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GU n p o w ID L L .

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HAVE hand and viii hereafter keep constant
supply Of the following articles:
DupOnt's celebrated Rifle and Sporting
PONd der, in canisters and quarter, hall and whole
kegs.
Tennessee Blasting, 10 kegs Of 25bs and bar
rels Of 100 lbs.
Toy, Bfckford a. Co.'s Safety Fu.e,
Tanted superior
Railroad Contractors Miners and the Trade generally,
supplied "A the lowest market prices.
Prompt attention given to all orders.
WALTER SCOTT,
Agent for the Manufacturers,
0hice with Z. S. Cheathsm 4 Co.,
sep8 Corner Of Spring and College streets.
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THE BEST HAIR DYE.

DR. O. NJ BALLARD'S (new arcle,) received the high
~ est premium at the WoRLDs FAIR and AMERICAN lHsTI-
TuTE where examined by the DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS
Dr. CHLroN and Prof. JOHN ToRREY, and pronounced the
BEST For by the principal Druggists in this city
Price ST. Principal Office and Store, Nos 49S and 900
BROADWAY New York. mar2l-ly
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Pancake Tobacco.

T,HkF sssr lssd ar ana anxousY anticipated BRAID
81 HshacrO- Esaagiscsdsed sxPFea.1 ~ a. = ~
'sisss e.. - sais . L ~ 49,, ~. -,
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WANTED.

nNE HUNDRED Thousand lbs. Bacon;
W 100 bbs. Lard, for which I vii pay the highest
market price cash groceries, Also, Feathers Wool,
beeswaS Taos, inaenE and Rag, kc In exchange Soc
O~-'s.. tiesl CHURCH ASDERsos-
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A HoSsse and lot % MeLemore street. re 80
~ Iot obts Is ice MrLeseze sirest. ana runs ~
ack lof f-er TIE Hocss tuo Seq Rslck. and -
house - Tts property lseatea the urTAhss haa u
ts Nashsie and Sorsh- Wsasrn RAFoad neps Il issis
renisni ihe hasuaa loFlta ~ the cg. and -
Nd ,,rc xaa itrns ~ iarfher sfof1ssfs. apnlr
s.- 4 A. BALl0NE.
esit 0sa1 Asf Ne. " DsadrneA 81
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
g @ - IL -,
-- TO- 4 ~ -
RATES KEDVCED.
FIRST CLASS.


RoM the 18th Instant to the LIST Of June the rates Of
Freight from Charleston and savannah % Nashville viii
FIRST CLASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes ard Hats Bottled
oanphine and spirits urpentns in casks and barrels
Carp@ting
China, Glass and Glass Ware, Cigarsin cases, Clocks
Confectionery, cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry Goods
Drugs, fruit Trees and srubbzry, Furs Garden Seeds
looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, 'at owners
Qysters in cans and jars saory, Tin Ware, Teas and
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes oorass, Tobacco IN
boxes Carragv springs and Avls Leather rolls box-
crates and casks Rec, Zinc, Whiting, Pasterof Paris &c
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture, Piano Forrs, Carriages boxed" and
other light articles enumerated Also Carhoys Of Acids
w be taken at actual weight bar charged double class
All articles enumerated to be charged at rates Of an
algOus articles.
From st June tst Of Dece nbsr they viii be changed
follows
4, Cas- as above, per 100 ss...............s1S Is
special rates ''''''-'''--' ~
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will find This
the cheapest, web as the expeditions route Freights
from New York and Phade phia Charleston and sayan-
o. ranges from 70 ~ cents cubic foot according
class and character o. vessels.
AS the hlrOad Companies At Charleston and
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding q Mer-
ehGndse will be necessary 20 consgn 70 Commission Mer-
chants at those points
shippers may rely upon adiereEce to the above
rates. II. I. ANDERSON, sup't
ianll-u N.&CRR
.....-..- SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled % the above unless each and
package has the o. the Depot delivery and
the initials n G. r. R. plainly marked upon it.
n l. A
FREIGHT on PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
. ..... SAVANNAH.
I'M and after this date the Articles as enumerated below
- viii be sent through Charleston and Savannah at the
prices afixed 10 each article:
PORK IN bhls Y zoe ns -.'- -....--..s1 90
s'-s '1a "p'' ~ " Il. /. ANDERSON, Sup, "
iyT-H n a O. Railroad
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
Es3 szEsg:s 81 - Ill
OPEN TO THonPsoNs station.
N and ater fhnrsday August Esd trains will run be-
~ tween lshvlla and Th0mpson's Station, follows
MORNING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at 80 A. NJ; arrives at ThOmpson's at
A. NJ. .-.
RETURNTNe-Ieave Thompson's at s.45 A. NJ; arrives
at Nashville at 1880 A. Nj.
.... EVENING TRAIN.
Leaves Nashville at SIS P. NJ, arrives at Thompsonsat
RErURNING-Leavss Thompson's at SIS P NJ; arrive
al Nashville at 645 PM
On Sunday the Morning Train only yin be rum leaving
Nashville at A. NJ, and Thompsons az S - A. NJ
w At ThOmpson's the Stages Of Carter Thomas and
HOugh connect with the trains.
Through Tickets for MEMPHIS WAYNFsBORO, JACK
SON, TUSCUMBIA, FLORENCE PULASKI snd COLUM-
BA can Dc procured at the General stage Once under tie
Verand4a Hotel. A. ANDERSON
aug22 r. Eng. and supt.
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Premium Boot & Shoe Mandatory.
rARBELIzED IRON MANTELS.

THIS magnificent style OF Manel is fast taking the place
all other desc ptiOns both account Of its supe
beauty, richness, durability and particularly its cheap
sss While their cost only about half that Of the real
Hrbe they indeed exceed the former In beauty, have
-peror lustre, less liable 10 SOIL much easier
sep Clean and far exceed marble in durability and are
he time, less liable TO break.
The undersigned agents for the manufacturers Wal
ace, Lthgow Co, Louisville Ky, and will furnish them
their patrons and the public generally, with CRATES
pieces and every thing compete AMI will also super
intend their putting up. STEWART OWEN,
Stove Dealers and Tinware Manufacturers,
mar2n-dkwu No. 81 Market street.
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FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
THROUGsE rOT-Fe nays

WA Chattanooga Atanta and West Point MOntgome-
~ by Railroad. Ticket this point 20 be had at the
General Stage Once opposite the Post Once and at the De-
pot. Price SIG 50.
IRON Montgomery 10 Mobile BY double daily lne INFORM
ing and evening" OF stages steamboats, connecting the
steamers frOu thence % New Orleans.
H. !. ANDERSON
marl4-u General sum- N. a q Railroad.
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WROUGHT sPEKES-ss kegs wroarh, SpiHss
w frum 10 ~ nshes received by steamer srssi and
taF sale ~ ts-p1ii n u nfCREY.
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MATER PIPES and Inch Water Pipe, Jass 70
W eeved and for sale ~ d, D. DlckkY,
sepA Ne. Celege street.
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10. G. BROWN,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C.,

IS College Street, NAeH'ILLE' IENN''
MY stock of Fancy Goods Perumery, &c. is now very
WI complete, having received fresh supplies selected by
the firm in person. viz Lubins Bazins and Mchels
Extracts; American Tinct and German Cologne Water;
Fancy Soaps; Hair and Tooth Brushes in every syle Dill
lucs and ubus Sachets; Aromatic Crystals China Metal
Glass Puff Boxes several styles Shell Combs, large
stock Also have on hand Indigo, Nader, White Lead
Linseed Oil, Turpentine, &c, &c - le9
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
IL. NJ

A RE reminded that have the ware-rooms well =
"a stocked with EVERY THING NEW AND DE IA
sIRABLE In my line for the FAN Trade and would be -
pleased 10 ill their orders.
A. J. FRANCISCO,
octis No. 20 Public Square.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AM
.. SAVANNAH

w and after this date the Articles enumerated below
- viii be through Charleston and Savannah at The
prices AFFIXED 10 each article:
Tohaoeo, hhds., = 100 ns..................... SOC
forA 10 DIS, y IOV Ds- ..'- VI 90
H. l. ANDERSON, sup'i
iyI-u n. @. Railroad.
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NASHVILLE ACADEkY OF MUSIC.
40 "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.

40 "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
-a PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER
nEPARTMENTs-The System u Instruction adopted for
IL this Academy Is the that pursued IN the Royal
Academy IN Paris md comprises Ave Departments viz
Primary, Freshman, Sophomore, Janior And senior; 70
which is added Recapuiaton Department, designed for
those who intend 10 adopt Music a. profession
TERMS PER SESSION.
PKNAET DsRARraGzSr $40 90
Five lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted.
-Four ssssas ssi Monday Ts.day thursday =
and Friday
soFH0xORE DEPAsTNsssT A................. e. 30 90
Three lessons one week, Monday, Wednesday and Z
Friday; th- succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
JuSIOa DKPkRrNESr.....s ID %
Lessons SANE IN number and in days As In the
..-.r sophomore Department
Tvol~.soa. utei Monday ana rhorsdsy.
REckPirriAroE DFFAESSFEr. 90 90
Lessons daily, saturday excepted
~ 4 81 o. the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar are The only Instruments taught ~
ta EXTRAS.
Insrustoa on the HnFp week per session So %
-.. IN soeaAsltien, -. y
hs,a n eias.es Of gentlemen on the yloiin FLUTE,
tt b Cbrionet. Ac-, two evenings awses 70 W
F- An suislon fees das on the entrance 81 the Pup.
0ne lesson week In Sacred Music given 70 All pupils nee
No eesrp viii Be made fr the use o. Instsnsoi.. Aeslc
AM Music Books furnished gratis % '1 puTs She WI oe
Pesglitsa . Fsiaia hen - 'sT o"A Pf'ps'V A. hs 's
alis sii ss rscssv,d At suy time ana charged on the
period they eater close q The session IRE astend
sses - tsris .iI 30 seqzirsa daring 4s ,-soa en,
fhe Academic Yraf aln divdc1 iuta seson The
80 s-sy o. ihe "A Monday 30 septsnllsr and eios
a. % ne Ffay n Jauuary ne other Commanding
he Monday N February aa4 eesE % the ARA m @y
ra. isfru.ss 70 tlsir care han receive close at
rslasn una unzeAFed sssiseiiy re part q ne M
uuetoEs sxs hsy SHAH tfal 70 Aiian TIE ~efaisi
'isss s. g e 49, s y s s' az =, a. ~ ssp,s
CT, AZ the Acadsny sHgn sn
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
f

PREMIUM DAGUERREOrYPE AND PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY,
NO. 20 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
THE hrst Diploma awarded Hughs Brothers by the
Mechanics Institute the lats exhibition for the best
pes and Photographs which proves conclusive
the superiority Of pictures Az competitors, al
though they we're gotten MP the but such
they sell daily. Citizens and strangers
politely invited 70 call and the largest and best col
lection Of specimens in the S1uth. octl5
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THE OMNIBUS LINE

Calls Passengers at all the principal Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions at either Of the above
Offices will call passengers in all parts Of the city, with
o,t fsii ie26-u
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RoM the 18th instant, ths LIST OF June the rates Of
Freight from Charleston and savannah 70 Nashville will
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HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.

Our stock Of Hosiery aud Gloves catiroy plete %
Ladies' Misses, Children, Gents and Roys.
complete assortment Of Lambs Wool and MerinO Under
wear Tor Ladies' Gents and Children.
Cent? Linen Bosom Shirts and Colars
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STAPLE GOODS.

Our stock Of Staple Goods v very large and complete en-
hrneing everything compatbe with good and oomor
and y,.ry cheap satD Lane, Wool aud Union DaruAsk
nh Trnmings mach for Curtana-a ~ vcy low pFio.
a. the METRoPOLIfAN STORE, 81 and 50 College ct
ocsQ
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEME NTS.

the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W. s. SWYM
MER, No. IA Second Street, 81. LOUIS, Ao-
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GRAIN WANTED.
HIGHEST market price given for WHEAT, CORN and
III RYRbv Tiyll q. HAMMOND \ co.
FOR THE LADIES-RECEIVRD BY EXPRESS.
/ AIDES Super French Heeled Caters;
IL q" Congress Hteed Boots;
" BroWa Congress Caters.
few dozen pairs Of the latest styles and very handsome,
ust opened by JOHN RAMAGE
ssp2s ~ College n.
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And all information can obtained at the Offices No.
Burnet House Building, w. L. 0BRiEN, Ticket Agent;
No III front Office, Gibson House Building ALEXANDER
HAMILTON. Ticket Agent at the old Office, Southeast
corner Broadway and Front street opposite Spencer
House. or at the Eastern little Mian) Depot East Front
street.
Office hours from ~ a. NJ, until 81 2. M
r. ". STRADER, Gtn1Agt.
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Rich Velvet Cloaks;
MORE Antique Tama-
Elegant Cloth Cloaks, IN al coi)rs;
Cheap Cioaks. In great variety;
Elegant Long ShaWs, lin AL colsrs aud blsckO
Gents Travelling shaSs,
Rich ScAris,
L.I...n-.I NL.lln... -L...-I.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-04-04
From the Ladies Christian Annual.
The Signs Of the Times.
SELECTED BY ). T. M.

In carefully examining the various and
multiiorm currents that are in motion all
over the earth. we are forced to the con.
elusion, that very shortly we will witness
a moral and political revolution in every
nation and kingdom on earth. This be-
liet is founded on combinat OF cir.
cumstances. Note the manifest desire for
change in every mind; the wavering, un-
steady purpose, the rebelhous, insubor
dinate spirit to all restraint and govern.
ment, the almost total disregard Of all
laws, human and divine, the undermining
subverting elements that are at work,
which unmstakably Indicate change. a
mightier change than ever has been wit
messed since the dawn OF creation. Ev-
cry element is at work, socially, morally
and politically TO bring about some mo-
men,ous change. With a prophetic eye,
we can discern in ihe dim distance Of a
short future, the terrific bursting of the
storm. clouds that have been so long brew
ing over our moral atmosphere, and in
metaphoric language, behind these clouds
the surging 'billow Of vindiciive wrath are
foaming. and the fiery chariot Of aseng.
ing justice is rolling along, which will
strike terror in every heart. A grand and
solemn drama will shortly be acted on the
stage OF time, over which the curtain Of
oblivion will never TALL. A sublime irag-
edy, devoid OF fiction. has already COM.
menced. nf1he Old World, which iancy is
incapable Of portraying, and poets in their
widest imaginings, have never dreamed
of. The rise and fall Of the Napoleon
dynasty. the reign Of the crescent and
the GROSS, their warning power will be as
a meieoric flash TO the grand panorama
that will shortly be Witnessed in every Sec
lion OF the globe. II will not be confined
to kingdom, an empire. continent.
bu, every part OF the habi,able earth will
behold the closing scene., ,Frenchintrigue.
English mediation. Mahommedan ariless
ness, and Prussian diplomacy have failed
to crush the termenung elements. which
affect the Christian aud the infidel, the
papist and the pagan. the Moslsm and
the Jew, in a direct manner. The un-
mistaken signs OF coming events portend
some mighty dissolution. The heavy
tread Of cavalry, the marching aud coun
OF armies. the clash Of con-
tending hosts, the roar of the cannon.
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the peal OF muskeiry, the wall of widows,
the piercing shrek OF orphans, speak in
seer-like language. for one and all to pre-
pare for the future. The low sound of
complaint is swelling. and the distant
echo Is reverberating from pole to pole,
of trampled rights, which has gathered
double force. triple strength, by long COM
preston, is sending peal after peal in
thunder tones, which is causing despots
TO tremble OH their thrones, for the day
of reckoning is at hand. There is an un-
seen agency al work, which will change
social relations, religious sentiments, and
render mankind pure, by the fiery or.
deal through which they must pass, and
oppression will cease; error, superstition.
bigotry and fanaticism, will be succeeded
by order, harmony and universal love-
But we cannot console ourselves with the
pleasing idea, that the millenial morn will
be ushered in without convulsion Of
the most awful grandeur, that the dawn.
ing OF the millenial years will be preced.
ed by no harbingers. Some may affect
stoical indifference at all the manifesta-
tions OF an overseeing Providence, and
the mutterings Of the gathering tempest,
which may burst upon US with all its fary,
and sing the siren song Of peace and se-s
curiiy, lulling US into the belief that all
is well with Us, when we may be awak-
ened from our dreamy trance by the loud
tocsin of alarm Ginning the death like.
notes of the worlds convulsion. those
which no healing balm known in the po.,
htical world can mitigate, and only can
be effected by moral renovation. Ev-.
cry individual should put on the armor
of righteousness, grid himself with the
prayers Of pure heart, and prepare for
the great conflict of right and wrong in
the valley Of Armageddon. When these
terrible and imposing agencies OF mans
device have done their work, the revolvs
ing wheel Of time will expose to view the
sun of millenial years rising over once
more pure and happy world, end will
cast its silver beams Of Respondent glory.
on our earth unparalleled homes. and
the lyric strains of universal Joy will
burst from each enrapiured heart. and
countless ,hrongs will sing their vesper
hymns; and the sweet chorus will be gain
chanted by myriads Of angel spirits alone,
for this grand universal jubilee on earth
of one thousand wears. 4SAf stis.
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renounclng the crown. which he accord
ingly done. Thus Nicholas. younger
brother, became Emperor OF Russia
Nicholas received religious education
under the eye of his excellent mother.
When about twenty two years Of age, he
married Louise Charlotte, daughter of
Frederic William III, oil Prussia. lady
of amiable disposition. AT the time Of
his accession. which was in the 29th year
of his age, fearful revolt broke out in
the capital. The object was TO establish
a constitutional monarchy instead Of the
outocracy Of the Cars. But Nicholas,
having spent many years in the study OF
military science, was not long in assem-.
bling his troops and putting the insurgents
10 tout. The leaders were hanged and
several others sent to Liberia. Nicholas
was indefatigable in his labors. acquaint-
ing himself with the minute Of every de.
partment OF his government. Under his
administration Russia has become the
most formidable nation of Europe. In
the present struggle against France. En-
gland aud Turkey. he has shown himself
equal to any sovereign in Europe as a
soldier, and without rival as diplomat.
ist. He has four sons and two daughters.
Nicholas died in the midst of his career.
and while carrying into execution designs
which he had been planning since the COM
mencement Of his reign. Alexander H.,
the oldest son of Nicholas, has succeeded
pesceably 10 the throne, and will adhere
TO the policy Of his father.
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sea sjsg sot4e. asi ~
Two dark eyed maids, al shut OF day,
Sat Mhese.a river rolled away,
With calm. sad brows. and raven hair;
And one was pale, and one was fair.
Bsing flowers. they Gang. bring flowers
unblown, pa ,
Bsing forest blooms OF name unknown:
Bring budding sprays from wood and wild.
To strew the bier Of Love, the child.
Close softly. fondly. while we weep,
HE eyes, that death may seem like sleep:
And .told his hands in sign Of rest, a9
His waxen hands. across his breast. -
Ard make his grave where violets hide.
Where star flowers strew the rivulet's side,
Aud b.ue-birds in the mysty spring aiS
OF cloudless skies and summer sing.
Place near him, as We lay him low,
fIisid shaas.s his loosened bow. | 81
The siken- -6lletthat around 4
His waggish eyes in sport he bound.
But ve shall mourn him long end miss
tAtS f00uy utS toaoy NtSos
The prattie Of his little feet. s sasA
Sweet frowns and siammered phrases
.Ss5 ssweei;s
And graysr lookss serene and high,
A glight OF heaven in that young eye;
AL these shall haunt Va lillsthe heart
Shall ache aud ache--and tears will start,
The bow the band shall fall TO DUST
The shining arsows waste with rust;
And all OF love shat ear,hscan claim,
Be hut q memory and name.
Not thus his nobler part shall dwell
Aaprisoner in his narrow cell;
But he whom now we hidelftom men,,
In ths dark ground, shalllive again;
Shall break the clods a form Of light. s.
! With, nobler mien and purer sight, 'issi
And in the eternal glory stand. Ag
Highest and nearest God right hand.
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NUMBER 3.
wrote. When he had closed the, scroll.
he threw.himself back in hislehairs tossesn
the production and sse that ell WAS cor.


wrote. When he had closed the scroll,
he threw.himself back in his ehalrs tossssu
the production and s>e that ell WAS eors
rect. .s : sz.r
.Thars the talk, he cried al length
'Ihese ar presents. is 10 infotm ell, il
may concern as how Jeddydire Uoosen.
berry Is hereby and herein entitled 10 20
TO the far west, besths same moro or iesst
for having paid me in hand the sum Of
two dollars. lawful currency,as iicenss
for SO gwine west and squasting thar ys~--zsas
s The license man did as he requssssds
and signed his name to the writing.
) 'jeddydire,' as he called Amsslf. took
the paper, folded livery carefully, as boss !
foldsup a puzzle, and deposited iii IN hisns
vest pocket, among an assortment Of oIdf.i
'shaws' Of tobacco, gun fiinss, masohes
and other articles to numerous TO men.
tion. Then rising. Ire exclaimed =: =
Squire. I'm much obleeged 10 ye for
this ere piece OF counsel. II takes fet~
Ter nine lives to keep track Of the hetkis
kinks that turns up in ,helaw. Good b, -
10 ye. = sssss $. ..S.
.Goo..bye. goot bye.' cried the Duich- 5.
man. and the victim, went Of Winding
]. Y ankee Doodle - 80
a week had elapsed after the transse.
tion we have just ohronicled, and our
Dutch acquaintance had about forRotsen
il, whel merchant Of the village called 4
upon him saying !.
.Mr. s., If il is convenient. should Ike
the amount Of the order which you seist
,ne the other day, which Iapaid . manzbyss
the name Of Doosenberry.,zs Asses sgs.
sAn orter y cried ,ha Duaohr,o IN ,,4s.rfsr
upset BY the demand, never gives 81 ore
ter TO nobody f4s ss'sss s1salasf his;s
.Buthere itis,' continued the nSerclssnf,;
producing an order duly signed te4sestss
ing him 10 pay .Jeddydire DoosspbersYs.,
twenty. five dollars in goods. 5;
Dutchy saw al glance he was irreiriis<.'
vably sold. paid up like man. and asvJf
operated in licenses again. de8sa q 81