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. Land for Sale,

I OFFER for sale (7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES O.
L OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike IL
ROao, miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being art Of the tract " ich reside
This Land equal IL superior to any in Maury county
is we'll watered he celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sale) well tmbered and well improved
There the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Ii
will be divided to suit purchasers sold in a body
For further information apply to me at Ashwood P Office,
Maury county, Tennessee.
aug1l-u LUCIUS POLK.
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~ Maj. E. G. Eastman, Of the Union and
american, reached home yesterday evening,
after absence of several weeks spent at the
North.
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SIGN OUT AGAIN.-Drs. Kelly & Madden,
whom the late IRE drove out of their premises
on Spring street, may now be found occupy
ing the lecture room in the rear Of the old
office
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R This city and vicinity was visited with
few copious showers yesterday evening and
last night.
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~ The pupils of Miss Buench had q mu-
steal festival last night at Odd Fellows Hall.
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TIE RIvER-The river here is still falling,
with about Is inches on Hsrpeth Shoals.
There is nothing doing at the wharf
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FEY Hot weather necessarily brings into
requsition the inventive genius of those whose
philanthropic minds lead them to the finding
out of means by which the sutferings of SWEET
ering humanity may be alleviated, Among
those who have gained a just celebrity, in
these humane undertakings, we would men
ton that Mr.. G, Miller, at the St. Cloud Hotel,
serves up various kinds of cooling refreshments
aud invgorating draughts, in a manner to suit
the most fsstidious tastes, in a manner peculiar
ly his own, the effect of which, upon the
physical organization in these piping hot times,
is indeed magical.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
w RIotches on tho Skin. Erupt

~ II you are afflicted with any complaint which
quires Purgative Medicine, try Ayerss Neao Ps-they
worth trying Concord Mercury, N r. jy11--1w
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

The Members Of the CT amber Of Commerce are notified TO
this evening o'clock the Merchant Exchange
consideration the location Of Railroad Bridge
All friendly opposed to the location are earnestly re-
quested to be present l. H. HITCHCOCK, sec'y
iy1O
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
49, 800 Ess al

RRlVAL and Departures Of Passenger Trains To take
n effect snd after Saturday, June 2lst, 1855
Day Passenger Trains leaves Nashville 9O5 O'Clock Ar
irving al Chattanooga at % o'clock M Night Passenger
Trains leave Nashville at p NJ, arriving Chattanooga
at 4 30 A NJ.
bay Passenger Train leaves Chattanooga at GAM Ar
irving at Nashville 2A0 p ~ Night Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga at us NJ. Arriving at Nashville s45 M
II. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
NASHVILLE June 9lst 1856.
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HORSE POWERS AND THREgHERs,

tTE have n store % PsnnyslvAnls Horse FoseFu
w Snd fhrsshsrs, Whch can BE- used esaer siih bar
two horses Tacse mscnes hare stood he est q EeAty.
eve II ne largest graawinS reEons In fhe uned
statea Thy have reesn4y been moeh pregsd 10 theF
gearing aud general eanstrasoa makinR hen xhfsF IN
drsngnt tan any other achins 10 We have also ne
ef thess schinsa pa gp a store h eenps,s woEas
order and nsits al Interested % cal sna sKEnias it
Epzs-twsH MACY q BAsfiLI0E.
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w BIotches on the Skin, EruptiOns, etc, are
supernduced by humors in the blood, and very
annoying youths and infants Curriers' Spanish Mjste
when taken according directions attacks the
diseases dlodges hem and them by forcing the upon
the surface relieves the sufferer and him to
health. ~
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

VIE DTec ors Of this Comp ny nov announce L" the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid IF with suit
able and walks and puTtons Of the grounds sub
divided Family Lots, which offered for sale
The Of the grounds be the Office Of Lind
ey Crockett where the public invited TO call and
the
The Company feel confident they could not have made
itale location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville and pledge themselves to the public spare
money pains make 1t equal to any Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville may feel pride in
TIE Cemetry |, in the charge o. competent Super
intendent, living the und under whose direction in
erments will be made in the best manner and 81 he usual
charges.
The Directors Of the Company DESTROYS that the
should be visited by the Citizens Of Nashville, and
for purpose omnibus will leave the Office Of Lindsey
Crockett o'clock Tuesday afternoon the 9th inst
every Friday afternoon thereafter the hour.
The will be free.
Ladies and Families DESTROYS Of visiting the grounds viii
called their residences by sending their by send
ing their cards. TO the President Of the Company.
A. " S. LINDSEY, President.
c. W. NASCE Sec'y. BUG jy3-u
G. PArTEE J. COLLINS is. HUTTON
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Awful and Fatal consequences


EENSUE from treating Bowel comp this season Of
II the year with Brandy, Opium Astringents When
checked in this the disease is cured but the
is merely stopped up, and is fortunate it appears
then dangerous diseases Of the head avered the
patient has chance for his life How do we hear Of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked death from
disease Of the BRAIN produced by the medicine taking place
a few hours after?
THE GRBFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully uccessufu in suchlcompains BY
chemical action it produces change in the
Bowels and thus enables nature TO perform her
The Board Of Health of New York certify that the
Ch1rers disappeared from the Quarantine as this
medicine wa, used at the Hospitals.
DR. Knowlten, Of Boston, calls the greatest aid to the
medical profession and blessing to the patient.
DR. De orrest, Of New York, says every case
OF disorder OF the bowels promp y, and that he always
il in cases.
Capt Taylor, Of the Army certiaes that cures all
of Dysenery contracted 20 Me and that
rally used by officers who contracted that complaint
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York, re-
commends 70 be kept in every family TO be ready check
all disorders Of the Bowels on the frst appearance.
BY Count Bodisco 1t recommended TO the Medical
Board Of ST. Petersburg and by them the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia. II has
in several Iropean countries with great success.
In Ma hve large quantities Of il have been used in times
Of Cholera.
Throughout the whole State Of Tennessee II Is known as
the best and Only certain remedy for Bloody Flux
have always offered refund the money any case can
be heard Of that has net affected HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The same offer is stin con-
tinued. ALEX MACKENZIE.
jvne23-tf
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Longer Time.

DEING disposed give murh indulgence possible 10
ID those indebted 20 for bar retail accounts and Who
have not settled the in accordance with our sts
notice. induced TO give them until the LIST Of July
next for the payment dhe When, II not paid BY that
time, shall place the accounts in the hands Of an ocer
TO collect. LYONS CO,
feII-t1iv Cedar
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

'Hk next ACADEMIC year WI eolnmence tcpember lst
TITS Institution has enjoyed Forty years Of unngsFrup
ed Prosperity.
In regard heah IL believed % have equal In The
UEited States CholeTa, Chils and Fever TYPHOID and
Scarlet Fever aad smsY fatal Diseases hxye oeesrF-
ed here hat three 6ea Of BoaIdsrs Ia sty ysArs
In regard malernA inasnceciAis eqaaits with the
best regulated private fauss Ia al personAi
habits, moral and mental culture.
kmpioys. airnosf exclusively sonfheEn Tea<hess Ne
coaah~rn Parent she gives this Insituion personal ex
snnin@fian w ~ thiak, ana br gatns f.rtasE
Jliy, siss-twix c. D. ELLIOIr
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

IA > ACRES Of Valuable Land both sides Of tn
It 4 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad 10 miles from
Nashville, which depot has been recently located well
improved good water good soil, with fair proportion Of
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
and residence Either side Of the road the whole
will be sold to suit purchasers.
1861 ACRES mile from the town OF Franklin in
Williamson county, the Liberty road, and mile Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation. Has comfortable Dwelling House.
lasting Springs, and productive sosuitable for four
handsome settlements will sell n 4, =, all to suit
purchasers.
I6 ACRES mostly timbered part the Brentwood Tract
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad miles South Of
Nashville soil Of excellent quality admirably adapted
the purposes Of Vineyard Nursery Market Garden.
10H ACRES on the Gaatin Turnpike road, 81 miles
from Nashville, between Stull and Sedge; would make
business in town convenient and comfortable country
resd' nee.
Western RailrC adj II miles ofNsshvile Big Harpeh
River and miles Kingston Springs; 1870 Acres
edbaance well timbered-gOod soil and water, and COM
Ortable improvements.
52H ACRES, well improved, miles from Nashville,
the Mill Greek Valley Pike, and the N. K. r. Soil
Of good quality good Dwelling fine young Orchard and in
very good neighborhood.
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots miles North Of Nash.
vile, the Whites Greek Turnpike road beau
tiful building lot
LOTS any size, from so feet 25 Acres the Buena
Vista Turnpike road, from to miles Of Nashville with
without Timber convenient to Buena Vista Springs.
10 LOIS in the corporation Of Nashville Wilson's
Springs; several the Franklin Turnpike road
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. r. several and the
Muree boro' Turnpike road in the Tth Ward and several
west Of Capitol Hin near the corporation line.
PRICES LOW Tt RMS LIBERAL. Those who wish to
purchase would do well to make ear application to
apO-u CIV NANCE.
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Leather Betting.

Also large lot OF Copper Burs, and Rvets, and Lace
Leather OF all kinds.
Cash, by B. CUTTER,
mayl2 College and Broad
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InsOIyent Notice.

accordance with decree Of the ChAncery court Nash
vile, at its May term 1855. hereby notify all person.
having demands against the Of Richard Lewis decd
insovent and they will forward
before the Sl day Of July inst and file their claims in
the Chancery Clerks Office said estate Is transferred
the Chancery Court for settlement.
Tvs C. r. BRIsN IAN
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500 Reward.

ID ANAMAi from the residence II MAJ A H. A0xTeo3KAI,
II niles from Nashville, The morning Of Monday the
cay q jane inst negro woman named MARY, Of DARK
copper color and between twenty x and thirty yeArs Of
aher hs medium sle aud Of ane appearance rather
pleasant eontrnance. front teeth very bed
she raised IN near ROSing Green. KY, and vas
brought 70 and sold about months since Jas
jackson q the neighbor0Od Of Bowling GreSn she has
belonging 70 gentleman 10 that place, and Nisl
doubtless attempt get back there, snd om there 10 nee
State.
VII dive the seoye reward for hsr apprehension and de-
livery 10 me, at nay ones In Nashville, Tenn.
Janeli WILL l. BOYD. u.
Putnama Monthly Cor Juy,
HO1sehoid w0sda
The School. Fshox
Jusa rscsivsa b. liySl JOHN YORK 4 co.
L'REsa BUTTER-Eiss andres EuaAs. sEr
u mavig
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF PIANOS.

A the Piano Forte and Music saloon Of J. MCCLURE,
II be found the largest and best Of Pianos
ever offered In this market consisting Of 81 and Octave,
Plain and beautifully Carved Rose wood One Of them
is Semi grand which for briancy and purity OF tone is
unsurpassed by Square Piano. before the public.
The makers g. H. Gale Co.. have surpassed them
selves, and will add aure to their already high
reputation. Those wanting No Instrument be
c0mmJdated upon reasonable terms as il they
purchase directly Of the Manufacturers. Ibsve also large
socS a Small Instruments MeodeOns and Sheet Music
bracing all the New Pieces, Wszes POkss, Song, &C. &C.
Schools &C, furnished upon reasonable terms any
House in the United States.
~ Remember the Number SO UNION STREET.
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South Nashville.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
Vhe Citizens in Arms.

WATER OR NO WATER Gas or no Gas, Light or Dark.
w ness, Macatsmised Streets Nut, Bridge no
Bridge the questions engrossing the attention
the 7th and Sth Wards.
Wishing to have hand in every thing that is going on
have concluded to pitch this free hght and by
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HNZ9E 0bEe Lots.


Lots Market street. opposite the Rutedge property
Lot fronting 80 feet College street, and extending
through Hume street. Immediately adjoining the Vaughn
property.
Lot fronting IS feet College street. in the Campbell
property, which there il dauble frame tenement.
Lot fronting 81 feet College street, and adjoining the
Baptist Church.
Several Lots College street, part Of the Mallory
property.
Lots on Maple street, University Place, at the
junction Of Maple and the MurfreesbOro Turnpike
Lots every and anywhere in Maurys and Claibornes
plan Of lots.
Lots in q. Ewng's Addition.
Lots in the Wetmore Ewing Addition.
Lots in the Barrow Grove property, the Episcopal
Church
Lots College and Market streets, in the McGehee
Plan.
Lots in and near University Place a
Lots generally everywhere.
We accommodate every body with a Lot that wants
one.
We have them Of all sorts, sizes and shapes.
All good bad or Indifferent; OF fine SOIL others
Astounding in elegant rock; Of free soil others pos
ssed Of the valuable privilege Of contributing the sup
port Of City Government the diffusion Of knowledge
and to the extension Of Railroads.
In short, pledge ourselves suit all persons II any
one should want anything extra uncommon will man
uacture lot to suit him, being amply supplied with the
raw material, Call soon, they going.
LINDSLEY CROCKETT.
may26-1m SO College ST.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery.

THE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
L Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government,
der the supervision OF the Captain General of Cuba, will
take place at II vsna
TUESDAY, JULY p, 1856.
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ITO STOCK RAIsERs the Farming Community Esaersi
b. Who vii send t5ooein postage stamps vii tell
uas "a D. g. RUMsEY
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0U6I Fri5es, amounting to..'..- 'eo0i00V
Tickets SO 90: Halves IS 90; Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear It's being
ost. Orders punctualy atende to- Communications con-
hdental Bank Of sound banks taken par. Draw
ings sent to all ordering tickets
Those wishing particular numbers should order inme-
dia ely.
The 5000 prizes Of IS determined by the drawing OF
the capital Of a. 500 IL the number that draws the capital
number those tickets ending with O. g 4, 8,
entitled to s.; If odd number those tickets ending
with l, 8, 5, !, Q, are entitled to IS.
Address JAMES 4. WINTER, Manager,
MAcos, Ga.
I'll NaaaHIIIR p o.
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Pigmies are Pigmies still, though psrehsd On
Alps.

- SINGS POPE but that blank verse" sung as the
closing hymn Of cur Mayor and Aldermen, makes -oarS
Pony he editorial fraternity l please excnse big horse
and big cart and big notWithstand-
ing treated the conmes segar which IS per
l0oO eash We hope cur many friends via assist IN
atioB, and send Big os o. subscribers To clubs Of
% or less iii do the hsnsome thing The Horse and
Cart wiz run regular usaa n0tsistandng hrwsomersr
D. G. RUMSEY.
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Public SDeakinS

Mr.. Michael Vaughn, Of the Electors for Davidson
county aud RASDAL W McGAvocK will address their fellow
citizens at the following times and places:
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MOPs AND SCRUBBTNG BRUSHES.
lust Received. Lsns Had ScrubbiaF Bra-Ass, Han
ID Bsooms. nastag Hruahes Mops, Tea Cop Mops, real
nayss aAcKESzTg q wrLsax.
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"0'sr the Lake where dropped the WILLOW"
LARGE lot Of Market Baskets Of all sizes, made nom
n this same Willow, so said" for sale BY
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Fresh Spring Honey Strained or IN the Comb.
IsAKEN this Spring from the aplary Of DR.. T. B. Hanlln,
Il also specimen Of tue Hives used will be exhibited
"free ali reasonable hours which price viii be AIDED
should the "nnsnimous wish Of portion Of the Su-
diense, for particulars call and see Il at
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have something sweet 70 sell you,
Ths Bottle you may keep
A SEQUEL TO aye Fly" being direct descendant Of
n the Nectar the heather gods used when they got
spree and kicked the stars out Of the skies in IS
that time. For sale "low down. considering the quality
g. RUMsEY.
Nora BESE.-"COrn. Metre. No connection with Land
Agencies.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1856-01-24
From the Washington Union.
THE ANNUAL MESSAGE OF
THE PRESIDENT.

The annual message of the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States has become
an event of international significance
The rapidity Of our advancement in
all the arts Of peace and Of war, and
the successful application of the re-
publican principle to the science Of
government in this country, render
every such message interesting to all
the powers Of the earth, and of imme-
diate importance to our own citizens.
The State paper communicated to
Congress by President Pierce on the
3lst day Of December, 1865, derives
signal consequence from this state Of
facts, but there are points Of interest
in his message. growing out Of our
domestic and foreign relations, which
entitle it to peculiar consideration.
The prosperity and progress Of our
country are described with mastery
fidelity. The condition Of the Treas
ury Department, in all its vast ahd
complicated details, pretcnts a picture
that will suggest universal desire to
obtain the report ofSccretary Guthrie,
which, when laid before the people,
will show not only distinguished sbil-
ity in the management of that impor-
.tant branch Of the government, bun
will triumphan,ly vindicste the opcr-
alton Of the great principle of the in
dependent treasury, now daily proving
IL. cGi'a'y. The Secretary sugses-
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1856-01-24
TIE NATIONALITY OF THE
KNOW NOTHING ORGANlZA-
TION.

Again and again the people Of this
and other Southern States were told,
pending the late elections, that the
Know Nothing society was a national
party" and compose OF sounder ma
tcrials at the North than any other
Political organization.
The election of eight Abolition
Governors by the Order-the election
to the United States Senate Of Will
son, Seward, Hale, Bell of New
Hampshire, Truinbull-the nulliiica-
ton of the Massachusetts and other
Know Nothing Lcsislaturcs-and,
finally, the deno1cment ut Phlladelphia
were all adduccd as unmistakeablc
evidence that the Organization, SO far
from being sound, had done more to
promote Abolitionism than the Free
Soil faction itself; but, in reply 10
these proofs, the managers at the
South still persisted in their sbsurd
s-severations, and asked for suspen-
sion of public judgment until Know
Nothingism Mad developed its pur-
poses in the present Congress.
Well, Congress has met. The test
has been applied, and what is tho re-
suit? The country has been brought
to the very verge Of revolution. The
ship of State rocks wildly on the bill
lows of sectional strife. The storm
RACES as it has never ragged before.
Shoals and quicksands are before the
vessel, and there is no one endowed
with presence to forctcll its fate. The
combined elements of Religious Big
otry and Abolitionism, under the spe--
cious guise Of Americaniam, hmtc
deprived the Democracy of the mem
bcrs they possessed in the last Con-
gress. Those that remain, stand Us a
unit, in solid phalanx, clingin z to tho
flag of the Constitution, amid the fury
of the strife. The Southern Know
Nothings are running hither and thith-
or, a. men who know not what to do.
The Tennessee members Of the Order
have rushed wildly into the embraces
of Free Soilism. Lake, Walker aud
Smith Of Alabama, and a few other
unhappy spirits seem to be entirely
without guides. But, in their eager
ness to avoid uniting with the Demo
cratic party in support of candidate
whom they know to be true to the
South, they are abetting the Aholi-
tionists. And their Northern brethren
the men whom they told US would
be true to the South-are doing their
utmost to consummate the foul wrong
threatened against the South,--thc
election Of Speaker with the avow
ed purpose Of insulting and degrading
her.
SO much for the boasted "nationai-
ity" Of the Know Nothingism.-Ms-
s:Ssippidn.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1856-01-24
FALL FASHIONS FOR 1856.
@. p. Miller & Son.
Northwest Corner PabIic Squarel

Northwest Corner Pablo Square,
RIPLEY, MISSISSIPPI.
iHAVE just received their NINTH annu.
-. al Stock of FALL ard WINTER
GOODS, which they will sci. very low to
Cash customers, or to punrtval men on the
usual time. They invite the attention OF
the Ladies to their Splendid assortment Of
Fancy and Dress Goods, consisting in part
Of the following:
Silks, Sa!ins, Cashmeres, Merinoes, De-
LANES, Alpacas, Muslins, Jaconets, Bare
ges, Collars. Laces, Gloves, Dress Trim
mings,, Ribbons DC, DC
They invite the attention of Gentlemen
TO their large Stock of Fashionable HATS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES. UMBRELLAS DC.
PLANTERS are requested to call and
examine their Stock of Homespuns, Lin
seys. Kerseys, Jeans. Blankets and Negro
Shoes, before purchasing elsewhere.
Teachers and the reading public are re-
luested to call and examine their assort.
ment ofSchool and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationery &c.
They have also, Saddles, Saddle Bags,
Brides, Horse and Mule Collars. Buggy
and Wagon Whips, Glassware, Window
Glass, Queensware, Hardware. Cutlery,
Carpenters Tools, Axes, Spades, Il shovels.
To the lovers of the WEED they would
say, they havea lot Of FINE Chewing To-
bacco and Cigars.
TO Sportsmen they would say, they have
some fine Rifle aud Shot Guns, Powder,
Shot, Lead, Percussion Caps &c,
They have and keep constantly on hand,
Buggy N Carriage Springs and Axles. Wag-
gon Boxes, Castings, Iron n Nails. Toyelh-
er with every other article usually kept
Dry Goods Store.
October llth 1855.