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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-03
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
PHILADELPHIA.
q F. IACORY q CO.

IMPORTERS Of and dealers in ths various Fore and Do
nestle Marbles, statusry, &C hsve constantly hard
large and select assortnet Of MANTLES, TOMBS, MoNU
ME&Ts, TABLE, TOPS &C., Of every description, not
ceed By any In the city for beauty symmetry snd finish
CABINET MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TES furnished at the shortest notice with Marble Of
description and pattern whether Foreign Domestic either
finished in the Slab Block, the most accommodating
terms.
We especially invite attention TO stock on hand
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FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!

'I,HE che. pc tsnd cure for Fever aud AEue and
Il ali Fevers incident 20 the season.
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:
We hereby certify that have submitted the 6rslea-
berg fever and Ague Remedy eloss inspection and
scientific analysis and have also tested its curative quail
ties Of intermittent fever. We r.
pleasure saving hst has proved completely successu
and that t 10 most skiiu ~ pounded remedy. u must
most esne6cAl nhusnee in all such cases. s
properties immediate and highly .alutary. and ID 10
richly deserving the oounderee OF brethren " med
eal faculty and Of the pubic.
sAnUEL n MAHREY, VI. D., New York,
'HAKLEs W. REvnOAS, NJ D Wsconsln,
wN II SIxEUeFos, N. D Illinois,
THoa J. JoE Nsos, n. o., Missouri,
Wa O. KIrERkDGR. n. D., Nev Hampshire,
JAHEa T. MorI, n. d indiana.
1so TERRNGr ~ a. n, California,
wH. Y. AsEros, ~ D Leuisians.
The ebmpos on Of ts femedy iueudes those medeln al
substances which expert need physAns have long resated
20 special action the system When deranEed by Fe
vefs Ague and Geaeral Debility, resulting irom exposure
reimAiic nHaence. Taese rendered peruAnen ard
remain active IN this preparation Qurnce Of the
scientific In Which thes ecenbined this med
clne M metsle sasrs De tand BY TIA dslsate
chemical anAys 10 eaeA package tsc distnet nedi
oines p0wessl vegs;kss tonic that viii Al the
Azae and bsx ef Pls that vii preventits rscnrsnee
10 tAksn On time vii tie that pronst-
ara1 appearance Pres sr TIE psesEe 80 FoF sAs
By all druggists 10 the state. ALkx- MACKENuE,
teptfo 6eah AGENT Grnf coDPsby
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f o II S A L E
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
EOR LIE

WILL sel bar ain in my Residence, No %, High ST.
The House, is new, large aud eonmodious, and web
ranged, with all the necessary conveniences large
family Any person wishing 70 purchase viii please cali
me at Davis, Pitcher Co., No. 70, Public Square
oc9 J. b. DAVIS,
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GEO, W, C0WAN,

ATT0 T0RNEY AToLA
AND SOLICITOR IN. .CHANCERY.
~ Ne. IS chsrTy Street,
NASH VILLEs TENN. f
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hin anaspeeia ntteatuB ts he coseua e Eastern
salsns throor heut hiddie TsEaeasee.
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40 CO., Tsnn.; kx-Gsx. D. camphen. Lehsnon, renn
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Valuable CITY Property for Sale.
Handsome Residences for Sale.

egiby situated building lot College street. is Offer
"A ed for sale reasonable terms. Apply at the Patriot
Office. jv2-u
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IXANTED in all sections of the United States Agents
w for the sale of
Commodore Perry's New Work.

alive Of the Expedition of American Squadron TO
the China and japan vol vO., with 2UO -teel and
wood Engravings Maps Sr. Publ heh b D. APPLETON
4 co. Price IS 90 Prospectus Of The above work will
b. sent agents remittance Of % in stamps
and terms may be kp own application to
). B. FORD, 9 APPLETON Buidirg,
oct25-6t $40 and 84S Broadway, N. Y.
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wRfNS Having associated with me ia
AS~SS ny business Mr.. wM. II. MEScHfs esr arm "a
now a. below JAS d. 0KAIGHEAD.
Nashville Nay ], fsSe- -
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WORTH $1,000!

THE MILK Of ROSES, and EXTRACT OF ELDER BIOS
j SONS m kes the skin white, potleSs, and youthf1ly
fair decatey transparent blooming, aud imparts TO the
the charming expressions Of youth Effects
nstani aneous Cure all skin diseases. Full instructions
for making upon the receipt Of postage stamp
Address Madame FUss LegouYe, New York Post Once.
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AND HONORABLE
EmpIOyment for the Winter.

ID ERRS0NS in town country In search OF employment
as source Of income fill up their leisure hours,
hear Of such by enclosing stamps TO postage to
Prof James T. Horne, Box 45 New York Post Office The
mpoyment is fitted tOeither sex; station in life inmatera
1t article OF daily consumption and be manufae
in any persons dwelling Secured by copy right.
Sale permanent four An AGENTS wanted in every
wp in the Union ocf25-6t
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Notice to COnsignees.
GKO(EKEEN.

n u. WILLIAMSON AZ the corner OF Front street and
VI. the Pubic square keep hand full supply Of FAM
y Groceries, which he viii be pleased to dispose Of CHEAP
CAsH.
bacon Lard Neal Flour Butter and Egg for sale at
ID q d. W1LLIAMSON's.
NASDIEs Almonds, RaistR, Preserves Pickles, Pepper
- sauce and Tomato Catsup, ior sale at
G. D. wILLIANsoNs.
REsr Cigars and Tobacco, for SAFE at -
ID @. d. wILLIAMsON's.
DUCKETS BrooE1a, eihers and Tin Ware for sale 81
ID my3O G. d. WILLIAMSONsR
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

Az HOSE sands Of life have nearly out, discovered
w while living in the Fast Indies, certain cure for
Consumption Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and general De-
bill Y. Wishing do uuch good possible, he will
send such Of his an tied fellow beings request it, th
recipe with full aud explicit directions for making it up
.s'uy using H. lie requires each applicant to
enclose lin shH ng-hree cents to be returned As
postage on the recipe and he remainder to be applied
the payment Of this advertisement. Address,
d. n James, No. 10 Grand st., Jersey City, n. J.
oct25-6s
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Trunks, Trunks.
Leather ReIfinr.

AIo largs os OF topper buTs, ana sEsss, Aad LAst
Leather OF all kinds.
All Of which on the most reasonable tsrAs aor
Cash, by B. R CUrtER,
No. So & 5O cor. Broad and College a.
sept25 NIwvuIs
HATS. HATS. HATS.
JUST RECEIVED, by R. p. Cutter, No IS and -, n
- corner Broad and College street:
12O BOZ. 1lEN'S AND BOYS WOOL -
HATS. 25 DOZEN MEN'S SOFT FUR HATS, AL styles
All Of which will be sold very cheap for cash
oc10 B. r. CUTTER
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JUST PUBLISHED, BY THE
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILADELPHIA.

ID OPORT ON SPERNATORRHRA. or Seminal Weak
IL Impotence the Vice Of Onanism Masturbation
SeAtuse and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
with ccOunt Of the and deceptons OF Quscks.
and valuable Advice 70 the afflicted. by GEO CAL
HOUN, NJ. D., CONSULTING SURGEON Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATION Phi adephis, Pa benevolent Institution
established by special endowment for the relief OF the sick
and distressed afflicted with Vrulent and Epidemic Dis
eases" A copy the above Report will be by mail
On a sealed envelope FREE OF CHARGE the receipt Of
TWO STAMPS for postage. Address DR.. GEO. X. CAL
HOUN No South NINTH St., Philadelphia, Pa.
SeptS0--d8n
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
KING LASS s E S

From vIsCHER OWEN Co., GenT Advertising House,
APPLEroNI BuTLpINo, ,946 Broadway, New YORK.
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earn Is and Curtain Goods

Table O4mtsk, 2 cry variety
Linen Towels, Napkins an iucksb4ck Diapers;
Mtrsei e. QIits Linen and Domestic aheetingi
pi.oW sim Iiyens An Domestic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-26

An INFANTS BAPTIsMAL DREss.-The Par
isian ladies seem to be afflicted this season
with perfect mania for magnificent toilettes;
indeed, extravaganza and sinful profuseness
are carried to the extreme An instance of
this is furnished in a "layette,,' "a new born
Infants trousseau,) intended for private
family. The robe for the baptisrnal ceremony
is of white silk, covered with three founces of
deep point d'Angleterre lace, the body and
sleeves of the same material, and the whole
ornamented with bows of broad white ribbon.
The cloak is gorgeously embroidered white
silk, with deep founce, and the hood is COM
posed of silk lace feathers. The whole Of the
child's toilette is in the same style Of magnif
cence, and probably will not cost much short
of eighteen or twenty thousand dollars.
Foreign Letter, ~ Y Sunday Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-26

Can ANY LAND OFFICE. BEAT IT?--In the
preceding week 500 land warrants have been
located at the office in this city, and 200 cash
entries have been made in the same time.-
These entries have been made IN most cases
by, and for actual settlers. o~-.l
In eight hours and fifteen minutes of one
day the same week., 280 land warrants were
located, and 95 cash entries were made We
DEFY any office on the continent to beat it
The great rush to secure thee choice, fertile
land in our region is entirely unprecedented.
Let, those who want the best lands in the uni
verse for mere pittan e. come, hasten!
-iL's' Council Bluffs Bugle, Dec. 25.
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GBt aaiIg!. !. g2plnl.r..n.aslL 2ll. ..s !. I
Test of Abolitionism.

All is not gold that shines, and the loudest
mouthed philantropists and reformers some
times cave in when put to severe practical
test, like the following: -rsL5. s- d5.-g
81 had a brother-in-law,'' said Nose Par
kins, "who was one of the ravenest, madest
red-hottest Abolitionists you ever seen.
liked the pesky critter well enough, and
should have been very glad to see him cum
to spend day, fetehen'- my sister to see me
and my wife, if he hadn't lowed his tongue
to run on so bout on niggers, and slavery and
the equality Of the races, and the duty of over
throwing the constitution of the U. S. and a
lot of other things, some of which made me
mad, and the best part of them right sick.
puzzled my brains a good deal to think how
could make him shet up his noisy head bout
abolition. r t-l" n ,.l"
Well, one time when he come over to see
me an idea struck me. hired niger to
help me in haying time. He was the biggest
strongest, greasiest nigger ever see. Black!
he was blacker than stack of black cats, and
jest as shiney as new beaver hat. L spoke
to him. I'll. r5r-rs5 -- ...,.i..@l..
jake sez I, '"'when you hear the break
fast bell ring, don't you say word, but you
come into the parlor and sit right down among
the folks and eat your breakfast" v.eN
The nigger's eyes stuck out of his head
about feet. r......-..... .--
YOU'RE jOkin," massa sez he.
"JokinH' sez |, mot a bit of it."
81 shant have time to wash myself and
change my shirt.'' 9o -''l.'
80 much the BETTER" sez /. 20
Well, breakfast come, and so did Jake, and
he sat alongside Filth my brother in law.
He started but he did mt say word. There
warn't no mistake aboutit it. Shut your eyes
and you'd know it-for he was loud, l tell
you. There was fust rate chance to talk
abolitionlsm, but he never opened his head.
Jake sez l, ''you be on hand at dinner
time"
He was. He had been workin in the med
der all the forenoon-it was hot as hickory and
billin pitch, and-but l leave the rest to your
Wall, in the afternoon brother-in-law come
to me, madder than a short tailed bull in hor-
net time. e9 ajal 1Ho a.e
'Mose,'' said he, ~ want to speak to youp
"Sing it out" sez l. sf z...,-..
81 hain't but a few words to say sez he,
but if that 'ere confoundent nigger comes to
the table again while 1 am stoppin' here, I'll
just clear out.'' e.5 d3 aa9mmos ta
Jake ate his supper that night in the kitch-
en- but from that day to this | never heard my
open his head about abolition
ism. When the fugitive slave bill was passed
| thought hed3let on some, but he didn't, for
he k1ot0ed jake a0as stall l0orkSng on the farm.
Olive Branch.
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CoLoNIzATIoN.-Dayid Hunt, Esq, of Mis-
sissippi, and great friend of the colonization
cause, has lately made donation of 5000
to the American Colonization Society. In
1853 he made similar donation, besides reg
ularly contributing annually for several years
past the sum of $500
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TEN CENTS PER- WEEK
NUMBER IA.

50 fETMost of the farTas On the estate, of Lord
Panmure, in Scotland, having run out Of lease5
farmers have come forward and taken new
leases at greatly increased rentals All the
other farms of Scotland, the leases of which
are running out, are; being retaken at rent in
some. eases nearly. double the figures formerly
paid; the wages of farm laborers have also ad-
vanced. -'- = -- 9t
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FROZEN WATER PIPEs-A GREAT PUBLIC
CALAMIrY.-During the terribly cold weather
of last week the ground was frozen hard to an
unusual depth, and in many places throughout
the city the water pipes were closed by the
frosty pinches and it will be necessary to per-
form prodigious amount of labor before the
evil is remedied. There are thousands of
branch pipes with the seal Of the Frost King
upon them, the main pipes being kept open by
the heavy volume Of water forced through
them. The mains are laid in the middle of the
streets, and when the whole length of the
branches must be reached for any purpose, it is
requisite to dig up the street from the sidewalk
to the center, to the depth of three feet or
more; and the extent of the public calamity
may be appreciated when we reflect that there
are thousands of these jobs to perform, and
that the earth under the bolder pavement is as
solid as marble, and can only be penetrated
by the most laborious use Of the pick and
croWbar. There is nothing to be hoped fro1n
a sudden thaw, for the warmth of all the sun
ny days that we may expect before the month
of March will not release the steely grip of the
ice from the precious pipes. The sturdy pick
must be used, and when the branches are
reached they must be thawed out with the ut
most circumspection. And. when the thaw
comes it is probable that numerous leaks will
be discovered and we will be given infinite
trouble. All manner Of efforts were being
made to than out. In places large fires were
blazing, with the purpose of heating down to
the seat of the disorder. But this remedy did
not seem to be effective, and all the Iaborers
that could be found were employed with the
pick and crowbar, and the din of these instru-
ments war heard through the night.
'1 Ga2ti, omH foa lf4] ~ Gin. Com
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CEFThe Iriquois Qll.) Press, published at
Middleport, ILL.,, mentions the fact that there is
no Jail in that town, as among the evidences Of
want of civilization and refinement among
the people in "those parts.'T
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RAILROADS, &C !
PENNSYLVANIA RAIN o AID.


THE undersigned having been ap- s~xsr. /,
? nted Ageut flor the above Compa- Hex
tss - ny in this city, would inform shi ip -.
pers merchants and the public "
generally that F. Leech George Harris and George
BLACK. late of'D Leeeh Co and Thomas 5. Clarke, of
''Clark 4 Thaw - under the firm of
EEECka q co.,
by special eonsgnees and shipping agents
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company They estab
ehed abagents all the principal shipping points
aand and prepared receipt thrOuh from New
Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore, all
towns, all cities and
Atlantic seaboard by way Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The direct their whole attention fprwarng
and have facilities for shipping from and cars without
the expense second and their charges by arrange
with the Railroad company being extremely low Ga
nona the expense of they hope
be able TO give salts actiOn- rs ..l..-al t.fF
shipments produce made their agents Will be forward
ed free of charge for commission. ...4l ff-r f.f.
For Information Apply at their Offices:
Depot, Liberty street. Pittsburg; 4
e do No South 18th street, Philadelphia;
do North street. Baltimore;
No. Astor Place, .rsrE -
do South William streot, New York;
do Battery Place, } = f..sU Ii.a 15
do 81 Kilby street. Boston;
b. Orto fiff'.F.r. JOHN s. MITCHELL.
epl3 6m Waterst. Evansville, Ind.
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IA a. FALL CAMPAIGNI 1
HAIR DIV ARE AT WHOLESALE.
.3 NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK. fr.
-.- Oh A G G NNEtI L G

O1AO. o. w ELGor
HILST returning thanks for the
apprise interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois Ken
tueky city purchasers also that he
and ia store tie Heaviest stock of Hardware and
ery (y onshird) that he has offered the Evans
vls market SALE Many Goods were purchased rednc
ed rates by him. during depressed state of the markets.
East and England by Europe
and having his orders American Goods filled
faeurers WORKS he is only able but decidedly
offer and sell Hardware low
afford the same Goods. to cash good time buyers,
and Traders feeling assured that he
full Iustiee.
Among articles almost prisins his
stock, he names the following to the trade:
800 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
y do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razors and Strops;s W e eHf
100 gross SpoOns-Iron BFittana and German Silver;
so dozen Coffee Mills, all grades; 1f lHI-fIzJ4
300 do Files aud Rasps. all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned hottomsy rf Fr 4fta
200 lbs Sadirons, assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do; s-rr ffue ar.t III.
1900 gross Screws. gimlet pointed;
150 dozen Door Sscksand eekesj -f rf 9G3 hre
100 do Augurs |
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards; -. oerff 81
200 pairs Shovel and To1gs. iron and brass hsaasj
25 do Steslyards and Scale Beams;
so do Ames' (aud other brands) Shoyes and Spaaesf
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
$ case JaPanned Tinware fully assorted ,igf frt
ALSO f.-i- ~ ft,'+t't
Whips Lashes Brushes Combs Needles Speetaefes.
Port Monnas and Fancy Hardware generally with
heavy goods y Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Kes
ties. Knives and Riddles and = 8 ~ $3.50
Gun Barrels and Gun Trimmings,
Carpenters and CoopeTs Tools Window SASH etc.,
--at--.,--. CHARLES s. WELLS. IN
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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wATCHEs, CLIO CKs, AND JEwELRY.

yvf7E have ust receive our stock Of Watches.
NJ Clocks Jewelry and liver Ware altogether the
an largest stock edered in this city and which be-
nr nurehased ct rates Mes sell figures
than usual we have goIa SILVER hunting open
Watches the cheapest article gold
ladie y and gents breast
aud plan rings dro Ps and rings guard and
short article in line of business
great variety of style and price. s.. -. I ss
also made by which we will becon
supplied with style Of ron and wood case.
eightday and hrtyhour clocks direct from the factory
whehwe will sell wholesale retail they be
purchased in Western citv.
F-5 BlTTRoLFF & SONS, Main ST.. bet. 1staud I'd.
B.-Every article sold in abshmcnt warranted
{ be a represented
Old gold silve tthe highest price taken IN exehange
70 2pI1
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CINCINNATI PAPEn WAREHOUSE.


FENE Undersigned Wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
I'LL dealers and their aree
Papers Our arrangements with Eastern
and dealers such that enabled
keep hand all large stock of Caps
plain and ruled; Flat rs Demys Mediums, Royals and
Super Royals Blank Book Papers Platter
AZ smith, other first class manufacturers.
We for the best Printers Cards. and keep
hand all times acompete stock of rinters Papers of
every description. Lghtbody's Book and News Inks;
Mcfreary's Colored INKS varnish and Gold Size. M t
hand in stock Of the best Four
any extent with regular Sizes and irregular sizes
order shortnotiee.
the highest market price in cash. for Rags, Bag
ging Rope and Cotton Waste. = = Is .es
% NIXON & GOODMAN.
Wholesale PAPER Dealers & Manufacturers Agents,
sepII AZ and 10 Walnut Cincinnati.
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CINCINNATI.

NExON & GOODETsN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNBR L. SMITH'S h-i'- TO -
BI N X ES X Il aDer
SSMITH Il PETERS CUT CARDS & CARD SHEETS;
LightbOdy'S Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS, etc. etc
SALES ROOMS, II & 10 WALNUT STREET, ~
. fH.f. . aI+4 d.. CINCINNATI -O.e
Where they every variety the
acountry and the materials in
etur hest
sg-! .esgHa fdrics paid for Rags. sep4em
GEORGE w, DAY. Brown MATLAcK
!. aa DAY & RxATLACR, rs..fl
4 HOLESALE DEALERS In
DRY Go oDS,
l4l y No, e9 PEARL STREET.. a> 1L t"if-
sep46md . - In -. .-.-..l- CINCINNATI.yo.
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CO-i.Als q NfsltsHEtP.

HJHE unde ha9e this day f6rneda Co partner
H. sbipunder the style and frniof GEo. FOSTER & Go.
for the transaeIIen general F0rvGrdiRg and Conn
mssi0R siHess and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious FireProof Warehouses the
Wabashsand Erie Canal and corner of Locustandg Dun
ham streets and the Depot Of the Evansville and
Charlottesville Railroad, where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise
They will give special TO Consignments by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and Rillforward
promptly at the lowest rates. . IS s73. a. 4 ajsd
They will give personal attention to the purchase or
sale of Produce Groceries in this market and solicit
orders for the purchase OF Sugar and Moiasses the
Winter. .4
Theyhope by unremted attention to merit and sha
the public patronage. NJ. w. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER.
decI4 t-io 1ai eI"aE w. NJ. AIKMAN,