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sBieSU Store.
[. C. NICHOLSON g. co.
D r Y G. o o d s
FINE PERFUMERY. SC.

lust received from FIRST hands importers good assort
% ment Of Fine Perfumery. Fancy Arti-
cHes, AC., consisting in part Of the following, via:
large invoice Of genuine English Tooth and Hair Brush
Also, fine assortment especially for children.
Puts and Puff Boxes, something and very nice.)
Lubin's Genuine Extracts;
Fine Ivory Tooth Combs;
Large Buffalo Dressing and BARRIERS Combs;
Large Transparent Wash Balls
Bazin's Barbers Blocks;
Toilet Vinegar, superior article for the Bath;
Tooth Paste aud SOAP If various styles patterns;
Hair Gloves aud Bathing Brushes
Bay Rum, extra fine in large botes;)
Lyons Kathairou; Blrry's TricopherOus;
Vegetable md Liquid Rouge Pins Saucers;
Skin powders, Of assorted kinds
Hair dyes OF The most approved Brands.
For sale AZ STRETCHES DRUG STORE,
sepi9 Corner College and Union streets
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Novel, by MARION HARLAND, OF Richmond, Va-One
Elegant limo vol. 434 pages.
FT'HE extraordinary Of Miss Harlands Alone"
running through edition after edition. with great rapid
ityrepubished in England with still larger saletrans
lated into the French and German languages with marked
SUGGESTS perhaps the evidence OF the originality and
popularity of her writings. In the language Of emnen
critic 'She may henceforth take rank among the most
successful novelists If the United States"
Those who have read 'Alone-and those who have not
shoud-w be interested and gratided TO know that
book by Vrgnas gifted authoress entitled The Hidden
PATH is ready. Beautifully as Marion Harland' has
the threads Of life in other and songhe is
poeteSs OF ecty-we safe in predicting that her
work will surpass all her previous efforts in a. define
aton briancy and power, and that Mr. Derby will be cali
ed upon ecOrd it his books Of the most popular
and successful Of modern literary issues. Since reading
Hidden Path. IN Y EUeniag Mirror.
For sale by CHARLES W. SMITH,
sep26 Al College street.
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The election for State officers and men,
bers of the Legislature takes place in Ohio on
the second Tuesday in October. There are three
candidates for Governor in the field-Chase,
Medi and Trimble. Mr.. Trimble is the candid
ate of the American party, and many of the
best and ablest men Of the State have taken the
stump in his favor. AT the outset of thecanvass
his chances were considered hopeless, but his
prospects grow better every day, and it may be
that he will succeed, although we do not con
slider the chances of the American party in
that State as sufficiently promising for such a
result.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce DR.. J. j. BURNETT Of
Smith county, candidate for Engrossing Clerk Of the State
Senate. sep5-td
We authorized to announce Mr.. W. A. ROBINSON, Of
Wilson county candidate for Door Keeper to the next
House of Representatives. sep4-td
We authorized to announce VIM. J. MALLORY, Of
Dickson county, candidate for Principal Door Keeper to
the mex. House of Representatives. sep3-td
We are authorized to announce SAM. D. NICH0L, of
this city, candidate for Engrossng Clerk of the Senate.
aug29-dtd
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gH- new game was played upon traveller at
Cleveland the other night fellow traveller ac-
cused him Of picking bis pockets on the cars Upon
the arrival of the train police officer (bOgus) ar
rested him, and took him to police court room
(Also bogus) where examination was deferred till
morning, upon the defendants leaving 500 as Sc
curity, as he bad no friend to sign bond. The
500 was a dead loss.
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PoLoGETIc.-Oircumstanc beyond our
control have operated to keep us behind in the
matter of keeping our readers as we'll posted
as usual upon current news and political top
les for the last three days. We shall endeav-
or to make up the deficiency hereafter.
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ENCLOSING MORE THAN ONE LETTER IN THE
SAME ENvELoPE-It is penal offence to de-
post in any post office, to be conveyed in the
mail, any envelope or packet containing letters
addressed to different persons. The law upon
which the above is based is frequently violated
by persons who are, perhaps, not aware of its
existence, The thirteenth section of the act
approved March 8, 1S47, reads, that every per-
son offending in the manner indicated above,
''shall forfeit the SUN of ten dollars to be re-
covered by action qui tam, one-half for the
use of the informer, the other half for the use
of the Post-office Department" There is one
exception, however, and that is in the case of
letters addressed to foreign countries.
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MAJOR MARKLASD.-we are glad to hear that the
reported suicide of this gentleman, formerly of
Kentucky and lateriy of Washington city, is IN
founded. He has been found on the turnpike road,
sixty-one miles east Of Pittsburg. He betrayed
symptoms OF derangement and the only way in
which he became known was by bis speaking Of bis
son in Law In Cincinnati, 10 whom inquiries were
sent by the persons whom be was amongst aud
Who received answers accordingly.
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MASS MEETING. AND BARBECUE.

The American Party of Bedford county will have
Mass Meeting and Free Barbecue at Sbelbyvie
on the 18th of October. The PEOPLE are invited
to attend en- masse. Ample preparations will be
made to accommodate all.
10. H. THOMPSON, !
MATT MARTIN,
w. II. WISENER, Committee
R0 F. EVANS,
JAMES H. DEERY,
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WEDNESDAY MORNING., SEPT. 90.

The Editorial Department of the True
Wig viii continue, until a permanent arrange
ment is made, under the sole charge of Mr..
WALKER, who has been for the last five years
employed as the assistant of the late lamented
principal. ALI communications pertaining TO
that department should be addressed to Mr..
Whose relating to the business of the Of
fice to the Publishers, B. R. MCKENZIE & Co.
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STATE FAIR.

JOHN II. WILLIAMS, Treasurer, and W. r ELLISTON,
- Secretary of the Fair will attend at the office OF W. K
Eiston in the Methodist Book Concern East e Public
Square, every day this week, from A. NJ to 2. M to
entries for Premiums and the yearly dues from men,
Of he Davidson County Society. Any Information on
the subject of the Fair be obtained OF these ocer or
of Cen b. f. Cheatham Chief Marshal DIR. Shelby and F.
r. Rains. l.. IL EASTMAN,
sep26-4t Sec state Bureau
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An "exied Hungarian Count" who was recently
Iouizing at the White Sulphur Springsin Virginia
and who created tremendous excitement among
the unmarried ladies', turns out 70 be lourneyman
barber Of New York.
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MODERN MYSTERIES
Explained and Expos d.
TooN, NELSON co. have just received
Iodern Mysteries Explained and Exposed.
In Four Parts.
l. Clarvoyant Revelations Of A. J. Davis
H. Phenomena Of sprituslism Explained and Exposed.
Ill Evidences that the Bible is given by inspiration Of
the Spirit of God, as compared with evidence that
these manifestations are from the spirits Of men.
" Cairvoyant Revelations Of Emanuel Swedenborg.
BY Rev. A. Mahan, First President of Cleveland Uni
versiiy.
The Escaped Nun:
Or Disclosures OF Convent Life; and the Confessions
of a Sister of Charity.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
ID o Il y II G. * s..
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FOR I0UTsvIIIF AMI CINCINNATI

THE new and splendid light water n c1TSIh II
steamboat X. L. COBB, l.. NOR T-5g--5SaSz71 j
THERN Master, will leave for the abovesszzs-z
and ali intermediate ports THURSDAY the 9th inst at
O'Clock p NJ. freight passage apply board or to
J. & X. YEATMAN, kts
sept26-td A. HAMILTON, As0
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American party-msoting of the State Council


From the following circular, which has been
Issued to all the Councils in the State, it will
be seen that State Convention of the Amer
lean Party will be held in this city on the sth
of October. We hope every Council in the
State will attend to it, and see that full rep
resentation is present.:
OFFICE OF CoRREsPoNDING SECRETARY,
Nashville, September s, 1855.
DEAR SIR-A concurrent resolution of the requi.
site number of Councils has been forwarded to US
directing a call for an Extra Session OF the State
Council.
In compliance Herewith, we have appointed Mon
day, 9Th of October next as the day on which the
Council shall convene in the City of Nashville. 1t
will be your duty forthwith TO eject three Delegates,
the number TO which you are entitled, and to take
steps TO ensure your representation either through
them or suitable alternates or proxies.
The meeting is an exceedingly important one and
we trust you will due diligence and activity in
securing punctual attendance on the part of your
delegation. Very respectfully, &c, &C,
WIN. B. CAMPBELL, President
of the State Council of Tennessee.
JOHN S. DAsHIELL, Corresponding Secretary.
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NOTICE TO STONE UAS0y>

WE intend erect Stone Dam at eur Factory nina
w miles North o. Florence, Ala, and invite bids for ths
execution Of the work, which contains about thousand
perches There is excellent quarry the spot from
which the rocks may be carried by Bids must reach
by the first Of November Address at Lauder
da Factory, Ala. B. F. FOSTER L co.
-1vvtruv
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PATENT MACHINE
b A l. T. r o p T.

TIVE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Is now making SIX Hundred Coils per week Of very
superior article Of STRETCHED MACHINE BALE ROPE.
All orders pro upuy filed the lowest market rates. BY
JOHN T. DOUGLASS, President,
sepl9-6m No AZ Commercial 81 81 Louis No.
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The President has confirmed the fading and
sentence Of the Court Martial al Santa Re, by which
Breyei Major Philip r. Thompson was tried aud
csshiered for drunkenness on duty.
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PAPER! PAPER!!

HAVE made arrangements for fun supply Of all kinds
and sizes of NEWS PAPER; and viii fill orders with our
usual prompaes is for odd Sizes which should be
ordered two weeks in advance.
expect be operation again in sixty days or less
when We hope matters viii 60 as usual
sep1S-2W W. s. WHITMAN
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HUGHES BROTHERS,
rs!

PHOTOGRAPHIC AND DAGUERREAN Artistic.
AND DEALERS ~
DaguerroOtyPe stock and Apparatus,
26 Union aud 80 College Streets.
seplO-tf
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SITUATION WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN who has had considerable experience as
n TEACHER and as BOOK-KEEPER, and IS in every
respect well qualified for either wishes to obtain situation
For further information, please apply at the True Wing
Office. sepl9-2w1twF
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Saw dnst ia now used very successfully as beds
for horses. IL is thought to be as agreeable and
convenient as straw and much less expensive.
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They are making q stir among the old Whig jour.
nails Of New Jersey in favor Of the nomination OF
Theodore Frelinghnysen for the Presidency.
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And 1000 Acres Land,

outcy the 9th OF October next the premises Tue
PHOENIX FURNACE
And 1000 Acres Of Land,
About half well mbered situated about three miles %
nom Palmyra, Tenn, the Cumberland river. The
Furnace newly built the well executed and built 81
the direction OF Mir. J L. James practical and well
Gated iron IL is inferior any Furnace in the
State of Tennessee, and adapted making by
cold blast with all the necessary machinery for the pur
pose in good repair The Ore Banks within mile
the Frrnace and believed by good judges to be mex
haustibe.
TEsNs OF sALE-Six thousand dollars payable in ten
months from the date q the sale, and the balance IN one
two and three years according the Of the deed
Possession 10 be given the Of the are
complied with.
Any person who desires the property be shown
IL by }. U. shackleord, CaTksyle, by Thos HnsOn
who lives on the premises
sep5-tfwtds J. o SHACKLEFORD, Trustee.
Nashville True Wing will publish in tri-weekly till day
sale ZHrksrfVs CHr1yficie
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The Favorite Authoress of the South.
THE HIDDEN PATH,

New Novel by the Author of "Aone."-First Edition
10000 Copies Now Ready.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
PHCNIX FURNACE.
PHOENIX FURNAt

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed TO by Jas -
ID L. james and Robt buchanan, will sell at pub
lie outcry the 9Th Of October next the premises The
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ADVANCE IN PONDER.

ADVANCE IN POWDER.
OWING 90 the advanced price in pcre fix the prices
~ Of Powder from this date az The following rates:
For Dupont's Ride Powder, per keg, SO rs
+"
:" quarter 225
Tennessee Blasting, 4" 80
Nashville, sept. I, 1888
q u n L d w ID E Il.
HAVE now on hand, and win hereafter keep constant
Il supply Of the following articles:
DuPOnt's celebrated Rifle and Sporting
POWDER in canisters and quarter, half and whole
kegs
TeHnnessee blasting, In kegs Of 25Tbs and bar
Tels OF 100 lbs.
Toy, BickfOrd s. Co.'S safety Fuse, war
Tanted superior.
Railroad Contractors, Miners and the Trade generally
supplied at the lowest market prices.
Prompt attention gi'en 20 all orders
WALTER SCOTT,
Agent for the Manufacturers,
Office with t. s. Cheatham a Co.,
sepS Corner Of spring and College streets
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Pancake Tobacco.

fI'HAT long looked for and anxousy anticipated brand
Il Of Tobacco, manufactured expressly for US, is
ceiyed and for sale by LYONS CO.,
senl2- ~ 10 Cedar street. a.
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"THE OPEN l.

A GENTS wanted 10 sell a NEW WORK,
"A entitled " Paganism, Popery and Chris
family, or the BLESSING of an OPEN Bl.
BILE" as shown in the History of Christian
ity, from the lime Of our Saviour 10 the pres
ent dag, By Vincent w. Miller. With a view
of the latest Developments of Rome's Hoslil-
iiy TO the Bible, as exhibited 10 various parts
of the world, and an expose of the absurdi-
ties of the Immaculate conception, and the
ldolatrous veneraiion of the Virgin Mary, by
Rev. j. F. Berg, D. d., author OF "The Jes-
uils, ""Cburcb and State" sc. sc. The au-
thor of This work, DR.. Berg, is acknowledged
to be Tie most able writer on Romanism in
The the county; those who have read his
discussions With Archbishop Hughes will
need no assurance OF this fact.
Agents will find This the most able work
published; it is a large l2mo. volume, of
four hundred and thirty pages, illustrated
with numerous engravings, beautifully and
substantially bound, and sold at 81 rs per
copy.
Specimen copies sent by mail, postpaid,
10 any part OF The United States, on receipt of
The above price.
Send for a copy, and Judge for yourselves.
Address u w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
4s North Fourth Street PHILADELPHIA.
NAV 24lh, 1855
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TO mi PATRONS Oh
Perham'S third Gift Enterprise.

Al a meeting of the Committee of Share
holders of Perham's Gift Enterprise, held at
the Academy Hall, Broadway, on Wcdnes-
day Evening, April 18Th, 1885, Tho follow
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted
and ordered 10 be published:
Whereas, in view of the fact tba several
enterprises have been started and carried on
with a seeming positive purpose of delraud-
ing those who could be persuaded to par
chase tickets therein; and such fraudulent
proceedings have eyeried an injurious influ-
ence lr the sale OF tickets in the enterprise
of MIR. Psrham; and whereas, il is deemed
essential that all the tickets should DO dispo-
sed OF before The distribution takes place, be
II therefore
Resoirsd, That in order 10 allow lime for
that purpose, the distribution be. postponed
until the 9Th oil July, al such place as niay
hereafter be determined on,
RESOLVED, That the committee have nndi.
minished confidence in The integrity of Mr..
Perham, and in his disposition TO conform
TO aIIrhis published promises to his patrons.
ROBT. BEATTY, in,
Chairman.
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Most Of The People having seen SAM,
THE EhGRossING QUESTION NOW Is HAVE YOU
READ SA WI
Which is supposed to mean the
LIFE OF SAM HOUSTON,

e. A mt 10 n rAt f,1s sln. fn cd
a osau.ip, y mo. vol, lolly' lluslia'ea
G"n'snIs se Aaele"uc Naila,iye o. ae
cVen'iu' anu o'''i'os Lae Oh Tue INDUSTRIOUS
Senator, Hero, Patriot and statesman,
aud now when ominous clouds Of sectional
discorIs. and ,hrea,enings of Civil War on
our Western Frontier, come thick and fast
all eyes are turned TO The Man for The Times.
The Second Old Hickory- Jackson's Friend.
The Hero of San Jacinto. The Conqueyor of
Santa Aana. The First President of Teras.
The Future President of the Uaifsd7 States.
"rhis book will win him hosts of friends %
--LouisuiAs Jsur.
{" Every American should possess it."-
Houston is q man Of prominence AT this
time. His name is in The mouths OF men u
IA strange and adventurous l.fe-beyond
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PERHAM's .tirT ENTERpRlsE.-The Com
mit,ee appointed by the Shareholders in this
affair, 10 distribute the 100000 GIFTS amongst
the ticket holders, have deferred the dislri-
bution until the bib of July, on account of
there remaining unsold some few thousands
Of tickets. Mr.. Perham, ever anxious 10
meet the views Of bis patrons, offers exlraor-
binary inducements 10 Agents TO engage in
the sale Of the remaining tickets, so that
there may be no more delays, which are un-
q~uesiionably as sexatious TO him as TO those
who have purchased tickets in his enter
prise. We commend the reading ct his adj
veriisement to our patrons, and hope that
each and ali win lend a helping hand to
bring the matter TO an early and satisfactory
eSnsummation.
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EXTRAORDINARY
To Agents for procuring Subscribers for
Tickets at 81 Each
ECEkCGS AZ III hIstCN
IN PERTAINS GREAT zoe, 900 GIFT EN-
.TERpRISEI

IN PERTAINS GREAT 100, 900 GIFT EN-
TERPRISE!
The distribution Of the Gifts being definitely
fired for JULY 9Th, 1855.
Any person sending $40 may deduct 10
per ceni. or will receive IL Tickets.
Each person sending 500 before the 9Th
OF July, viii, 10 addition 10 commissions, be
presented with a Mammoth Gold Pen and
Case, valued al $40.
Each person sending 5000 before the 9th
OF July, will, IN addition TO commissions, be
presented with a Silver Watch, valued al
$50.
Each person sending $500 before the 5iL.
of July, will, iI addition 10 commissions, be
presented with a Gold Watch, valued at 500.
Each person sending $500 before the
9th OF July, will, in addition to commissions,
be presented with a Gold Watch, valued
at 500.
The peraon who shall send, before The 9th
of July, the largest amount above $500, sill,
in addition to commissions, be presented
with a piano, valued at 5000.
have been induced 10 make the above
liberal offers in order 10 remove u settled OBJ
lection in the minds of your committee, 10
having the distribution take place while
there remain in my hands tickets unsold,
and for which cause they have seen fiji 10
deter the partition of the gifts, which was
fixed for The 27ih inst, TO the 9Th OF July, as
will be seen by reference 10 their proceed:
ings, published below. | assure yon that
The posiponement is as vexatious TO me as
il is 10 those who have purchased tickets. |
therefore hope that each and every one now
interested, will cooperate with me in the
effort TO dispose OF The few thousand tickets
l -
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DRESS GOODS.
GAS LIGHT For COUNTRY HOUSES.
No u for burning Camphine.
Huid, Candies, &c. &c.


THE subscriber is now prepared to sell
County Rights for using Bengote or Afmcspher
&c Gas. The above is one of the most beau
tiful as well as the CHEAPEST artificial light
that has ever been offered 10 the public. Ii
is more brilliant and less than one half the
cost of Coal Gus. II is perfectly HARMLESS,
no trouble whatever, and The Generator Is
no larger THAI an ordinary Gas Meter.
For further information apply TO Hoffman,
Leiuau & Ogelsby, Gas Filters, No. 10 South
Seventh Street, between Market aud Chest
nut, Philadelphls, where the Gas can be
seen in practical operation. County Rights
will be sold at such rates as will enable any
person to make a handsome prof, on their in
veslmeni. For further particulars respecting
The Gas, or negotiation for County Rights,
address postpaid. w. c. WRITER'S,
Sole Agent for The State Of Penna.
Or apply personally 10 him at No. 10 s.
Seventh ST., Philada.
June z, 1855 ct.
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SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS CHEAP!
H. AZ

N, De EthSS
HAVING purchased the interest OF MIR.
IL Appleman in the new store nearly Oh.
posiie the Episcopal Church, has received a
new assortment of Spring and Summer goods
which he offers 10 old customers and new
at
GREAT BARGAINS.
J Among bis ladies' dress goods are eisks,
berages, chin,zes, debaizes, lawns, ginghams,
poplins &c. He has
GENTLEMENS' DRESS GOODS,
such as fine black and brown French cloths,
black Doeskin and fancy Cassimers, satin
and fancy Yesiings, black s. Italian fancy
Cfayats, Su~spenders, Gloves; sc.
HITS IND CAPS.
Al large assortment of Mems and Boys'
hats and caps, embracing every style and
quality. Also, a large and varied assortment
of Parasols and Ribbons.
DOMESTTCS.-Bl eached s. unbleached
Muslin, Checks, Tickings, Jeans, Drills, Ia.
ble-diaper, Bagging, Toweling, Table.lin-
enc, &c.
BooTSS SHOES.-A large assortment,
of Mems, Women's & Children's Boots and
Shoes, Jenny Lind & buskin Shoes at very
low prices.
GROCERTES.-A large assortment of
Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Rice, Teas, &c., sc.
Ready made clothing. spring fashion.
II The highest price always paid for
grain or county produce of any kind.
Bloomsbury, April 20, 1855.
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SODA FOUNTAIN.

DE. J.P. TAGGART has arranged q soda
fountain IN his drugstore in The Ex-
change Block, where all who are thirsty can
obtain a pleasant, heai,hful and refreshing
drink, such as will do q temperance stomach
good and wont g make drunk Gomez
Bloomsburg, May 81, 1855.