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VHNENF ILLE AZ co.,
General Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
SAVANNAH, GA,
WILL give special attention to the sales OF Cotton To-
w bacco, Flour, Bacon and Grain. or other produce
consigned to them the forwarding OF same 70 Eastern
ports.
The great reduction Of freight Cotton Tobacco. Pork,
&C. to Savannah in comparison with the Charleston route,
(see advertisement Of Savannah road) equaug 45c per
Bale Cotton and propoonabiy other produce added
to the low rate OF commission and other expenses al Sa-
the country.
Our returns Of sales VII be prompt.
Freight on Cott1u to savannah .......76c 100 lbs.
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TWO NEAT DWELLINGS FOR SALE.


VET offering for sale two neat dwellings on
w Caerry Street, South Nashville Eeeh house contains
Eve Kitchen &C.
The lot to each House is 40 feet front by l65 deep We
offer each house and for about what the improvements
cost.
Tg9Ms-l, L years with interest for paper secured
10 the satisfaction Of the owners. and lien retained.
Call en- LlSDSI.EY CROCKETT
decS-tf G. So Coil ge Street
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HARDiNG'S BEAUTIFUL ADDITION TO

NASHVILLE,
AE1R THE WALBEZ RfrE COURSE
M Offering fJr sale On hhsrsl this al
w dition, containing IL ints AcJi 0fthe lots are
fet front running back 10 feet % Convenient allows
have this day sold some 10 lots s0ns who ihten
improve Immediately. These lots ere ali eliQblv si,u
ated near the capitol in rapidly improving neiyhbor
hood free from the heavy city tax with fine s0il-ad pro
sent great inducements those who wish 10 own cheap
and convenient bones Call Us ard get plans Of Ia
grOund-examine and judge for yourselves
j. L. 4 K. ". BROWN
6Sl< Cherry street.
LiND- LEY 4 CROCKETT
deelC-t. s3 College street
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l.. II. FRENCH.

L. H. FRENCH having withdrawn above from the
firm OF H ). FRENCH L SONS, the business will be con-
Quoted by the undersigned under the firm and style of H.
S. FRENCH Il son. IL. s. FRENCH.
ept25 J. CFRENCH.
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VALUABLE FAKM FOR SALE,
w Offering for sale a valuable TRACT fss<s
w OF LAND, situated on the Gaatin Turn 1I: ts7
pike seven miles from Nashville known Rose LIZ
mont the Residence Of the lae A. Baeh containing I53
The Land is all Tine, and hundred aeTcs y
heavily timbered. The improvements are all Jew and
comfortable and it is Of the mos: eligible situations
for Country Residence in the neghborhood OF Nashville
1t will be sed reasonable and accommodating terms,
Possession al any time By application to
LISDSlEY CROCKETT,
noyls So College S.-sst
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CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.

CARRIAGES THAT MUST BE SOLD.
WE have vet on hand about TWENTY csEAk
w FIYEFINE CARRIAGES, R0CKWAYSH ssfS
AND BUGGlES of the newest STYLE warranted the very
best material and superior Workmanship all OF which
determined TO sell at price other in the
ninety days All who want Buggies cheap come along.
MYERS CARTER, So, Market st.
aug.ll. 4. Opposite Nashville Inu.
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SPIRIT MANIFESTATIONS ExPLAINEDs
- By Dodds. For sale by JOHN YORK i CO.
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n. N. MYERS,

TOR SALE offer for sale one of the best Farms in
Davidson county Of the size. Ii contains 100
living the East bank of stones River, miles from
Nashville, and nesr cWhirtersve and mile above
the mouth Of Stones River-goOd spring OF neverAilng
eesoue water also fine sui pher spring near the premi
ses fly-hve acres cleared; Inproyements-one story
frame, rooms, good cedar kitchen crib stables, &C.
TrRSs- cash, balance twelve months credit For fur
does II Desdrick St.
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FRESH ARRIYAI.s.-2Oo AMDs. SUGAR

FRESH ARRIVALS--201 HliDS. SUGAR.
all grades;
100 barrels of Moiasses;
100 half barrels of MOlassos
8 tierces Of Rice;
5psckageso of Mackere
90 packages OF Cranberriss
$50 packages of Raisins;
10 bags of Almonds;
20 casks of Porter and Ale;
20 coils of Manila Rope;
so packages Market, Clothes and Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets. Tubs, Pals, &c;
90 barrels Pecans, FilhertS and Cream Nuts;
90 packages COgniae Brandy;
lOpaeksges Madeira and Cherry Wines;
40psckages Port and Malaga Wines;
1000 superior Havana Cigars;
500 DsmiOhns; $4,000 CorkS.
For sale 5y Ganl2l EDWARDS K HARRIS.
EMPTY BOXES.
WYE HAVE for sale lot Of LARGE EMPTY BONES
w suitable to coHain Coal; they would also be
venient for grain and and otlsf purposes.
RAMAGE CHURCH,
nov29 AZ College street.
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LOAN. CROOKSHANK
CARRIAGES AND RUGGIES.

PIED SLOAN. CROOKSHANKS.
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
THE undersigned having taken the large and sz z
i commodiOus Shop lower Market Street, -
formerly occupied by the late Fred Sloan viii continue
manufacture Carriages and Bugges the latest and most
improved stvle. All orders left with for work
repairing will be attended prompy We hope Gv close
application TO business to receive liberal patronage.
IS All work warranted 2 months
dec8-tf FRED. SLOAN &CO.
BALTIMORE COFFEE.-2O0 bags just received
ID from Baltimore-fuesI received in Nashville.
jel6tf R&wl LANIRR Il PHILLIPS
COME ONE. CONF ALL
A. ~ ). &. McCLELLASD,
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY BOXES STAB CAN.
~ DIES, 10, 20 and 80;
1900 lbs Cured Reef;
% dczen BroOnS;
IS boxes / ID Cheese.
For sale, st the lowest notch, by L +. BELL.
ianl7 No. 90 College St, opposite SEES snee House
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E. F. BELL,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Opposite Sewanee House, College Street. No. 2s,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Flour Bacon,
Lard, Clover Seed, Millet Seed, Nails Pow
der, Cigars, Tobacco, &C., sc.
JUST RECEIVED:
nONE HUNDRED bags 30 dozen Painted Buckets;
~ Rio Coffee, new crop; 80 dozen assorted Cordial
so 5bls Moasses; 4 bags Allspice;
50 1S-bbl do; 3 bags Pepper;
loo l. 2 and gallon De- Table Salt in bxs :;
mijohns; loo whole, half and quarter
80 lbs Nutmegs; boxes Raisins
go Nests Market Baskets; tierees fresh Rice;
10 bbls No. Mackerel ) traits g. ). Almonds
100 kits Nos / and do;
And for sale at the lowest prices by
janl7 RF. BELL,
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MEDICATEDFUR,C CHEST PROTECTORS.
nv have few of Sir Ashley Coopers' great proven
w tive OF consumption said to be an unailing for
PULMONARY DISEASES
for sale at New York prices
Also, The HYDROAAGEN or Water PROD and ante
cO'sumPtiye Cork SOles.
The above articles manufactured By HarcOurt Brad
ley Co.. Of London and Manchester for whom we are
the sole Agents in this city.
The above articles are in universal in England by
persons Of all ages and conditions and are considered
certain and safe shield for all disorder that may be pro
dueed BY the continual changes in our climate.
decls-6 snow, MACKENZIE d co.
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RATES OF FREIGHT BETWEEN SAYAN-
NAH. GA, AND NASHVILLE, TENN.
- s. i5Es
FIRST CLASS.
DOCKS AND STATIONARY, Boots, Shoes aud
- Hats Bottled Liquors and Oils Camphene and
Spirits. TuRpe1tine in casks or barrels, Carpet
lngs China and Glassware, Cigars COntectIOn-
ery, Clocks Cutlery, in boxes and cases, Dry
Goods IN boxes and bales Drugs, Fruit Trees
aud Shrubbery. Tin Ware, Teas and Spices,
Furs and Garden Seeds, Glass and Looking
Glasses, pilates at owners risk,) Oysters in cans
and jars Ssddery, per 100 ios..........-... q 10
SECOND CLASS.
HARDWARE, Except cutlery heavy Castings and
Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels or pipes,
Cordsge, Tobacco in boxes, Carriage Springs
and Axles, Leather in rolls and bales, Oils IN
barrels Cesks, QueensWare in crates OF casks,
Rice, Zinc, Whiting, Plaster of Paris. &c, per
SPECIAL BATES.
BOXES OF FURNITURE, Pianos. Carriages, box
ed and other light articles not enumerated;
also CarbOys Of Acids. viii be taken at actual
weight, buE charged double first class Rates. S22
PRODUCE, &c.
COTTON, and Leaf Tobacco in hbds, per loo lbs) 20
BsRREpf eF EOT PeRS incr io II. -
BAGGING AND ROPE, (per 100 lbs ........... 30
of analogous articles. WM. n. WADLEY,
sept96-Sm. General Superintendent.
PHILOTOKEN Oh FEMALES FRIEND.
For heeur Of Painful snd Disordered MenstruaiCa,
Miscarriage or Abortion, and the relief of 81 those
Sympathetic Nervoss Affections attendant ON
Pregnancy
Much Of the suffering attendant upon the lives of females
at the present day may be traced to slight mprudsncs
neglect during critical period of their peculiar
sons causing DISTINCTIONS irregulsTy, &c, which, If not
relieved gradually weakens and dsrsnges the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms of dsesse-COn-
sumption Drupsy, Dyspepsia &cwhich either hurry them
70 an early grave render them nyads for life Many of
the arest and oyeest of creation at that when the bud
was Just bursting into bloom have whered and died from
the effects Of obstruction and the of remedy assist
nature at that eyentful period.
TRY THE PHIL0TOKES.
1t Is not offered of all ills that flesh heir TO-
out remedy and preventive for certain class of
plants in which is warranted TO do all that is here
forth, or that medicine directed with experience and skill can
perform. Soldby SCOVlL MEAD.
Ill Chgrtres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
alorders be addressed.
-lv dlUA
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CIGARS! CIGARs!I
90 900 SUPERIOR Havana Cigars, just
ZO,OOOceived and for sale, consisting partly
Of the following Brands: Jupiters La Favoas La Ha
benera; La Pedro Carrillo Napoleon Pensadosa- With
various other brands Of choice Tobacco Little Indian
corner Cherry and Cedar streets.
dec5-tf j. MOORE
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LYONS & co.
DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS.

DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.
UST received this dag Of the finest and most beau
81 uly selected stock of Meerschaum Pipes ever brought
10 this city.
Also very beautiful lot Of Stems, Of which are OF
Cherry.
Also Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches End Bags
Al of which we respectfully invite the attention OF
the public ca AID eEue II IS no trouble ior us TO
,hots our Goods LYONS 4 CO.,
iv- 70 Cedar street.
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JANss W. sHgSRY JAMES !. CULLoN
McHENRY & CULLOM.
ATTY's At LAW AND SOLICITORS II CHANCERY
Livingston, Tenn,
NXTILL practice regularly in the Circuit and Cbaneery
w Courts of the counties OF White kentress UvertOn
and Jackson.
TIE COLLECTION Of deJts and all other business entrusted
TO them, will receive prompt attention.
Octls-w till jan.'55
COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
I assOciated the Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business Mr.. Will
LIAM PHILLIPS Of Nashville, under The and style
OF LANIER PHILLIP
now l.. III. IANIER-
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.

T WISH 10 Rent for years the place which now
i've 5 miles from Nashville on the hUrtreesborO Turn
beautiful place Apply at No. 83 Cedar Street
anv7 KEGS ". PORTER.
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Booksellers, Csnvassers ard Book Agents supplied on
he most liberal terms.
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MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET,

MAGNIFICENT STORE ON COLLEGE STREET,
Nos, 81 and So.
ITAVE on hand the magnificent assortment Of ee-
i giant Rich Goods offered in this market Our
stock heavy goods is also very complete and prices
cannot fail to please MANY these goods have beens
g ed within the past few days. aud having been bought
81 eay less than of Importation feel decacv
saving that give greater satisfaction in prices than
can he found in any other heuSe in the city. Strangers
buyng goods in this market Will money by calling
and looking at our stock, at McCIhLLANpS'
Metropolitan Store,
ortle .... Nos 81 and IS College street,
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sophism' which you, Mr.. Hanscom, de.
clsrcd June 8, 1s4o, would while il pro.
fesses 10 maintain The rights Of freedom In
effect abandons them 10 slavery" Your
paper this very week furnishes the pioof in
your declaration tina, you would have tho
territories leli free 10 exercise their own
choice as to the constitution they wi ..Jopi.'
In is4s you were in favor OF "preserving
freedom in our territories by the peremp,ory
provisions oflaw," now you care nothing
for freedom. 1.-The people Of The territories
wan, slavery, you are no, going to hinder
them "by the peIempiory provisions Of
law" lfyou wan, further proof Of your
being fast and furious In favor Of doctrines
that will lead TO the establishment, Of slav-
cry in The territories" contrast your pres.
en-, position in supporting tho Infamous
Nebraska iniquity and apologizing for tho
outrageous conduct Of the Pierce admins.
traiion in winking al tho conduc, Of the
Missourians in Kansas, with the one you
maintained in 1919. rs established by The
extracts Wa made this week from your pa.
per published at lha, time. They contain
most damning proof which you cannc,
wine out,
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The Opinions Of True patriots.

II is n qualification to the American part
that the founders Of this Republic, foreseo
ing the evils likely to result from FoRErol
INFLUENCE, warned their fellow citizen
against it. They knew the insidious an,
graspins nature Of the Papal Church, also
and predicted that in coming years ], would
prove separation in tho American bosom
Under such circumstances, they left upon
record sentiments AMI words Of warning
that should not DO disregardsi, and which
VIC earnestly entrca. our fellow citizens t.
read and reflect upon. From many speci
mems on hand, we prescn, q few:
at is time that we should become liz.
tic more Amcricanized and instead Of feed.
ing the paupers and laborers OF England
feed our own, or else, in short time, by
our present policy, We shall DO paupers
ourselves - atkson.
Americans can do their own voting and
fghting.-Gensrdl Harrison.
most devoutly wish wo had not sin.
gle foreigner amongst us, except except the
Marquis dc lafayette, who acts on very die.
fercnt principles from those which govern
the rest."-Georgs Washington.
"Against insidious wiles Of foreign inilu.
ence conjure you to believe me. fellow
citizens,) the jealousy Of free people ought
to be constantly awake. 1t Is one Of the
most buneful foes Of Republican Govern
ment."-Wdshington. ...-
al hope we may find somo means In fu-
turc OF shielding oursclve, from foreign in
Auence-political, commercial, or in what
ever form it may DO attempted. wish
there was an ocean Of fire between this and
the old world.n-Js6trson.
y Foreign influence Is Grecian horse to
the Republic-wc cannot DO too careful TO
exclude its entrance. "-Madison.
Were tho authors Of tho above fanatics !
WERE they enemies to our institutions !?
were they prosecutors! were they men
wboss opinions and doctrines fell careless
upon the public ear! Let tho American
people answer. ..
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How It works.

The N. Y. Tribune, in remarkingon the
practical operation Of the Probibitory
Liquor Law" which went into effect in tina,
State on the 4th inst, says:
So farss we can judge from the reports
which SSse to US from all sections Of the
State, the prohibitory law is very generally
in operation. II is true the liquor-scller.
stand out in few localities, and trampls
on the law in hopes the courts may some
time or other pronounce II unconstitutional
but these persons are not numerous, and
they generally reside in the larger cities, o
majority Of them being in Now York.
There is very little liquor retailed In the
agricultural districts. In the country town:
the bars have generally been closed, and
the beneficial effects are already beginning
to DO felt.
There is no difficulty in enforcing tie law
where there is any disposition to enforce ii,
Where the public officers do not themsclve,
drink-where the police prefer virtue 10 vice
and good order to rum and rowdyism-wherc
the judges have any practical regard for so
briefly and sound morals-thc law is put in
force without trouble and efficiently execu,
ted. On the other hand, where the judges
are hostile TO the law both personally and
oficially-whcro the lawyers consider 1t un'
constitutional because they are we'll paid tc
do so, and where its violation is winkcd at
by the authorities, and all these are con-
stantly laboring to bring II into contempt
it is Of course to some ext cit q dead letter.
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4. JUDGE KANE's DECISION.

Mr.. Justice Kane has sent Mr.. Passmorc
Williamson 10 jail for refusing TO pejure
} himself, and for not bringing into court The
bodies ofceriain negroes not shown to DO
u his possession at all. What We said
when Mr.. Williamson was last week held
10 bail will apply 10 this new but couslaiye
outrage, and need no, DO repeated. But
we DO wish most explicitly and solcmnly 10
call the attention Of the public 10 the i'm
poriant aud extraordinary assumptions Of
Judge Kane. They are contained in Tho
following points Of his opinion:
2. That know of no statute OF Pennsyl-
vania, which affects 10 dives; The rights Of
North Carolina, acquired and asserted under
the laws Of iha, State, because hs has found
il needful or convenient 10 pass through tho
territory Of Pennsylvania.
3. That am no, aware that any such
statute, II such an one were shown, could
be recognized rs valid in Court OF tho
United States.
Now this means, II il means anything,
that although these negroes were brought
by Wheeler Of his own mere will into
State in which slavery is no, recognized by
law, yet he was no, BY that act divesied Of
his properly" and the negroes remained
his slaves, because no statute Of Pennsylya-
MIA existed, providing for their emancipa-
lion under the circumstances.
Judge Kane, it certainly seems 10 US, rea-
sons in truly preposterous fashion. Tho
true question is where tho statute Of Penn
sylvania by which these persons could be
for a momcn, held as slavesi This is tho
hiatus in the statute book which ough, TO
have arrested the attention Of Judge Kane.
Now his reasoning is, that whatever is
property in North Carolina is property in
Pennsylvania, which is an absurdiiy and
n falsehood, amounting, in feet, 10 tho rs.
sertion that when State sees fit TO cstab-
ish slavery Tor HERSELF she establishes il
also for every other State in the confedcracy.
The righ,,o bring negroes into Massachu-
seiis, and hold them here for single mo-
ment as slaves, implies the RICH, TO hold
them Tor any period Of time, and thus, in
fact, 10 impose upon US an institution Mt.
terly in violation Of our Constitution and
our laws. This will be tho legitimate re-
suit of The implied opinions OF fudge Kane.
Perhaps we ought no, TO DO surprised a,
anything he may say or DO, but how he,
or any man pretending 10 be a lawyer, can
talk as he talks here about tho lack Of
statute, we cannot understand. We refer
him 10 tho language Of Lord Mansfield
in Sommerseii's case -" Slavery Is Of
such nature, that il is incapable Of being
introduced on any reasons, moral or poli,i-
cal, but only BY positive law; and /, Is SO
OdiOus, ,ha, nothing can be suffered TO sup
por, !. but positive law" This single sen.
tence Is snGcien, answer 10 all Judge
Kane's aummery abou, staiuics.-Boston
Atlas.
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West India Emancipation.

Ono Of the largest political mt ,tings ever
held in this County, was held In q beautiful
grove near Buxton Centre on wednesday,
Some 1000 or $500 persons wero present and
listened to eloquent speeches, from Hon.
John p. Hale, Hon. Joshua II. Giddings oil
Ohio, Hon. Arson p. Morrill, Governor OIL
tho State, Tho meeting was held In common
grafton Of the day on which 800, 900 human
beings created in Gods own image, vert
raised in the British West Indies from Oh,
degradation Of Cha.tlemcn TO the dignity o
Frecmen. Il was held under the auspice.
Of the Society Of the sons and daughters Of
freedom In Maine. Tho day was delight
iul one, and the exercises much interesting
Eleven Cars filed with Passengers, some
Of them lumber cars 6tted ior tho occasion
came over the line Of the z. O. Railroad
and then contributed TO Lowell tho crowd
that had gathered from the county. Som,
seventy-fvc went from this place and saco
BY Omnibus and coach and private carriages
TO participate in the celebration. We shall
try to get some account Of the meeting Ia
our next. eg pa .tIass Iei,
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Haines, but We can hardly think Il correct,
although tho allusion to the evident NAL
treatment" which some Of our citizens have
received seems to give plau,iJiliiy to the
rumor. Mr.. Haincs reported tho document
to the meeting. and perhaps this gave rise to
tho rumor. It certainly resembles in some
particulars a letter signed by him and pub
li'hed In the Democrat few weeks ago
Wo are told that Tho person referred TO as
as having been, whilo peacefully within
his house, dragged without warrant from
his domicil" having rather imprudcn,ly got
intoa peaceful fracas with few friends las.
Sabbath, has lef, town for q few days through
fear that the police may drag him before
his Honor Judge Bourne or his Recorder.
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70 We are opposed 10 the wicked and
inicrmeddling fanaiicism, that prowls In
darkness and stalks in the MONDAY sun, en-
deavoring 10 attract from the darkened
bosom Of the cloud they have endangered,
the iornado's fury 10 upiurn our beautiful
fabric, violate our iiresides and allars, search
our private dwellings and insult our women
and children; or deprive US OF the right 10
purchase such articles as in our Judgement
we think We need, IL capable OF Judging for
ourselves, without consulting government
officials or paying exorbi,ani prices. We
are opposed 10 these abolition, know
nothing ultra Maine Law measures. Dem
0trdf.
The sum and substance Of all this faniar-
onade OF nonsense is that the editor o! the
Democrat, who was, or said he was, once,
friend 10 The Maine Law, is now in favor Of
free rum, and the FREQ fights il occasions.
I, is 4" iniermoddling fanaticism" 10 deprive
him or others of,he opportunity 10 purchase
rum ifhe or they think il necdiul. What
beautiful household God, rum jug Is 10
bring peace and quiet to "our firesides and
altafsv