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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-26

SHARP's RFLEs.-We are informed that
side of the Square, near the Burnt District"
have just received few of the Sharp Rifles,
direct from the manufacturer. Our readers
can now have an opportunity of providing
themselves with this gun, of which we have
heard so much. Companies emigrating to
Kansas and Nicaragua can be supplied with
these guns by giving few weeks notice to
f. & c., who have made arrangements to
that effect.
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Portrait Painting.

Portrait Painting ranks among the Fine
Arts. Men of und 'ubted genius have devoted
themselves to il, and their works have made
them immortal. There is nothing which the
mind Graves for more than the counterfeit
presentments" of men who have figured large
ly in the worlds eye. Next to the study of
their great writings, and he history Of the
dead, which have given them renown, is the
delight of pondering their features. Portraits,
too, are the tenderest mem entoes of lost
friends. When death has left void in the
aching heart, what a consolation il is to have
in possession picture of the dead one, the
tender, loving smile of wife, a mother, or
sister, the well known and loved features of
fnther, hush and or brother; and what bitter
pangs Of regret are caused by the absence Of
these holy relics. In our advertising columns
will be found the Gard of Mr.. THURsToH
BLACK, late of New York, who has taken the
room over McGll's Corner Mr. Black paints
in the pastel or colored crayon, a style which
is superseding the oil colors, on account of the
delicate tone and exquisite finish which can be
impaired 10 pictures by il. They rival the
mos superior miniature portraits. Mr. B. has
specimens at his room which he would hap
by TO show 20 those who will give him call.
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To Railroad Contractors.

PROPOSALS vl Be- received a. the es Of the KE hesd
L ana Kenturky Railroad Company Rnul Thursday May
SD Coz AZ Grading Masoay 4c o. ue Ridge seetion ~
ths had ~ MaRsks Greek aid Rafoad, tSrnty miiea
Nashvc New bils OR the vek 10 the ene 81
TIE hFst thsy mss from Nashville, vii ~ received ~ ne
tiae md any aodhcaton a tess mNle % Dccember
lass sln b. considered TIE HE bonx hnsly lacae qoan
rs cscuiaisd every hclii, = anoFdea feF cuasrse
70 thr q tAe wors, snt
tarlliiis' lor carving d o..
aBs aud Proars r4y bs sesn AMI Fnec acatlans obtain
"a a. the Einsrr's 0aer "a Nashville, sny ume.
EDWAkn ciiKATnAn, Prvstdsaa
aifi-td kdsrafia keptecky EaireAA CO.
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Our friend Rumsey has taken the matter of
moving the Market House into his own hands
by making arrangements to keep the public
supplied with all sorts of Vegetables, Pork,
Corn Beef, &c, &c He wishes US to say that
he has no allusion to that correspondence now
going on tie city papers in reference to the
present site of the Market House, when speak
ing of his 'green" things. Save US some of
that Butter. Dan?
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Over the Nashville Race Course.
THURSDAY, MAY 22d, Sweepstakes for sntriea olree
year ODDS Nile heats, 600 entrance, $50 iorisisto
close April Is.
TsrDir asa PrOpstSr Purse sscO, mile hsHts three bss
IN ave
SATURDAY 94th Propretofs purse s3eo, mile heAts
ussf-td W. J. PHII.LIPs, PropFietor.
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Union Course Races.
SPRING MEETING.

SPRING MEETING.
FIFTH DAY.-The attendance yesterday was ex-
tremely limited. and the contest uninterestng
that the least written in relation to the matter the
better. The whole affair is best explained by the
SUMMARY:
SATURDAY, April l9.-Pursc $20O-mile heat,
in 8.
Hon. D. F. Kenner's b. Melody, by Vouc.
her, dam Music, by imp. Philip-3y. OIL l
]. L. Imlay's ch. C. Cary Rel, by Wagner,
dam bv Hcdgford-S 70. DR.
Time, l:529-l:5It IN 0 PIC.
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0uR aos q Espls Gsoas Is EsFy sapsis and oar prs
AZ aceLrLLAEB.s,
naAzT q sse - ccesg 81
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River and steamboat News.

River and Steamboat News.
The river was falling yesterday, the weather
being clear aud warm.
There are four feet water on the shoals
Arrived since our last, Monticello from Car
thage, Salie West St. Louis, and Cuba, Padu-
cab.
Departed, SalIie West St. Louis, and Cuba
Paducah.
The Ella and Stoallosp from Ciucinesti, are
expected.
The Rock City is the next packet for Padu-
cab. She leaves to-day at 6, P. NJ.
We are indebted to the clerk of the SaLie
West for files of St Louis papers of the 22d
inst. The Evening Nelos of that date, says
THK RTvERs-The Upper Rivers are all in
good boating order and rising. The river is
rising here, and to Cairo twelve to fifteen feet
is reported. There is now full FIVE feet on
the Rapids.
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Eg-Do not fail to attend Lindsey & Crock
ett' sales Of the Nashville Inn property, to
come of this day at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
There is great excitement Gu this subject, and
there will be some tall bidding.
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TO Bridge Contractors.


PROPOSALS win he received the Office Of the EdEeaeld
IN the 9Th day May NJ 1t build Bridge Cum
bersnd River for the joint Of the Louisville Nashville
and the Egehed Kentucky Railroads, according to the
provisions OF the Act OF the late General Assembly appro
pTang hundred thousand dollars for it, constitution.
The supersrncture will be about hundred feet long,
nend draw with hundred feet openings. The piers
will be om 10 eighty feet high, in water from twelve
TO feet deep is lowest stage, and the
will be upon piles, put in with Golfer dams othsrEse,
nature Of the river tom renders exPedient
Bridge Constructors invited send plans and Epeeh
cations for superstrucure Of both wood and ron Tor
OF from hundred And sixty two hundred iee long and
when with soOd with proposal for preserving and render
log 1t hre-uroot
Propositions may made for he entire structure,
the foundations masonry supersrucuFe separately The
foundation must be bid for pier the masonry perch
Of twenty-five cubic feet and the superstruciure per neal
foot Any further information be obtained bY addressing
the Chief Engineer Of the Edgeneid and Kentucky Railroad
AZ Nashville.
The following copy Of the Act Of the General Assem-
bly, referred 10:
"Ss Il enacted That the Edged "a Kentucky Railroad
and the Louisville Nashville Railroad entitled 10 the
sum Of one hundred thousand dollars each construct
Bridge the Cumberland River at Nashville, and that
they hereby consolidated for thai purpose and shah be
entitled upon appcaton TO the o. two ndred thou
sand dollars for which the Governor shah Issue Coupon
Bon Il Of the STATE sin eea At thirty Years. 10 be Is
sued tEenty thousand dollars Of the work shall be DONE
ton time TO tinle."
JNO. L. HELM, President
Louisville Nashville Railroad Co
EDWARD 8. CHEATHAM, President
ap2i-td EdgeHeld A Kentucky Railroad Co
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Loss of Tickets of Glass l..

HOsS VI AACACeS VI Ch1-SS -.
By the accident the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad
the Tickets Of Class L. for Ap 18TH in their transit from
Baltimore charge OF Adams Express Company de-
stroyed by Gre consequently there will not be any drawing
Of that Glass. The drawing will be Glass May 18th, the
"Ne Plus Uultra Scheme" Very RESPECTFULLY,
march23 J. r. WINTER, Manager.
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On BARRELS Clover SEED.
~ 800 bashsis II Bias arnsI Seed
- 40 glmothy oct
- do 0rckkrd a.,
- Do Onion srits,
% barsels white asshaaoct Polatsea
Sasi Tsesysd PER stnamsF SaAn ks, ana log sals ~
nsaFchia AkMhTkoA0 co.
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ATLANTA, April %, 4 p. M.-CorToN-Good de.
mand at 7al0c.
BAcoN-Hog round 9fa99, Sides, ribbed and
clear, lOal0f, Hams l0all, Shoulders Sia9; mod
crate stock
AUGUSTA, April 22-COTToS-The demand is not
very actve-market rather quiet The sales made
are at full and improving rates. Good Mddiing
lo4all, Kidding Fair III.
CHARLESTON, April 22-CoTroS-The market
is rather quiet to day, but firm. Sales OF LOO
bales at 99allt.
Sr. Louis, April %, P. M.-BAcoE-Clear Sides
loose 81; packed do So, in all about 10 casks; Is
cks Clear Sides st; 55 do Ribbed Sides s-l5; do
Shoulders 81 per 10.
BULK MEAT-Sale Of 100 pcs from Levse at
ST, 81 and 7. Product OF 500 hogs, delivered
above, 8, ct and Z; 1000 Hams, 10 sweet pickle
at Keokuk, u per 10.
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G. a pital 1000!
1000 Prizes Amounting to $50 900!

14UhbL3 UVs 4Ad4NUa WI.UVY NutI WHsVVs
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost Orders punctuay atende too. Communications
hdential. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken at par.
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
diately Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
MAcOE, Ga
or, BOX i43, NAsHvmLE 2. 0.
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az Mr.. BALDwrS will exhibit LsaviGte's
Corn and Cobb crashsS, OH the square 70.
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PATTEN, HUTTON & CO.,
SAVANNAH.
PATTEN, COLLINS & CO.,
Va a CON.
Com mission Mercha
AND
FACTORS.
THTILL recelve consignment all kinds 81 Produce.
Lands and Lots for Sale,


II y ACRES Of Valuable Land on both sides q n Z
Il = Nashville and Chattanooga Rsilread, IS miles rom
NashYs Which depot has been recentlF located. veil
improved rod sstsr god so ulih fAr prupoEon Of
timber zud cleared lad eEcesns stand for eouatry
store and rcsdsncs Fisher side Il he Rad Or the shOs
gill ~ sod % cut pufcha era
fS0E kCHEs, ops mile fron ihs taWn q Frankln, In
Hianson cuuusy he Liberty read, and mile east o.
the Tennesee and Alabama Railroad. zoe Acres cleared
and IN cntlyuton HAS, eonfortabe Dwelling House,
lnstinr spriuFs ard pre- tu7r- su-sutAele or bar
hanasSns ssftsnsuts va ssil <, y, =. al 10 sait
paFchasrrs. we
10 ACRES mostly tasrsi part Il ire Brsnf~ood Traet
ca Tsnassses and Aabana kSroad 81 niles south %
Nashville so q sKcsa t qesity, admirably adapted 10
thr peruosss a flleyafl, Auacry MaTkei 0arden-
1Ok aCRES he 0ailatn feFnpaks read, al miles
fFon Nashville, bs&sesn ruu srd slsase uoaid m4ke
eu.ss.s pAa m town enaFsnisnt and eenEoos eoaaiFy
Fssii acs.
900 HcRss co sosh sl8ss 81 ne Nashvns and NORTH
Western Ailry a. ~ iie- o. Nashss Bs Hspeth
River and nile east q nsson sprnEss i1o Acrcs Gear
sd-baanrs Vel nubsrsd-solo sal and EatsF, ard con-
ertAbir improvements.
SaH AtEEs. 81 Is proved nnss frop HasAzne, On
~ MI cfeek Y4iry P3s ant nesr ne n. q T. ~ sci
e sod qneiy gea DssAg. eas ssaas ofsh@fa Sai "a
AZ scRss Il sss ssssalyn Lts niIss North q Nash
Vie, assf shs Whi.s Cssk Iafapahs foa4 uost esas-
IlTs "a a. So ko N ~ 10 IS AeFes 90 ne BrsnA
Vista rurrr H. raaa hsa = es q Nasnviis sin
siihsut rs..bsr cearealcnt 70 sssna Visia eprintA
10 Lpts - m elfpoT atna e esshFits, uear Wlsona
ayvtnxs sEs FrankI Tarspss road several
- Dsraf 81 80 renn K. n a.d ne
Msrfssshoio' Tafnfks fct h ~ IA warf sna several
ussf "a Capiri GA arlr ~ scr. lar1If1n llne.
raIcKs Tow ~ RN. LlBEH n. facae uho uifh 10
parsAsfe saait q SCI - aals sarig srpLcafsn
~f' ~ AAAtA
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q l. A N
To be Drawn May 18th, 1855.
A Concert Hall, Macon, Ga, under the sworn super
n intendence Of Col. Geo, M. Logan and , as.
A. Nisbets Esq
The Manager having announced his determination TO
make this the most popular Lottery in the world, offers for
May 18TH scheme that far surpases any scheme ever
offered in the annals Of Lotteries Look your INTEREST,"
Examine the Capitals B- One Prize to eight Tcketsl "a
n n - q N n n
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CIarksviIIe Convention.

GAINESVILLE, April "a, 1856
The Convention was orgarizcd by the appoint
ment of J. G. HoRsBERGrR, of Montgomery, Presi'
dent, s. p AxEST of Davidson, and JoHS D. TY-
LkR, of Montgomery, Vice Presidents-and the fol-
lowing gentlemen as Secretaries
r. w. THOMAS, Of C1arksIle Chronicle.
II. X. WALKER, OF Republican Banner.
w. n BILBo of EaSsriEe Gazette.
ANTHONY s. CAMP. Of Nashville Patriot.
Delegates were 10 attendance from all the coun.
ties composing the Congressional District.
1t was moved and carried that each county should
be entitled to as many votes as there civil dis
tricts.
Committee Of five from each county was sp-
pointed TO draft resolutions and suggest suitable
candidate for District Elector ALSO to propose can
didates for Assistant Electors, from each county Of
the District
The Convention then adjourned to meet at /
O'Clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The President called the Convention to order, and
Ex-Governor NELL S. Brown, Chairman Of the
Committee to draft resolutions, &c, submitted the
following, which were unanimously adopted:
Resoloe4 That the nomination of MILLARD FILL.
MORE and ANDREW J. DONELsoN, as candidates for
President and Vice President, meets our most cor.
dial approbalion and that the noblest ends Of pat
rivtsm aud Of the public interest demand their cleo
tion.
Resolved That every honorable agency should be
brought into reQusition to secure the success Of
this ticket, ard this Convention earnestly invoke
the ali of all who desire the peace, harmony, and
glory of the country.
Resolved That JAMES NJ QUARLFs, Of the county
Of Montgomery be, aud he is he reby nominated as
candidate for Elector in this Electoral District il
the approaching Presidential election, on the ticket
of Willard Fillmore aud Andrew J. Donelson.
Resolved That in order to give the utmost
strength and efficiency to the canvass, the fol-
lowing gentlemen be- and are hereby nominated as
Assistant Electors for this District, viz:
or the county Of Davidson-John Reid Dixon
c. Topp, J Hugh Smith, Michael Vaughn, A. L
Demoss, VIM. L. Brown, w. G. Bren and Herman
Coz.
OF the county Of Stewart-James Lad, Jr., Jas.
Z. Rice, and Nath. Brandon.
OF the county Of Dixon-Dr. J. NJ. Larkins A.
B. Caldwell, and II. C. Collier.
OF the county of Robertson--J. c. Starke, Mr..
Rains, Col. Wyle Woodward, DR.. Muloy, Z. A.
Fort, and NJ. s. Draughan.
OF the county Of Montgomery-John F. House,
@ W. Hampton, Thomas Henry, J. HOrnberger,
w. II. Crouch, B. A. Rogers Thomas Beaumont,
Burrel williamson, John d. Tyler, NJ. D. Davie,
and James E. Bailey.
James NJ. Quarles, Esq, being loudly called for,
took the stand, and in few eloquent remarks, &C
cepted the post assigned him.
Stirring speeches were made by EH Governor n.
S. Brown, John +. House, and others.
The Convention adjourned sine die
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CORNt COHNti
Dnnn BAGS nice white Corn Cor sale. II Is splendid
ZAHfU a ticls. CHURCH ANDERSON.
mAhas Corner EroAA snd trout sts
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me plus Ultra" scheme.
1900 PRIEST $4,000 DOLLAaS!
Havana Plan Lottery.
To he Drawn NAV 18th. Is

BY AUTHORITY OF THE sTATEoP GEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY I PRIZE TO TICKETS
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w GOODS.
New STYLES for Spring.

For Men Boys and Children consisting Of PANAMA LsGHoR
MARcABO; Pedal Braid and Misses Boomers.
A. J. FRANCISCDS HAT EMPORIUM
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~
INEhave few Britannia Pitchers liable To break
w be injured with moderately rough usage.
ICE WALLETS AND ICE PICKS;
KNIFE BOXES AND KNIFE WASHERS;
ICE CREAM AND BLANC NANCE MOULDS
CHAMBER SETS,
Consisting Of three pieces Of patterns and designs
painted in the best style Of the art.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
We daily receiving from New York. great additions to
stocks articles essential comfort Of housekeep
To all Of which respectfully solicit public
tent"n. MACKENZIE WILSON, Ma hviie.
DRS. C0NWELL & BURKS,
AVING associated themselves In the practice Of their
profession tender their services citizens Of Nash
Vile. Once No. 2sH Cherry street, between Unen ABd
Church. Apls-lm
Southwestern
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,
No SIS Main street, LOUISVILLE, KY
BYRAM, PITKIN s. CO,
EEP constantly on hard and sale Ell The various
n Farming Impiements and Machlnss; Blue Clrass Or
ehagd rass Timothy Herd Grass and Clover ss.is Aso
Garden seeds trdrief ~ TIE 0r0srk q ISIS, b. ne
r Discount made made to dsssr sYaaM PfTKiNA oo
6OO BBIs PURE WHITE RERHANocK P0-
BYRAM, PIrKIN co.
so BUSHELS USAGE ORANGE SEED, KEw
BYRAM. rrIKIN 4 90.
10000 osasE oRANeE PLANTS.
sale in lots 20 salt psTt hAsers By
GPie-dswiy BFRAh, PITKIS-k co.
Cafagba Wine.
WILL keep constantly hand supBy Of Dry spark.
Ing wines, which ON urnish The trade cinenaaa
prices, irsights ADDED. tHpt ] 7. A. MCCALL
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LANDS and land W arrants.

SHALL leave Nashville the 10th OF May, trip
TO Missouri Iowa and Minnesota, for the purpose OF
ectng and locating lands for myself and others Persons
having Land Warrants which they dsre to locate would do
well TO send them to viii that locations made
choice lands that rapidly settling aud that cannot
fail To become valuable in short time will attend 10 To-
eating The lands procuring patents for the paying
taxes sc
will also take charge Of any other business In that
gion requiring the attention Of expect to visit
Louisville Cincinnati Chicago and st. Louis For further
Information, apply personally, or by letter, 10
J. q. FELLOWHS,
ap12-lm No. 80 Cherry st., Nashville
es- refer to Hon. Cave johnson, Hon Neil s. Brown
Hon. John Trimbe, w. d. Shapard, Joseph Vanx.
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ICE WATER PITCHERS.

ME have hand loo Canary Cages OF ali the eIe
w patterns that be obtained New York. Fol-
sale at very small advance IA tern Prices.
apis MACKENZIE WILSON.
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IN a.. ssS s. A az f;'..1s is: - 80: :. =
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DECORATED BIRD CAGES.

MTE have on hand good supply Of plain and elegaI
w decorated Water Coolers, Of various sizes and
prices. MACKENZIE WILSON
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SIX MINUTE FREEZERs

lust RECEIVED from New York. small lot
those celebr ted Patent Preezers by which gallon OF II
bet snO0teSt and Lghtt ICE CREAM be made in th
incredible short space OF six mil utes. For sale by
apis MACKENZIE WILSON.
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all .he principal cities and Toxins, these works III
delivered Free of Postage. When ssut by ru,l. t..
the Postage to any part Of tho Unlte States vii l. VI
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MISC5EsL.I i. AsN.EOUs.l.
/. p. stAssH. - ESasfs% y. I. EAYstAX-
5Marshs6e Wayman A8E
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL pEiLIRs IS
BOOTS AND SHOES

BOO AND i2f1fOES
NO. IS, Monroe ST.,
-1.s WHEELING, VA
fxEEf DOOR GREERi or Akp cos'Sl ..sss faif
ITR are receiving from eastern In1nusseprers
w one The largest and best assoEusnss q boots anu
they having been seleeea with great and
e SSF for s y sFe sx
red 20 accommodate customers or
passed bS any other hsss in TIE city, either in style, quality
material durab ty workmanship, whether In
orr stock consists in the following articles
800 pairs best cali boots tsr7
s ssS t sSe
$50 ~ water proof boots.
NESS ERoGASs. sfi ..riiE
:so9 pains best calf bros4ns; yE
On thick 8i Sf
sor;s sSnTorTa's EEoesxs. g '.'
coo pairs boys thick hrosans;
IS s. yoqt.'; ,S *
900 pair. boys thick boots;
~ ~ s sR
1se pairs youths s sgsi Sa3 T s'sis
go go G ihIsk
$50 patrs wsman's saiters all colOrs;
500 walking shoes;
S SSSS T FS9 0a:kiH';
sNO Jenny ILnas; ~
s'Pq''s Slssss, pOo4s.
ESQ morocco loetS;
81 Entrr
SnO calf
carpRESs Boors.'
Si0 children's fancy boots;
1850 kid and mor0cco
$500 mems, Eomans and misses gum shoes oftA
hest quality.
Also, great variety not here enumerated which will
sell either wholesale rta the accommodating
Merchants will find their decided advantage call
and stock before making their Pail and winter
uItrch MARSH a Y.AYNIAS.
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New savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
tSEkeRp IN q lIend md feet CoTered.'
tITIZEN$ Wheeling end vcInity:This old maxim for
health reminds that trna not he aniss to call 20 ur
my Pail Winter stock Of Boots Shoes Hats,
Caps Umbrellas Carpet Sacks, Mt the of Mnrk"
3IOurog streets, you will find great variety Of
fashionable lately Goods suitable to the season. at
low prices.
Ncrr thankful for the liberal patronage received since
you respectfully solicit all call aud
examine stock, t will be pleasure to see and walt on
vOu,l thus uniting labor with that give their OIL
spring health, and to tits adding Industry and eeoiNnI
Ladies' il You wish to purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Dnnncts sure, - -- ii
Call at the Oil Post Office, opposite the McI.ure.
Gentlemen ifyou wish lurcha=e fashionable Cap
Hat,
Call at the above place. where you will get-,hat
Remember the old Post Office corner.
Country 1erchants have Goods 10 dispose Of at
'OS Sc ia's'' nH WATSON.
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SETTLE
an ACCOUNT OF change In their firm, all persons n-
" debte the subsrribcTs their Heta Store
es:Iy requested settlement the lzt Of JAM
Iary cash otherwise, and al having claims
against the fra VIII present the for GmitGton
McCT.ALLENS & KNOX.
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The great and Important eveuts-Religious Pof,,.,,
SlarynoW Asitating thenafIons oTthe Oil WsriI ~
these Publications Interest and value that thev
fore possessed. They occupy the middle ground h,S
hasty written neWs.ltems, crude speculation and Gri
lno+S of the newspaper, and the pondeIous ter q
risn written long after the living Interest fart
cords shall have passed away The progress IL.
the East occupies large space In their pages Eysr,
nent is closely criticised, whether otfsiend or Of
Its shortcomings feRrleSsly pointed ont The letters
CRINIEA and from the BALTIC In nlaeGwa,l's Ms
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