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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-27
OUTHERN
G. ON IA ercial College,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State.
FNAE above Institution is permanently located and is
not surpassed by any similar establishment in the
Unied States in point of facilities for impartng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties of the Accountant
bookkeeping.
This Department is under the date supervision OF
he President OF the College who is practical book keeper
having had many years experience in OF the largest
counting houses in The Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the su7erinendence Of JOHN A.
MCtwES Esq Member of the Nashville Bar, who is o
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course IF Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night SO as not to interfere
with his professional duties.
Mercantile Calculations
by WIN EErREI, NJ Under this head is embraced every
species oil calculations necessary for book-keePer or o. 81
man To uaderstaud-vz Interest Discount Loss and
GAIN Equations Exchange, &c. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping, by Double or Single Entry, applied
to every variety of business, both prosperous and
Commercial Law Lectures including the use of books SIS
Pen nanship-For twenty lessons, TO be taken in one
month ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ............... 10
For fifty lessons, TO be taken in three months $40
The above fees are payable invariably in advance.
The importance OF this rule be obvious students
enter for Unlimited period with the privilege OF review
ing at any time during Ife without extra charge.
This School IN perpetual session, having no y:catlon
hence students may enter at any and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men will be supplied with
petent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good beard and lodging be obtained for So per week.
No student will be taken for less than full course, ID
whatever branches he pursues
Time required for full course-from sig to ten weeks
~ Address Southern Commercial College Nashville,
Tenn ap27-dtw&wly
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o. The replies Of the candidates for Governor
to the temperance people were handed in last eve
ming at too late an hour for this mornings paper.
They will appear in our next. Col GENTRY advc-
Gates the Mississippi district law. Gov. JOHNSON
is opposed to the Maine law.
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One Thousand Town Lots
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
adjoining. the City of Hickman, ky.s
FOR I,EgI

" = = =
HICKMAN Is young and thriving city, situated thirty
miles below the mouth OF the Ohio on he mssssipp
River; enjoys uninterrupted navigation a oil seasons of the
Il corrected BY telegraph With AT portions or thS
Union by the Hiekm and ObOn and BY tins Nashville and
Western Railroads with Nashville Tenn aad az Re
Eastern Atlantic senboard BY The Kick.
man and Onion and Mobile and Ohio Railroads fa In
rapid state OF progres with Mobile and New Orleans, and
ali Southern cities and country; Is the natural and only
outlet for large Of back county, accessible By good
roads, natural artificial. and has, ilhn two pass
doubled Il; elf In wealth and population.
The country tributary p Hickman extensive and rich IN
agricultural productions OF both emsss-eapsble %
timing popastio dense any in the world and is
pdly fng with reh intelligent and industrious people.
ckmas without doubt, the most prospsro place
region Of country and a m pas; and present rao
increase o. wealth and population, IN few years viii Ear
outstrip all others.
The lands are high, dry, gently uuduniinz and with ore
mile Of the corporate limits and will suid
J. S. 6, 8, 10, H. Is %, g, o. g. snf So each
Encouragement offered to WORKING ~ ~ % all
classes trades and cailings native b3r nzta zsd and
foreign. Catholic, Protestant and Jew.
III ? This property will ForrrrzLY, be sold 20
the highest bidder without reserve, comm chg On
21st Day OF May. fS5Es
nnder deed Of trust the Trustee il deef ned Or TIA
interest Of all parties concerned close e
U ? TERMS OF SALE--Ten per cent. down ha'ancs In
two, three, four and five years with ftest dGte
IL paid promptly at maturity, the interest 70 ~ rsitcd
q. F. YOUNG, Tuisios
Hickman, Ky.. April ;, le55-td-
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THE WRONG BOX

Larry aMullen was cerkina store
Whsre eTs-gnoos by wholesale we're sold;
The most Of bis business was sweeping The aoer'
And knocking the boxes about the door;
CT writing aud reading he knew nothing more
Than tie colt that is half year old.
Now rich widow from, Libbareen sent
To paf Chase some merchandise rare,
: nd 10 packing it Up in box Larry went;
But q ii'tie BIT corned and wild labor o'erspeHt,
He stumbled aud fell IN box that was meant
For q Esrent description of ware.
All light he lay snug in a beautiful drame,
Til morning crswled over the sky;
ihea 10 nail up the boxes the carpenter came,
According TO orders no fastened The same,
And the place was SO dark that nobody eonifDiame
Ii Larry he did not espy.
Then The fellow who marked all the boxes drew nigh,
And bad piece Of business he made,
For he wrote on the box in which Larry olo ne
For Mrs. Mclaughlin; take care ana keep of5-
Alas for poor Larryi how soon ne would cue
II that scuryy command were obeyed'
The box was sent on by the railroad in haste;
In the widows fine dwelling it sat
Aud the widow, who bad mechanical taste,
Next seized on Ratchet and quickly uncaseo
MMulen who roared Ikea terrified basic,
Il Och! smithareensl what are ye al!
The widow was horribly fIigbts ned at first
At what seemed AN internal machine,
Eypectingt to see tfiy fiends from 1t burst
But when she discovered a MAN was the "orst
Her fears all ended her doubts were dispersed,
And her rapture was plain to be SEEN
'Och Mollyl look here thus she cried to her maid;
Come see what the marchints have SEM!
/ wrote for such things as wilder might made,
Ardfaith but the fellows have strictly obeyed;
Bad luck 10 them now, but III see them well paid,
For they give me intre con!ent
Where am I9 SAYS Larry: Fax, darnt, you're here
The widow replied with smile.
Cries the lad, so am, enough; bnt fear
have sent the wrong box Never mind it. my dear
Said Mrs Mclaughlin, and gave him q leer
That cut TO his heart like file.
ITS happy am them M'Mullen reioined,
.If the goods suit your ladyship's taste.
If DRY goods you wanted, you'll sartiniy find
That III suit you at once, for I'm that yery kinds
Very we'll then says she; that's the goods to my mind
And now let us send for the Praist
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NJ Messrs. RAMAGE g. CHURCH have just re-
a fresh lot OF goods in their line See advertise
ment
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BROTHER HESUERsoS, of the Murfreesboro Ns,c

BRoTHER HENDERSON, of the Murfreesboro Ns,cs
expresses onr sentiments exactly, in the following
paragraph.
WHIGs THAT ARE WHIGs-We occasionally re-
ceive letters from abroad asking for our paper, and
what is better, the writers enclose the money to
pay for il in advance and what is better STILL the
writer's of some Of these letters tell that tley
have always differed with US in politics. they claim
ing to be wings and we a democrat; but they
want the paper because of our sentiments on the
suhject Of religious liberty, and our opposition to
the last, the meanest, and most mischevious of all
isms, Know Nothingism. We esteem highly the
position Of such men. We honor them for their
love Of what is right; and should FRANK PIERCE
himself become a member of the dark lantern party
and one Of these men should oppose him for office,
we pledge ourself to support liberal wing in pre-
ference to Q Know-Nothing democrat That is
our hand.
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AA<es-z = @C sO4 y asa tSst&SsAs4G=
WE offer for sale oar SOAP. CANDLE AND LARD
w OIL FACTORY. situated the hank Of he river
three quarters Of q mile from the court house
This Factory is prepared with every convenience for hs
manufacture OF the above articles An energetic au With
small capital, could not engage in more Increasing o.
profitable business
We will sell the whole or 10 active bnslreer man
wishing to take interest," viii dispose Of one-hait
We offer the most
LIBERAL TERMS;
EQUAL notes PAYABLE in bank at g. ard Is months with
approved security. COOPER BROTHER
~ Apply TO CHAS. 3. COOPER, al Cooper & WsL
ler's, No s. Market street epzsf
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Proposed MARRIAGE We learn through one OF
our Memphis exchanges, that, propositions are be.
ing made for union between the Know Nothing
and the Temperance pa'tes. Some Of the children
we know love to play together, sad show great
fordaess for each other Some Of the children of
Tempy may also consider the union profitable
one MatIimony is by many interpreted to mean
a matter of money. When Sam took the hand of
Abby be elevated Seward, Wilson, and others to
honorable station. He may promise the sons of
Tempy similar fayors To be sure, some of the
sons of Temperance are disciples of Father Mathew
the Catholic--and some of them were born in for
eign lands On the other hand, some of Sans boys
are sad rakes, and great drunkards. These things
would appear to present insurmountabe impedi-
ments to family Union, but the reliance is great
on the complete parental control, exercised over
each household by the head of the family We
cannot yet believe that the proposed union will
meet the appreciation of the Sons of Temperance.
Designing men, who have united with the temper
organization not to promote its objects, but to
direct its course politically, will doubtless urge the
union, but we are assured. that many of the older
sons viii not bear the humiliation. They right
-N4rtreesboFo Nelcs.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND cINCrNNATI.

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
THE splendid passenger steamer CUM TnA
i BERLAND VALLEY, Captain llakssx5iss77SStsp
c. NJ FERRELL leaves as above THIS DAY sx2=I5sSa2sz
at O'Clock, A. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
sp27 A. HAMILTON, Agent
CORN, CORN.-2oOO bushels Corn IN store and for
" sale by
apis JOHNSON, HORNE co.
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WHERE Kyow-NoTHINGIsM COMES FROM

WHERE kNOW-NUTHINViSM COMES FROM
We have shown that, in New Hampshire, the
know-nothings drew less than 1000 votes from the
democrats, while they took the whole of the abo-
litionists, and nearly all the wings
In Connecticut, the vote for Governor in 1854
was as follows:
For Ingham, Democrat Zo'ooo
For Dalton, (whig) l9,aoo
For Chapman, (aboltionO 1852
In 1855 the vote in the same State for Governor
was as follows:
For Iugham, (democrat) 27,S34
For Minor Cknow -nothingD 1866
For Dalton. (whig0 a9lI
The democratic vote has fallen of only 1900;
while the wing vote has fallen off l0,500; and the
abolition vote has disappeared in know-nothing-
ism!
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list ARRIYEn

A SUPERIOR lot of one and two h7Tss Brnle7'5 prs.
N MUM STEEL PL0UGHS, Of Keut1esy.
Also, lot of CultivatoTs Western COrn Siesrs Wheat
Fans Corn Crushers Thermometer Churn 5 s7ck7 Seed
Corn, low for cash b. :. WELLER
Daily expected supply Of New York Reipin. Ns-
chimes, and keichum's Moving Machines and Thrssbsra
p s WELLER.
MISSOURI ard TENNESSEE OATS-A supply FOR
seed. ap26 \ WELLER.
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CtOOPER'S ISINGLASs.-A large lo. Of Cocpers
Refined isiuglass; also, Sparkling Gelatin In assorted
sized packages. Received and for sale By
ap27 A STRETCH
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r. 4. BURFoRD, Sec'y.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.

CHOICE SEEDS FROM THE HOUSE OF
J. M. BRIGGS, New York.
1--WE FEET CUCUMBERM
Il CHINESE HOO sung, used az Asp.rners until I.
blooms the leaves make a fine Salad
WALKERS IMPROVED LONG GREEN CUcUIBrR-
CITR0N NUTMEG MELON
ORANGE MELON-The msst superior aricls eFsr IN
troduced into this marset.
The above Seeds viii Re for sale al B. 6 wrtttKs Seed
and Agricultural Depot until the 2, tn Of Ny.
BEN. \ WETIEI
n. B-Expectng daily from BRIGGS, n Y Six-
EUsHEL Of MEXICAN POTATOES which sell in New
York at sl2 per bushsl fspZ7l BSW
~ ENTS' AND BOYS, SUMNER SHOES
VI Gents Potent Leather Union Boots:
do do Buiicned Oxord- B:
BOYS do Congress Gai'lrs;
do do Oxford Ties.
do do Purps;
Youths DO Oxfrd Tisq
Just received by RAMAGE q CHURCH,
apf7 AZ CDece street.
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CUPERIOR SOLE LEATHER TEUNKS.-
- Sole Leather Trunks, with Covers, e. &c, Is and 20
inches.
ladies Large Travelling Iron fTaugd Trunks;
Black B. B. DO do do, al Sizes
Ashland Sole Leathe- YaliSes, No. I;
Buggy DO Trunks do;
Russef Yases and Travelling Bags;
All Of Philadelphia nsnuiaci -OTCE srd for sale a
the lowest cash prices EAMAGE & CHURCH
apt g college street.
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~ ENTS' CONGRESS GAIrERS.- Gems Cloth
VI Congress Sewed G1iters-a superior article Just
opened By RAMAGG & CHuECH
apt q College street
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DIRD SEED.-A large suspy OF Csnary, Hemp
ID and Rape Seed, just received and for sac BY
aps7 a STRETCH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-11
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth,
p1.A all L.
,ort Walthall Line,


TuNHE beautiful and favorite steamb'atS
Capt. WIN. @. Smith, $50 long and favorably known 10
the travelling community the Potomac and James
2iver.) is running the line via Port Wal
tha and is furnished with l. i 4 Il Ii q 4 II = !,
Life Preseryers, Force Pumps and all the pliancos
quired by Act of Congress the safety of luss
myers.
The Cars running IN neXon with the Augusta from
Richmond, leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday, Wednesdny and Friday O'Clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Bouts
have but u few steps TO walk to the Cars.
The Cars runniI & from Petersburg to City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
days above, at71 from the Depot of tho hppo
mattox X r. Co. thus giving passengers an opportunity
to go from Lynchburg either by the Packet Boats
Danvle Railroad to Richmond. by way of the south
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there next
ing Norfolk
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
natedays, viz; Tuesdsys Thursdays and Saturdays, at
81 AN
The Augusta will stop at Old Point both going AZ d
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senson.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point. ~ 0U
Fare between Richmond, Cokos Rings Mill and
Children three years and twelve
years Of age, half price.
Servants through Observation-Disclosures. ! 50
Servants any point on The river. l 90
Meals, neutrality-suspicious.. 0O %
Jun 26-d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
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Keep your Feet Dry.
VALUABLE PROPERTY 4
FOR SALE


Finding IL will require time pay my debt.
than my creditors conveniently allow, unless sell
portion Of my property, have determined 10 oher the
following property FOX SALE:
MY RESIDENCE. IN the neiEhbothood OF Judg" Dan.
iers This is a most desrab plnee The House CON
tain. ~ rooms all well and of them elegantly hn
ished With brick kitchen and all other necessary
houses and well of excellent water the premises
The HousE a Lor at present occupied by Mr. J. r.
Barns This is and pleasant plnco suited for
small family, The House has five rooms, with a good
kitchen smoke house, and well OF FIST rate water in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In offering my foundry E,l
sale consider offering the most valuable property
offered in this place IL is too well knewn IN lhis
vicinity to reed particular descriptions hut will state
there i better arranged establishment in the
Stnte 1t is furnished with complete sett o tools, the
latest improvements, and Hle stock of patterns. in
good condition and extensively used. | would Irecr
selling half the in the Foundry property, should
any desire pure hasine such interest
Any person wishing purchase any Of the above
named property viii apply the subscriber at the
PhGnix Foundry. A. G. DABNEY.
Id
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
For Christmas and New Year.

The Floral Keepsake, with 80 elegant quario ilustra
tons. odored
The Heroine. uf Shakspearc 20 beautiful lhustrn
tons on steel (antique)
The Female Poets of America, with porirhiis
The Bards Of the Bible quaro. elegantly illustrated
Shake .peare, beautifully illustrated
Watson foeiical Quotations do
Brit sh Female Poets
Read. Female Poets Of An erica (ele anti
Meyer, univrrsum- 80 copper engraving
Montgomery. Poctieal Works
Women of the Scripture, illustrated
Glea.on's Petorin, elegantly bound
Prose and Poetry AZ Europe I'D America
Also--SiIver Steel, and Morocco Cnrd Cases fufi-
rnonaes-largc variety; Gold Pens, with gold and SILVER
cases; Fancy lnksiand., Pearl Folders and many oiof
articles too numerous 10 mention, TO be had at
lac % =. MORSE'S Com HOUSE
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BOOKS, STATIONERY sc,
Christmas and New Years Gifts.

nAYNE h CHRISTIAN have in store splendid
Il assortment nf elegant Illustrated Books, and
variety of beautiful Fancy articles, suitable Tor 'he APP
preaching Hoydsy's, consisting ct
A splendid edition OF Seott'- Novels, u vols,
Irving's " orks, Is
Royal Gems-Priee, SIS 90,
Home Authors,
o taments Of Memory,
Our Saviour with Prophets and Apostles,
Women of the Old and New Testament,
The Keepsake,
Life of Martin Luther
Krummack's farables,
Life Of Dr. Alexander,
Winter Wreath of Summer Flowers,
Foot Prints of Truth,
Byron Gallery,
Wsverly CELERY,
Reads temaae Poets OF America,
watssns Poeticsl Quotations, ~
Tho Poetiral Monks of SeaAe-pcarr. Byron, BUM
Milton. Campbell Rodgers. Ed til MAY, osGood ''''''
Tupper. Keats. Kirk White I.lr,
Papier Macbe Work Boxes, Writing DIX. 1eSens
ca.,s Portfolios Ink Stands. Card On-es l"flmohs,''
oahs Dre.s;ns Gases tar Ladies and t'enteinen-ai''
r,,ny o,her Fancy Goods large and beautiful assortment
of Bibles Praycraad Hymn Books
dar e. dfs
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Hard Times Made Easy,

Nd NO HUMBuG TIE Life OF p 1 BaThum
"A iast received at Il A "illiams fine granite iron,
book store 5 doors lhove the Norvrh House ana
near, opposite the Warwick hou-e =,
Persons DESTROYS ofarqniring large fortune 'h'o'"
v all mean. procure co.. y nj once. aud get the phn
laid down by this prince ii fortune i'araum
RA WILLIAMS is now in receipt oi NIL the ne~'''
works out fire AMI richly bound Chri -imns and Ne"
yeat Gift Books. in every Sarty OF sy' 'i nna'nt' 10y
lar the richest and most magnificent offered in h.
market.
Now the time, call on Williams and get h"e presents
dec 13.dts
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WILHELM a sCHALER's PIANOS

w Al lovers OF Good fiaBos are respectfully m.
,iled tn call nj x. A Williams aud examine " ihe'm
:. Schner. Pianos These instruments are built in tho
mos substantial manner with oil the modern improve
ment. and containing ali the qualities OF desirable hne-
tuncd excellent and durable Pianos, standing rel IN
ali climates, and regions.
The beauty of finish the sweetness, olcarnesssrehgti
and vol 4e of tone and the keeping well Ia tae.o these
instruments together with the very moderate piece
already secured the manufacturer, an EXTENDED
custom.
Persons wishing to purchase Pianos ought, by all
means to call at X. A WILLIAMS large and hand
some bookstore opposite the Warwick House, and -
doors above the NoIvcll House, and examine (b'iore
buying) these grand action riunos.
nov lots
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mERCHhaDME.
-,ICoNO eIrI.N OE My. GOODS

- Fla. suizriih#fs Sc lus upebiuS l.f .'fs' ~
,b.i, SECOND SIFTIN II ,ea,naalle Gooa,, teeet I.
Is pnrchn.rd L, their sfHior paftncr ~ Ne" F" 'tt
tich sd led /, Ihrr September putc iss'' mahr. l''
stock very ful md the nat aIIiurtN"ef, - t
in tI,s all tie new siyr-oi LADIES
DRESs GOODS j. Silas. >atius Va er,ni. Mou,l'u,
Mrrina. &c. LAdie.' Neve Satin aud CIuth CIoahs q"
r.lmas French Eabroidri IN great yarei, among
which are rich sets Al Maltese Lace and M"-h
Sleeves COLLARS. A general 'rttn'ut 81 Olt'i'
Ca..in.re. snd Yc.fings To- gentlemen. NAVY st"ek
81 Servants Good su,h Pulled Lia,cls. Nditihe-f
Plaid Lindsey. and Biaaket.. Carpet, Eu2s. GfG"'b
C,oih. aud Doot-hId.. Together win uil g"od' lie.
longing ttie Dry Guuds trade, n ars winch hay
b,en pure nsrd Tor much les luu they could ave eet
hud curly 10 the Al ri winch tny are helef
mined .ell nw. and nily u,k examination Is I'll
thev ask to insure suti,t tiiuns
nnvl3.df. Join 7 DAVIS & co
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REMOVAL.

.xQThe subscriber, having removed 10 lis nov Store
w dor, nhavr Ia, old stand and threc doors south
la Ma md Anrhet st"eiS, l. prepared to offer in.
duremeuts 10 pels1- purchasing ali kind. Of D ues
Medicines. Paints. Oils, DYES, Window Gla.s rutty,
PERT anery, Fanny Articles &c. &.
This Store i, l02 feet deep ahch viii enable him to
hccpa much larger stock rhau usual. Particular atten
lion will he Ind 10 ell orders Ppc,crilt rs filed at
ali ul, and ftuo eric of more than 30 wears.
he atterS hnsri' 'hat he III lie ahle to lulAI, onI,
such medicines pure and uiuc. \ 1.-The ney
Pharmareutical Preparations made a, they arrenr n
thr Medical Journai-.
MUSIC SALOON.
The SECOND story will ,scd ns a Niue Saloon where
he has now aud will hv'p supply q those tsuy ell
ebIatcd Worlds Fair (Loudon) I'remi m piann. All
kinds Of Music and Musical Instrumel's furnished l.,
order fIivata erlrauce to the Saloon in the ney-
Nrser' Ill lcuse ring tie leo bel
Z. LYMAN, Fnnl Squire
SEP l2-d1etaw nc
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth OF
Hardware Cutlery, Guns. SaddleIy, House
Furnishing Goods &c. &c

rREGoKi i RoA ALL having determined To make
" .chaner Ia their b4,Bess, viii oier fun To day
the largest aud u,n.t desirable stock Hardware Cut
10y &C. Nc ever fore offered in tbs markets, rreai
e, reduced ptres FOR cash. Many artee' al and b 10"
Jrh -,
rrtding l. c!o.e up their business as speedily n.
,. able tcy cordially invite ali indebted To the Old
auee.rn Il Gneory Roy and the ate e"ncetn 81
t,as.t, Rn,alt simp.on To pay up longer indol.
frnea cannot be given.
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods. &c,

fINllE subscriber has receive hIs Full and Winter
Gao i, consisting # French CT tbs and Ca,s.
y ri be tuakss; very uperi and ra heavy
French Beaver Cloths and Cassircre,; one II &c bca.
tiful Blow" Clod; do Bl ch-very lo.--,uiiablp
for Iudies' CT nhs.
yc,tines oil Plus. Yelycr Silk Sc. &c
Trmmr gs Of at"e.t style snd best quality
Sh us Collar. nwrl-, Understands. (snm, very
Ia &c Ilnnds - Ciava,s S,tui.. Stock, G ovas, LA
Hose. DC, &c.
~ the ! s'i'r'rg department managed /, Ambrose
Pase, who 4 par cNttion cori,ne he suits.
faction lie |Hs 55ns given. VI NJ. l. rAGE.
ort II dts ~