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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-17
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Our wotlhy and saseemed townirnaa
DR.. Amos Payne has Just returned from
d visit east, bringing with him three
sheep-two bucks and q ewsof The
Coltswood and Bakeweil breed sofra,e
excellence aud superiority. and When
their stock is fairlyintreduced willProsc
a great acquisition tosthe wool growers
oflhisrsgions Properly cared for each
one of these sheep would produce from.
Il2 to rs pounds Of wool atia shearing.
MIR. Daniel 6; Payne tak seeased onsof
the bucks aud admirers Of 6ns sheep
will be highly gralifed on examining
,hses splendia spsci trsnty ga.
+. re; ss
BInps. Teach. yqarsc children in neF-
cyi to spare the nests Of ths hafmlessl
lille birds, and # you have aiheartEtos
be thankful, ii viii raise up 10 iaisetl
with the songster's carol, toiltiink Your
lot is cast tinisueh sples slapt Yaleiot flow
iers and singing birds. These are some Y
of the inanys,hings provided 70 lighter
the toll Of, labor aud il istonly y yi,iated
taste acquired from a false SYSTEM af
education, that prevents US from aeri-
wing a great deal Of happiness from
such small accompaniments Of The jour
hey Of life: a:sg !.
New Clurch. subscription paper
is in circulation for the purpose Of rais-
iiuy funds 70 build enather Church in shls
place. II will be for the use Of The
Methodist Church (sauths Over 5000
we understand, shaye been ssubscribea.
and there seems to be no doubtthat8thss-
balance necessary to complete tho build.
ing will be obtained. This will make
fur Churches in Weston. and speaks
well forthe religious feeling in this com.
muni,y.- Weston Herald. 70
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-17

A bu,cherin New York has an or.
derto kill and salt down 6,ooO,bea,l Of
cattle for theiuse ofthe allied armies. /,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-17

Tho Pacific Railroad Company has
been organized with Robcr, J. Walker
as President. A Adoposit ofs3oo,ooo in
specie is to be made. :
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-17

A memorial is in circulation along the
line Of the New York ard Erie Railroad
requesting the discon,inuaucs Of oil
Trains onSgulay,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-17

George w, Curtis, in alecturentNsw
York spoke Of those pisns people wbo
clasped their hanlsFsotight iiispssyer
thar they coullnot getthemopei when
Observation-Disclosures game round.
Our actions and our example are eii-
Cher fSr ss,l .prsyit eyssy nl..ssr
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-03-17

Cultivate your heart Alright as well as
your farm; and remember, "wha,soeyer
a man sowelh that shall he resp.,' \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
Gopartnersbip Notices.

NYOTICE.-Tbs Co-partnership heretofore OK q:
N .ans between SCHUYLER LIyIsGsros "a u 81
EAHCY BARCLAY res'dtns IN Nc. Yot. 20 Nd 49, -
s,r a. SIRCLAY LiviSGsrOS bsyias esss essv ~
), de dsstb Of he a De LAsCY sAscLa s snnats
"a he mrytvns psmksn thereof hsvss .. essqsesny
eised sh hs.lyes IN Ii. s.as sssines The so;.s -
go. n rsDtinus heir ssid bndDss sndef the sforeee
os~s. % hereby 10 psr'eanee o. :n AZ Of Tie r.
ma state entitled An Act allowing shs eesunesS
n.,trsrbip psmes In certain esses pssssd Apdi
N, thss w. the unIensened vi henesfsth eesss:s No.
IA name Of BARcLAY 4 LIyin9sTOss' rvrnosrON.
g. u T. ODetL,
H.~yrt Jan. 1. 1885 ROBERT nAckik ......a
CRY AND CorIrr o. Nav Yo.k a. On ~ esss
~ SCCsUyLTR LiviN0SfOu s.i sAMgEL o. - -. vysS -
- 8: sI.:.:.:'.. 6 S;1 { s1ct Il =
1e s. Is.s,fHed q "a whs esssassd ~ ~
esstxss. 90 ssys:y :s.;sy;Sss:S - 20 7bss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17


IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr J
ALLEN late Professor the Ohio College Of Dental Scr
yes attention k improved method Of conssucaG
ARTIFICIAL DENrURES. which combines The foliowia0
advantages
lat There ars no crsces for tho Judgment Of sA
vtise the saliva infect tho breath not the ~
est moisture get between the tseth and plate,
3D. Al Artificial Gum which ~ hrm and ndestruotbe -
the teeth fused high heat between and around the8
base them firmly each other and 70 the pe1
upon which they 1h gum impsrs TO the teeth 10
peculiar expression and life Ike appearances which ehsxeee
Sd Greet strength h obtained By thus uniting the fss
Gum and Plate and ordinary force 10 mastesns eas sk
th clear and dtinet articulstion Of speech Restored
This important change effected BY having the asids ~ tS
teeth nd sS@ ss Of Ss g d
deutufs prevents kssns mafsd ounds se..has
5h The natural form and expression Of the mouth sed ss
be restored In who're they have become ssss
Th done BY Of additional ssohuenh % the TO-
worn upporps eth These attachments sre % orce
- bring the suntes portions and sussis then -
proper position They covered With tho above nso
sueoDpouId and become component ps,s ., .ns
when rightly formed cannot be detected by fhs closes
This method Of restoring the eneeEsto tnen onp
ness alec the pstusl form snd expression o. bs moc
and lips, has been well tested hsyins eees mac IT,
ofaPhotogsphic Dssueueoype hkssssses wnasn -
been taken Of persons without snd ase "
snes whieh Il produced 10 The Of ndvdas 49,
wearing dentuTes constructed upoa this Principe wnes
public are invited call and ezsmae together W
specis0s Of his improved sty!s Of WORK. n's rsqa'"ss
S,h Ths pIsfss Usually employed fss this vot are Dls
the purity Of which prevents sven the dshtea sfnes
plessant tasts In In short this sysesn enose
psnv ne end I'm portsns features which are res1hy 49,
sf.d - bose eans artificial deoures upos thn prse'S
With reference to the Utility o. 20. .n.. h tbs No.
cities Of tbs Union. md rs''ns yssSn ~ 20
N B~A mall pamphlet containing fuller particulars -
n>,dl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
obstruction.
DOOK-KEEPING and WRITING ROOMS of

DOCK KEEPING and WRITING-ROOMS OF
I'D c. c. MARSH. No. $40 Broadway Appleton Building
The Advertisers method Of teaching Boa kespos hh owa
and IL we'll known TO be most effective ana tsoroush
.e unSer Mr MARsHs sole guidance asuctoo and
hour daily CieulGs with term. city References
kc-. oG application -. .,, r..
coune OF instruction in these rooms u SS;
FoR eALE-The following complete AMI popular woru on
Bekeepiss printed In esiors and adapted Tor AesdeneS
Hsnh. Courss q Book keeping D0ub Eat, 30 svo 81
Mach. Course Of Book ping single Eui isop IS
Asnhs Sets Of Blank Booss 10 tho set.. ID
Let thee who avail themselves Of coas OF rrsc
tiee under the suthor. Try tbess books
EOSTER, DIXON & Co., ACCOUNTANTS
Il md COMMERCIAL TEACHERS 0naes No s$ Brood
counts; sovs dcut problems In Book tsspiss; fsfnha -
vice best mode Of opening and closing books snt psi
fon an other dues sppersnins 10 their profession, WIN
s & r. FosrEH H tn DIXON nA PERSON
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN.
'-~'~' w. CLARK YANWINo Phneipsia
DRACTTCAL INSTRUCTION in MEChAN-
IL IcAL DRAWING MATHEMATICS and PRINCIPLES
Of MECHANICS q required BY The Wortmsa
Cla being formed for the above objects ~ dc sub
In he ptsstse not to extend the subjects Of sudy bsycsd
What v - quel the Mechanic IN bis ssua oecupsoa
and suiv vAn that AIN ct eat elssrnees and
f:nl..y s .siss1 ~, :. ,s'is hSnAr14 A!hhS'
,. .. BAND.
NHE SCHOOL Of HI. BINGHAM for BOYS
i -CsiIsl tie CLASSICAL 0YANASIUM. Dihls Hsss,
Astos place estzs.es e Asv Ihs es.ps.sat tvsesy,
sssh. Ysseasse ~ sasssst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
Gotels.

EAGLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Il can ob-su clean and nfortsbs rooms ot PEI nshi
or and ~ per week. ~ the Hotel corner Of fAa' snd
WiIiamrA
IRVING HOUSE.-The public are hereby in-
formed the above House so ons and fsyorsoy knawn
a. one Of the fist class Ho.sh In the city, 81, open io ne
desirable changes have been made. which cannot "a. - aug
ent the Of its suss1 And al III
ola friends and patrons be Of receiving that sen
lion which been Of the leading fee
Tsl,i, Mt Board As formerly. 81 per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
Danrins Academies.
DODWORTH's DANCING AC

A DODwORTH's DANCING ACADEMY.
IA No SOC Broadway opposite iitsst b o,ss ~ -
r-c-pr;ou of ruri. wso at sny Lslss
AID Children on w-dre.Ssys and Saturdays. ~ .nf
rrteuss o. Vedrescsys Thusdsys Ssc every ose friday
.rtP Pr.ctcirs Assemblies on sstzrrsJ sveasnes
Ladies ana Gentlemen Morfhly So!rees ua.L Cucsas
days hcns and terms Of tnsueosj cen b -
4, The Academy q any time. viii Be cent By poS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
China, Crotkerp, Sc.
professional Notice..

DROUGH & MACDONALD, COMMISSION
I'D LUMBER BE aCHANT5, West Troy, N T.
RgYEKEScEs-W liam Work imam. Esq, President CITY
Bark, MoLtres; Bessra Osbcrn, Tursbui Macdonald,
Me-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

nR. C. ID. GRISWOLD, No. 66 White-st., win
~ devote the hour. from IL A N. and from 70 n
evening office patients oaes prescriptions, In ell essss
0nAD ollaF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
Horsfs, Carriages, &c.

NOR SALE-AV VALUABLE HORSE, LIGHT
II WAGON and HARNESS, I'll in god ordsr Apply
GEO MARTIN, No lie Broadway. up tain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

DcoNOMy and CoMFoRT-HEALTa and

ECONOMY and COMFORT-HEALTd and
II PLEAsUREIn Ge., cry Nc. ss- .l ~ az
very many porous who esire ein.lJ ,ss $3.50 s-s',
ofs Hotel ard the nopotooous qg.' G. pr'hs
Hons, soeh desire What might properly oe te,ned
.BOApDiNG BONE" where uscivisea s'.snion |" ,.eo
20 the hs.h con i, ,ns S.,,s :. u. e5raeI sf
80 sstI = The lcessi TabaEt,n "a, heAiEn noi
jopsIed in raie.un n.I sse ys' .n,ri,ss. ,,s :.
az sed h pofao1 81 modem i1prOs srn.n' ~hieA eaA
LEI ses psrsor. n -. -. -. /, -.
far ii, Of al. ffequea'iy ssen
Thsre M sso . Swim MIG bsth w. mn.sn sha DO
ira Arey FIRE 20 ipmsfea f.niAes "a is IN e.. ~
80. .e.on .od..iou. on resSnsb. trims and fsr .ounE
l,a Is Ard gentlemen innocent sha mt
sr.,cises - .r@e.hy alt-rnste The essoh-nn-ot .Io
,,.etss vih de.htful Summer resort e Oy-t-r osy,
L where portion o. mdsu eta ne '-a' vtnon' ct
ira eh.rre It consdeuty believed fns' no e'taonnea
the city can 0Hei '0en 'Ho'''' O. H. TAYLOR Co.
DOLRD.-I pleasant PARLOR and BED
II BOOM nav he obtained Mrs. ~ STiSS. No. u E.<.
Itb.st resr Union-sqase- Alec, SINGLE hooh The
tsuss bss eli The modern lmPro. -o9 oaoeI !. Coz
n0ARD-Front rooms in one Of the best houses
II a, 81 Johu', park with 30 ARD for Genaeuaa and
-. W.T.. IN urivste family. No objection 70 tso
rsySr.n a, ibe raj price Address A Boz LII 20
DOARD in BROOKLYN-Witha small Family.
- Rooms furpi.bed unfinished for single Gentlemen
fsuiy children Apply NO ~ LiVinssfon st. oae
door from Courts
n0OMs TO LET. with partial BOARD-AIso,
IL P.rlor and Office and L.bor.toJ, for dentist and .
iroDt Bssement sutsble for Physicians Once Apply in
u~dis~ly at No n eond.t
TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN can be accom-
uodsisd with BOARD and pleasant second story from.
sons Term. low Location No 81 Wet l5sh shsv.
ITO VEGETARIANS.-On or two families, or
few single persons who desire healthy diet. and
portunity live and genial e car be seen nsdAied
With Board and Rooms No. Is woos;srst, near Canal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
Marhinern. Sc.

CHEFT METAL WORKERS-SPECiAL NO
- TCE We prepared 70 IMPLY sppie.pess't S,'Is
BENDINU and TUsIN0 MAChfNEs, for forming up rescn
Csses Nsphin Ring Cham Pump and Boiler rabes
spssips Pipe Conductors &C. Once hours n u |" sS'
81 Communications replied to
WEBSTER& MILLER No u Nasau S. near 'oon % W >.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

LIMITED STATES PASSPORTS for all psFts
a. ,-orN understandable to travellers, Issued y j. =
NONEs Notary Pabiic. No. II Wsrronst e'-nss~%
Eed citizens nost produce theh eertlneseee
VXyHLIAM DUER, Attorney and Counselor-ss3
w Law Sen Fnseseo. Cslfornya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
Cost an1 foun6.

NOTND-On the 18th, in one Of the Harlem
Ami, AZ the Tleke, OHee. Tryon-row
T,0IND-On Saturday, the 10th inst, in the
i lover part Of the city. GOLD WATCH Ias own.r
can gO.DE :ns i Sa nv sasos
MI0 REWARD.-LOST, in Willism-st, be-
d III tween Maiden lane sad Sprueest or 10 sproc.
,r,vseu William aud Nassau sta. black leather PApEk-
ear eoptsuipr Psp.rs which Of except TO the
owner The subbes and place OF busines' are writ
ten out at lepsth inside OF the case $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

w On, Accustomed to all tinds Of family s-vins and shs
IA eomp@.nt and would be wiDs Tin the ab.eaee OF the si
a. t,L. s.p. Supervision Of the hcusebod sfsn sg:s
r,rsor nay fDd permanent and desirable situation where
he ms, b. resaded 81 the family by s4erss sos
WANTED-A WET NURSE with FRESH
w BREAST Of MILK She must be Protestant Cal
rom q 70 P. b.. At No 1S Fourtb-st
WANTED-Immediately to take charge OF .
w Bo'srie Store. sn American married IAN fhs
very rspeotsble ruson and but setve ho AMI re-
speetsb.e men need apply ct No. 500 Gr.sd t Z:
VVANTED-A Boy. about Is years OF age, 70
w ATTEND 80 OFFICE Apply to JoHSL APrLEsf'
foo, Of Atb-st N. R.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17
60 formers an6 Others.

mo MULE BREEDERS.-Just arrived from
Lssborn. three extra large sssd JACKS for sALE Az
DIV 20 or address A. A. MOSs. south Nor~eAk Sonn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

WANTED-A situation as FARMER, BY one
w yAe thoroushy rndelssnAs Nj buspsss having bssn
holly brousht up IL In thh country ossssctory reeo-
Dsodsioss Svea None assS sppy bet hoss wiling 70 give
shs entire charge the aAvsrsse Appy b. Letter to w.
d the Pe6t Once. Faxningon, coan-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

COUNTRY SEAT for SAI4E.-A large and
~ Dveiinx p-sssutly situated IN the Village
Of TsrJto~n- Fer view Of The prenses and psric7s,
G. e. SE6kIN0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

4 FEW ROOMS to LET, with BOARD, on ID
"A and 81 noeu. to families single psrsoas. q Ma .
Bleeeter&
DOARD-A handsome front PARLOR "a
ID Room attached viii ths 800 sccSnnodsno.s h sSs
new NOW stons Hoass Ne. lo3 Eaf l<ASk Az dersl
lie ROOM fos aasls 0sassssA Rsfsssssss sEessssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A very
~ desirable Country Residence with fns riyer view. and
with 10 acres Of Land about miles from the Hud
,on River Railroad Depot At Pshkin Inquire n w: a.
Walsh No u wAlss N T., or A. L. Ack1x1AS
Nsifeynl N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-17

KEWBURGH PROPERTY.-FOr SALE,
IN one Of mca beautiful PIECES Of GROUND 10 the
yafe Commanding view Of the entire Of Ne wtash
Bay and within 10 minutes walk Of the Steamboat Andns
containing about serss; vel stocked with Peach Pear
syss since and sn.nsed q to suit the erection Of one
sos In psree Hdesed Tho property lies immediately north
Of the Tb.oosiesl Seminary Apply to M0NELL. New
bursb or J y. BUTrERWokrH. No. 80 Merchants Ex'
change New. York
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16
IllE -NEM AIIIANCE-

The accession of Austin to the Anglo French
alliance an favor Of Turkey and against Russia has
rendered sill more decided the feeling Of the peo-
lie of the United States IN favor Of the latter power
Tie despotism OF Austria is far more intolerable
rian that Of Russia Tie former power keeps up
IN immense army to crush tie Republican spirit
lie latter to protct IFS vast frontiers from invasion
~ subugate the wild tribes Of Asia. For our own
rart. We would rather sec the House Of Romanoh
refining in Vienna thau ;h. House o. llapsburg.
For. We believe humanity would be the gamer by
the change And 50 in Tmkey--thc energy and
enterprise Of q christian Empesor's rule would re-
dound far more to III. benefit of mankind and the
promotion Of civilization than the lukewarn, SEN
sual. insipid sway Of a Mthommedan Sultan.
The aqeat barrier between the colossal power OF
the Car, (supposjng Turkey part OF his domn-
ions, and de west Of Europe, would, or should,
he the mighty ReguJicS Of Poland, Hungary, Italy
and Central Germany These Republics could check
encroachmcnt from the West and from the East
The power OF their whole people would be aroused
in case Of danger, and he sympsthies Of the hu-
man race be on ther side. Occupying the interior
and central line OF Europe, they could prevent tie
spread o. atsou'iIa and, by exhibiting to the peo-
pie of despotie governments the blessings of lib
erty, would gradually prepare them obtain their
own natural "inalienabie rights
The true position of the the United States Gov
eminent, in the present European struggle, is no
donbt, one OF neutrality.
Is itro. currently rumorei and belived that
France and England have some matter to settle
with MS when they shall be at leisure to do so2
Cuba, Nicaragua the Sandwich Islands are subjects
of sufficient importance to attract their attention
Not content with dctatorial power in the Old
World, they aspire to be the arbites Of the new.
As to this Western hemisphere, rather its North
ern portion, our people have lgOrd to say We shall
tresrass on 10 foreign rights without cause-but
we shall unljncingy pursue the course marked out
by the necessities and peculiarities of our position
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

DISTRESSING AFFAIR-0ne Of the mott painful
and distressing incidents that we have ever been
called on to record occurred near this city about
a half mile west of the Raleigh road and l miles
from town, on Tuesday afternoon the 9th inst. Mr..
David F. Crockett young man ofhigh respecta-
bility and of worthy family, wandered out to for
est few hundred yards from the residence of
Equine Chaco, and deliberately put an end TO his
existence by hanging himself with his black silk
cravat and silk handkerchief, to the limb of a sap
Ing. When accidentally found on the succeeding
evening "wednesday by boy who went out TO
chop wood in the forest he sill hanging on
the limb his clothes saturated with water from the
rains of the night previous, and all the evidences
about him of a deliberate design TO terminate his
existence Mr. c. had been confined to his room
for several days by violent attack Of Sickness and
appeared TO be convalescng. He had determined
to leave on the cars the next morning for his home
at N1iddleburg, Har1eman county, and left his room
abont O'Clock on Tuesday evening, announcing
that he had important business in town requiring
his attention before his departure He was not
seen after this until found on Wednesday evening
as before stated There is no doubt but he was
laboring under alteration Of intellect at the time
he committed the suicidal act
We knew the deceased well He was warm
hearted impulsive, honorable and generous to 4
fault. He had heen engaged in the mercantile
business for several years at Middleburg and had
woa a large circle Of attached friends during his
res dence in that part of the country. Many tear
vii flow unbdden at the recital Of his melancholy
end His funeral took place yesterday morning at
Morris Cemetery, to which his remains were at
tended by large procession of his friends and &C
quantante Peace to his ashesl-uemphjs appeal,
l2M
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

A TEMPERANCE SToRY.-One evening last week
we took our place at the supper table of a Cincn-
natl and Louisville packet. Supper and converse,
ton had progressed some before we were seated
An animated discourse was going on 'twixt an old
gentleman and an exceedingly sober faced lady, no
less than 50years old, on tie subject of temper
ance.
'Ohl" exclaimed she, with horror depicted on
her thin lips Il do despse the whisky drinker."
The gentleman dropped his knife and fork, seized
her hand, and giving it hearty shake we thought
tears were going to drop from his twinklng eye.
Madam" said he Il respect your sentiments
and the heart that dictated them. l permit no
person TO go teyond me in despising the whisky
drinker. l have been disguised on this 'ery boat
and l say it now, before our worthy captain &c.
What ask you, can be mole disgusting than 10
see well dressed respectable, aye, virtuous looking
young men, whose mothers are probably even
now praying that the tender instruction by which
their youth was Illuminated may bring forth pre-
cous fruit in their maturity say, to see young
men step up TO the bar of this boat, and without
the fear Of observing eyes, the condemnation Of
enlightened opinion, brazenly ask for old Bourbon
or Rye, or Mopopgshea whissy, when ia that bar
they know there is the very best Of Old Cogniac
Brandy" Exchange.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-16

DAVIS & SWAMI,
LESALE GROCERS,
AUCTION II COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No, 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
IVAVE in store, unusually large and select STOCK
Of Groceries Liquors. Wines &C., all OF this season
importaOns BY the most recent arrivals from New orleans
Cincinnati and Pittsburg, among which are
435 hhds New Crop Sugar, OF all grades, from me-
dium TO very fine;
Is hhds White ChrystalZed Sugar;
800 barrels and Lbarres; MOlasses;
ESQ bags New Crop Rio Coffee;
80 bags Old Government Java COilee;
loo bbs Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
80 bbs hest Crushed Sugar, No l.
50 bbls Crushed Sugar, second quality;
80 boxes Gun Powder, Imperial and Black Teas
20 tierces Carolina Rice, fresh;
25 bbls No Mackere; 5 cerGOns Indigo;
100 boxes Cod Fish; 800 bXS assorted GLASSWARE
100 boxes Scotch Herrngs; 500 kegs Wheeling Nails Gil
800 boxes w K. Cheese sizes;
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
50 bags Pepper; 100 boxes Melee DO; ~
% bags Spice; rs boxes Va. and Ky. To
terces Dutch Nader; baccO various qualities;
100 boxes Star Candies
The above stock will be added TO during the season by
weekly arrivals from New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts
burg by which intend making our stock always large
and WeassOrted and invite the attention OF country
merchants visiting Nashville to give our goods and prices
careful examination house IN the South est VIII
hold out greater inducements than We intend TO do
DAVIS i SWAMI.
p S-We will have regular Auction Sales every TU Is
DAY throughout the season. d. y
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CHARLES G.. GIERS would respectfully inform his
customers and the ladies particularly, that he has
moved from Cedar street to the corner OF Deaderck nd
College streets over Brownies where he will be glad to
see All who are in want of fine and life like pictures lie
has gone TO great expense in fitting up powerful side and
sky lights aud his rooms are fitted up in elegant style
He has engaged the services Of experienced and polite
operators and is determined make his the Model Esab
shment Of the South West and feels assured that he will
be able to give satisfaction
lie invites the public to call and examine his specimens
as also some fine oil Paintings BY the old masters just
ceyed from Europe which he offers for sale very low
Call at the corner OF Deaderck street and the Square
\ B-An experienced operator always ready for any
out door work. such taking buildings deceased persons
s. G jLnl6tf
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