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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-08

HANDSOME INCOME TO Be MADE AT ROMEl
l'nE above can be made 10 every Town and County
throughout TIE Union, by engaging In TIE manufacture
and sale OF article upon which. for outlay OF go
thousand dollars year may be made TIL ticle
universal daily consumption, and that has puEzled the
brains % some u the most eminent Philosophers.
IL IS self evident that Il Is destined btcome OF the
most necessary OF the necessities % life The article one
that Stl nave zs ready and P-rmsntnt sale as a0ur
Pal particulars vii Be sent b. mall tn pt % l2
cents, equivalent Post Once Staunps specimens
sent when q1!fed. dfess.
JAMES T. HORNE co,
Oct3i-lm Box 55l, Post OAcv, NcyE kork.
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

PACKET
THE New Light Drsught Passenger c7-~Sn -
l. ard Freight Steamer ALDER EISH-wsgs15
TINE, MILToN AKIN Master, having
been recently built for the Cumberland river trade will
during the Low above and 10 all inierma
date landings. Orders le with her agents fo eight5
passengers, will meet prompt attention.
&. HAMILTON, Market street or
Il. II. HARRISON, Agents,
oct22-6m Front st, opposite S. B. Landing.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE Fine Passenger Steamboat c-roSsn -,
L NASHVILLE, Capt. THOS. BILL hFsI- vars-se7
SNYDER, will leave paducah for the @szzSSEz@5zzSz
above port Sunday, the 4th OF November.
The regular packet Cuba" win leave here Friday the
% day Of November, with freight and passengers for the
Nashville. A. HAMILTON, -.
octtT-td J. A. McALLIsTER & Co, Ao0li"''
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Crops IN ARKANsAs.-A correspondent wri-
ting to the Memphis Appeal, says: "Our crops
on the Arkansas River, both of cotton aud
corn, are good Our cotton was materially in
iured, however, by three weeks of incessant
rain in Angus, and in the first part of Sep
TENDER We will still, however, make bale
per acre, and in some instances much more.
N- There now in store in Chicago, and in
transitu for the sea-board, between 900, 600 and
100000 bushels OF wheat, bought on account
of the French Government. Agents of hat
Government purchased, it is understood, large
ly in Milwaukee.
GENERAL CASA visitor at the residence
of Gen. Cass says:
81 spent a forenoon with Gen Cass. The old
man still lives in the autumnal gIories Of a well
spent life; is hale hearty and worth four millions.
His career has, indeed, been successful. He speaks
in iorebodng language Of our national prospects,
and is strong in the belief that diSunion will yet
carry its banners over the Republic"
INSPECTOR" the able Washington cores
pondenL of the n. Y Courier and Enquirer,
confirms this foreboding of Gen. c., speaks of
his "nervous tlmidity and tremulous excite
ment," and says "his letters and speeches
urging tie South to a dissolution Of the Union
as a corrective TO Northern agitation, have
lately excited tie surprise of his friends and
the Indignation of the country"
We trust there is some mistake here; and
that the great sage of Michigan, with his
" four Millions" is in better business than TO-
menting disunion at his time of life.
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Further News per Steamer Arago.

Further News per Steamer AragO.
NEw YORK, Nov. 8.
The allied losses BY the bombardmeu. of Kim
burn was light.
steam squadron of NicaoEeff and Khersq.
! The Times insinuates that Gen. Simpson has been
recalled and Sir J. W. COddlngton appointed his
successor. The Globe contradicts it.
It's said the capture of Kimburn gives the Al
lies important advantages by opening path to
Southern Russia. One hundred and seventy pieces
of cannon were captured.
The Consular Corps at Odessa requested sus-
pension of the bombardment in consequence of
there being vast number CT foreign families resi-
dent there.
The Allies landed sc, 900 men on the Peninsular
Of Lendea.
The Russian troops were leaving the shores Of
the Baltic.
The London papers deny the recall of General
Simpson.
The Bank Of France has purchased four and
half millions Of Australian gold
The Southern steamers mail has again failed.
The latest New Orleans dates are the 2sth.
The steam ship Asia is fully due.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.
River rising slowly-four feet two inches in the
. canal. Weather wet.
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COME TO TEA.

FI,HE. hszs ssrf - r REAcu BRANDY. APPLE FRAN
i DT. nAilD fAAChka 4ud DAiEp AffLks. b = n
reesee tn cot sessn p nni reafT sale - stars.
a. she uartsi price o. ~ tiig iaefe eolnniY
esI.s1 cAsa o. IL szchlFs 1r GIo1ess. 8ataIhslkza
FALL o. sEBASToPo1.
Hrinx IL aloas aI 49, ~ ne.thi, doaf e ksckusrt
CI.CEtu ANDERSON,
eds Sea ani tfca5st-. Nzsh liiis. fsa.
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Pure Drugs and Chemicals.

A LARGE Invoice Of Drugs Chemicals, Paints, Oils Dive
n StDf. Instruments Perfumery, Fancy Good. Brushes,
&C. received and for sale small advance upon
ern cost, by A. STRETCH,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Corner College and Union sts., Nashville, Tenn.
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NASHVILLE q CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
2
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE

ChANeE OE SShEDAL LIZ
ON and after Sunday, Oct 2s two Daily Passenger Train
" will be run follows
Day Train Leaves Nashville at TS0 A. NJ, arriving a
Chattanooga at AGO p. NJ.
Night express Train Leaves Nashville at $50 M arTiy
ing az Chattanooga at 6. A. N.
RErUBNfNG-Day Train Leaves Chattanooga at S A. NJ.
and arrive. az Nashville AZ 80 r. VI.
Night Express Leaves Chattanooga at $50 p. NJ and
rives a. Nashville at ego A. NJ.
IT. l. ANDERSON,
oct3l Superintendent n, 4 q. r. z.
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Flour at the above rates TO be shipr
FIVE barrels and upwards, "a one tim
ties, five cents Per barrel 10 be added
be transported on the same terms, %
charged as one barrel. II
Octi5
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Livarnonl Classification
COTTON and TObaccO statement.

I
Received to-day. S,ly2- $4,000 90 2 1863
Total................. 3l93O2 1S ,942
Exported to-day........ 1O,SS3 90
Exported previously.... l65,i2l- 176OOi 588- 3iS
Stock on hand not cleared ........ 178 -9S S 629
suGAR-Ahout 2!5 hhds. "a. en- as fp1ws l39 hhds old
(classug ai) 63 &c for Inferior and SIC for
common &c good common fair at 5 and terce rist's
extra Canh ID at lOc y n.
MOLAssEslUI bis old Reboiled sold at %, and 800
% 8Oc per gallon.
CoRNl 900 sacks sold in several lots I5c for prime
old
WHEAT-Demgnd less active. Sales 59l sacks at 81 so,
AMI 2,OuO price did not Learn.
RYE-A sale OF 2>O sacks at 81 IS p buShel.
tArs-saes l. 500 sacks by parry 44a45 and 1900
In lots At - y alb per bushel for prime.
A7out52 busheto arrive by Ships America and Bran
dywue sold TO day al 40c cash. and 45c refused
for > UUn bushels the spot.
p S-Snce writing t- above hear Of two csrgoes Of
Trapan (aDou bgshe sold 70 arrive in December
Sc cash.
CoFFEE-C00 bags taken at l0tl an 80 at II cents
EXCHANGEs-Lte or alteration.
erng 611O721 and y prem.
Francs......-.-... 2 A0t5S4 q dollar
New forkSiNty Day biis-.....-.. Z t92 u cent dis.
New York sight Checks ..-....-... AaA. discount.
FKEIsursFirm, and two sinus taken for Liver
pool a p i for cotton.
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Stations to Chattanooga

From Nashville, Lavcrgne an 4
smyrna See. .--- .--. .-...
f" Mur freeshorO', Christiana
and F0sleryi'lc.....-....
" BenDuctle, WartraCe, shell
bvville and Normandy
" TUIahJua kstiii's Springs,
Dschtrd and COwau.....
" Tantaion. Anderson . "a d
stevenson -..-..---....-.
" Brio :ep0rt, Slelu0u1d aai
hLIes dee. .....-....
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From Ch7t's~ooEa, siri'G1-uf,
S1i Wh'lesiie-....-..-...
" Bridgeport. Stevenson, An
dsrson ard Tautalou.-...
Cowan, DJchetI. Estiil's
Springs ard T1''ahom2 O..
{" Normandy, Wartrac- shell
hyvile and BeHlI-E'e....
" Fos'ervilc, Chri- EdIa and
EuTf-ea 7bor0' ...........
" Florence, smyrna ana La
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New Orleans Market.

NEw ORLEANS, Wednesday Night, Oct. 81.
the proximity of later European
advice duo by telegraph there has been fair bust
DOING the sales amounting to 500 bales unchanged
prices.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALI.I.INlNENTS!
j. B. VONDERSDIITHS
Chang Fhn,
Chinasa Iiniment.

rtlIS suPeEi0r preparation is p,eem ed TO ths Amc-
i public with the g eatest confidence that its eli-
cen ol,at've qualities excel aHy Ot'er kaown Imminent.
Its action is certain, safe ard uni OrT ainB O
where an external 9pPc9iionis is sPproriac c AL who
have tried it regard il Cib'e la the Glowing IS
eIses; heInltsnl sPTas bruises, SWs!Icd iiinbs weak
iVnts. white swelling lHilS ia The b"eS, h Sides lhc
breast lace, any other part Ol the bnlY II iSaUe&-
ceIeut remedy in btuses, seads cats, eC. TIE useIul
Oft his ineSt Inahc Cue mSaI copuudisb menus
confined tic uman species, is equally eica iOus
Whenever applied to cure of ie vole dOn'es
lie aiins lie horse Among the many diseases and acct
dents occurring to he horse, or which Is tic most GER
tain cure. may bo ramel the following viz: cuts bruises
srTainS in the shoulders Gaps cracked heel,
sweeney, spine, HatOr Ulnts etc For Mrihcr Part.cu
lars see directions on bottles
TAKE N1TICE,
Many and just Objections made TO all TIE ordinary
LtitmeHtS OF The day their OIClslVe slnc
and tue uIsIghlly STAINS ui'en!eI roatl!e 3Aig w0"
delul fact which has beeR verified sc aStOuShmenO
ana tiESIigM OF iAAtitltUuS
FateiHs In addition 10 <rpt$ti.g caTRtiVeet-
fects IL is the most heahfu S0sTetic and per-
tune 10 any paII OF The skin which ii he apriIed
ii impaTts and natural sW Which asts lUT many
hours, and leaves The vevey SUieSs o. healthy :
stead OF the cfacICt aud ChaIe appearance which is
common result OF almost all heI articles used To-
purpose Hehce, every lad! luiiet is supplied with il
who knows its excellent qualI les in this respect To
aze its agreeable odOr You nee hut open bottle AID
try for yourself
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DIAPER for writing without Penur Ink. copying plants.
leaves, flowers, Pictures, Patterns EmIbI 0dcry,
marking nen iIldebly, and :anIuI writing. This
itcie is absolutely Tie best r amd in the known
world Tor small quantity folded aud Placed in tie puck
et constitutes ira veS instahm, which cannot be bro.
kcr Nopenis needed, lO any stick sharpencj to point
writes equally as wei as Tic lest ID reu lie universe
For drawing, is in sreHsshc II Is, indeed, the only
art o. HAVING and PaGt'n; Taught IN lesson. Amy
ca plant. or flower be transferred pages OF
album, with minute and distinct nbIanCc al
w " equal llcty, pictures and embTUidery patterns
iake. and have IecevE6 the highest cJOgums from the
lair and Indeed ap more tasteful present lady
could not berrOduceL.
his Magic Paper will! also maj K nen other uIti-
cles so US Ia 'enaih perfectly ineIhe. All lie washing
III the world fails 10 bTugtt uu Any Child
with perfect With this Magic paper, likewise one
four copies OF letter written, secured without
any additional labor whatever, akiGS lhe Cuelles and
most CONVENIENT article ex'a: II is used great ad
age BY reporters OF the public press, tee5rIh OrorsUs
and hosts Of others
Each package cotsinE four Geremt cOlors black blue
green and red, with iu and pimed Instructions, or all
To use, imd will last sufficiently TO obtain 500 distinct
pics>nns.
II is put up in beautiful enameled colored emveOres
with truthful likeness OF the piUprisiU attached. Eac.
and every package aMtFGi.
PKlrE-$2 per uozcM, five for 81. Single packages %
CTS Matted TO all paris OF hc i'd III. reception OF
The above prices address postpaid,
CGGEEL!., 1G1 BrO.dway, New York.
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E1xrsy.llr. Ono

ar j. B. Iei,aersreith:
Dear SI:-I have been afflicted Tor three !ears with
rheumatism Ia my hack. and The laSi six months
able To get Ut OF bed without help. and agent
our city insisted on my trying bottle OF Ch.nG Flu
i'nnemt and Try what elect it v'Ond have; aud one
tie has Te,eVed me much h-t BILE get
my hcd without difficulty. ltlas bccn blessing 10 nei
just try II Tor yOulse !, aud You will be W !pesSed.
=zl s MIS- N. COCHRAN.
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HcBLY IMPoRrAN.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid
IN the greatest Improvement yet discovered, saV:
labor end expense iu washing Clothing aud House Clean
ng. Linens aud COitOTs washed by this Fluid will bI
winter aud softer han than ii bIeached the grass.
WARRA not to inure thu fabric. Every lady may
satisfy point by SUakinga Pcte
Leni in the Fluid, ull strength, for 24 hours whCl
iilCIeary show that it mist be purely harmless, wEes
dilute with gallons o. water to hall pint OF fluid.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single sixpence which will boy enough for large family
washing, which can be done i'll or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the SUBSCRIBER who haslate
ly puI chased the right fOE Ohio oounyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
AHPq No. 9G, UiOnSt.. Whceh.g, Va.
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Notice

NIE undersigned having bought out the entire stock OF
l. Goods belonging to Messrs. Wheeler d Lakin, McT-
Chart aiIors would beg cave to inform the Citizens nI
Wheeling and vicinity thai lie intends carrying on the
Merchant Tailoring business in the formerly
occupied by MeSsTs Wheeler & Lakin and having oh
laEc the services Of both OF the former propri NS, e
is pe; aIed to make oder every article i'll line,
i'll tile latest style ad bcs manner, veFy short tice,
and very low for h. Having large stockton hand NOW
tie deter mined sell very low, reduce hiS stock and
Elahe rOoE the STriEg Goods. Now chance
good clothing cheap lie viii warrant every article
TO be as recommended, or no sale.
Come one, CONC all,
And. i've Call,
ian1o j. il sTALLMAN.
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Ale6Grrel Starer aud Headings Erznted.
pay twelve dollars thousand FOR good white
oak slaves 81 inches long, 6inehee wide clear Of saP
aud inches the hcaT-one third to be headings 90
Che* l1ng, inches wide clear Of SAP, II inches the
eIrt delivered at the this c;t
f-st GEO. W SMITH,
iaNaO tV.ssIin EyStg,Tpi
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WHEELING.
New watch and Jewelry Store

New Watch and Jewelry Store.
ROOM, No. 4. Washington Hall, Monroe ST..
WHEELING, VA
THE Subscriber would the attention Of the public 10
his well selected stock o. watches, clocks, ewelry.
silver ware, and fancy goods, which he is now oreng
His stock is composed in part Of gold ad silver watches
keys, CARDS and Chains.
Every description OF SoIllewelryi
Geld, silver, silver plated and common Srcctscies
Pure slve: table, tea dessert sugar, mustard aud salt
spoons, and butter knives;
Plated aud German siIve forks spoons, huter knives,
etc. etc.
Port mOnnaes, pocket cutlery, setssorsi
VRRY FINE TazOrS, strOiS, shaving cream, eic.I
PcrfunIery conhs brushes aid variety Of fancy
goods;
Particular attention paid to repairing watches. clocks,
and jeweity, and engraving handsomely done.
A share oil patI onaSe Is respec tlully solicited.
Ep9-du ., :, brown.
4 NIGA kSI CItiAK AKSiI-
" 1000 Gilt cigars;
5000 PriMcadOs cigars;
1000 Apollo DO
1000 III Dorado do
5000 Washington hOaumAnt ctglraI
1000 PaIiel!as do
is.--5sss.i t10Qp. IaYaNa do.
7 5000 1ela Cruz PrinciPe do
S0oN Rcsalia do
90 boxes Ib. lump Tobacco;
81 do H. dc 90
Just received aud for sale by -
Oct3l WM, LAUCHLIN.
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Ambrotvpcs.

ALuDTUIypCS.
THE subscriber uffsrs To thc public new style 0F
picture Tar superior 10 tie I'agUerleotyPC, made in
Wheeling daily at his establ Sm-nt. They a,e terIned
AMBROTYPES,
The process for which is patented in United States,
Great I:ritan and France These pciu'es must
heauI I'll and truthful produced ny Photographic
art The exceeding tnemess, depth OF tight and shIIlc
ncihcss O Ufe is wuud,ri They dp not reverse the
subject, but represent everything in its true POSITION
They are without thc GaIe Of dlglcrIeOtype, may
seenim any view, aud viii iast f ages Unchanged being
lNPERlSnABLE,
hcrce the ia me- Amh olIe which signifies Irdcsracti
hl.ity Inc rlclme is hkcm on plain glass; 10 which an
other ri1e uI corresponding size Is secured with
strncub!c cement BY which tic rciue viii retain orig
mai 5!!lacy lor ages II will not curOdC By acids nor.
be injured by wafer OF climate
AmhIoty Horoscopes must he be appreciated
the ie.iei is as perfect az lie.
I'asuene"tyIes taken at leducrd prices Ladies' and
gentlemen are invited 10 call al examine NY gallery
uO A. &. PiKr'.IHGE.
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use the Macic Imnrassion

Wholesale and Retail agents.
THOMPSON ~ PATTERSON,
my1:iy M III Main street,
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DISSOLUTiON
CO-PARTNERSuIP

CO-PARTNERSUIP,
HE subscribers have this day entered into partnership
for the purpose tTInSuctin- COmnis and For.
wadng business, under the style OF Gordon Matthews
Co.. and solicit continuance Of the business
firm. h. S. GORDON,
JNO. NJ. MATTHEW'S,
JSO. l.. AGNEW.
March 1at, 1854. nirI
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PeudleJon q BrGther,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
cor the sale of LcafTUbaceO, Flour, snd Produce gem
I2O,Smtm's Wharf. and DFrot. 8Oe prs..sL
REFER TO ni
Es5s E& ,i%s's. sss.: !. Sons. s. :. :. :
The caSheIs OF any Of the .
Baltimore banks.
D. Lamb, l:Sq. FASH. y W R'k Va -.i M p
S. BRADY, - . u & N EsUt, 1,,.,,
TalI"nt q DelarIOIn, wheeling
Jas. K. HaKer. -...r ..
Jaa McCUlly, PittShurghJ
Rhodes &Ogilbay. BridsepoIt,o
Green " Dorsey, Fowhaltan =. O.
4sa as91 4rhs3TSSs D91ssy, Gsrn1 s ol, co.
JacObG. Grove, st. ClaiTsViie, o.
Peter Me?aser, GallIpolia, o.
~. l. Mccoy q Rro'R, SistersVfe, Va.
Tweed SiIcly & Wright,
Joseph Rutler a. CO. SCluclpIatt, O,
john CIeigh. -.a .Hs
Geo Green, Jun,
Gordon q Co.,
q. McMOruH, f|0VEHNe'
Ianos-lyd - - ....
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Fall Fashion for Hats
Shooters! Shooters!!
IeOnnrds Patent Revolving Hummer

THIS pistol for simplicity oi Construction, fac,lttv Of
loading and caI rTg rOpdi'y Of dscHargn power aud
gorr1c ness convenience carrying, and exemption
trOm liability tn accidental dsCEe sIrg Claims Slncf
Ority nver all Others ROW manufactured.
SMALL just received and cheap Jew.
elry SIOcs OF c. r BROWN
myl M 4 Washington Hall
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40 Weslern und Ao"Ihern 1lerChnnGs
Sexton, Seal & swsacrinren.l

Sexton, Seal & swearingen, '''
I'M, RTERS AND JoBRERE or
.ANCY DRY GOODS.
-, FHILAD ELfBid. =. :.
j. W. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, A. Van SwEARiNGEU.
NFFER torurchasers the largest assortment Of bey
" DTy Goods In the city II comprises In pArt of =,
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities =
Gloves, umlerEhilts, Dress Shirts and colhrs. ,sr
Noolcr yarns OF different shades aud coloTs.
a tllC assortment or Shell Combs. KIN tf'-f t= ' T-
DO do do Buffalo and Imitation ConIbH.
Brushes of all descriptions.
Dress and 'laOrs TTimH HgS OF all kinds, - -t
RurnCtts, six cord cOld Spool Cotton, g. :
Periuncry Ofall kinds.
As well many styles Of goods ofour own IIur0F
latiOn which cannot here menton aud which wei
worthy the attention OF byers. We feel make II
thenineieSt 10 give us atrial. .E -f-fs ueNtR
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Tobacco and Cigars!
VJyN LAUCHLIN, Not52 Main street, naS among his
w large assortment the following articles
1000 COnsucllo cigars;
1910 La EloiSa :
1000 PTnsaGO
1000 (! SalvadV
1000 I'll Dorado
300 la PTOiecciOm CisarsI
1000 PIunciea
1900 Flores Habbana ....-- .-.r
Boxes twin hrUthers tobacco;
Virginia
ape
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NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves indebted TO Nc
Clsens KEoX requested 10 call and sete
by cash lh,te On or before The 1St OF January
Persons having claims against the firm witiPlease PIE
dels MeCLALLRNS d KNOB.
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! LAIRD 0lk.VG
We, have consignment a lew barrels 40. Lard
! sIss .a4.!, poaSE 4 cowGtLl
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jO00 LIS. wool Iwime;
IOOO fo00 lbs broom
100 Ioz bed cords and plough lines;
25 reels hcIG Iznd Manila bed cOrdi
10 cO:tDM clothes iineSS
so lOE trout Ines;
90 coils Hatter Rope; .r
100 pair YawI ana SkiR Oars;
% Boat Poles
w-Tarpaulns, dray covers. and awnings, on hand al
made to order The CoTdase Sore OF Water
O%p" mp1o S''ss'S' cHAs. H. FERRY.
Washington telegraph., 1855-05-16

RuLEs FOE SELF-GovEExMExr.- Always sit
next to the carver. If YOU can, at dinner. Ask no
woman her age. Be civil 10 all rich uncIes and
aunts- Never Joke with policeman Take TO
notes, or gold. with you 10 a fancy bazaar-noth-
ing but silver Your oldest hat. OF course for an
evening party Don't play at chess " th wild
ow- Never contradict man who shutters Pull
down the blind before you put on your wig
Make friends with the steward on Coard steam
eT-there,s no knowing how soon you may be
placed IN his power In every strange house it is
as well to inquire where the brandy is kent-on-
ly think II you taken i'll in The middle Of the
night. Never answer croSsins-sweepar- Pay
him. or else pass quickly and silently on One
word, and you are lost. Keep vour egyn secrets.
Tell no human being Won dye your whiskers.-
Never offend a butleT-.ha wretch has too n1any
chances oil retaliation Write not one letter more
than you can help The man who keeps IN 4
large correspondence is martyr tied not to the
stake. but TO the post. Wind uD your conduct
ike your watch. once every day, examining mi
nutely whether you are fast or SLOW"
Punch.