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A. C.. & A. B. BEECH
o, COLLEGE STREET,

NO. 4D, CGLLEGE SIHEEIs
TNJ N So EH W G E4 E1 ES
IJAve u1w in store a very large amount Of New and
II Desirable Pan and Winter GOods, direct from the
hands Of Importers a1d manufacturers al Of which have
willie for n. oacp1ss of blyipg goo viii certainly DO well
to ca tnI aiae sso'E before making 5her Par-
chsse We are determined sell at the lowest hgures
Silks
Rich dounced Silks Striped Broclds ohinE Flouneei
Jayoa &"
NeE style stripe ami y all Silks OF all kinds
Pine bI'S R-ot tni Nrmio SILKS for mournnE
AIars- 'ek PLAN big sdks Of the best makes in all
Cashm res and DeLanss.
Our Of 5len Dress ood en5rsces everything in
this ine -Ru- cich rigi Ldnes, hae 4dgd Ctshnere-
pen N,i1a dns bIs -rino, also Plain brE OeLa0es
pip', best aale On b'E B. aEHe and AiPace@' eli
prices eJpd aud bPk Cobsrgs Clot1s.
tl1aks R1d Shawls
NJ every stv'e c. ,h vlvt Aud HOire Antique stel'
b1rd-r snaEs All SC rf Long aud Square sla"l plain
Blk and Drao do.
Fine Val. Lace Sets;
A" Cjltrs style:
Frsue1 nee Iis. v,r< c lars tri nmed;
Nss ,ty.s 1n1I dI,in S.tt-;
En1d linen sets 90 Jl;,1st Collars and Sleeves
oFtne - tut; a style EDbd travelling se.ts'
LAGet a ie HemUi:h and nb'l X md rs;
z 90 Skirts. SIDE . IDS toc SSirt'i
H.r5.pfa, 1sv arucis IrA'' Goth for skirts;
Hoo9ei HI.r Stirts, plain Domestic Hoop aElrls'
Hod5ry AMI Gloves.
BsstmIse Xii jl,v7' q Idies aud Gentlemens(
LliieF AK. a hnsre, Lise thread, Seaver and Raw
s1k c-i Glwss;
wollel an suck Ciasntlets
Every description dentle mems G owes and Gaunt-
let's
Mis.s,' Bsave- Gloves FOR ScAooi;
Brk Raw silk II Sc Ain and -eced;
B'z Cash ere ant W ,rstei toe -ades and misses;
Very sups ior lot Ladies and Misses GreS Engish
L,rss lot c6ireas wOrsted Hose, and Grecian Boots
All coloes sa,,rru Kutan; Yarns;
Grey sh lser Yarn.
Gsutlemsn's Furnishing Goods.
Brk and Pa &C tr-uCh Cloths;
Five Fancy Dole u FrelcI CASsimeresi
g 4bI'k D Jeskin Ca -sinsr-s;
Paa Blu. and Brk Double English Cashmere, new ar
Betuliful ag'd Velvet vesing;
Eegaat IAt re,dy made shirts and Shirt Collars
Rea H. N ,d- l. nen Shirt "osons;
Gentle pens Metz Uuter-Shrts and Drawers
Plain and R,Bbei silk shirts and Drawers;
Ladies Nett wo,l an Nerno Vests.
House Furnishing Goods.
Table Damnsk, cry variety
Linen awes Napkins ani 'lu ,kaback Dapers;
Marsetes o uits Lineu and Domestic sheeti1g;
Pillow 81 p Linens an Domestic
Carpets aud Curtain Goods
weh.ve on hand a very heavy stock OF Carpsts,-the
best uaC.a ply and pv Ctrps tapestry and Vel
vet Ctpct bsAutul in Velvet and Tapestry, tne
Velvet Rags Cen STYLES, rarlor Mats OF all knd-,
Wpsstei ass, + r0rs satin DeLRnrs, figured aud
Etrined, in styes, ~ .gaut Lace an Isr Curtain,
aorot tered " sln 81 The piece. Cornicts Pins, and
Baud Of Ocsutu styles. imps, Loops ard o. her
trim aaSs tcl. IhIss atgipg small rooms 20 cover
be 1pihi with tuts OF Carpets a. very t1u"ed
pr ces yerE u dae Bed Blankets. White and
grew Negro 3aaket' a1d Arcic Travelling Blankets and
shaEs 0f tI kad', Negro Clothing Of alknts Is, Wagon
Sh hsst1g, yards vide. A Z. A. B. BEEyH,
septic ~ '"'ege street
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Win Be distributed according TO the following
UNRIVALIED SCHEMEN
APPROxiM&TION FRIzE
P'AeS eS@A1Oan'ihE ..S1OO OOO
Whole Tickets, $40; Bslves IS; eIsIs,Is Sz CO.

ASOSO PilAes AknOentlnk 70. S1OO UOO
Whole Tickets, $40; RAVES IS; epsIitIs Sz CO.
PLAN OF THE LOTTEEY
Thirty Thousand nun bers ecrreSps nd WITH y cse on
The TrketS are placed wheel 1hs hrsf $50 pr
are pIa ed in another VI eel Eubsr draw frc ~ the
Number Wheel and At the TT Ee draw nc m
the oher wheel. The Prize draw l. Heed asa ast the
nun Der drawn This operation repet ted until all II
prizes drawn out.
approximation Prizes.-The two p-seedIna
and the succeeding numhr. those daVing the hrs1
$50 prizes will be eniit to the go Approximate. Prsss
according to the Scheme.
IN ORnERTNG TICKETS
Enclose the ney sddr for the tickets ordered
receipt Of VII eh they will be forwarded b, 6rst mail
Of drasn numbers prizes will Le sent 10 Dur.
chssers Immediately after the d. ing,
Orders for Tickets shon'd be sent In early.
~ Pur hasers will plelse write their plaa
and give their post offce county and State
" Remember hateVsry Prize is rGWa and pay yabs In
ful without dFd-eticn.
81 AT Prizes 900 and under paid Immediately an -
the draEDg-Othe the Of thirty daya
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets e1shed renewed other Tickets A. aha
Office. Orders for TicketE can he addressed TO
8. SWAN co Atlanta. &c.
orS SWAN. M0ntF omery, Ala.
octl4 orr STIMSTEEN, Box 8, NJ skvile p. o.
A IN" above is not ''ld Der ssiiens,
10 Certificates or Packages car BE- sold in Il.
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Facts About AmbrOtyDes.

A byn by a 4, LSRoo4BE, IL '-"
Ambrotypes made noWh else 10 Nashville than
the Ambrotype Rooms No. 40 College 81.
Amhro.vpes Sde upon double plate glass hermet
csy sealed and thus protected against all possibility OF IN
Jury
AmOrotype CounterieitS made single glass, ne
sealed and durable ordinary dsgue reOtyp
AmbrUlypes named by the Invent dstin guis
them from all other pictures. Other borrow the
and sppy 10 in erior picture which LACKS the mai
,oiDts of IN mi and durnhi iehl
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

WHOSE sands OF lie have nearly run ou discovered
w while living in the East ladies certain for
Consumption Bronchitis, Coughs, Gods, and general De
bill y Wishing 10 uch good possible, he vi
semi to such of hs an cted ngs request IT, th
recipe with fan explicit directions for making it M
and sn,ce su using it, lie requires each applicant to
enclose i'm shl inEthree cents to be reformed a.
postage on the recve and he tnder 70 be applied 10
the payment Of this advertisement. Ad iress,
D.. n. James, No. 10 Grand 81, Jersey City, n. J.
oci25-6t
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WORTH $1,000!

THE MILK ~ ROSES, and FIX rRACF OF ELDER BIOS
SONS kes the skin white, spotless, and youthfuy
fair deicatey transparent blooming, and imparts to the
the charming expressions Of youth Fleets
instan ansous Cure skin disea,es. Fal instructions
for making il the receipt Of ooe portage stamp
Addre>s Madame Fl.ss Legouve, New York Post Once
oct25-6t
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Straw Hats and Bonnets.
IOEIS r. DESSART.

7 ATELv FROM PARIS, b x leave to T. form the ciiT
Il u Nashville and neiRh6Orng towns that he 10
prepared beaCh press ROnnets and Hats in n
style. H. promises to hose who Nih parcuEe hin
that they not recognize their Bcnuets Hats
make The m ise Mllnrrs, Hsgtes and Merchant
all ind 70 th-r interest TO make ems Hh him
Nrc ants who have old Hats BonnetS he nd
their Old stock and sell It He viii sis, Attsn,
to living straw Goods CEn at No. IL LsAderi's 81,
octs-9n Up Stairs.
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AyVTAEINZVNG EYlENXENT
TO EoNSUMPTTVESu
French Window Glass.

144 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK,

IA CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK,
Two Doors West of Hudson River Railroad Depot
nPFERS &c Desers Consumers his celebrated brands
Of French Window Glass favorable terms Parties
wishing information be furDshei with prices receipt
their address. Glass cut any desired pattern, and
packed free OF charge ap25-1y
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HUI. D 0 u GL a S
WHOE4ES NNlF DEAHIIIR,
NoRTn MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tenn.

AM arrsnging for sale rctiy new stork Of Goods
the large Ware Rooms oi b. Doug As, situated fe
steps beOS a. NashvIlle I'm Lot
This Stock embraces American and imported DRY GOOl
in larPe assortments SM Ii WARES in great variety
IN A No. | assortment of
Hats Boots, shoes. BTOgnnS. &c.
All OF which will sell az sss than Market value with Il
view Of closing the entire st before removing to Il
former stand
Retail Dealers most resp ctiuy requested to exam
this eek, aud assured that they make money
doing 90. Augl9
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT
KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
PHILADELPHIA.
6 F. JACORY CO-


IMPORTERS of and dealers the various Foreign Gnd
nestle Marbles, Statuary, Ae, have constantly hand
large and selert assortnet of MANTLES, T0MBS NOM
NENTS, TABLE TOPS. &c, OF every description not 9
ceed BY any in the city for beauty symmetry and finish
CABINErMAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CU7
TIERS, furnished at the shortest notice with Marble Of
description and pattern whether Fore Domestic eth
terms.
We especially invite attention our stock on hand.
feb2G
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PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE
EEnDlOVnaent for the Winter.

DERRS0 vs. in town country in search Of employment
as II income to hl up their leisure hours,
hear Of sch ny encl ,snR stamps to postage TO
frof james T. Horne, Box New York Post Office. The
is tte1 toether alton in life inmateria
II is icle Of daily cOnsump ion and he manufac
turrd In any persons dwelling Secured by copy right
Wn in the Union oc25-6t
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The two Creetd nE sDd q sUccs, ng pumkers 10
bose svjnR the Brst pr ~ De- ertt cd 70 the
IS sPpfoNimaton pins f~T Cxtmpt III tirf ets No.
1889 avs the uC0o pr Is, lose CLe's ~ mh red
l,2ie, II 29, ll2:i ynd z32 Nin Re eutted to
Ss'e ~ so On aceordi the above scl,re n 'ict
No should BE- da he kin stiOus v6tld b. g. g.
% stS and 5000 lfueIst so tOU b. ud . dawn be
P1 xmaon would he g. 99S. 20 999 g. u ict st
10 or 1898 o on be CTbWb, The app oxHGJOns vii
be ON the ssm principle
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there 8nCOO rcksts numbered
frcm 70 16tO0 There p u o. aad eSs Ap q.
prUIimstiC rs making tn al 1,llvtr
The bers from 10 81, spe n ing vth the
n-m0ers on the eke's, prhtydor sep sps paier,
are rolled up ard enti led Wal ali tn ub,s LLd llsetd
a Glass Wheel
The amounts of the different f2l au TnEss smfItrly
Print ard eu"iIci d. are TlHc VA wheel
evolving h ulees. numb ffOu. tn wheel Of
numbers and At the same uuIe pfEe W. ON the
Nher whvei, BY boys Sho Dt Eafo ed - Uanber
AMI the pr draSn out opened end Xubirsd the
udieIct AID regsiets' BY tie mHss OnsF, the ITEs
being PLACID against tie uu.t~r drawn. n operation
srTeA,d until bu thu prE-s drawn our 1hs dlsEog
NE printed, aud after ari On, tia Con
cen hcs ~ is ecrTeciLss~.
~ AL Ordsrs for uCksfs packages in any Of n e
harylanu Lotteries n reeve pTYHp AEsnton N
iraSihg mailed 10 all puICEassts n stty ater u
sVer. Address 7. bL bBrR CO,
No. 30 fai este stree, H. Il, no ~.
&C % dAv BairmCrs, Garyisnd
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49, Having associated with me In
kSr~~eA my basiness Mr. Va. H. AIscaIs arm ls
nov as hsl0w JAS ~ 0RAIGHkAD.
Nashville, NAY l. 1855
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Land for Sale,

OFFER for sale (70O) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES @
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike x
Roaa, miles from Columbia and foa Mt. Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract Whichf , de.
This Land equal superior 70 Aaury county
is well watered he celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sale well tbered and well improved
here the premises beautiful building site.
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road Is
will be divided 10 suit purchasers sold in body.
For furtherinfOrmaon apply to me at AshWoodP once,
Maury county, Tennessee.
augl1-n LUCIUs POLK
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.


CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE,
2n0 pkgs cov'd Buckets; I125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes 200 =" Hames;
200 nests Tubs pain ed; 500 Zinc Wash Boards:
2T5 Vanished and Three $1,000 Pow andles;
Hoop Buckets; 10 nests White Pine Tubs
81 zoo assed Handles 1925 900 Cane Fishing Poes
I75 white Cedar Buckets 300 Sss'Ied Liquor Kegs
200 doE Tar GINS; 10 doE Cedar Cans;
500 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes varnShd
IS doz Pine hurns, assorted 200 Painted BIS .
Is p" Cellar keelers;
100 nests white Cedar Tubs 125 dos Well Buckets ased
BASHET WARE.
200 willow Wagons common 7aO nests German Market do.
$50 " extra; 80 " Clothes do;
500 +" Carts common; 100 doz Feed Baskets in store
500 I" ex. tall tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; zoo dozen assorted Market
100 Whlow Cradles; Baskets,
200 extra rs JoE Children's Rattan and
$50 dozen willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; ~ -'-''~' doI as,'tsd once Chairs,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer
AlsoCo. Hampers; imported fancy Basket; Work Fruit
and Flower Stands. Aso-WilOw Work made to order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dog Feather busters; 100 bales ATcant Mats;
500 ass'ted shoe Brushes 81 Jute Hsrk and skeleton
100 ex Scrub " Mats.
IS Rocking Horses; 25 dos Toy Air Pistols
CORDAGE, TWINES, &C.
1n0coi ~ and y inch Manila Rope 69O feet;
150 col s y, 4 to inch do do, assorted;
25 reels Bed Cord and Pow Line Manila;
$50 dog Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord:
100 dog Hemp Bed Cords; 10n bates Carpet Chain:
0On lbs broom T vine Hemp; Il 500 lbs Wool irvine,
$40 lbs RisS g - 500 Seine TWine;
Is bales Batting; 80 reels Hemp Packing;
Is :" Hicking; IS coils Tarred Rope;
$50 4" Wrapping Tvine; 150 Jute Rope;
PAPER.
1900 bundles (Frund) angerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 McsTegor's do do;
1900 reams LOcklsnd do do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; rs reams Shoe Paper;
lI5 Ham 20 " Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dry 600 lbs Roofing do, sauted
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles, Lard Oil, Opal CsLdies Stearne Candles
Starch, German Soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted.
CEDAR'FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit.
ALsO-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, in-iots
Wood saws Saw Backs Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Rivets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CITURNS.
Pine Churns Is 60 inch Red Cedar do 16 IS do
Cerdar do i6, IS 20 % do ranted d, 20, %, "a do
Brass Hoop do' - " do Barrel do i6, 49, 20, ~ do
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top; PLANK Top:
For sale by s. n BARRETT,
msyl4 cor. Walnut and Front SITS, Cincinnati, o
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Elegant Fall and Winter Goods.
w. A. g. ]. G. M'CLELLAND,


81 AID ss College str~-t
RICH DRKss GOODS.
Elegant nress : ks of sv~ry quAiiiy. mary o. vhbe
cane thrsgsh The large sartiOn sales N hsu foE,
can b. sold very low
Rlch Csshmeres and DeLAnaa;
- plain Cashmeres;
Pistn ard Printed Nsrinos;
enpsrhns blsek Gros- De Rineg
Persian Merinas End nsLAnes. As., Ae.
LACE GOODS, RIBBONS, Ac-
Rich Val lace Settss
" Cofars
Val Lace, Edgings aadIusertlnss;
Jtckon~t md ssiss Edgnss. inssFaEs ard Foancngss
Rich Ris0as and rrinH ngs in great Vars'y, ae &c.
cLOAKs, sHAwLs AND scARFs.
Jast openinE great variety 81 coass. % Cloths and
YsiEsts, lats.t desigas
cashusFe and heavy Issg sAswts "a grest variety;
Travcb shasb and Rlaaksss ior Genls;
c.. mere and Rrorhs s~ars se
CURTAIN GOODS.
sstin faiars DanAsks L@ee Ana Mnsin cartRlns shis
Se are selling veFy cheap.
STAPLE oO0ns.
Our siok Of staple Goods Args ana eemYiss "a
coths, Osssinsrrs. Nsstngs saunss. Fsnbs, linseys
Kerseys rrsgts eesehed sad bsoSn Denesfes eestngp
Tas,s Lnras, Touehars. cansea Faans, TekiBes irkh
Linens S-Ero bznksls fas haakrts egaa7e ned hiaak
sts vh usas oihsr soods uaisA ossrag 81 Vufy
l0w pFic~s , cash
wool and corton Hosiery. Gloves, &e
WshAFs ne mcit con lets lac of Hosesy GooAs sTss
sasrva shis ashs' or lAaiss. Nsss Gents "a Bags.
hsasy slovcs 81 esery tina AT heel LLAMA
sepsas ass 8 sna % Collage -
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FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY!
TINHE chez pc tsnd bet for Fever and Agus and
i ali Feversi incident 80 the season.
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:


4 ali Feversincident 50 the season.
HEAR WHAT THE DOCTORS SAY:
We hereby certiy that have submitted the 6rsen-
berg Fever and Ague Remedy 10 close inspection and
scientific Ansyss and have also tested s curative quail
ties Ia OF in'truit'en fever. We take
pleasure In saying thar has proved eHple successu
and that h 10 most skilfuh mPounded remedy. NUT
. most beneficial nnsepce IN s suc eases; i tonic
properties immediae and highly saiutary, and IL IL
hy deserving he conh hdenee Of brethren of med
ical faculty and OF the rusnc.
sAnUxL H. MAsHrY, V. d, New York,
W. RtvnOsS, n p Wisconsin,
Wa a. sIxHnafoS, " n Illinois,
Taos J. JOS, SOS, N. D., Nissonri
VIZ c. KufRTDoE. ". D., Ne nAnpshlre,
JAnE r. NoIs, n. y tndisna.
Ia0. y, TxahINGT y, ". d, Caifarnis,
VIZ. z. AsgfoS, ~ y Lfa'slz ns.
The esmpesi ion Of this eedy Ueudes those medicinal
snbstsBe-s which eEped phyAns have louR rssor
TO special aeion the system whsn desAnged By Fs
Arus and General Debility, resatrg IRON exposaFs
climatic naae1er These rendered permanent and
aeilvs IN tha pscpsrAiian coossqasnne Of
scientific In shchahes cembined IN thia ned
iclne nstsie sails be fund by The dsli,ate
chemical anaysa In sseh package are two dsne; nes
cnea powerful vegetable tonic that viii II the
Agae and box of Pills that v prrvrntits Eecurrenes OF
taken In tine wfl ths that pronste hs
ars, sppsaraars Price hr The paege 80 For sale
by al drsggts.s in the state ALkA- AACkENuk.
ssptfo geni Aren't Grsf cemPsry.
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valuable CIV PrOpertY Tor Sale.

eligbly situated building lot College street. is offer
Il ed for sale reasonable terms Apply at tue PdtriO
Once. jy2-G
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=
NO SS3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Agent for the BEST HostOn and New York
INSTEU W NIS
TINHE Largest assortment OF Panos Melodeons Musical
Insrume nts and Musical Merchandise Of all kinds, IN
the United States Pianos from FEs different lee
comprising those OF every variety Of style from the plain
neat aud substantial 81 octaves In Walnut or Rosewood
Cases. from 81 to +2 O. To those OF ne mos elegant nnsh
up to OEE TE usANo DoLLARs No houe in the Union can
compete above in the number, variety ana cee-
bry its instrumentS in the EXTREMELY 10" PRICES
At which they are 'old.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With without Frames possessing IN their improve
ments Of over-stnEs and action, length OF scale,
power compass ~ equal 20 the 6rAnd flano,
united With the beauty and durability Of structure OF me
square Piano They y pronounced by the fress and
by the Musical to be equal to those OF any other
They bu Of the best and most thorough
W seasoned material and guaranteed to stand Tue ~ooa
Earh instrument guaran,AeI to give satfAoon pur
chase money refund. q. SECOND HAND PIANOS AZ
GREAT BARGAINS consti tinty in store price from tSO
10 at40.
Horace waters, WeIOdeOnS, supe' Tor instru-
ments in tone tou and darso OF make (runea 20 hs
equal temperzmsnt Nelofeons or 81 Other styles ana
makes Price as $40 sIo 100 sls5, fl40 double Reeds
and tso banks Of vs., 900 Less liberal Discount
CisrgVmrn .nd ant Churohe., extra discount
HarIInss tuiiars,. BroEn's Harp, Flutes, fiu-
tuas AccordSns odns,. and Musical instruments OF al
kinds st lover prices than ever before offered to the public
large d count 70 fsachers and Schools The trade sup
piled ant the most libtrs terms.
Music:-one OF The largest and best selected oguea
OF MUSIC nov " 'ne Sho GO shu
popuA airs Of the day, and viii be sold At hird of
Music sent by mail 10 all parts OF tha eo1ntry post paid
Particular and atte nOn paid to all orders received
by mail Satisfaction guarSntcd in every instance Pianos
and Me0decns for rent, and rent Above purchase
Pianos and Ne odeons for sale on Monthy psyuents.
seeondhAr Pianos akea 81 exchange for new General
ard select Catalogues and schedule Of prices forwarded
all parts OF the country by mall.
- Great oTsfed to Agents In all parts Of
the country sell the HOAAoE WATEHs Pianos MslodeOns
and Catalogues OF Mu'ic Jyl9
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Carpet Hall Up Stairs.
ID C. MeNAIRY A 60. will open ~ and TO morrow
IL. ONE HUNDRED PIECES THREE PLY AND In
GRAIN CARPET, bought a forced auction sale in New
York. These equal IN quality and cheaper In
price than hitherto od red in this
delrTmined % sell them correspondnEy low.
We Wigl the time be OpsninE many Goods In
Staple and Tauey lines, and vii sou, 90 opeu and
ceiye ali the Novelties Of the 'asi a. they sppeAT
New Vork. R.C. NARY CO.,
Angih IS Ca1eee
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uudressed and before he could enter
protest, washed and pct into prison dress.
He was then registered and sent to the
shop for a job OF work. Here his indig-
nation broke forth afresh, and was rapidly
leading TO rebellion, when one of the
keepers proposed to give him IA show
ering." Instead Of that he was locked in
cell. This finished up the business on
Tuesday evening. On Wednesday Mr..
Pilsbury was down street, called at tho
Police Office and entered into conversa-
ton with Whalen.
"Got queer old customer at the Pen
itentiaryg'
who is heF"
"That cid fellow I took up yester-
day
"What the old man with the bundle
who sat in the back part Of the wagon ?"
"The same. He is the queerest acting
prisoner l ever saw"
Prisoner! Why he is no prisoner.
He is an old chap that got in the wagon
for the purpose of riding 10 the top Of
Washington street"
How did he get in the wagon ?"
Il told him he might. Didn't he tell
your"
"Of course not / would not give him
a chance"
The result of this interview may be
very easily guessed. Mr. p. discovered
that he had made mistake, and made all
speed to rectify II. As soon as he could
return to the Penitentisry, he released
the old gent and apologised. The old
man said, "want no apologies ; man that
shaves my head has got to pay for it,"
Saying this, the old gent seized his
bundle, slammed TO the hall door, and
came into the city. He called at the Po-
lice Office and made the acquaintance of
Counsellor Brice. Brice heard the story
and Immediately commenced suit for
false imprisonment. He lays the DANA
ges at $1,000. The old gent resides in
Burlington. His name is S. w. Shep-
pard. Should verdict be rendered
against Capt p, Barney whalen should
at least go halves" Let US hope that
he viii do so.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-08-01

BY and by old Aladdin dies. The con
ventional virtues are told over as the
mourning carriages are called out. The
papers that they are called upon 10 de-
plore the loss of a revered parent, gener-
Gus friend, pubfc-spiriied citizen, and
pious man and the preeocious snapper
of iack-knives, and the model set up for
the young generation, is laid in the dust.
Above his grave the'stars he never saw
now burn with soft lustre which no
lamps about kings tomb can emulate
and the south wind, for whose breath
upon his brow he was never grateful
strews his lonely last bed with anemuoes
and violets that his heel crushed when
living and we who are to be formed on
that model, carelessly remark, 80 old
Aladdin is gone at last and, by the way,
how much did he leave PC. ". Curtis.