleasure. 1t is graceful aud brilliant Grafton, and
exhibits fine powers OF thought, aud great beauty
Of expression. 1t is a eulOgl on aLOr-and exuib
its, truly, the mechanic not merely as a machine
hut az pot Verify, the architect WHO plans a
building must have the model previously d,-uerre.
otvped in his own mind; and the machiui-t who
constructs the engine, must have previously seen,
IL his minds eye" every wheel ami crark and
valve, and piston, revolving and al work This is
her own creations tangible Mr. Foster has wrought
this idea beautifully and we thank him sincere
ly for an hour OF intellectual peasure.-Hem. Eng
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- Tia GERMANS have produce some very excellent
-" rene mes for various diseases. Among which may
be specified Dr. Hoodinds Celebrated Btsrs, FIR sale
BY c. NJ Jsczson-aud used with remnksbe success in
Liver Complaint Iauni.c. DySyep,ia Nervous Debility.
and eeaerl arrangement Of the stomach. he Sdud'y
Dispatch Of this medicine We fel convinced that
IN the use Of the German Bte he patient dos not become
d-hitad bit constantly gains strength and vor to III
fran ia fact worthy Of consideration. The Bters
pleasant ia taste and in se and be admin tered IN
DIR any circumstances the icate stomach Indeed
the, be use b. all persons with the most perfect safety
1t would he vel for those who much s ced in
system TO commence with spoonful less and
gradually increase We speak from experience and are
course proper judge. The press side uni I'd
in endng the German Bitt r. an to the afflicted
cordially advise their use" See advertisement
I deci-1m
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LoYDS GKsAr STEAMBOAT Work viii be ready on
I 4 about the an e octouer.
CONTESTS:
First Application Of Sfe
Life 81 j.. % Fiich Eng av,nR q his FIRST boat.
Lii. Il FultotEng aving his rst American Boat
The hudson lavsT
R5bert Fulton and viegon'- hO River BOat-Cor-
rect Lsrue-s-Fu Particulars.
Lutrub-'s FIRST iio4L
first stguhruvtlc Boat
explosion Tire We-tfrn Waters from w mess
Maps Of the Western Waters Towns, Cities ah distances
laii down correctly. u
ana Won IdeI ii,t Of -tcaDbasts now ~ H. a
Correct view, Of Pttaurg, WI III T., ioc.n1u, isVi"e,
Loui, rd New Orleans, IN SO, Sksto OF 80 place.
20 ultrNu, business. 6c., sc -
Fast q the obi md Mississippi Rive
LIS Of Steamboat ulatrrs ON no esLern NatedS,
Tne vs. Steamboat law 80 i.l tou,ui, Life ts,ais-
Disasters on the LakesN % O, Killed and oanded
IN. High Water SlU, i,S2 1871
List Of Plantations on Mississippi Niyer.
Iuportan United tates supreme C0ur Steamboat D~eons
Three huuirrd pagrs vi ON. hu dri engraving hand
sorey bond ~ remtn- nNE UoLLAS, (post pald) sou
" % receive a copy Of th~ above sogk
u.dcrs tEc - ~olcitri, tni agents wanted In ev-
g town AMI city O. canvass Tor he work
Address JAS. T ALOND& CO..
ocf 3u1 ost nfhr~ Hu Do - ENC IN I'll, 70.
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7- GREAT Cuss roa RHsu.Ars,, rhe Edi'or. Of the

- GREAT CURE RHsUHATISM The Edf ors Of the
- Richmond Republican 4 December 24h, lso2, says
that Carriers Spanish Mixture is quacx raehcire.
They had ia their press afflicted With violent
Nercuria Rheumatism, Who continuity complaining
misery in the back limbs and intshs eyes bad become
eF rsh aud maey neck ssoen, throat sore, AMI a. the
y MT M q K sumatism, csuhineG with scefHt Two
bJtes Of Carriers Spanish Mixture cured him and in
editorial notice above thy bear testimony to its wonder
mi fl es and 'heir only regret IS, n al suffering with
disease of the blood aware Of tn existence Of such
medicine. The eheer'u'ly recommend it.
they certificate and notice in full around the bottle.
lr-1-fm
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TaR LIVE OF a GREAT ORATOR.

tHp LIFE Ug 5 :. PKENIISS. Edited Oy his Brother.
vols 12mO.
"Nrxt Parck Hrury,S Preniiss VS. the Vreaies-
na'ural hat Ia, appeared In a Is coun ~
szz M wit k,u sarcasm, uiuStrstns, and brilliant
figure speech, poured profession on biz Ups burne
on torent e. Ing ch irresiJhly carried away what
ever udnce b. addressed, Hi b. ts cornwall he
vas a prince Of good .-hip, 10 81 fun ana abe dote,
and NJ one i, I'm the grace with which he
told a story -" BgtIk' TOM
as Prenss Is one a the brilliant names which
a1oyu IN Annals To wurA is "A valuable contTi-
buSn American literature AND o. c9nit nts most shon-
y rest every sdi Of tru genius and Rei une eo-
quence D. TroE IsHis,.
Hi. pnf lie care was brilliant one A lawyer, he
second 90 hrs priessn m che - uiwusl, or
success the II t. IN the lau. this Htrr0r
For sale v W ?. BERRY Co.
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PROF. WOODS BAH REsrORATIvE-Tbe testimony Of al
Eho have thoroughly tested the virtues of Ibis eeeed
article is thait viii restore the gray ard n bald eradicate
sea of the Scalp, the air z ng and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. 1t is now put
both with and without sediments See adver
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TO THE AMERICAN ORDER IN THE UNIrEI
STATES

In accordance with Section of Article of the
Constitution Of the National Council Of the United
States Of North America, authorizing the President
to call special meeting upon the written request
of five delegates representing five State Councils
the provisions of said section having been compli
ed with, by the authority of said constitution, no
tice is hereby given to the several State Councils
and to the delegates to the National Councils that
there will be special meeting of said Council to
be holden in Philadelphia on Monday, the 18th day
of February next for the transaction of such bust
ness may be brought before it.
E B. BARTLETT
Pres't National Council U 5. n A
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JOHN PFEIs.PoT CURRAN.
NOW READY

The Lac Of The RI do. ohm hi Pot Curran By his sen
VIM Henry Currsn, with Notesani A1di'ions BY Dr. She
ton Mackelze, and portal steel. limo, cloth
BITS OF BLARNEY. By DR. R Shsl:or Macks
limo cloth.
HABITS AND MEN By Dr.. Doran, author Of ''Takf
Traits" limo, cloth. ~
DICKESs' LTrTLB Folks ID
LITTLE MILL Prom the Old curiosity Shop" Of Chat
Dickens limo, cloth
rsale by W. BERRY 4 co.
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On Wednesday. the 18th inst,

- in the case o. G. NcNairy and oth.rs r. Mrs Q B.
McNsry and others the premises, Or and On account 4
C. D. BrieR. C;erk n sier. 81 all,
On Wednesday. the 18th inst,
Expose At Public sale sixty FOUR LOTS In wes; Nashville
being al tie property West Nashville beangag a. The
q the Late y A. Ncsiy Tn lots a. a III oss.
On Broad Street Nos - - AMI Essf hail q 81
On Mcfisyock 81 trf-iss. md v q h-f ~ los
On Drmumbrane strest-tss ii5, rs and Iso iI3 has
small dwelling on e.
on Icg.t sgseet262 ss 2aa les ssd sl7 as es9 s7o
25i, 27e 273 90. a3 So, So SO ST. a. s $40 81
5l2. Is Jt4 si5.
On pas stre-t-Si s8 at4 s,s ga So as SO $50
81, 30. 81, ss,. $40 So 81 s7s IS aJs. Ss5 gs6
Un NJ Nsiry stree; Si3, 3s4. S5a, ts5 and SOL
ON bvsen StFert-as9 ard 5-H.
Its s. - and $40 Li~s Street incilds he oiA
Household Well &c, and vii b. ia AZ ruF-fhef with the
improvements Tie situation Il t.rs- and the Surrounding
lots Is ofthe haisonesr the neghbofoo u SAshss
and VII make
DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE.
Convenient 70 he ha.ness poIton q tbs cry This sale "a
made r ne pgrpe = closing up he II i pssifte
and without reserve. Putc Afteniaa nest earnestly i
ved % his sac. a. enlhraces q he h4ndsoes &
Ia Wet NsshFsIlr
TERMS OF sALEA credit q one tve and three ysa :,
f5r notes payable Ia Bank satisfactorily secured beaFg H.
terezt, Aisd a lien retained
Ssr sa commence pramptly a II octoek, vita lots 81,
Sos 100 and $40, including TIE Dueng Oasneases asaaL
LfNBsLEf CkOCAEff, - CpReEr -
Y r GlArcocK. Aucfionesr. deci-fd
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Read About Blank Books, &c.

4 tbs for opening Account oks Is fss ap-
"a preaching would invite the stenti n u those intend
ing buy my stock q Blank BOOKS. These Box o.
the est quality Of paper, and cannot fl Rg one
also prepared 20 furnish Counting ue with paper,
Ink and In short, every de cripon Of Stonefy the
decl ARC CHA LES w SMITH
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D A N GIN G.
Notice to Stockholders
NAILS! NAIL :!

IXTE have in store 500 kegs SH0ENBERGER'S JUVIa
w Ala NAILS. We will continue receive them du
ring the season. and firuish IN IN cit, o. de, at
PITTSBURGH Prices, freight aided
dec1 " A. GORDON AGO
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MARRIED.

WILLIAMS BRENNAN.-On the goth inst, by the Rev
Two schatt NJ. Henry Williams Miss Fannie NJ Brennan
both Of this city.
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The ELECTION To-Day.

Our readers will remember this is the day
appointed by the Governor for the election of
a Supreme Judge for the Western District, for
the seat made vacant by the resignation of
Judge Totten, of Jackson. Although the mem
beers Of the Bar in this city and various other
portions OF the State, have expressed prefer
ence for Archibald Wright, Esq, of Memphis,
that gentleman has positively declined to allow
his name To be used in that connection. Tie
only candidates today are Nc j al Bulioch.
Esq, of jackson, aud Judge VIM. X. Harris, of
Memphis, the present occupant by appoint
ment from the Governor. Mr.. Bulloch is an
American, and gentleman every way worthy
of the position both by the constitution OF his
temper and mind. Judge Ii. has heretofore
acted with the Democratic party. We hope
every man viii vote, and let the public sense
be fully arrived at. No more important cleo
tiun will ever be held in lie State.
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BROGAEs

NJ EGRO Brogans ard Thick Boots kip Boots
~ and BrogAns at lowest prices
JoHy RAMtGE,
dtcl A. College street
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WILLIAM L. M0RSELL.
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling CataWba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET

jyl6-ly CINCINNATL ONO.
tloof MP. German Bitters, prepared and sold by Or
Jackson, At the German Medical store 20 Arch Strt e.
Philadelphia, daily increase in tn r well deserved cp, ~
Tor the cure OF all diseases arising from arrangement of the
liver These Filters have indeed proved hsssing to the
afflicted, who show their gratitude by the Bost tterng
testimonial This med inc has esab shed for Itself a name
that competitors however willy their SCIENCE seductive
Their promises, reach. gained the putic ,oaA.
nee ~ the immense benefits that have been derived nom
II, and will ever maintain It's position.
see advertisement. nOv14-tm
BUSINESS NOTICE.
Modern Mysterie Expl uned" shch has been .'enomi
mated The Giant WorS OF the Age has Just been recev
ed by Charles W. Smth this bok Professor NIahan Il
Ohih las met irtuism It's ground uleo ing am
exp airing by the laws % Silence All the ed facts
which have by the superstti1us been attributed . pit.
ual 4Lnueuce
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WILL SAID The Memphis Enquirer re-
marks;
Now that our Democratic Anti American
friends have found that they cannot kill the
American Party, and that coarse abuse does no
good, We trust that the reign OF better Inanness
ipd better feeling between the two parties
yll begin. Let every DICTATOR, every edi'or,
very politician, stick to argument ard rea on.
Ii the American Party and its platfo IN cant OF
e sustained BY argument, we desie to sec
18th vanish like mist of the morning. But
We soorn all mere vituperation aud abuse, for
xe know that our party Is aim n at the 200
Of the country, our whole country, and moth
lng bat our country
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AMERICAN ORDER IN TIE UNITED
STATES.
NATIONAL AMERICAN COUNCIL,
Erec4tiUe Office. Copirgtor,. Ky.
November % IS55


November %, 1855.
BE 1t known that at the annual meeting of the
National Council in june 1885, the following rcso
luton WAS adopted:
Hesotred, That Convention, for the purpose of
norInatlng candidates for the Presidency aud Vice
Presidency he held in Philadelphia on the 92d Of
February, 1856, to be composed Of Delegates elected
by the Subordinate Councils, one in each Coneres-
sloaal District, and Two by each State Council as
Senatorial Delegates at large.
In consequence OF the existence of this resolution
and to give it FIJI effect, l hereby proclaim aud
make 1t known that without DELAY, the Councils Of
the Order IN each Congressional District in each
state and that each State C1u lc, shall proceed TO
elect Delegates to represent them in said National
Convention, appointed by said resolution; and, to
secure full Representations, it is recommended that
for each Congressional aud State Delegate, two al
terrates be at the same time chosen by paca Dis
trict and State Council. +. B. BARTLETT,
President \ ,rioDal CnnncI II N
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS
THE New ard Splendid Freight and T-1 -
! Passenger steamer, CT MBEE- FsLorzsssaa
LAND, DF n BRosKs, Master aa--zzS-zz-zsa=zzrzz.
n ID FiIoT CLERK wd leave for New Orleans al incr-
mediate ports on mex Saturday morning al 10 O'Clock.
For freight or passage spi1y on board, or 10
II II. HARRISON.
dcci-1W Agent
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49,. RELIGIOUS NOrrcR-Rev. JoHs Francis Of St Johns.
- New Brunswick, viii preach at the First baptist
Church 10x O'Clock tomorrow Eorning Suhject:-~Tbe
Claims Of Pure TRANSACTIONS Of the Scriptures"
Preaching and Baptslual Services at night By Rev W. n.
RlTrrss
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VER.iNDA.H HOT. l..

INHE subscriber having disposed Of The CrucheT House
and charge Of this Hotel he hopes by prou pi al
ention, and moderate ps, % LIBERAL q pub
g patronage.
The sTAGE oFFICE Is kept At this Hotel coraer Of Cedar
and cherry sss., opposite The Posi ofle-
nOvs-d AcrOS VOTING, sapr.
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Address OF JOHN F. House., EsQ.-We have
received pamphlet copy of the " Address of
JouN +. House., E-q., before the Alumni and
Students of the Law Department of Cumber-
land University, at Lebanon" in June last
Mr.. House is one of the ablest young men in
the State, lawyer of high attachments, and
an orator of brilliant promise. He is destined,
at no distant day, to occupy a prominent po-
sition in the front rank amongst the intelec-
tuaI worthless who adorn the Bar of Tennes
see. The address before us is in his happest
STYLE, and will be read with delight by all into
whose hands it may fall.
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lNOR HENT-Ror The sasaiRg year, a comfortable
bSriAng hoase on Chery street, neKt door south Of
Aneon Hal, Containing reogs, vih q niug Foom,
sisehen aad csl4r ia the basement.
Il. A. RALLOwE,
ocizS 0ea7 Ag't, Ne II Deaderirk =.
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NEW BOOKS
NEW ADDITIONS.
MEMOIR NJ 9 pPuNTTcc

mEMOIR OF S. s PRENTISS
TO9N, NELSON -. have just received airesh supply
Of new pubTcltion- such as
Life Of sergsnt S Prentiss;
Containing full of this distinguished and tai
enred Ran.
Catholic and Protestant Nations Compared,
In heir three told relations Wealth. Knowle lge AMI
Horllty. BY Rev Napoleon Rousss ~ ct Paris.
The Contrast between Good ald Bad Men.
Illustrated by the Biography and Truths Of the bible
vols, Svo. IS q. Sp ing.
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NEW fLOtn DEPOT.
Once Of The Nashville City kiils, corner Of Celleg
and sprilg Streets
iys @. HAMMOND 90
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JOHN RAMAGE
TRUNKS! TRUNKS!

OF the best SOLE LEATHER, and of every Size and
" Quality.
Buggy Trunks Yaises, Trayeing Bags and s,ieh-l.-a
large assortment. JOHN RAMAGE
deci 4 College street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, DIVINE sERvIcs win be had in the Cumberland
- Churc at the usual hours, morning and night, by
the Pastor, Rev. DIR. bonn, tomorrow.
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NUtIIF 70 NHI0 NF717N1NE =" = ""-"F
44AnshF ~ fON6u has ut sftis 81 hom Paris, an4
Nj tskes rre uirasare l. lnflruias ne clens Aesh
ii and u LIZ rat she siarsa he NashFlc Inn ~
So ca uith rrsat vasietg q lich tFeoch
Fmbscifrfies and tiusss Lees. heeae LAce. cellars
~ es.si, I.s Fare4d Lee Vsis Pockci naaakerchef.
f,trrns gass fnfuts' Dresses. az Al - fanaIksoI
: orices And she VII - pezssi . - many q ne
Ia4i = Is nav her gh ezi .nd gu EualAn,ss -
- arfrv ,tt.f0n - al eAz can ae bead AZ Re tnoa
f.H u ~ alss dAy daEipg A<S STAY aad she slt
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