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MAKING A NEWSPAPER TIE DAY AFTER
THE RESULT.

We think Mr.. BUCHANAN is elected by the peo-
pie. We think be has received the votes af all
the southern States except Maryland This gives
him ll2 electoral votes. In addition, we think
be has received the votes of Pennsylvania, q;
New Jersey, 8; Indiana, ID; in the three States,
4s-totsl 16O. New York is reported doubtful
and from Illinois and California we have no def
mite returns.
Mr. FILLMORE has carried Maryland-one State
This is one more than we ever expected him TO
carry, and one more than he would have carried,
but for the Baltimore riots.
1t viii be day or two before we hear definite
returns from the doubtful States But we think
the great result certain,
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II RONCHITIS LARYNCTTIS and other diseases Of The
ID Chest and Throat successfully treated by the ISHAA
INDICATED VAPORs AND POWDERS, by Absorption
and CSns,tuonal treatment as praceed at the Stqyye
Heart Liver Female Complaints Dy spepsa Venereal Aztec
tons, and Chronic Diseases generally viii receive
the Physicians, whom such may been espe
ciay entrusted.
thod of treating diseases ofthe Lungs and Throat
duced depart from usual and avail ourselves
the Press in order 10 bring TO the knoEedge Of such
may be labOTng under pTedispOsed 10 such affections
The dawn of brighter day has length arrived
Consumptive The doctrine Of the ncuraby of COnsump
ton has at length passed away We have ndubable proofs
possession that Consumption all stages
cured in the FIRST by ubercular absorption in the
by the OF uHereue INTO eaky and eaearous
COncetiOns in the third by ceaces OF Those we'd
ded to the past, may assert that even Consumption
ncurabe behind the age. To ALL this great truth
must be apparent viz that medicines inhaled in the form
VapOT Powder directly into the Lungs
eecua than mat taken nIo Inc Stomach where The disease
does not exist.
The advantage of Inhalation Consumption and Throat
directly Lungs where the disease exists stomach
healthy life giving food There Is no case so homeless that
Inhalation will reach The means, too, brought
being simple that invalid is required TO leave
home, where the hand of friendship and affection
The Inhang method is soothing, safe and speedy and
consists in the administration of medicines an such
that they conveyed into the lungs in
vapo and produce their action the Of Ihs disease Its
practical is destined to revoluonize the medical
world and establish the entire durability Of Consumption
earnestly appeal 10 the common sense Of ali afflicted
with lung diseases TO embrace at once the advantage
latiOn; and no longer Rppy medicines 10 The unaffected
stomach claim for inhalation place among the priceless
gifts and hath given US, days may
long in the land" and as the only
ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE CoYsUMPTIvE.
method not only rational, but simple and efcacous
Such of the profession that have adopted nhaaOn have
found efeacous In the highest degree aresting the pro-
Of the disease, and working wonders in desper
ate in verify, triumph OF our Art, this fell de-
stTOyer of our species.
NorE-Phy STAINS wishing to make themselves acquainted
with this practice, Informed, that time being valuable
we can only reply as TO ingredients used to such letters
that contain fee. The fee in all Of Pulmonary
Ons will be sIO receipt Of which, The necessary med
and ns truments will be forwarded Tine
cases, will be from s. SO.
Applicants will state age, occupation married sin
gle, how long affected any hereditary diseases
the family, and symptoms generally. Let the name, town.
and State, be plainly written Postage for answers
be enclosed Letters when registered Postmaster
are at our risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN.
Oci26-6m $. NJ. Institute, " Y. City.
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OUR OWN STATE

We tender our cordial congratulations to the
gallant Democracy of Tennessee, on the achieve
ment of the most brilliant victory recorded in the
annals of the party. The contest has been Sc
we're one We have had to contest every inch OF
ground, and, from reports thus far received, we
have been successful on every part of the field.
Our triumph is complete and overwhelming. We
have not for moment, had the slightest misgiv-
ing as to the result and the majority, from present
appearances, will come quite up to our estimate
before the eleetion-6OOO.
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.

AN authorised 10 sell and make complete titles to the
i Tract of Land upon which the late b. p Walker re-
sldsd and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop stu
ated and the slaves aud stock on the place The place
il situated on the Gallatn turnpike ana is nerseeed BY
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad, is enough 10
Nashville to make it convenient country residence for
persons doing business in the city has as fine spring
there 10 in the SIte aud is susceptible OF divisions INTO
several lots each of which would lfOrd beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike railroad en- au-
thOrsed 10 sell the entire Tract in body parcels
and such credit as may deem expedent shall be
on the place during the first and second weeks Of NOye
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase
private sale Of all any Of the above named real and per-
sonal property In the any person desiring TO
eEamipe tie property do by calling Mrs Agnes
Walker on the place, and proposals. 10 purchase be
made to her John Taylor or Mathew Allen the place.
addressed TO me at Trenton Gibson county, Tenn.
sept24-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Trustee
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TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
ID. w. RUSSELL.
MANUFACTURERS AGENT
or TIE SOLICITATION or ORDERS r

FOR TIE SOLlCITATICS or ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURG. CINCINNATI - los ISVILIE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO 50 BROADEAY. NASHVILLE
TTHE following is portion Of the articles propose taking
orders for: RectasJ Bourbon, Reserve, Mon0nga heia
and Rye Whiskes; Brandy, Wine, Gin Rum Alr and Pof
LonwoTths Sparkling and Dry Catat1 Wines, star
and TaioH Candles German and Palm Soap ard and lin
seed OIL White Lead, Iron, Nails, stoves Castings and HO
ware Wood and Willow ware Cheese, Vinegar Glass
Glassware Hardware, such shoveis SPADES Hose, AEe
Picks. Maitock Coriag, Wrapping Paper Matches, &C.
Orders handed me will troahe of ordering expeu
taYeling purchase ss Authorized
ders and prices you could purchase
You a the factor person All orders handed me
will Immediately sent to the act0ry and shipped prompt
opening Of navigation Hoping 10 share good portion
your literally and kindns remain yours very respect
fully, |..-
Oet@S-tf n. ". RUSSELL.
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SIR JOHN FRANKLN.-MeetiDgs have been held
throughout Lincoln, England, with the object of
raising funds for suitable monument to the late
Sir John Franklin. The people Of Spilsby, the
birthplace of Sir John, are particularly active in
the matter zr.l-r- aR yia.t
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HYMESIAL LrBERALITY,-A very praseworthy
custom has been introduced 10 Memphis, at the
suggestion of the Bulletin. 1t is this-whenever
couple is married. TO enclose sum of money
along with the announcement of the happy event
to the printer, to be applied by the latter for the
benefit of soma charitable institution. Mr.. John
W. Todd of Memphis, who recently married Miss
s. Amanda Feallin, of Ohio, enclosed $40 for the
Orphan ASYLUM Or --
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NASHVILLE PACkEIS.

The new light dfaugbt steamer
LsEeS&4GEN. PIKE WN- FuLLEa. Master. - n
z.za-1sbeing expressly bailt Tor ths Irad- ssss.ss
win AL the modern improvement with ths s
sabsauncn aud steamer SAMUEL p HIREEkD,
CRAZE, Master, viii IUguiIr Packets during
ensuing season between the above arf1He the
being IN port every week. beats being In command
q old AMI experienced eommandauts, and with superior
ltees Tor passengers Ind rsigLts suE share Of pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply board,
II. II. HARRISON. AErny,
e Er5r z.rasf
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Fresh Arrivals,
BY
Vessel & Thompson,

On BBI.S Cranberries, all lie packages,
~ 80 boxes RasRs, -
200 - Figs;
A" Lemons;
10 New Prunes
81 chests Black and Green Teas;
- boxes Italian and American Maecaroni .
~ do English Dairy and Pine Apple Cheese
- bbls. Almonds
- do Nuts, a sd
- baskets Champagne, extra brands;
% do do, ordinary Brands. Together with a
larger supply Of SKY Rockets Roman Candles, Craekne
Biscuit saFdnss, English French and American Mustard
Sauces. Pickles London Porter, Scotch Ale, Foreign and
Domestic Liquors. And 20 arrive $50 dozen Woods ceebTa
move VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.

Just Published, Gratis, the Goth Thousand !;
I7CIFFzz A FEW WORDS on THE RATIONAL
KaLzkz3 TREATMENT, without Medicine, Of Sperma-
ttHCIEH torThg Of Local eakness, Nocturnal Ennis.
1880 soBs, Genital and Nervous Debility, ImpO-
tency, and Impediments to ManiaFe generally
BY B. DE LANEY, N. j.
The important fact that the many alarming complaints,
originating this mprudenee and solitude yOuB, may
be easily removed MEDICINE, is in this small tract,
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly
cessful adopted the Author, fully explained,
by which every enabled t0eure per
feey and the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the
advertised nOstrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post Tree sealed enVe
Ope, by RENTING post paid postage stamps TO Dr. B.
De L4NEY. II, Hspenard Street, New York City
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ANOTHER NEw YoRK FrsANorFR.-Tbe Nav
York Times records the arrest of young man
named Wright, whose alleged "sharp practice"
throws entirely in the shade the operations of that
other fast man, Huntington, the Wall street bro.
ker. The Times says:
This Wight was for some time book-keeuer In
the highly respectable house of John Higgins &;
Co, OF this city, the senior member of which is
now our Consul at Belfast, Ireland. So well and
ably did he perform his duties in this capacity that
he won the esteem of his employers, and their
confidence to such an extent that during the alb
sense Of the firm in 1854 6, in Europe be held their
power Of attorney. OF this power he ayailed
himself. By pledging the firm whose interests
were entrusted TO his care, he obtained credit
upon the firms bankers at Glasgow for 5000
with which sum he went to Europe representing
himself as the exclusive owner of this sum- TO
make arrangements for continuing the firm with
this supposed additional capital, and he TO be a
partner. He took with him letters of introduc.
ton from some Wall street brokers, and these he
used to forward bis designs. He also represented
himself to be millionaire and played ali his parts
50 plsusibly that he finally succeeded in buying
the firm out with their own assets
The property thus turned over to him amounted
to about 100000, and he actually prevailed upon
jug vi TIC aesl CIeulL0rS OF Inc estate 10 cannlf
ScoD to garnish the firm of Higgins d Co, and
the other creditors, in the faithful liquidation O
the liabilities of the estate, so that the late firm
are now held harmless. The $50 900 credit which
he had obtained in the manner above mentioned
he deposited in the Western Bank of Glasgow. =
Soon after he returned to this city, and continued
the importing business from the first of January
last, in Vesey street. under the name of "Wigh
| Brothers" Here be seemed to prosper greatly
He lived grsndly, occupied brown stone front il
Twenty.third street, kept span of horses and, il
fact went it decidedly strong. His career wa
very brilliant, but very briefl In ninety days al
collapsed!
Wight has been taken into custody under tn
act against fraudulent debtors. His liabilities ar
said to amount to about SIS 900, and his assets t
not over 81, 900.
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PERsosAL,--The New York correspondent {

PERsoNAL.--The New York correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun writes:
1.-THE steamer Persia sailed for Liverpool at six
o'clock this morning. very unusual hour, but
rendered necessary on account of the tide. She
has 100 passengers, among whom are Madame
Bodisco the widow Of the late Russian ambassador,
and family. Madame B., in accordance with rule
of the Russian government, visits st. Petersburgh
once in every two years, and on this occasion
takes her children with her.
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JAMES HEWITT a. CO..

WILL open a COMMISSION ROUSE in LIVERPOOL on
w the LIST Of January next for the sale of AMERICAN
PRODUCE.
Messrs HEWITT, NORTON 81 co, New Orleans; Mess,s
HEWITT & CO., New York; RICHARD ATKINSON, Esq,
Louisville, Ky, and W. WIRELESS, Esq, Cashier Bank
Nashville Tenn, will make cash advances property
shipped their address.
NEw YORK, Oct. %, 1856. nOv4-lm'
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East Tennessee Coming.

Knox, IA districts, Buchanan gains 81. Roane,
three districts, CO. McMinn, Co. Bradley, &c.
Polk. two precincts, 100. Meigs, 20. Monroe
oO Hamilton loss so.
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WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA.--Wesiera Afnea its
History Condition. and Prospects. By Rev. J. leighton
WILSON, Eighteen Years Missionary in Africa and
OF the Secretaries Of the Preby terrain Board Of Foreign Mis-
With numerous EDgrlgings. I2mo. Muslin.
Wilson's book " 5steIn Africa contains the most
complete and ccumstaD,a report that has appeared Of
present condition OF this part Of the Wod.L0Hd0R
Ltsrarg GqrFtfs.
f. FsaIa al IKE at
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that Switzerland, the only Republic in Europe
has for more than half century furnished the
most reliable troops to the monarchs of Europe in
all their troubles, well n!the enforcement of
their most arbitrary ediets. At this time the Augs
burg Gazette says recruiting for the army of the
tyraLt King of Naples is going on with great &C.
tvity in Switzerland.
POPULAR VOTE OF THE STATE-oFFICIAL
1852. 1856. 1856.
GJu1tiss. Pierce. Scott. Johs. Gen'y. Bach FA
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REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

Vile "Esi-......- -...CsFr-J- y. CoEHrTr.
Ella. --.---.--..- " JAHE5 LovKLt-
rfNHESE boats win be the regular packets be- =
Il tween 81. Louis and Ma hvfIe this season. To-. =
and wHl commence their trps Immediately -
after The BTst rise Ia Cumberland River. They Will maEs
their trips regularly the business arH allow One
leaving each port about every five days.
occ8-tf P GAuTLTQy A~,u,
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The WAY OF THE WoRLD-We are indebted to
the Home Journal for the following free transls-
ton of q suggestive passage from 'Les Femmes, !"
a recently published work of AIphonse Ksrr 1t
contains world of wisdom, if the readers phioso-
ply can but find it out:
al called the other day upon pretty woman,
whom 1 found in state of melancholy Il feel
quite bad she said; 4 had been reading some
iairy tales yesterday, and dreamt, all last night
OF those delightful godmothers who overwhelm
you with precious gifts-such as Prince Lutin 8
cap of roses, which made him invisible-P;iuce
Loulon's ring, which made him so charming that
no woman could resist him; and awoke quite
discouraged to find myself once more fallen into
the prose of actual life.' Il see,' was nv reply
you have not your eyes sufficiently about you.
The prodiges you speak OF are constantly being
reproduced IN our own time. You have onIy to
tell the people who come to see you that you are
niece cousin, or god daughter to man in high
Office, and you will soon see how much beauty and
wit the discovery will add to the stock of those
gifts you already possess; you will see how much
admiration and fsttery will be lavished upon you.
And unlike the girls in the fairy tales, you will
have no occasion to be really the god daughter ;
to say that you are, win be sufficient | know a
man who is q brute aud clown by birth and edu-
extraordinarily made, and as great fool as it is
possible to be- Well, when this fellow puts on his
finger certain ring, decorated with large pebble,
of the species they call diamond he becomes witty,
well bred, handsome and an amusing companion
at least people regard him IS such. Whenever l
wish to make myself invisible have certain old
hat, rusty and nspless, which l put on as Prince
Lutiu put on his cap of roses. To this add GER
tain seedy psletot. Lei and behold become i'm
mediately invisible. Not being in the town sees,
recognizes, or speaks to me-"
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INHALATION IN CONSUMPTION.

A DIVIDEND OF ElGHT PR cENT. was ihis day de-
n claTed the Capital Stock Of the Nashville Commercial
Insurance Company Of the profits for the months
ending this day. JAMES WALKER, Sec'y.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 3, lS56. G. d P. nov 4-slm.
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BECKwoURTH'S LIFE AND ADVENTURES-The
Life Adventures Of James p BeckwOuh. Mountaneer
Scout Pioneer and chief Crow Nation ofIndians
Written from his dietaIon by +. u. Bonner. With H.
lustraiOus. l2no. Muslin.
His Life has a Of bold enterprises, appalling
dangers OF hair breadth escapes which would be d
cuIi if not impossible, Ed araiiel-7utGa Recorder
The volume be rsy truthful, and IL Of the
best illustrations frOhiier and ura-froneT life in
literature -ChristaiR -6sUssas and Journal.
For sale HAGAN's. Market street
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Administrator
of JoNSABD, deceased requests all those indebt
ed to him forward and make immediate payment,
and all having claims against the deceased mott
them for the law directs.
noy6-w4t KOBT. THOMSON, Admir-
NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE regular November monthly meeting Of this Assooa-
l. ton adjourned TO FRIDAY EVENING, Nov IRA.
The amounton hand subject to loan is SEVEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS. +. G.. EASTMAN,
noy4-td. B.P.G. Secretary.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership existing between Andrew Morrison and
J. Only, in the Merchant Tailoring business dissoly
ed on the lst OF August, 1886, BY mutnal consent
A. MORRISON.
ava
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HAGAN's, Market st.


II tho Admirers Of Shakes peare-Ihe Original Text Of
Shakespeare Resored-95UOD Typographical Errors and
Omissions Corrected by the Manuscript Emrndations,
tisned in the Recently Discovered Folio of 1922.
The complete Works of William Shakespeare comprising
his Plays and Poems with History OF the stage, Life
the Poet, and Introduction each Play J. Payne
Collier, Esq F. A. To which added, Glossaria aud
Explanatory Notes, and Notes the EmendaOhs showing
the Readings Of all other editions By John L. Jewe En-
beished with Splendid Portrait and forty original
designs. For sale at HAGANiS,
Oct2q
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HoRRIBLE AFFAIR "A Gentleman .Stalded TO
death by his orcn Servants 1T was mentioned q
fsw days sgotlst LEWIS B. NoRwooD, Esq. an
Influential and widely known merchant. Of, Gran
vile county, N. Q, had come to his death on the
night of tuesday, the 2lst Instant, in sudden or
mysterious manner. The Petersbug E!rpress. ha,
the following additional particulars:
About his usual hour Of retiring, o'clock, his
overseer left him in his chamber lie was then in
his usual health and condition, both Of mind and
body. Some two hours after bis negroes reported
to the neighbors that be had fallen in the fre and
been burned TO death. The neighbors immediate
ly assembled, and found him a corpse. Burns
upon different parts of his person were discovered,
but his hair was not singed even, and his clothing
was without scorch Under these circumstances
it was supposed that tho burns must have been
rscalds from hot water His two little daughters
were asleep at the time 10 the chamber, but of
course could tell nothing of the sudden and mystic
| rious manner in which they had been deprived of
| their protector.
An examination being instituted, suspicion rest
ed upon his negroes, and it is now ascerianed that
! he was foully and shockingly murdered by two of
| the slaves. From such facts as we have been en-
abledto gather, it seems that negro man, belong
! ing to him had for sometime absented himself
| Mr. Norwood suspected that two of his negroes
were hsrboring the runaway, and to prevent
continuance of the practice had for several nights
previous to his murder locked up the two suspect
ed in an clubhouse on his premises. On the fatal
| night, however, he was stunned by blow, and a
large pot of boiling water which had been prepar-
ed Tor the purpose was poured through funnel
| down his throat, until life became extinct He was
then conveyed to his chamber, as we have stated
above. We understand that two of his negroes
have been arrested and are now in jail. -
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And the West h ODDS not back

MEMPHIS, Nov. Shelby, Fsyette, Hardemsn,
U,y wood and Msdison gain one thousand votes
We will carry tie West by two thousand.
W. II. CARROLL.
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s,A -slre NASHVILLE THEATRE.
,groBsa TOZER'S BENEFIT,
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER, 7, 1856,
On which occasion the favorte Irish Comedian, Mr.
J. L. BLAKE, formerly of Baey's Troupe, has kindly
volunteered, and will appear in Brougham's Drama
IRISH EMIGRANT.
The world renowned TooDLEs viii also appear. new
Farce viii also be presented.
Mrs. WARD and the entire Star Company will appear.
particulars bills of the day Come one, ALL
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1857 Is 028 l5,4s2 l5,7lS COCO o0OO
REHABILITATION Z,
1852 1856. r
Pierce. Scott johnson. Gentry.
East Tennessee, 1875 1878 1894 2l787
Middle Tennessee, 20, 500 &c, 937 32y623 1882
West Tennessee, 1867 I5,O2S 1892 l5,7l3
7,lO5 58,943 G7.499 65,352
81, los 65,352 - =
SCOTS mai 1888 2,l97 Johnson's
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IMPORTANT TO CITY AND COUNTRY
WkTCH-MAKERS

HAVE received direct from Europe large supply o.
II Watch-Makers' Tools and Materials, which VIII seu
twenty-five per cent. below New FORK prices Materials
sent to any Part county BY mall Likewise, large
81 Click saeria Having engaged the services
OF exoed.rced Work men for the repairing % Watches,
VERY CiSaks &c. he warrant entire ssaeton !"
90, 80 Cnnt,y Trade ". &. BRUCE,
WoIessIs DcsIer In Watches JeweIry, Clocks, Fancy
Goods Sc II Cedar street., Nashville, Tenn.
nov. o--Guod&w.
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NOTICE.

HEINRICH returns his sincere thanks n the Ladies
n Gentlemen of Nashyilie aud vicinity for their
patronage, and informs them that he has again opened
place business at No a. South Market street, where he
ntends carrying the Dying and Securing business IN all
its various branches cash only Having made several
Improvements, hope by strict attentions to merit eonnu
ance of your custom.
noyG-ImO a. HEINRICH.