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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17
MASONRY IND TEMPERANCE.


/ The following remarks on temperance
we extract from the charge of Grand
Master Smith. delivered to the Grand
Lodge Of South Carolina in 1905. The
sentiments are truly Masonic. and emf
nently worth the attention of every mem
Der of the Graft:
. May | be permitted on this occasion
10 touch on another kind Of inactive vir.
tue. an inattention to which frequently
leads to the prostration Of all Others: I
mean sobriety This virtue being as it
were the guardian of others, few obser-
vations on it may not be misplaced
An oriental apologize contains an excel
lent moral on this subject. A man was
directed 10 choose which OF these crimes
he would commit-parracid incest or
drunkenness be recoiled with horror,
and without hesitation chose the later
but mark the sequel-when drunk he
committed both parricide and incest
This vice. when it becomes a settled habit
is indeed attended with innumerable
evils it palsies all those fine qualities of
the mind which elevate man to the simiii-
tude of the Supreme Being: it ooliter-
ates all those sublime virtues and excel
lencies which have distinguished man as
the noblest work Of God it sinks him
far below the inanimate brute; for the
latter parsues the designs Of its creation,
whereas man By wantonly depriging him
self of that reason wEerewith he is en-
lowed, entirely disappoints the views OF
his Creator Can there be a more mel
anchoiy object than human being in this
degraded state, whore dark aud gloomy
veil is drawn over the obscured faculties
of the mind where the man, who few
/ hours ago. was admired for the brilliant
/ display Of his talents and genius, is now
coutemed for his folly and extravagan-
cies where he, who, but yesterday, was
an object of envy or admiration, is today
! a snbiect of derision or compassion.
/ Were we not too muck familiarized with
such scenes, should We not shudder at the
sight of an enlightened being, suddenly
reduced to the darkness OF insanity, not
by the inevitable act of Providence, but
BIZ the wiiful abuse of the comforts Of
iife2
aTn making these serioua reflections,
far be II from. my wish To check that con-
lvivial disposition, which gives relish
land zest to social enjoyInents There
Iare und oubtediy occasions when the hon.
lest heart viii naturally expand. and the
agreeable companion ought to relax from
those severe. restraints, which, if too rig
idly observed, would deprive life Of some
of It's essential pleasures. and rob society
tof many Of her principal charms Ma
Sols1c lUlyyoT and Keysso1le.
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1)oetrp.
THE LAWYERS PRAYER.


In 1911 gentleman of the legal professioi
wrote the following lines He lived up to til,
entiments embodied in them
Ordained to tread the thorny ground
Where few, fear. are faithful found,
Nine be the conscience void OF blame,
The upright heart, the spotless name;
The tribute Of the widows prayer,
The righted orphan grateful tear.
To viFtne and her friends friend,
Still may my voice the weak defend.
Ne'er may my prostituted tongue
Protect the oppressor in his wrong,
Nor wrest the Spirit Of the laws,
To sanctfy villains case
Let others, with unsparirg hand
Scatter their poison through the land;
Iniane discussion, kindle strife.
And sttew with ills the path of life;
On such her gifts LEI Fortune shower,
Add wealth to wealth, and cover to power,
On ne may favoring heaven bestow
That peace which only good men know;
That JOY of joys by few possessed,
The eternal sunshine Of the breast,
Power, fame and riches / resign;
The praise o. honesty be mine,
That friends may weep, the worthy sigh,
And friends may bless me when die
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17
A LITTLE STORY FOR THE TIMES.

A eountryman one day. returning from
the citv. took home with him FIVE of the
finest peaches one could possibly desire to
see, and as his children lad never beheld
the fruit before they rej2iced over them
exceedingly. calling them the fine apples
with the rosy checks. and soft plumlike
skins The father divided them among
his four children, and retained one for
their mother In the evening. ere the
children retired to their chamber. thefath-
er questioned them bv asking how DO
you like the soft rosy apples |" every
much indeed dear father said the eldest
boy: 1T is a beautiful frnit,-so acid. and
vet so nice and soft to the taste; I have
carefully preserved the stone that | may
cultivate a tree" Right and bravely
done said the father; "that speaks well
for regarding the future With care and Is
becoming In young hushaudmann Il
have eaten mine. and thrown the stone
awav." said the youngest; besides which
mother gave me half of hers Oh it
tasted so sweet. and so melting in nv
mouth Indeed, +" answered the father,
thou hast not been prudent However it
is very natural and chid-like, aud display
eG NlSubbl lVi Ntfi N"' ltaNt ''Nh-
ed M the stone" said the second son.
which my little brother threw. away,
cracked it, and eaten the kernel-it was
sweet as nat to the taste-bat my peach
7 have soid for so much money that when
[ go to ttecjty | can buy twelve oftbern
The parent shook tis-head reprovingly
saving beware my boy of ayarice Pru
denee is all very well, bat such conduct as
yours is unchildlike aud unnatural
Heaven guard thee, my child. from the
/ fate Of a niser And you. Edmund 2"
asked the father, turning to bis third son,
who frankly and openly replied, Il have
given my peach to the son of nay neigh
/ bor-the sick George. who has the fever
/ He would not take it, so | ieft It on the
I bed and have just come away" aNow.
said tbe father who has done the best
4 with his peach 2" sbrother Edmund - the
/ three exclaimed aloud sbrother Ed
rnun1 - Edmund was still and silent.
and the mother kissed him with tears OF
jay in her eyes. -,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17

HAsAt"NAhLE TAELoRS, Mineral Point, Wis On
~ t.ctl share Of puplIc patr. mage Their work
81 4s.ae N the most fashionable s.!le, and on fea-
- lf-rs- SanH High STREET
*. s. asaug caoe TO order, and warranted TO ft, II
peg. made up. 42y
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TAILOR .

I'H- Undersigned would respectfully tender his e.
4 hanks t1 the citizens Of Mineral Point aud Nsa
..-.! af past tavo-s, and inform them thar ~
"irs business AT his oG stand or High street, LIZ
r. Sl,s BE pleased To receive g continuance of
p gsa1eEea's Clothes cleaned and pressed on short
-'t' HENRY PRICE.
august ra 1852 y5p42
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AfT1RNET Avn C9USsELLoR AT LAW,
MINERAL POINT. WISCONSIN. 0fica two doors
u Fa-t of the Book store Viii attend to land ne
-ns, and trGassc. al business connected y itf his
f'tsign. Collections promptly offended 10. 3ltE
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u ,.a DEALER. IN Dry Goods Groceries. f'rovis-
>lEs.ss ''-io'i-es' e'Set ware, Lulao,I anu
isaaT Stone, Wisconsin.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17

tyste1En, I fcr61 1seheur s Surgeon,
-tlas dac Stock Of E
@'-5s' Medicines, OILS, Chemicals, sc, &c,
ar MS nTsP4>SARy * pRUa sroRr
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]. B. MOEEETT. M. D.

IT AEITG QeruaaetIy G1cat IN Mineral Point, oulj
IL rraefllis tender s. professional services to the
-sz 4 tte tHHu as.t viciEitv.
FTI i1 tls rooms fsrtaeEiv occupied by Cobb g.
s,-l-a, sf.r. ha vii ho found AT AL HOURS, unless
ifat % Professional business.
Jgns :, lisa n3av5
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= !. TX ID

= & 4 Ak ID.
SFscy AZ 1-s's ais services 70 the paoho IN tue
Ha y7u = Nv EFoR AND CRAFTSMAN.
~ p, 81 tsnds, Town tots, Roads. Mines and Wa
- - hefever his services may be desired. and
tser eohEey auces, Pats, Protles and Esirnsle4
ne nay be t,rd atthe Rail sd dee. or at his
o~foh =, - CHARLES TEMPLE.
'iosa 2rus5opd
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17

PaopH e1Ic.-In7 .the. course Of a few
years Russia wil have Constantinople,
The greatest part Of Turkey, and all
Greece France, England and Prnssia
united cannot prevent t. Boaapayts.
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CHsIsnss coTrEssrrr,
l4s oalg sood and cheap HOUSE. SIGN. and

ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
r,s' hfsSies and Sleichs, Banners, ReEslias and
e5eles, Painted with neatness and despatch.
s.7 f. . f.-llcr Nhi5e-waShinS spd Wzl-staiaing,
.'"l sssl style CoUat.s orders psnctEGliy Ak
Gss.- 4, Nasilatsoe oue door north 0. tie Franklin
49, + .leTal Point, Wis v5nfI
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17

II N-E.- DEALFR 80 Family Groceries & ProviS-
= 'a', SIS Glass. Wooden Ware. SC Gcy- Stand
> g. Central House, fliSa street, Mineral Point
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EnREN 7EEsvRN,
GEoKGE VI. CoB8,

trr-,-RAI- pEALER in Hferchandize Of aH KIND
'- aA The carEer OF Chcstnui aad High streets,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17

! ugs y y t.Sf sells nTuss, Medeig~z PaIa.ts,
- - ..' = he Mineral Point lrug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17
N&rzIEE XHEEl

( NERAL DEALER in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
!, sFles, Cr0ckeFy anu Tarsi ware, High Street,
.---- tullt. VIM
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t,Eo. ID. HELBER, III. ID,

4 j. eNERAt. LAND AGENT Mineral Point, wiscon-
- sta- oFEIcE on High Street. S2yT.
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- a rogue rsked charity on pretenee
of being dumb A lady having asked
aifn. with equal simplicity and humanity,
how long he had been dumb. he was thrown
Of his guard, aud answered. from my
birth madam Poor fellow = said the
lazy. and bestowed on him dollar, with
perfect good nature.
Where there is no hope. there can be no endeavoT
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ryrRAL POINT TRIBUNE.

.--r.Igp EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING,
=, r,r, Stoae Block, 1zird Floor, on The Corner
,.....,s eaa High STA. Mineral Point, Jtis by
croUGE ". HISS.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17

A Shanghai, when eating corn, takes
one Peck at time.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-01-17

In 1911 gentleman of the legal profession
wrote the following lines. He lived up to the
sentiments embodied in them =
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:
.,7are. lt2 lines or less one insertion, 5 90
square one month, SO
snare three months, /: 100
.tI7re SIX months, :: s 90
..5lare one year, s 90
-,.l,r.a Of 4 column one year, Il 90
agr-h 81 a column half year, : 90
.aTfof a column half a year, e: II 90
,.r5fof column one year. Is 90
aana half year, ::: !: is 90
s.,7.emn one year, 5000
= All advertisements ordered in without spe-
The length of time viii be inserted until
ia. 1at. aud charged accordingly
73Isness or Professional Cards. by the year,
...s-se ines S3-each additional line so cents.
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ES>TEAyCE AGENCY
rrys INSURANCE. cosIPANY OF HARTFORD. CONN.
tss.''e't'
a5rt oUsr J. -E:Oa's store, JEipcrcl POM, 5EIs.
1&7r y 2. BDYDEN, agent.
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TERMS

r,,s subscribers, year. =: :: s. 90
6 months, 90
3 rs
.r,a and nail subscribers, year, so
- 6 months, IS
3 so
,7v time less than three months, 5 cents
,Vask
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-20
J. MOORE, -
ISOBACCOSIST, WHOLESALE & RETAIL,

Corner OF Cherry and Cedar Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
II WOULD announce to my friends and the public gen
orally thai am prepared 10 furnish them with the fo
lowing articles per cont less than any other house in
the CITY, for cash. purchase for caeh tAs from
ten twenty i've per cent. the following articles;
Meerschsum Pipes warranted GENUINE;
Dutch ripes-laTgsst stock in the civ;
Snuff Boxes, large variety; ..
SnufTs-Rappee Mace0boy, Scotch, GaTretts Rooms,
dc. -rf--
Srnn5ling Tobacco OF all kinds;
Chewing DO Laugh0rne L ArEisie2ds Diadem
Twist, Fig Leaf. Dil's, &c. DC.
Also. just received superior article OF Ale Tor sale BY
the barrel. ..
have on hand LOT Of superior Havana Cigars whole
sale and retail Country dealers will do web 10 call IS
furnish them Nth every lhing in the business.
janil-f -r
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Premium Boot and Shoe MannfactOry

JAMES W. HAMILTON. rDgN FULLg.
HAMILTON & FULLER,
TENNESSEE BOOT & SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville Te III
NXTE would inform friends aud the public that We
w still al old stand Market street. where
we have on hand and manufacturing. much better
assortment OF work than We have before offered . e
public, consisting part Of i5e following kinds:
Mems supertue French Cali Boots and (fsiters;
Men and Boys fine Cali Shoes Oxford aud Mouroa es
Mems, Bows asd Youths CaG =ad Kip boots Water
Mems, aoys hip and Thick Boots double ena sin
gle soles;
Mems Boys, and Youths Kip Shoes. double aad sin
gle soles;
Double Sole Negro Irogans;
House Servants Shoes, heavy and lsht;
Youths and Childrens c0aIsssnd nae Shoes;
ALSO
Ladies and Misses Calf Boots. se"ed and peggei:
hid
French Ao.
Tampico
French Morocco Boots
sewed and begged.
We are making our own work from select stock. and in
god styles aud warrant every part OF lie
.4s- Work made 10 order. A..a reugir.ng prnnl;,ly
.zy- Cash paid Tor Hides or taken in exchange,
janll-ly HAMILTON It FULLER.
RECTlFIED WmsKEY.
1--WE HUNDRED bbls "N ectsr Wbiskey for sale by
janl6 Z. 5. CHEAlHAM 60.
FINE WIIISKEY.
FlNW0 HUNDRED bbls Robertson Couuty ON Double
4 Distilled Corn WhIskey, Il very spos-ic- quality,
For sale by janl6l r.S. CHEATHAM & co.
RYE WEElSKEN.
TNWENTY bbls pure Otd honOn sahe'a REs Whisksy-
l. superior article. For sale bv
janis E,s. oHEATHAN & co.
FJNHiRTY bbs be4 Cincinnati Ale fret Ig,t received
i and for sale by rjsnl6l l.. 5. CHEArRAM 4 ca.
CHEESE
HNE HUNDRED boxes ss.ert W T. Cheese. Just re-
~ eeiyed and tor sale By r.
janis =. :. CHEATHAN ! co. .
STARCH.
TWENTY boxes best Cincinnati Serch. Just received
i and for sale by Lianl6 L. :. CHEATHAM & co.
BROOMs.
TNHIRTN dozen Corn Brooms. jnst received and for
i sale by [janl6l Z. $. CHEATIiAM Il co. .
STAR CANDLES
NNE HUNDRED boxes, half and quarter boxes Star
l J Candles. Just received and for ssie hy
jsnl6 T. = CHEATHAN 4 co.
OYSTERS.
VNORTY boxes Fresh Baltimore Oysters, IN ems Just
received and for sale by
janis = CHEATHAM K co.
MATCHES.
y>IFTY gross Matches in round short boxes Jus. r,-
L ceiyed and for sale By
janis -. CHEATHAN 3 CO
80 TEAS FRESH
EYNHIRTY boxes Imperial Tea;
1 : half chests EXTRA fine Black Teas;
; do do Green de-
Just received aud for sale by
janis h. :. CHEATHAM co.
rINHREE HUNDRED bbls 3. +. Flour FRESH Just re- |
i ceiyed and for sale by
Janis E,s. CHEATHAM CO. !
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Orders executed by ali Booksellers. ldecs2.
Y4TITADIE FARY FOR SALE

TEN! subscriber offers for sale his residence living in
: McNairy County Tennessee, four miles east Of Purdy
and twelve miles west Of Savannah Immediately the
SagsToad CO-;GiniUg ESQ acres OF Laodi5 so
uDasr good fence and tine state OF cultivation IT'S
os rich bottom land. There is good roomy framed dwell
ling, framed barn and stable, servant houses, two
failing well and spring water good Young orchard and in
Us healthy neighborhOOd the Stale affords In short
this place offers every thing that heart could desire in
home Terms 10 suit the purchaser and possession given
Immediately II desired.
0ctI It--5IW JOIS G. COMBS
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ArIEJYIOY
Z
AMATEURS IN DULDOUS ROOTS.

u. ,. h u Il Z
NJ 30, Market Street, NGshriRs Tennessee
TTAS just received lot Of Imported Bulbous ~ :.
Roots, superior 10 any thing Of the kind ever y1
offered; consisting of Double and single Hya- SSkS
eynths, Nsreissas Tulips. JOhnquiies, Iris Gro
Gus, Early Due Yea ThrOlls, ETC.; from Van Der "a
School 4 Sons. Florists and Nurserymsn, ut Hiegom
HARLEM, in Holland. As it is the proper time
ior planting, in hopes person will le: this opportu
nifty pass without calling B. s. WELLER and making
their selections .- .r
AS the waters up shall have large 10, OF
Garden and Flower seeds of superior kind from
b. Lapdreb, Of philadelphia who is exten,yey known
by Gardeners and Florists throughout the Union, BY
wboleSa.s and retail.
ALSo-AA kinds of Implements and Tools for Farming
ornests such Steel PlOws. Harrows Corn Sheilers
nSh CrIsfers Large Boilers for Stock Spades, Mauecks
Cevoeis Picks Manure Forks and Hay do In word, |
intend keeping every tool III the Farming aad Gardening
line, ard am in hopes generous aud liberal community
will pa!rOn1e Suez house -- dec3-d&w2n. r
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SoUTHERN OLA
Coxa Exs erciaE COLLEGE


WRITING fFNSTIT UTE.
T fNHk hrst term OF this College will com
L nenee MONDAY, Feb. IS, in The l,fscS> s,.ss.
arge and spacious room in CooPeEs bloez ssSgs;sSs
n Cherry street Eve doors dbove DesGeFok ssa@s
The course of instruction ia this institution viii embrace
Baokkeepbg, Commercial law Commercial Arithmetic
snd PsndlsDship --.
10 pupil viii receive dipi0na tn al be is thoroughly
Jnsli6ed 10 disehzrse tise sis.'ss OF is accountant
Students will be Instructed IN alths modern improved
Orms adopted By the best regulated houses in tue country
suong othsis which dpenses with the of the Jour
nal greatly essenng the amount gi labor aud liability to
sT aud another which renders the of the Cash book
and journal supcriIous and enables the b0okeeper to
post his personal accounts d, aud his merchandise
cash as of;en as may sCit hls convenience.
This latter form particularly designed for lie use
ot retail establishments. q.
Thev will De taught simple process by which the ner-
SHAFT at al ascertain the Of his Css or
gain Together wa The quantity Of goods On hand without
.esorng tie tedious process CT ti&1g inventory
This institution w t5 permanent and has been estsb-
hshed to zee. the aesdy important and growing cou-
ercieI interests Of tue cv of Nashville and State ofTen
usssee and it is designed to place tuPon basis Inferior
20 none in tiis coCntry.
The importance 10 every business man. Of knowle3gs
II accounts must be sufficiently obvious to aA reaec
minds. -...#.a
To the man Of wealth It is important to enable him TO
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecuniay loss
and the LAWYER is oteG called upon, in the dscha,ye o!
his professional duties, to unrGTe the most intricate
Counts but to the Young w-o depends Bpon his cwD
resources fer livelihood il is Invaluable. Ugves bima
position which nothing else can. e ..- .--l
lie holds the post confidential clerk bis EMPLOYERS
serycs.
In connection with this establishment rs for
lie beneSt Of those who wish 20 take lessons in writing on
~ where elegant hand writing will be impaired 10 all
who place themselves Under the csre Of the urecsptcr
Pupils entering this irStit0tiou limited to any
number OF lessons hut for specified price NAV counue
any branch they pursue until they are perfected retaining
the privilege Of retrieving their lessons ary Subsequent
perlOd, free Of charge.
tebll-iy .... . ... ..
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT
b. ). MELLER,S, :

No. 81, Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
7 HAVE just received, and offer for sale all kinds Of
i Impemeus and Tools for farming purposes, such as
S:eel PIows, aaITows Corn Shelters CrIshers Large
B0ers Spades, Matoeks Shovels. Picks MANURE Forks
and Hay DO. In word, have every tool in the garden
ing and farming business s Of which will be sold
liberal terms. . asaa -a = L@z
ALso-I am 10 receip: Of large lot of Garden and
Flower Seeds Of the superior quality, from D. Lam
dreth OF Philadelphia. Them to give -atisfac-
ton. Come and try them. janll-tf
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TO THE PUREiC-

TO THE PUBLIC.
NXTE are now receiving the largest and best selected
w stock of
- FALL AND WINTER GOODS
offered in this market We offering extra induce
ments to ali CASH puneiual buyers knowing that many
persons will be induced 10 purchase their goods for cash
when they gain an advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables oGer buyers very great dvsnges the way
flow prices, and good styles.
.s Country Merchants will find onr stock OF Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and Deisnes hernos Rib
bons and many ether desirable goods suited their trade
AZ very low prices.
Rich Plaid Striped Silks; Super Black Silks
spun " Lace Curtains;
Z" Marines; Muslin Sc
:" " DeLsnes; Satin Laines
freaeh English Merinos; Union Damasks, with
Black BOmbaznes; TGssels, Gimps & Ccrnce;
Aapaccas Bonnet Ribbons;
MeriuO DeIanes. Black coloTed Yelveg
Rich Lace Habits SlesTes; Super French Cloths:
'' " Collars; " CssSimsFe-;
% Muslin /" Fancy Ysstings;
Hujin Habit & Sleeves; lambs Wool shirts;
Emb'd L COLI linen Cam Hkfs1letino
White c0Id Six Tulles; Gloves and Hdkfs;
Jacknuet * Swiss FiouncaigsC Crsvsts and Scarts;
" hite Goods, al kinds; Brown Canton Easneis;
Sattine<is, all qualities Black
Jeans Ticking, all qualities;
Tweeds Prints
Elannels Ginebams
Plaid Llnseys Irish Linen,
Blch'd Shsetings ali q,Ialities:1able Linens
a." DOmestics a. THiilirg.
BTsTn Demescs Super led Blanketa.
800 pairs Negro Blankets.
With many other articles such USUALLY kept in
"best class Dry Goods hOGses We invite buyers
anime our stock and judge Tor themselves ofthe induce
ments We offer. ". A. 4 J. q. McLELLAND.
sePt6 metropolitan Store, Nos. 81 and 50 College st.
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5TRAYED Oh STOLEN s
ERoH the subscriber, residing three miles south Of ut
Z Pleasant, Marry county. Tennessee the night Of
the 9Th December last bTicut bay horse three years
old fifteen hands high shod all round short mane, and
ts, rather short the only he bad little white
above hoof Of the right hiud foot and small enlarge
the spsyin joint Of the LETT hiri leg He had on
when BE le spanish saddls the had been broSen
and meadsd; the horn good order when he eii.
Any person giving Information Of said horse to the Post
Master al Mt Pleasant Tennessee shall be literally
warded. NJ. J. NJ D0BBlN,
Three miles south Of Mt. Pleasans-lsih district,
iznll-WiL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-02-20
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