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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-28

There wasa Democratic meeting at Frcdericks-
burg on Monday evening, which was addressed by
z. Conway and L. Maye, Esqs. The Fredericks-
burg Herald says that, after the adjournment Of
the meeting, "a gentleman from Accomac pro
ceeded to address those present from the steps Of
the building, In which he said that the nti-Amer-
leans we're in an awful 6x in Mr.. Wise's own coun-
ty, and that the party was in tatters there. His
brief speech was listened to with attention, and re-
garded as the most entertaining Of the evening, as
we understand from those who heard itn
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-28

The Oswego Times states that on Tuesday, there
were, in the several warehouses in Toronto, await
ing shipment, $4,000 barrels Of -four, and %, 500
bushels Of wheat and about 20, 900 bushels Of corn
There were aaoat, at the same time, about 10000
bushels Of wheat and 5000 barrels Of -four.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-28

The VANDERBILT CORRESPONDENTS Hoax
The Trenton True American publishes letter from
Mr.. II. e. Lafetra, one Of the members Of the New
Jersey Legislature, who signed the Vanderbilt let
ter, in which he admits that it was intended as
hoax. He says:
81 would say, so far as am concerned, and with
all respect to Commodore Vanderbilt, that you
have treated it in the light in which wish Il 20
be viewed, and as fully believe those whose
names are connected Herewith intended II, viz !:
as hoax, not supposing that Il would ever reach
the public eye-as joke, by way Of Offset to the
one addressed to George Law, published some
time since.
Respectfully yours, dc,
MH X LAFETRAn
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-28
FOR SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of decree Of the Orphans
- Court for the District Of Columbia bearing date
the 2sth day Of November, 1s45 the undersigned will
sell Mt private sale part Of Lot No. g. in square $685.
in the city Of Washington. Terms made known on
application 70 NJ RADCLIFFE,
sp 2s--1tA Guardian.
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Kansas.


The ST. Louis Republican of the 23d instant
contains letter from whitehead, Kansas, dated
April 10th, which states that Governor Reeder has
receded from his claim to decide all the contested
elections for members Of the Legislature, and that
such cases viii be referred to the decision Of that
body. The writer of this letter left St. Louis for
Kansas, April 9th, and says there were on board
the steamboat which conveyed him numerous en-
igrants from Virginia, Kentucky, New York, and
New Jersey, and that those from the two States
first mentioned had q number of slaves with them ;
There are two classes of people who come from
free States--the independent and dependent. The
first have some means and intelligence, and think
and act for themselves They are not all abo-
Etionists but freesoilers. They are obseIvant and
practical as well ~ theoretic. They come TO re-
main and TO make their condition a. comfortable
and prosperous as possible. II they find the coun-
try better suited to slave labor, and that that in
stitution is the zine qua non TO the peace and adj
vancement of the State, they will become pro-
slavery men. And that they win find such TO be
the caso all who know the nature of the soil, and
its peculiar adaptation to the growth Of the hemp,
and the tone and continent of the leading citizens
can readily comprehend.
The other class are the subjects Of the "Emgra-
ton Aid Society,"" who come without means and
with utopian anticipatons, and are sadly disap-
pointed, and curse the men who sent them hither.
Az many as are able, return. Those who arc un-
able TO do so are obliged to labor-hard manual
labor-such as they are unaccustomed to. They
are not used nor have they the physique, TO han
die the maui and to WELD the axe with the brawny
sons Of the West They feel their inferiority, and
their energy and pride stir them to extraordinary
efforts. They try TO emulate their hardy compecrs
In everything, and in nothing more than in their
freedom and independence Of thought and action.
They become ashamed of their relations to the
Emigrant Aid Society; they do not wish TO be
thought subject to It's will !; II has deceived them
they spurn IL they desire TO show TO II their dis
regard Of its edicts and TO give evidence to those
amongst whom their new Ios u cast, that they arc
freonen, and viii act as such and thus many Of
them who have free-soil, even abolition princi-
Piles, vote the pro-slavery ticket. They would do
anything rather than bear the imputation, or even
the suspicion of being slaves Of the Aid Society.
The recent election has demonstrated this fact In
this representative district ycept by bis cxcellcn
cy the Governor--for what reason we know not
the Burr Oak district--where there are some three
hundred voters, at least one hundred, or one hun
dred and fifty Of whom ere soilers--W aterson,
the highest pro-slavery candidate, received 25s
votes, and Fee, free-soil, only Q. And so It runs
throughout the Territory.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-28

The Fredericksburg Herald says, several DEM
ocratic electors and private gentlemen, assembled
in Washington, few days ago, for the purpose
of consulting, and shall show, Of determining,
whether opposition should be made to Gov. Smith
In this Congressional District And IL further
says, Il has been minated that some of the De.
mocracy Of this district are dissatisfied with the
leaders meeting in Washington city, and are
determined TO have a candidate for Congress" &c.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-28

LEE CouSTr.--A correspondent of the Lynch
burg virginian writes as follows from Lee county,
In Southwestern Virginia
"Sam" has been all around here, and
he will sweep Southwestern Virginia, such as no
country was ever swept before. The people have
become sick Of demsgoguism, and their only desire
appears now to be to retrieve the past Wise can
not possibly get ten votes where johnson received
one hundred, and this is not confined to any par
ticular locality, but VIII characterize the election
throughout the entire Southwest. This you may
state as an unalterable certainty. have always
been Democrat, but have been 80 completely
disgosted with the action Of the party in forcing
upon us a broken-down, false, hacknied, renegade
ticket, that am determined TO be Off forever.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-08-26
UNION AND AMERICAN
SUNDAY MORNING., AUGUsT 2s, Is55.

NECESSITY OF A THOROUGH EDUCATToS.-GOOd
education being preparation for social life nec-
essariy embraces the whole man-body head, and
heart-for in social life the whole man is lie essa
rily called into exertion in one way or another al
most every hour. But this is not sufficient. There
must be no pTeponderance, as well as no exclusion:
limited or BIASED education produces monsters.
Some are satisfied with the cultivation of single
faculty-some with the partial cultivation of each.
A child is trained up to working; he is hammered
into hardy sborer--s stout material for the ply
ical bone and muscle of the state. This is good
so far it goes but it is bad, because it goes DO
farther. He is not taught reading he is not
taught religion above all, he is not taught think
ing. He never looks into his other self; he soon
forgets its existence the man becomes all body;
his intellectual and moral being lies fallow. The
growth of such system will be sturdy race of
machnes-deIvers and soldiers, but not men : so
much brute physical energy swinging loosely
through society at the direction of those more
spiritual natures to whom their education, neelec-
ted or perverted in another way, gives wickedness
with power, and teaches the secrets of mind only
as instruments to crush or berd men for their own
selfish purposes Others educate the intellectual
and moral being only the physical once the bull
ding is raised, like idle scsfolding is cast by.
But the omission is injurious-often fatal malady
is laid up, in all its thousand forms, in the infant
and the child. 1t spreads out upon the man.
When his spirit is in the flush of its strength, and
his moral rivals his intellectual nature in compass
and power. then it is that the despised portion of
his beng rises up and avenges itself for this con-
tempt. The stQdious man feels, as he walks down
life, thousand minute retaliations tor the prodi-
gal vase Of his youthful vigour. The body bows
down beneath the burden of the mind it wears
gradually away into weakness and incompetency;
clouds of Sickness papgs of pain, obscure distort,
weigh it to the earth. Health is not thing of
organization only but of training it is to be laid
up bit by bit We are to be made healthy
tutorel and practised into health Omit health
in favour of the intellectual AMI moral facul-
ties, and you provide instruments, it is true for
mind but instruments which, when wanted, can
not be used. Intellectual aud moral education may
rank before physical, but they are not more essen
tial the physical powers are the hewers of wood
and the drawers of water for the spiritual The
base of the column is in the earth but, without it,
neither could the shaft stand firm above it, the
capital ascend to the sky.
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES

40 PACKAGES Fresh and Genuine MEDICINES,
fIU CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C., &c. Received and
20 be sold at The lowest prices by 7. WELLS,
At The MAN AND MORTAR on Market, opposite Union
S URGcAL iS I DENTAL SURVEYING MiDw12GRf IRfIa and
y POctet Instruments, assorted. Just received by
DERFl MERY.-5O dos. CoIognss and other fine
L Toilette Haiers assorted
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES assorted.
COSMETICS "A fine assortment.
HAIR TONES, Hsr Dyes, Gloss Powder, pufs and
boxes assorted.
JURLING FLUIDS, Pomstums, OILS, P1iOconass,
ToILaTTE and Shaving Soaps 100 dog.
OD0NTINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
TOOTH WASH.
Fagortng Extracts, a J'ua assortment Received aud
TOD Live OIL -RusHrcSs Qu1xlSE. MoRra1A
powders of Ipecac, Opium ColecyDth Rhubarb Scamony
Aayapple, Golden Seal. All offered low by
SARSAPARrLLA EXTRACTS. Is Dozen
- hULlS, G4izots TowSsEND's, CdiPentsr'S, SHAKER
fresh had Extracts OF saTsspara
DRANDIES, WINES, &C.-47 BBLs and halt
ID pipes -Ogaidc Otqrd, DupJey. Signette. and Caan-
payne Brandies Madeira Port, sherry, Muscate VINES
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-A
II popular remedy 70 diseases OF tue Kidneys.
DORTER-London in pint and quart bottles.
L Received by T. WELLS.
INLECTRIC Machines, Medicine Chests Medical
Il Saddle Bags, GaBe Bays Trusses, Shoulder Braces
Cttr0 dGd0haaAdE supporters.
I ] ydrauIic Gene 1t and Plaster of Paris of su
IL perlOr quality.
NTARNISHES Furniture, Coach, Demar, BrosO and
' BGck Jdpan Iron, Leather, instrument and Picture
Varnishes.
~ OLD LEAF, Gold Foil, Szrer Leaf, Red, YsElouO
VI and White B1onses.
DRSSH ES-7S dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail Hat Cloth,
ID Pant busting, Sweeping, Serubbng Poona Stencil,
Horse, Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes.
I EECHES.--Fresh supplies Received BY
l. juce24 7. WELLS.
A RTIST'S COLORS.-9E dozen fresh assorted
N ColOrs in inasxible tubes well assorted
- PICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper, s75 lbs Pimeuto;
y Cloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger; Ground Spices;
Vermicsla; Sparkling Geetine, Bitter Almonds Pre-
served Ginger
DIPES, Marbles, Gun Flints Percussion Caps Gun
L Wadding.
COUGH Candy-65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy,
~ and New England Cough syrup.
Frankfort L0uisri7e, Lexington and
VI Cincinnati. Received and for sale by T. WELLS.
LIME PEN AND POCKET KNIVES.-Ass'd.
PORT M0NAlES every share
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
assorted
- EGARS AND TOBACCOS-S $4,000 ClzadOrss
y AapoIeoa, Bdrrios Leondoro JeaHy lind SsgarS;
25 boxes Nay Queen aud Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking Tobaccos. For sale low by 7. WELLS.
DLACKING-4O gross fresh Paste Backing.
- STARCH, 25 boxes, STAR CANDLES, 45 boxes,
ALCOHOL Vinegars W5istys, GINS, Runs, 85 bbls.
LINSEED OIL and SPIS. TURPENTINE.
PURE WHITE LEAD IN 25 so and 100 lb kegs.
ZINK WHITE PAINT, fine French in 25 and 50 u kecs
Received and for sale at a small advance by
une24 T. WELLS.
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TIE NEW YORK nOTEL.

THE subscriber having renewed his lease OF the NEW
L luhh hNEal aud expended large amount of
money painting carpetjng and retuTuishlng It, intro
duclng hinrE huUu, Mater Closets and possible
convenience aut iu>u1 throughout invites continuance
lae pu5#e patronage shat has so long and 50 hoeray
rewarded a- former ru G'or * the New York Hotel
Cnhaeni that the hopSe VII be found with its
prureueni> IA better condition than when FIRST opened
tor 1he reception 90 guests The location of tie Hotel
e&tend' z ou HrosLvav from " ashlrgton TO Wavery
IGc" Is central and convenient either for uptown
for ou,UeSs and during the summer season il
Is of the coolest house, IN hs CITY. Meals are regu
larly served Table HOe or in private rooms and
furnished G., AL hours Tne not higher than at
other first class hotels and tor the rest The proprietor
leaves his guests to speak Tor him.
HIRAM CRANSTON
New York Al. eel. Juiy :, 1875. lulyle-lm cod
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Il A G 5.
$3.50 In Premiums.

HAVING largely increased nv supply of Rags by the
IL premiums offered the past year ending Juue 80 /
induced offer larger an"uut Of premiums tor the
present year. And will pay the above premium IN SUNS
oslOO 800 $780, $40 500 $50 $40 $50 $50 and slO TO any
ten merchants or "Pedars"-whO will deliver me, from
this date to the st July, $50, the largest amount OF
RAGS The to be bought outside OF and BY do
ing business outside Of Nashville or vicinity.
will at all times pay the highest market prices la cash
for RAGS delivery. and issue certificate 10 the owner
of the amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and in before the st day OIL Jul
nex so that three disnieTested merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
70 the $780, the next largest TO $50 and SO on down.
Merchants sending rags will please write that may
know in whose issue the certificate. Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooen linsey, Silk and Wtrsted rags not wanted
and will not be included IN the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
Juy4-lydtTiw&w W. 5. WHlIEMAN
North O the Snnare
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A CARD.

FENHE subscriber proposes 10 receive limited number Of
pupils. toistruCt in an the branches Of thorough
English aud Classical Education.
Evcgg ueunua facility Will be provided for IN study
OF the Natural Sciences. There Will be good chemical
and philosophical apparatus, hne cabinet Of minerals,
and well selected library, which the studeu may
ali times have free access.
No pupil under ter years Of sge can be received
The urst Session Will commence on the FIRST
DAY IN September.
Terms per session Of five months, SO
JOHN KIMBERLY AN.
References is made the Faculty of the University OF
n c. 70 Proes os Agassz Wyman and HoTsford, of the
Iawrerc ce Sceu iic school, Cambridge Hon Thomas
Bragg Governor Of y. e; Hon. kenneth hayner, : G
Any ooaalua,.t on lei Ut the Gazette office, viii
cglse attention iuue2y-2m
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Fall Meeting--NashvilIe Course.
THE RACES OVER THE NASHVILLE COURSE
i will commence MONDAY, tie I7TH Of SEPTESBER
1885. and continue the week
FIRST DAY-Mondsy. 7th-A Sweepstake for ear
olds 500 entrance; $50 forfeit Two mi.e heats,
SECOND DAy-Tuesdsy, 1Sth.-A Sweepstake for 8
year oIds: 500 entrance; SO forfeit Mile heats
SECOND RACE "A Sweepstake or year olds, 500 en-
trance. SIS forfeit. Mile out.
THIRD DAY W ednesdsy l9th.-Jockey Clsb Purse $3.50
entrance Two mile heats.
FOURTH DAV Thursday 20.-A Sweepstake for 8 year
olds; $500 entrance, $50 forfeit. Two mile heats.
FIFTH DAY-Frdsy, 2lst.-PropretOr's Purse; $3.50 en-
trance Mile heats, best in 3. ...
$500 RACE-A Stake for year olds; $50 entrance p
or p with $50 added by the Proprietor.
SIxrH DAY-Saurday, 22d.-Jockey Club Purse; $780,
entrance Two mile heats
SECOND RACE Purse $50 for Saddle Horses; $25 en-
trance added Mile out Feather weghls) Three
to make race and close OF September 1855. Three
entered. L. ANDERSON,
july2A-eo3w PrOpriCtOr
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NASHVILLE. / iEfNEsSS E4E-'
Chartered by the General Assembly OF the state
TNHE above Institution permanently locAieo, ana Is
L not surpassed by similar establishment IN The
United States point of facilities for mparug thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
Book Keeping.
THIS Department is immediate supervision CT
the President of the College who is apTactCai reaper
having had many years experience IN some OF the largest
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the superIuendence OF JcHN A.
McEwsy ESQ., Member Of the Nashville Bar, VINO too
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course of instruction embraces both Reading and
L cures
Lectures will be delivered at night interfere
with his professional engagements.
uercantile Calculations
~ WV FgRRRI, A NJ Under this head embraced every
aes of calculations necessary for book-keePer or bust
to uudersaud-vIz Interest Discount Loss and
GAIN Equations, Exchange, &c. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book keeping, by Double and Single Entry as applied
to every variety OF business, both prosperous and
Commercial Law Lectures ncludingthe Of books SIS
Penuanshlp-For twenty lessons, 10 be taken within
one month .......-........ ................ IS
For my lessons to BE- taken within three months $l0
~ The abeve fees payable invariably in advance.
The importance this rule must appear obvious as students
enter for Unlimited period with the privilege a review
ing at any time durirghfe without extra charge
This School is IN perpetual session. having no vacation
hence students may enter at any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business will be supplied with corr
petent bo0k keepers 10y applying thus establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for 50 rer week
No student will be taken for less than full course in
whatever branches be pUrsues.
Time required for full cnurse-from six to ten weeks
tF Address Southern COmmcrcal College Nashville
Tenn up27-aTwEwlv
Proposals for Chesnut OAK Bark.
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KINNEY ExPEDuION.-A reinforcement for the
Kinney expedition has sailed from New York
IL is also stated that the Trarsit Company have
enlisted a military force in New York, ard sent
cannon to San Juan to oppose him and his fllibus-
tiers.
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THE TURF.
Races.
A 7 A&kAA~

THE races the WALNUT COURSE, Nashville
Il Tennessee, will commence Monday the 24sh day of
September and continue the we k as follows:
M0EDAY-Stake for years old, 5000 entra7 ce; $50
forfeit. Two mile heats.
TUESDAY-Stake for years old; one mile heats;
800 entrance; $50 forfeit Same day stake for year
ods single heat of mile; 800 entrance; $50 for
felt
WEDNESDAY-Club Purse. $40O; two mile heats
ThURSDAf-Club Purse, $500; mile heats, best three
in five.
FRlDAY-Stake for three year olds; two mile heats
$500 entrance $50 forfeit.
Same day stake for two year olds; mile heats $500
entrance; $50 forfeit.
SATURDAY-Club Purse $60O three mile heats with
an inside STAKE, $500 entrance; $50 forfeit.
In the above STAKES three more to make race, to
name and close on the 1st day Of August
EHel7-td Nm. ROUNDTREE Proprietor
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Clmptor and Strychnire-The beneficial effects
of campnOr, as an autIdOte to stryehnine, are illus
trated in case reported by Dr. Tewksbury Of
Portland, Maine 1t appears that boy se;Z-
ed with commissions, and It ascert=ined that be
had just eaten biscuit picked up at the door of
an eating house, that made for the purpose OF
killing rats, and contained one and hall grains OF
strycinine. The boys spasus wers 50 severe that
immediate death seemed inevitable, though al the
usual remedies were resorred to- CamphOr could
not be introduced into the stomach on account OF
the continued lock jaw. Accordingly strong nice
tions were used, and the body immersed IN hot
camphor BATH and in a few hours the boy was
comparatively well.
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TENNESSEE MANUFACTOKY.
SYLVAN NILS,


SYLVAN NILS,
SHELBYvILLe, IESNRssKg.
* ILLELAND co, Manufacturers Of all kinds OF
ST COTTONADES APRON CHEOES PLALDS
AND STRIPES TTUEINGS, STRLPD OSNAB URGS
for servants THYME, &C.
large and full line of the above Goods csn ALWAYS be
found at Messrs. TRABUE d LUCUS', No. "a Public
Square Nashville Tennessee factory prices which
have recently been reduced fully compete With any
unanuactory either North South We resp ctfully re-
quest city and country merchants call kessrs Trabs
& Lucus-Our only agents at Nashve-and examine the
GOOdS. GlLLELAND d co.
Eg- We are the agents for the sbove Goods and re-
speculy request city and country msrchants call and
examine them We have just received large lot
mavl7 TkABUE LUOUS
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Sewanee House.
NASHVILLE. TENN
ppTnCEs a. cnE DpOpp fPTOYQ

=
sewanee House.
NASHVILLE. TENN
BRIDGES SON, PRoPREToES.
THIS desirable house has lately been entirely redtted
and furnished, and there has also been added
Der o. Large aDd beautiful rooms, dining hall Sc
The house centrally located convenient the Gene
ral stage ufce, Steam Boat Landing, and the business
portion Of the city.
We prepared to accommodate the travelling pub
lie and our frencs IN general In style not to be
passed by any hotel in the West
june3O BRIDGES SON, Propie.ors.
New Banking House.
JOHN d. JAMES II CO,
BANKERS AND EXGH ANGE DEALERS,
Next Door to the Bank of Nashville,
NASHVILLE TENN
ER DuRKEE,
lS9 WATER SIHEET NEW Y0RK,
Manufacturer and Proprietor of
DURKEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER,
CREAM TARTAR, '''' ''1 D''''' -
~ Sup. Csrb. Soda
CASTLE Sosp
Black Lead,
Britisk Lustre,
Ref'd Pearlash Saleratus,
Cooking Extracts
decpa-1v Mstches-wsr &wood
BREAST PUMPS.
THE undersigned has lust received the best snd most
L convenient Breas' Pumps ever invented.
For sale by AARON STRETCH
j,uII JOHN D JAMES 20
'TNIME AND SIGHT Bills on all the principaf5aGa.
in the Union, bought and sold at the lowest rates by
ianll JOHN D JAMES co.
NUiLECTiONS made ON all lhe cities IN the United
ianI JOHN D. JAMES L CO
THROUGH II SIX MINUTES.
PATENT ICE CREAM FREEZER,
extraordinary and astonishing improvement IN
n Cream Freezing viii freeze IN slr minutes BY SIM
pie and eegnt application oG we'll known principles, pro-
ducing this desIabe and surprising result. child Of
ten yeaTs can mana e n without difficulty.
IHREE SILVER MEDALS,
AWARDED by the MARYLAND Institute and first class dro
OF the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute attest the
superiority OF this apparatus over all others.
As further and convincing proof of the eIeesncs Of
this Freezer, the undersigned would state that
THOUSANDS
have been sold since the patent issued For sale by
aug5 SNOW, hAOKFNZlE co.
PPLE PEELEts.-A very meas ssId tLgullO a
n Machine by which bushel of Apples Peaches Po-
atoes other articles of similar nature can be peaIed
aog5 oD'' O' '-'' " SNOW. MACKENZIE 4 co.
I AIDES BONNEV TRUNKSi
Il Sup Sole Leather do
do do Ashland Valises
variety OF Black Kip Travelling Trunks Just re-
ceved by RAMAGE l. CHURCH,
ynly8l A. College street,
COTTON OSNA URGS.
90 BALES superior No. : s Osnsburss Just reeev-
~ cd and for sale by
aug4 SEYMOUR. TANNING 4 CO.
NASh FOR WHEAT want to purchase nty
~ thousand bushels Of Wheat.
limo A HAMILTON.