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RAILROAD NOTICE.
COTTON destined for Charleston VIII on and amer ts
" '' - H. I. ANDERSON,
.soiA-f supr ~. q. O. r. z.
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100000 BOXES

Sold Annually i'm Tennessee!
lust received direct from New York,
d 500 FRESH BOXES.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
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RATES REDUCED.
TNRGb the 18th Instant to the LIST OF June the rates Of
L Freight from Charleston and Savannah TO Nashville will
be as follows -
Books and ationery Boots Shoes and Hats Bottled Ii
quors and Oils.
China, Glass and Glass Ware, Cigars cases. Clocks.
Confectionery cutlery In boxes and cases, Dry Goods In
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery Furs Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, lat owners
risk"
oysters and jars sadd'ry, Tin Ware, Teas and
Spices, D 100 DE- VI W
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, "except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels pipes cordsge Tobacco in
boxes Carriage Springs and Axles Leather in rolls aud boz
e Oils in barrels casks Crockery and Queensware In
q loo Ms. 80 %
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages, bOxed," and
other light articles enumerated Also Carboys Of Acids
rates q ITO Ms q 90
All articles not enumerated to be charged at rates Of an
FROM is June to 1st Of Dece nbe, they viii be changed
as follows.
dst Gas as above per 100 90 90
Special rates ............... 2 20
Merchants shipping frO the Eastern cities win ind this
the cheapest well the most expeditions route freghs
from New York and Philadelphia TO Charleston and savan-
NAH from TO IL per cubic foot, according to
As the Railroad Companies Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding OF MeF
chandse u VIII be necessary 70 eonsgn 70 Commission Mer-
rates H. I. ANDERSON, supt
jAni1--u n 4 Q. Z. r.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
No shipments entitled 70 the above rates unless each and
package has the name Of the Depot Of delivery and
the initials n a c. r. r. plainly marked upon q,
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH. Ef
ON and after this date the Articles enumerated below,
" viii be through to Charleston and Savannah at the
prices adixed to each article:
Tobacco hhds., y loo ns..... SOC
Pork ia bbs y Zoe ............G %
'~ese H. i. ANDERSON, supt
IyT-u " " hA"foAa'
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NEW GOODS,
OPENING THIS DAY BY

DICR EVENING FANS;
N BRIDAL
Rich Embroideres IN an varieties;
Ereaeh Worked Caps, lEvu.xa
Lace Trimmed
Rich EFening Dresses.
SIX evening Drtsses;
An az shs above arc niec things, Just to hand
octa4 Z. O. MeNAIRY 90.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

cAOLbhA EALN ENIIb Es
INHE Public respectfully informed that LYONS co
sun 'nunue selling their crle brated Ia Ta nud
DAs'rfhea Prev ntiVe, tfrUm 'he rr. cts o. which
90 many last year reaptd great comfort reliesl bv he
Gallon, Bottle or Glass A. eveufives always better
than cures, strongly recommend al Use it, The Poor
supplied without charge, accom- panied with pracsrg
Doctors certificate Private Families particularly fhoud
have bottle Of thus article in ID, house in case of err
EeEcy. LYONS q 20
myl 10 C.fEr strs..
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naPER.-Ws are selling Letter and Cap Paper % tne
-, r. 80 cheaper than Il has been ssid n this
- Cas- and paper ~ ene dollar ard as4rser PEI
'S-@ 8 H. LOOMS CO..
s.,aa Assnts for Manufacturer.
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RLAChRoARD CRAYoN,

WARRANTED free from Grit any Glutinous sub
w Sateyer and superior 20 any other CrayJns
now in
Amer having given the American Bisckb ard Crayons
fair and impartial trial. being fuly convinced Of cir
superior merits, readily give testimony in aVor Of
their being the hest Crayons that have COM
binng all the qualities that could be desired IN such
ticle.
Thomas sn, -Wir, English High School, Boston.
Geo. Allen, Jr., dancock
Hubbard WinslOw, Young Ia les
J. ID. PhbFt~k, State Normal school, " Britain, Conn.,
Francis S. Williams, English High school, Boston,
Pierce Allen Eng Classical school, W. Newton,
~ Tillinghast State NOrmys school, BrdgeEater,
Jonathan Tenny, Manchester High School,
J. 3. Eaton. Philips Academy, And0yer,
A. r. Pope, Somergile,
g. W. Plympton state Normal School, Albany, ". T..
ubridge Smith, Cambridge High school
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH.
aprls BUS
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NTAILS-6OO kegr shoenbcrger Nails, Sd IN spikes;
IN 10 store and for sale by ". ii. GORDON %
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Cas for Passengers at the principal Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions at either OF the above
oces will cali orpassengers in all parts of the city, with
ort Ta;i' je26-r
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INTEREST paid on Deposits by - oo
IL Jan19 1OhN ID JANE" q w
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VRAVELS IN T. ROPE AND THE
L East; Or, A Year in ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND,
WALES, FRANCE BELGIUM, HOLLAND, GkRaAET, AUSTRIA
ITALY GREEoE TURKET, STRIA, PALssTNE EGYPr, by
Samuel Ireneus Prime, win s0grayngs in two Volumes
lust received and for sale by
myi0 CHARLES W. SMITH.
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CHILDREN'S PANACEA.
III THE 6REFENBERG COMPANY fAd nsyef ProSseSd
any hing else FOR TIE public benesi han ths
Nsl,ins ty uoald yes deserve ne srattsas 81 every
CHILDREN's PANACEA,
which has saved the nves q more yoonS eaidrsn' sna
isa -, ,ics babirs han AEy other medicine ever
S,1 one hour ed to ave years q ass, tbs nsdeiae
-. a paooFixa cHILnaooo. For Fever, Teeth
nessa So Cie psoFdsrsd Bowels, Ac, u never AHA
s.rs uho have used Il Pronoanee Il 10 b ons Of
As - 81 a. a every Drag Store In ne State
-, ALEX. MACKESziE
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fAIkE REDUCED
Cabin Passage from Charleston to New
York, Twenty DOlIarsI
u. y. MAIL. LINE.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAM
PACKETS.
sEMI-WEEKLY
NASHVILLE, NJ. BKREY,
ECO Tons. Commander.
MARION, w J. FusrER,
300 Tons, Commando.
JAMES ADGER, 8. Q. TUEsER,
$40 Tons. Commander
eoUTHERNER, THOMAS EvAN,
100 1Jns. Commander.
FAVE Adger's Wharves every WE'D E@EA
NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER- <s@F1#T&
NOON after the arrival Of the cars frSm the
SOUTH and West
These Steam ships built expressly for The ne aud Tor
ssfey comfort and speed, rnsivaed ON TIE coast
rabies supplied win every luxury Attention and oour-
,eoas commapdcra viii traVsers BY this line every
possible comfort and accommodation
TT-For Freight Passage, having elegant State Room
~'''Hi'''" lEkRY MUSHROOM, Charleston, Q. C.
Cabin Passage. ........s. ..'..'''''''e1y
6teeaAge do ........>.. est.ss.'s'- ''''''
teS-1m
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WHEAT WANA6b.
NIFTY THOUSAND BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED foI
SEYMOUR, TANNING a CO.,
iea Corner Market and Church streets.
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VENTS bUFEh UALF ". =. IHICk SULIU bUUI5-
w have received lot OF No double soed water proof
w calf boots II the very best quality.
Gents double soled calf Shoes and Oxford Ties,
do superfne walking and dress Boots;
do P. L. Congress Caters;
For sale at lowest cash prices
RAMAGE 4 CHURCH
hb2s 90 College street.
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WOOLLEN ORES GOODS.
DLAID AND STRIPED CASHMERES;
L Tartan Plaids, (all colOrs and widths;
Real French Merinoes, from SOC. and upwards,
Mousln de LANES, 3 aud Ga widths;
Lapen's BOmhazines:
White Cashmere de Ecosse;
Valencia Robes, (rich)
Alpaccis, do;
And great variety Of other styles, aud cheap.
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TOR SALE-I offer for sale three hfty feet lots In
u Edgeheld the Of Russell and Tulip streets
In Zocoers Addition. These the desirable build
ng lots Edgehed and persons doing business in the city
and wishing comfortable residence In a shady and retire.
location convenient; to the Square, would do well to
r, A. BALLOwE, Gcnl Agent
my8o No. II Deaderick st.
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Death OF Thomas n. Hamilton.

Intelligence of the death, from yellow fever, Of
our young fellow-townsman, THos. n. HAMLTON,
reached this city yesterday. Mr., hamilton was
taken with the fever soon after leaving New Or
leans, at which place he has been doing business
for the last few years. and died after reaching
Memphis. The deceased was a younger brother Of
ANDREW HAMILTON, Esq. Of this city. He was a
young man Of excellent business qualifications and
habits, with noble and generous heart, and was
universally beloved and esteemed by his acquant-
ances and associates. We presume his remains
will be brought to this city for nterment.
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THE WIRE BmDGE.-The accident to the
bridge, which has been the occasion of so much
inconvenience to the community, and loss to
the company, is now fairly and substantially
repaired. The bridge is now much stronger
and safer than it ever was, as will be readily
seen by an examination of the additional
strength and safeguards which have been elm
ployed.
The company and the community are in
debted, for the prompt manner in which this
damage has been repaired, to the energy, in
dustry and indomitable perseverance Of the
President Of the company, Mr.. JOHN McINTosH.
He has personally superintendent the entire
work, being constantly on the spot from day
light until sundowu, though residing five miles
in the country, and has carefully scrutinized
every piece of material used, and the manner
of using it. BY the time this paper reaches
our readers, vehicles will be passing and re-
passing the bridge without interruption.
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BY common and harmonious consent, the Minis
ters and Members of the Methodist, Baptist, Pres
byterian and Cumberland Presbyterian Churches Of
Nashville will hold a series Of union meetings daily
for prayer and mutual counsel in reference to the
best to promote the interests of true religion
to elevate the standard of personal piety and to
promote deeper and purer christian sympathy
between those who believe " the word of God"
alone is able 70 make US wise unto Salvation.
Protestant Christianity is unit in all the great
cardinal doctrines of human salvation. They love
to labor, pray and give, to send the Word of God,
a free gospel, to every human being upon earth.
The first meeting as above, will be held in Rev.
DR.. Edgar's Church, this (Monday) morning, at
o'clock 1t will then be announced in what church
the meeting will be held on Tuesday morning, and
each morning till the meetings are all around
-Gdzette.
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The True and Only Issue.

The real people OF this country irrespective OF
parties, becoming more interested in the great
question at issue every day-whether or no "Ameri.
cans shall govern Amerca"-and in the Presidential
race for 1885, they will give an affirmative answer
90 the question. The issue is not Wing, and
Democrat-not whether Know Nothingsm is Wing
gerry in disguise-but whether the party advocating
the Protestant faith, or the one taking sides with
Romanism shall triumph; il is whether the native
born citizens of this Republic shall fill its Offices
and direct its affairs, whether Foreigners, pau.
pers aud convicts from Europe, shall govern our
country. This is the true and only issue, and we
Wig.
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OpTTUARY

Departed this life on the 4th Of August, 1855,
at O'Clock p. NJ, Mrs SUSAN WHEELocK, consort
Of George r. Wheelock Mrs. wheelock was the
daughter of James Glidewell, Of Cross Plains, Ro-
bertson CO., Tenn. She leaves husband, an in
FAINT son ten days old, and large circle of friends
90 MORN her loss.
The scythe Of death has deprived our community
of one of its brightest jewels; husband of an affec
tionate and devoted wife, and the social circle of
charms which are seldom, and cannot be well re.
placed. The gentle and prepossessng department
Of Mrs. Wheelock eudeared her 20 those Who
ehared the pleasures of her company, aud called
forth the admiration and esteem Of her peishbors
and friends. Her death has eushrouded our com.
munity in gloom; each heart feels deeply the loss
of one SO amiable and prepossessng. In deposit.
ing her remains IN the silent tomb il was manifest
ed by all present that death had claimed more
than ordinary woman; each spectator ielt that
gentle and kind friend was being consigned 70 the
tomb. Our profound sympathies are with the hus.
band, relatives and friends Who mourn her loss but
we know that whilst her mortal remains are mould.
ering In the dust her spirit has taken lbs fight TO
the celestial world, aud ere THE her brow is deco
rated with OF immortal glory, and her voice
is pouring forth anthems ia praise o. the Great
Am. Death bad no terrors Tor her; she feared not
to make the change, but passed from time 20 eter.
nifty without struggle. May we all meet our in.
evitable doom, and leave this eheckered world with
prospects as bright as did The subject Of this no
tice r. l.. b.
Wzeelock Robertson Go. Iiras,
August 10, 1858.
Christian Advocate please copy.
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
DR.. C. W. CBOZIER'S
Camphor Wash Mixture,

Patented July II, 1854, and which received the
Premium al the Nashville Fair in October
last. Warranted to contain nothing in
the least injurious to Clothes; also
Great Pain Killer.
HE undersigned, having repeatedly been solicited to
Il make consgnments Of the Patent CamIhor Wash Mix
ure has concluded TO sell county rights in this
State will have the Improved CamphOT Wash
Mixture put up and distributed throughout this State lex
the counties where the rights have been disposed O)
aud in the state Of Alabama. And that he may be enabled
enectuay to make this arrangement he poses to
shares onefourth be retained, and the remander-75O
shares-wll be offered for sale. person RENTING ten
dollars will have share in the Patent to fourteen
from July H. 1854, and will be at the same time in
vesng dollars be used in the purchase Of the
ingredients advertising and the expenditure OF
tie prepare and distribute the Mixture for sale
Consgnments will be made TO shareholders, (who may
quest it, other persons to the amount OF their
remittance. And they viii be allowed a commission Of -
cent their sales, and also their proportion Of the
profits at large.
Annual exhibit Of sales will made and dividends Of the
profits RENTED 20 each shareholder No debts viii be con-
tracted will the Company he responsible for any, the
business will be conducted upon the cash system.
Any Of those who have purchased patents for counties in
this State have the privilege Of exchanging their rights
for share at tie prices they have paid THIS exchange will
be made NJ the cost OF the Patentee.
It II desirable % have least active share
holders in each county IN the States named. Subscriptions
for shares will be closed by the LIST September next And
consgnmeus Of the Mixture will he made very there
after. Certificates issued Shareholders who vii request
the Agency, IL they desire it.
The undersigned will Agent until the shareholders
elect three directors to year, who viii Lave the
management until IN cir shall be elected
Newspapers in Mobile Montgomery, Tuscaloosa, Hunts
vle Taadega and Tuscumbia that will publish this twice
and other advertisements the Of dollars and
send copy, will receive share. Address,
q. W. CROZlER, Patentee,
je25 Knoxville Tenn.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Later from California.

NEW YORK, Aug 25.
The steamer Geo. Law arrived this morning
with $4,000 in gold She brings news Of fires at
San Francisco and Stockton, which destroyed $780,
600 worth of property in each city.
The British ships Monarch and president, y
were in port.
An attempt was made to FIRE the town Of Nevada,
but was not successful
The miners were doing prosperous business
The Sandwich Islands trade is dull
The Allies destroyed PetrOpauluski, after the
Russians had deserted it. A severe fight is antici-
pated on Amor river.
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CAIkD.

A PROFESSOR Of Moder1 Languages, Of nearly forty
n years experience twenty Of which passed at the
Universities Of Moscow Casan, in Russia Professor
Of the French anguage in private nobeman's families
the contnen0f Europe, and the last eight in this
try six Of which in Richmond Virginia, (where he taught
with great IN the first Schools and private famies
Kentucky; ossssing the highest testimonials Of
his competency in teaching his native tongue,
offers his services Schools and private famies also
young who wish TO form evening class His method
Of teaching differing from all those this country
always crowned with success ED approved Of by
all those who employed him. Address A. at Mrs. NJ. Mil
ler's Vine Street. aug22-5.+
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Hon. NELL s. REOwN.-The many friends Of
this distinguished gentleman were greatly disap-
Meeting on Saturday. We regret to learn that he
was prevented from being present by severe indis-
position, having been confined TO his home for
several DAYS.
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VIOLENT RAIN.-0ne of the heaviest rain storms
Of the season came up on Saturday evening about
6 o'clock, accompanied with the most vivid light
ming and terrific peals of thunder The rain con-
tinued until late hour of the night.
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ICE CREAM.
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
mEDECAT nEpARTmPNT


THE Fh Annual Course Of Lectures In this Institution
i will Commence on Monday, the 29th Of October next
and continue till the frst Of the ensuing March,
PAUL F. EVE, Nj. D. Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases
Of Women Children.
W. X. BOWLING, ~ D., Theory and Practice OF Med.
cine.
A. H. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy.
G. X. WINSTON, NJ. D., Matera Medca aud Medical
Jurisprudence.
ROBERT NJ. PORTER, NJ. D., General and Special Anas-
omy.
j. BERRIEN LNDsLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Phar-
macy.
THOMAS R. JENNINGS, NJ. D., Institutes Of Medicine
and Clinical Medicine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS NJ D., Demonstration OF Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened Students on the
first Monday In October.
full Preliminary Course Of Lectures free to all STU
dents will be given by the Professors commencing also on
the first Monday OF October
Cinique has been established in connection with the
University at which operations performed and
prescribed for aud ectured upon in presence Of the Class
Amount % Fees for Lectures in the University SiO5-
Marcuation Fee, paid ony) IS. Practical Anatomy
$40. Graduation Fee S25.
Good Boarding be procured a about 81 per week
Further inform alton can be obtained BY addressing
J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY,
Jyls-Wktrw2m' Chancellor Of the University.
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NEW ORLEANS Aug. 24.
The semi-weeky report of the interments OF six
out of ten cemeteries shows 90 deaths, including
l65 of yellow fever.
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Immense Sale.

1t has long ceased to be fashionable put" patent med
cnes do any thing enhance their sae not any
particular prejudice that has arisen in the public mind
against them but simply from the worhlessness nearly
all the great remedies" crowded into the But
casonay medicine that possesses real merit is brought
into lght-one that is really what purpors to be- Of
this class, Soans preparations ranked with safety
Tor we IN heard of instance where his medicines
been tried but that the fullest satisfaction has been gven
and their immense sale will fully their popularity
breepOf Journal, III.
See sloans advertisement in another column
iy26-1W
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MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 81.

AN OBSERVER" wields racy and vigorous
pen. We would be glad to hear from him Of
ten.
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CoRN.-The Rutherford Telegraph learns tina
farmers in that county offering TO engage the
new crop OF corn at 80 cents per bushel.
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Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.
Rtcuuovn Juiv Och 1S5

Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia.
RICHMOND, July 9Th 1855.
Messrs. WIN. S. BEERS Co., Gens.-COnsiaeratons Of
duty the afflicted prompt to send you this vol
untary testimonial great value of Carriers Spanish
Mixture, for that almost ncurabe disease, ecroula
Without being disposed deeming necessary TO In
to the particulars of the that the astonsh
ing results that have been produced by the OF that med
icne member Of my family, and under my own
observation and superintendent, after the skill Of the best
physicians had been exhausted and all the usual remedies
had failed fully Justify in recommending its to all
who may be suffering from that dreadful malady.
do not to say that it adapted to all constitutions
that it will afford the relief in all cases; for Of
course know nothing about that-but from what
have Of the effects would not hesitate to use it, in
any and every Of scrofa, with persons for whom
felt interest," whom could exercise influence
control Respectfully yours,
jy2l-tsept1 JON, NJ Bolts.
80 See advertisement in another column
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLESTON, y. e..
CIRCULAR FOR FALL OF lass.


WE desire 10 call the attention Of our friend. and the
w buyers Of Dry Goods throughout the West and south
west, 20 attractions the fan sales Of Prcseat
year.
Oar business well organized and arranged, thai
better able than ever BEFORE TO supply Tie trade
with large and Attractive stock
r. eur own hn p artatfous VII suppiy our For'
eEt Departments with an the and desirable iAbrirs
IRON the karcpesu markeseleced By one o. The house.
resident 10 knroPeand viii parcuisry adapted 70 our
market
Our Domestic and Staple Goods nePartns p VII DC sup
Pied With al The leading styles u Goods.
~ Is, We believe Acknowledge f4ci bat olE aA -
always been OF the largest and Hoss arAeusc N s
country, aud believe that ne BEST lave -
convinced that systea % shJAi FAVfAis AMI
PROMPT PAY Is The most satisfactory
Ne attention u 81 close 6agers W or large
and Attractive Sfocks b1l Shh ihe distinct IN
derstandag that sell Eeo1s ehy fer s&ah " ed notes
parable ia al eases al Bank.
shall dale foruard, adopt rhs plan N ccn-
neriIon With Domestic Goodt DtPSrinsni- NE sAaA
keep ran ana c8mpeie assortment q Bisaehrd Brpsn
and caazsa Cssioa 0oes sbieh VII bs soAl ony or
Cash Oar ohces thls l. % supply tsss Goods tssr
A. thay are ~ casa hoasss IN the Northern cities In
onizr Ehis feature q bssincss. usy asa
eomparison % east prizes wfh tire pFcSi sud then
vii lfaxe ne dceisi1n % sAe pufeh4ssr
the thrte ye4rs' expestsncs since tH es4oheni
Of basnsss. enabled TIE eposntiy M
vie altsutoa scrk kd Pi4ns or basness bessns
that o4rr i1dueements ssoaa % Has - fis
~ 80 AID 9fi KiSfh sfkEkT.
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