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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-10-15

ST. PAUL., Jan. j, 1850.
Prof o. J. WOOd-Dear Sir: Unsolicited | send you this
fcate. After being nearly bald for long time, and
having tried all the hair resoratves exaut and having
faith in any induced, hearing Of yours to give
trial placed myself in the hands Of barber and had
my head rubbed with good s brush and the Restorative
then applied and well rubbed in till the scalp all glow
This repeated every morning. and in 'hree weeks the
hair appeared and grew rapidly from August last up
TO the present time, aud black thick and strong
soft and pleasant 70 the touch whereas before IL harsh
aad wiry, what little there OF It. and that little dis
appearing very rapidly still your Restorative about
twice week, and shall have good and perfect crop
Of hair. Nov have read Of these tiugsand who has
not?-but have hitherto any in which
persons hair really benefited by the aid the hair
toncs, &c. Of the day; and really gives pleasure
record the result Of my experience. have recommended
preparation others, and already has large and
general sale hroughou the Territory The people here
its effects and have confidence in t. All who have used it
here will coincide with in what have written The
supply you the wholesale agents Of the Territory
is already exhausted and daily inquiries made for
You deserve credit for discovery i for one,
You my thanks Tor the benefit has dore me- certainly
ad despair long long ago Of Erecting any such
nit congratulate you that your fortune land large one)
is already made
Yours, hastily, J W. BOND.
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SHoorrNe.- As the season for game Of all kinds
is now coming on, aud those fond of shooting sill
be fitting up for the on the Birds Deer, &c,
we would recommend al such to call and see the
immense stock OF guns at the house Of Fall q Cum
ningham. These gentlemen seem TO have taken
great pains in the selection Of their stock Of guns;
indeed they inform US that all their 6ne guns are
made TO order in England and France, and imported
by them direct They have them at all prices va
ying To suit the pocket and taste OF every sports
man. We were iorcibly struck With one gun which
they have for saIe--price S2b0--Whih to our iudg-
ment seems as fine as a gun could wen be. Their
establishment Is on the north side Of the Public
square opposite tie lover end Of the market hoase
oFer the entrance 10 which viii be found what they
call their "grsdf g,as" Octl2-Im
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RIVER NEws-The river was still receeding
very slowly yeste dsy, with four feet, scant,
on IIarperh Shoals.
A., The Monticello and cuba from Paducah. ar
rived on Saturday, aud the latter left the same
day on her return.
The city Of Huntsville is the regular packet
for Memphis This evening.
The q. L. Cobb arrived on Saturday night,
and will leave for Cincinnati and all interIne-
date ports this day at 3 o'clock, P. NJ. She is
one of the most comfortable passenger boats
plying on tie Cumberland.
The Srllie Vest arrived on Saturday, with a
light freight ard good list of passengers. We
are indebted TO her attentive Clerk, J. MORGAN
SMITH, for files of St. Louis papers. She VIII
leave for ST. Louis this morning, al 10 O'Clock
No boat in the trade is better prepared to
make passengers comfortable than she is, be-
ing clean, neat, roomy, and Differed through
out with courteous aud affab' gentlemen
Capt. J. n. CoEBrT rings the bell.
The ALbertine, from Cincinnati, arrived on
Saturday night, with about one hundred tons
OF freight, and will leave on her return to that
port this afternoon at 4 o'clock. She has ex-
cellent accommodations for passengers.
The 3ylock arrived on Saturday night from
up the river, with load of wheat.
The Monticello left yesterday for Paducah.
The Serenity Sir was advertised to leave
Cincinnati on saturday for this port
II. H,.y.r5yIy l,.t,,.s ., In, f,,r Da:tpnab
RIVER NEws-Stcamor Empire State Sunk
. TIE steamer Empire State, bound from New
Orleans for Cincinnati, is sunk At Plumb Point,
on the Mississippi River. The boa, and cargo
will prove a total loss. She had 5000 sacks
Turks Island salt, and 60 hhds. sugar Oh board
for Messrs. Batter q Co. of Cincinnati. The
Empire State was an old boat, and was sold to
parties in ST. Louis, short time since. The
St Louis Nc,Os Of Monday evening, the Sth,
furnishes the following particulars
The Empire State, Capt S II. Marshall bound
from New Orleans to Cincinnati, struck some hidden
obs ruction at Plumb Point-the great steamboat
grave yard-and sunk directly 10 "a feet water. Thu
accident occurred on last Thurs lay morning, at 3
O'Clock One life lost, il is believed a deck
hand--uame unknown The boat was loaded with
full cargo Of sugar coffee, mOlasses salt rum &C,
all OF which is dead loss The Crystal Palace
brought up the crew, most of whom belong TO this
city. The Empire State insured for S., 600 in
this city. Sue belonged to r. F. Sass, ESQ. steam
boat agent, who bought her recently for IS, 600.
We were pleased to meet Yesterday with Samuel
T Taylor, Esq, the Joint Representative from Tip
ton, Fdyctte and Shelby. Mr.. Taylor has been
fined at home by sickness, but has sufficiently
covered to make his way 90 Nashville. II is a
whole-soued American, and viii make efficient
member OF the Legisature.-W I. Wig, l2h
Col. TAYLOR arrived in the city on Saturday
night last, aud is stopping at the City Hotel.
He win probably take his seat in the House
this morning.
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MORE TRooPs WANTED.-The officers of the
steamer Capt Lyons, arrived at Council Bluffs
from Font Pierre, report that orders had been
received from Gen. Harvey, requiring a sufii-
cient number of troops 10 meet him ON White
Earth River, to form together company of
1900, for che purpose Of attacking and break
ing up the various tribes of hostile Indians in
that region.
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Tennessee Conference.

FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. 1873 o'clock.
Conference met according to adjournment, Bishop
Kavanaugh in the chair. Religious services by DR..
Rivers.
Minutes read and approved.
The Trustees OF Lagrange College at Lagrange,
Ala, presented report to the Conference, which
was referred 20 the Committee on Education.
A COPY of the title deeds to the College Grounds
at Florence, Ala, was read to the Conference,
which was received and ordered to be fled with the
Conference papers.
report from the Trustees for Bascom Female
Institute Huntsville, Ala, was presented and refer
red 10 the Committee on Education
Me Johnston end w P Brown, travelling preach
ers, were elected to Elders orders.
Prof Hamilton, OF Trenton, lenn., and President
Ev.rhart. of Bascom Female Institute, Huntsville,
Ala, were introduced to the Conference, and took
their seats within the bar
Conference took up the election OF local preachers
10 Deacon's orders aud the following were elected
O q knight, w NJ McNemar, w " Lynch, Elias
King, Southland w IL Anthony, q Smother.
man, q N Everhart Nelson Wright, w Sharman,
NJ Meeler, q VOORHEES,, HARRISON, j r Allen,
II Hinton.
William Harris had his parchments for Deacon's
orders restored to him.
The following local Dracons were elected to Ed
cr's orders b Davis, J Woodson, w DENLY,
VIM. Baker, VIM. Lyle, John Watson, and NJ
Hutton.
Isaac Miner aud G Quinn, members Of the
Conference, were elected to Elders orders.
manuscript copy OF w rk on Episcopacy, by
Dr. Henkle wa s-eicrred to Committee on Books
and Periodicals.
5 d Baldwin was excused from serving on GER
tain committees on account of faulty Affections, and
Slater and g w Allen were appointed TO fill
his place.
DR. Green aud p Barth, German Missionary in
this city, made some interesting remarks in refer
ence to the German Missions.
Conference adjourned
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NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF music.
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY wEByR
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.

.
PRHoIruA s ts.
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
nEPARTMENTsThe system of Instruction adopted for
~ this Academy Is the that pursued in The Royal
Primary, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, ami senior 20
which Is added Recapiution Department designed for
those who intend to adopt Music prof ssion. =.
TERMS PER SESSION
PRIMARY DrPAErMEsT $40 90
Five lessons week, one daily, Saturday excepted.
-Four lessons week sonds;. Tuesday har,d,y . W
and Friday.
soFEoNoRE DEPsRTNESr ..................... . 80 20
Three lessons one week, Monday Wednesday and
friday the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT ....... ................. IS 90
Lessons sams in number and in DAYS as In The
Sophomore Department.
TWOles,Ons week. Monday and Thursday
REcAFTuLAT0s DEPAEINEST.. -....-....s.... 90 90
Lessons daily, saturday excepted.
~ In all OF the foregoing Departments the Piano and
Guitar are the Cnly instruments taught
EXTRAS
Instruction on he Harp blossoms week. per session s4 90
= - Rattan style, go go
. classes Of gentlemen on the Violin, Fiuts.
CiaFionct, &c., two evenings n week Is 90
~ All tuition fees due the entrance Of the nrnn
One lesson week 10 Sacred husie given TO all pupils free
Of charge.
aud Ma-ic Books furnished gratis % the pupi wAo ih
permitted % retain them As their property at the eos
Pupils vii be received any tine and CHARGED sro The
period they enter % the close of the session e ssterd
ance Of pupils Gil be required during the lesson opv
The Academic Year VIII be divided into Two LESSONS; ne
one commencing on She % Monday September and cha
on The last Friday IN January the other Commencing on
be is Monday IN February and eiosl.g Rssy
10 June
~ Pupils inrusted 10 their care shall receive close a.
ention, ana unwezred azaduity on the part az he
rne,o can avs they shall asi attain he ecsssed
Application 70 be made aer the ist day Of ssFtem
er, Al the Academy. sogis -3n
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MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 10.
ANNoTNCEMENTS.

tR- We authoriz d announce the name Of JOHN
MCINTOSH candidate Jr he Office Of State
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lRoN.-The Cincnnai Price Current of the
10th SAYS:
ehave no change TO notice in the market since
our last There is good demand for Ohio Riv
er hot blast pig at $50, mot $40, errone-
mousy printed in our ast) aud which is fully equal
TO the supply, the receipts being taken from the
wharf on arrival The stock in the different yards
is very light; small sales OF Ohio cold blast are
making at SIS, Tennessee cold blast is offered at
$50; but the demand is limited In bars there IL
nothing new to notice since our last. The business
dong is moderate aud the market rather dull, and
prices somewhat unsettled. We continue to quote
ease and ssl 4c.
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BROoKFIKLD Jan. I2, 1855.
Prof Wood-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of your Hair
Re torstve II gives pleasure say that It's effect has
been excellent in removing Inflammation, dandruf and
constant tendency itching with which have
led from childhood, and also my hair which
becoming gray, to its original color have no
other article with anything like the pleasure and profit
Yours, truly, J. X. BRAGG.
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CARLTLE nj, June q, 1883
have used Prof o. j. Woods Hair restorative and have
admired its wonderful effect My hair was becoming as
thought prematurey gray but by the Of his RestOra
tive 1t has resumed us original color, and have doubt
permanently SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States.
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NEW RICE
PATENT MACHINE
Il A |. II II O u T.

TI'HE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
is making Hundred Coils pr week Of a very
superior article Of STRETCHED MACHINE BALI ROPE
All orders pro ppty flied, the lowest market rates by
JOHN T. DOUGLASS Presid Mt,
sepi9-6m No. a. Commercial st 81 Louis Aio
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Grand Royal Arch Chapter.

The Grand Royal Arch Chapter, in session
in this city last week, elected the following of
fcers to serve the present year:
5. W. Coohraue, of Troy, G. II. P.
VIM. L. Hearn, Of Lebanon, d. G. II P.
r. l. Chester, OF Jackson, g. X.
John Niblo, of Knoxville, G. 5.
VIM. Horn, of Nashville, G. Treas
G. A. Fuller, of Nashville, G. Sec.
NJ. E. DeGrove, of Nashville, g. Tyler.
BANK AT SHRLBYvnLE.-'The EJpositor
learns that the stock of the Shelbyvlle Bank
of Tennessee has been taken sufficient in guam.
tity to secure the Charter. And from the
character Of the parties engaged it, we are
satisfied hat it will be well conducted, and
prove advantageous 10 the community. At a
meeting of the stock holders, the following
gentlemen were elected Directors. Ed. Coop
er, 7. II. Coldwell, J. F. Cummings, 10. II.
Thompson, J. W. Wallace, G. W. Buchanan,
W. W. Gill, r. 5. Dwigyins and +. U. White
side.
The Directors then elected Ed. Cooper Presi-
deut and adjourned without filling the other
ofices.
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YOUNG AMEmsA.-There now, we have a
new Corn aud Cob Mil, young, fearless and
powerful We fnd that this mill is put up on
the old bark ntll principle, and as they last
life time, OF course this will last equally as long.
The proprietor Offers bis mill on very fair terms
and We suppose no farmer will fail TO give this
new invention an examination, rs he claims
certain principles for his mill which will call
forth the sound Judgment of all reasonable
men. If his mil Is as represented, it will GER
tainly supercede the use of all Others now in
use, as it crust es rapidly, requires less power
than any other, and will last lifetime These
considerations will certainly elicit much stten-
ton. We bespeak for the proprietor good
patronage from farmers and stockholders in
this and adjoining States. See advertisement,
and call tor agents in another column.
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80 Prepared and sold at ia Market street, between
4th and Sch, st. Louis Mo, aud 8l6 Broadway New York
For sale in Nashville, at Manufacturers prices, by
EWIN BROTHERS.
Also for sale, Prof Woods Oriental saastive Eminent
and Vegeab Life Pills, warranted better than any other
the In all refunded See circular Coz ne
cessary inf Tmaton with agents.
hugt-dtFwkgly
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ia Market st., 81 Louis, Mo, March s, 1855.
Dear Sir: am doing extensive travel in the Western
and Southwestern States, General Agent for Adams
American Lnment, and would be glad you favor
with consignment Of Prot Woods Hair restorative
feel assured that can introduce it in many places where
is not known own head Is living testimony of its
valuable properties, in restoring hair 10 is natural COLOR
am forty years old, aud my hair almost white az
burn it at eighteen, and much improved appear
Rnce, and would not b. without bottle hand the
price OF ten should be glad 20 attend 10 any matter that
is connected with the la. Restorative have been for
thirte years engaged In the business and viii be
Very rtgu
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Premium Boot Il ShOe Mandatory.
EBEN FULLER,

Corner Market and Spring or Church SITS,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
GRATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon this
" Mandatory since its establishment, Proprietor
feels determined 10 merit continuation Of the same IN Ia
have now on hand good a. sOrtmeut Of ready r..
made work, consisting ia part OF Mems Boys and
Youths Calf kp and Thick Boots and Shoes NegroWWN
Brogans double soie house Servants Shoes Ladies' 80.
and Misses Call heFoccs and Kid Scots and Shoes a
from good stock In good style and warranted.
Orders from Paners Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
~ All kinds II repairing done.
SsS Cash paid for Hides. EBEN FULLER.
mol III
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TICE.
S DOOR T. WAR D!

(.S TUESDAY evening Al Old FenoWs' Hsn IN sasnyiHe
~ during the exlbition Or the he,nAnrA h4ir. small
dnk Picket Book with steel cia p, stoen fru1 my
poexes II contained f2o In Bank Notes rscepi and
hres blank bl q kxchange, signed hY myself and
endorsed kF Dr. Jshp Waters Aisa three or -four hiank
pfanlssory notes. siEnsd ~ Dysef and endorsed b. Dr.
sohn Waters These Es aud notes printed fsas Win
aa1ss anoun kc hisnk; they ths only bs o. notes
ssea " mysef and endorsed b. him, Ehsh ais In exs-
lfncg.
Ie bpFs tsuArd VI b paid for tAe q the bills
AID kofes, sach ntcrmato1 w Lad tsir prozre-
rfntEaportenai reward iur he q any q the
AZ ptrnes nosiaed trade neFutafe FIR Ench
bis q Aetes, as thsy yin a0t b psid
tcs- WILD. WILLIAMS
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eRIswOLD's COTTON GINS.

TIVE saibsr being agent soE the above gina
vii AeeP supply on hand OF furnish Planters short
no6ce.
These gins kst he character Of SAILING good tint eis.
ang sier rnanins lighter ceaaing seed better takins
Eaezts tFash and having boxes nFabls
and against TIRE, than ay other gins use
arr offered on erms advantageous . the parhssr
The most satisfactory reirFences he given establish
ths FeFGtaiioa, whch ties also anlais
tTal, used according 70 he dirsctens wsA sscA.
aagl--u H.T HEATAAN
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sTreaC Store.
|. c. NICHOLSON & co.
HAVE LOCATED AT NO % PUBLIC SQUARE,
with an Entirely New stock of simple
and Fancy
D RY GO Oh 8

nF the Newest and Latest Styles and q the quality;
~ all which viii be sold at the very prices. We
particularly invite al q friends and those In want Of
Good and heap Goods, 10 call at 10. 2 2, and
we will take great pleasure In showing stock We think
will be the interest q all to and look for them
selves. sepi9-im
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC!
fay Limited to Saturday, October 90!

city and adjoining COUNTIES Mr. sermons has
ed 20 remain 10 this city until Satud October goth. Eu-
Kagements elsewhere will forbid his remaining any longer
therefore, immediHte application l. requisite
CELEBRATED sPkC1 AOLEs, as he wl sitivey close on
that day. sep29-toct1O
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ME have row in store an invoice o. L ADY MADE
w CLOTHING, adapted 70 the season. which We wl sell
upon the most favorable terms. Cal quick and supply your
selves chssp. A. J. 1T CAN z CO.,
septI Ne. ~ rghic Square.
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FRIDAY MORNING, Oct. 1873 O'Clock.
Conference met according to adjournment, Bishop
Kavanaugh in the chair. Religious services by DIR.
Rivers
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Very little doing in cotton.
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NEW coo us.
WHEAT WANTED.

Yrs. Marizs, Iulaaa z and I r.ks taken a. equitsss
rates. flyzSk J0Skfd NASH. Aesut.
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CLOTHS, CAs2lmgREs, READY MADE CloTn
To those who think of Building this
SpriDg.

tNClkENDALL & co. would particulalle
~ ask the attention of Builders 9hcy bavv
II store everything necessary Tor their Use, il,
the sh0pc #
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS. Sc,
And Will sell cheaper than WAS ever heard Of,
even in this cheap place We have marked the
Goods down to the lowest notch, being deter
nineded to sell whether or no. You can afford
te come 10 or IL miles to buy of US. The diff
ference between our prices, and those Of other
dealers will more than pay the loss of time, and
wcar and tear Of horses. The following is Il
part of what We have on hanl--more on the
way, however in tine for the spring trade:
All the different sizes and qualities of Sash
100 Boxes superior Window Glass, all sizes
Tons of pure white lead, dry andgrount
tons Zine Paint, Snow-white,
10, 0C0 lights of Window Sash, all sizes,
500 lbs Paris Green, and large stock 9
;oors, consisting of
'hrome Green Chrome Yellow, Imperial Green
tmcrcan NclmilIion, Chinese do.
]ltramariue Blue, Prussian Blue, Red Lead,
itharge, Eenitian Red, Spanish Brown, &c.
Also Paint Brushes, Varnish Brushes, Bronzes
told and Silver Leaf, Coach Varnsa. Furniture
Iarn;sh, Linsecd Oil. The attedtion of CAST
Buyers is invited to my stock. ALL Goods war.
tanted as represented or no sale.
plymouth, March ..
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pruAurf gaarkts, Etr.
PLYMOUTH nAPKEr-IrsEis.

PLYMOUTH uARkEr-irSE rs.
WbeEi-ReEsins ~ Red l,I5. White :. o,
None arriving.
Flax seei-GOO-l, st ST. 2 bu.
OatsICli5c.
COrn-In good demand At ToCa75e.
Driei Frui;-aPplss, JAG cent. peaches
pared lle., impaired 5C5Gc.
H,r--sG 20 SIS per ton.
+ Sole Leather-SalOs at ESQ 9sc.
Bu:tcr-Salos at Ii6T I5 ets. for roll.
Fiour-slo,jOG SlI, 90 per bbl., retail.
I.artl-s c.s.
Clover Sccl-a 5.35ar. 90.
Fish-Sl - half 5Jl, ST., 30 per bbl. Whit
Trout, Si.T5c, 100. PickeIel Sj,7j.
liidcs-,rccn, &c; Dry, Sc.
Tallow-lngood ie,nand atlOGi2lc.
PoHE--NIcss Sl5 TO II per bbl.
SNlr-S2 - per bbl 1T retail.
Timothy Sced-SI 500 800
Eggs-Rcadly sold at Sc.
ts-Slaugltercd, ~ to G5c. Fallen, /:
to soc.
Beans-Salcs at -. .C0Gl, lbs.
Wool-Witlin the last few days considerable
came in, and sold at prices ranging from % t,
2sc.
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GARD.

The subscriber. thAsfful for the pSt-on,E q,
which hss snsblod hin u demenstrase TIE f.ci
that Dock. St4ti0heTJ. General variety Wal
and window Paper Store ran he sapports-l e.eb
IN Piymouth.-Nould ~ 10 sll his old friend,
and customer, and 10 tie citiIsns rrneraly Of
this and surrounding tevns; that he has on
hand and Is nov receiving direct frcm the E.st
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
OF BOOKS, PLAIN AND FANCY STA
TI0NEBY, PA. ca GOODS, WALL
AND WINDOW PAPER, gte..
Which he WILL SELL at prices rs LOW As
THE LOWE T-so low in fact that ALL. ever
in these ''hard tiules' san afford 70 buy aud
WILL FIND 1T To THEIR INTEREST
10 give him a CALL.
lie would invite particular attention 10 hi.
STOCK OF WALL AND WINDOW PAPER.
of the most desirable patterns IN market. and
IN quantities UNEQUALLED in this or any Of
the surrounding towns. Nothing mead be said
to the purchaser Of the advantage he derives
when he has a LARGE VARIETY to selct from.
Come one and all and Sc, for yourselves that
the above is No IUMBUG.
Remember the place South side of the Pub.
lie Square, Plymouth o. /. Dubois.
June =, 80.