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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-05
Nicely Caught.

The democrats OF this State are scattering to the
four winds pamphlet written by Capt James Will,
liams over the signature of "Old Clay Whig," in
which the writer attempts to give the reasons why
Clay Wings Heaven save the mark!) should vote
for Buchanan. One OF the strongest reasons offered
by this political lecturer, will be found in the FOL.
lowing, which we extract from his pamphlet:
have only to add 10 this connection, the con-
victOn upon my own mind, that old Clay wings
cannot, without to some extent abandoning their
ola principles refuse to accord their support to the
democratic party, if a true man is nominated for
the Office of President; and that, in opposing the
Van BureRS, the BentoHs, the Blairs and the
DonelsOns, they will stand precisely where they
stood of old when battling against these same men
under the lead Of the noble and gallant Clay!
The reasons suggested here-"opposing the
Vdn Btuens and BeRtons"-is frst-rate one to
guide the conduct of genuine Clay Wings, but the
fact that the writer of the above is now found
fighting, shoulder to shoulder, with Martin Van
Buren,, John Van Buren, and Tom Benton, shows
how utterly he falsifes the name he has assumed
more especially when be unites with them in
supporting the vile slanderer, under whose caium.
MES, the gallant Clay" went down to the tomb
KuozUiUe Register
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West Tennessee,

The last Jackson Wig makes the fol-
lowing cheering remarks:
We have Just returned from a tour through
the counties of Carroll, Benton, Decatur and
Henderson; and in each one of those counties
we were told, by reliable gentlemen, that there
was no doubt of very perceptible change in
popular feeling in favor OF Mr.. Fillmore They
told us of four, Eve, six, and from that TO
dozen, in various neighborhoods in those diff
ferent counties, who supported Gov. Johnson,
last summer, who would now vote for Fill.
more.
A correspondent Of the Wig, writing
from Linden, says:
The camp fires of 1910 are being re kindled
in all their brightness and rage, and A mericans
every where are fast "olapping on the kettle
Of wsr"-s popular current, having its founda
ton in the national speeches of Willard Fill.
mOre,is huwing out in every direction through
our broad land, threatening to engulf every
thing that may oppose it, and murmurng in
thunder tones, that "Americans shall rule
America"
was told by reliable gentleman to. day,
that there were eight men In bis neighborhocd,
who voted for 'Ittle Andy" but will now
vote for Fillmore and Donelson.
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Money for the Canvass.

The n. Y. Herald commenting upon a
statement in the PennsylraHian that the
British Government have sent money to
the United States to aid the election OF
Fremont, says:
That money may come from Europe TO be
used in our election, we think highly probable;
but it will come from the Rothschilds, not the
British government, and it will be used for
Buchanan, not Fremont. Four years ago,
when Mr.. Buchanan was a candidate for the
nomination, Me-. Belmont, the Rotbschids'
agent, offered TO contribute quite large SUN
to the expenses of the election If Buchanan
was nominated. Failing in this, Mr.. Belmont
did advance large sum in aid of Pierce,
though less SUN than he had spoken of be
fore; and IN return therefor he obtained the
mission TO the Hague, which has enabled him
and his principals to realize a handsome for
tune. Il is understood that ia the event OF
Buchanan's success, Belmont goes 70 Paris:
thi, is prize worth paying for, and We think
il likely that the RothsoLilds will bleed freely
TO effect it.
Can the money which is being used SC
freely in Tennessee have come from the
quarter mentioned by the Herald!
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The young wen for F,,Imore.

One OF the many encour lging signs is that the
YOUNG MEN who are to cast their first vote next No
vember, are, almost to q man, ranging themselves
ia the ranks OF the AMERICAN PARTY. This indics.
ton is one OF great significance, and it is well to
remark it.-AubUrn American.
There i; not nobler example for a Young man
than Willard FL more. He was poor bow. H.
went 10 a trade, learned it, and became clothier,
His intellectual thirst led him to read and acquire
knowledge. He studied law. Too modest, as he
himself declares, to begin the practice in Buffalo.
be moved into country place hard by. Having
acquired confidence and some experience, be returns
to Buffalo. He rises by degrees in his profession
Whatever he undertook he did well, and was
faithful to every trust. Asking not distinction or
houors, they were showeUed upon him. He proved
himself equal TO every station and trust and thus
proved his real greatness This day he stands out
undeniaby, taken all in all, the first man in the na-
lon The whole range of personal and political hiss
tory does not furnish another example so full Of en-
couragement and instruction as the simple narrative
OF hILLAkD FILLNORE's life. Young men may well
study 1t with pride. There is no class whom Mr..
Fillmore regards with so much interest as young
men struggling single handed in the world. He
has gone before them, and knows all the journey
well. When in this city homeward bound, last
month, number OF apprentice boys-almost young
t1en-Were attracted by curiosity to the Capitol
ain Vi Tue way from JneH VOTE. When Mr. Flu
more was being introduced they were carried along
with the dense crowd to within few feet of him
Without waiting for them to be introduced, Mr.
Fillmore took the young men by the hand corr
daily; and to the remark that they apprentices
in one OF the machine shops of the city, Mr. Fill
more replied, ''then / am all the more pleased to
see them for know what it is to be an apprentice.
Learn your trade well" said be, 'aud your sue
cess is certain" Mlard Fillmore is a model of
the young men of our country.-AL6amy States
man.
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Good News,

Every letter comes to US freighted with
the most cheering intelligence. We have
been shown letter from gentleman in a
a neighboring county, who has been a
shrewd observer Of Tennessee politics. He
writes:
Every thing is moving in the right d.
rection here, and we are going to roll up
. a tremendous majority for Fillmore, such
an one as has not been given any one since
This 1CaS cOUntu."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-05

E- The editorial correspondent Of the
New Orleans Picayune, ''G. w. X" writing
from New Braanfels, Texas, 70 alei the follow.
ing anecdote of a too indulgent mother, living
near San Antonio;
The most iudugent mother / have heard Of
lately lives some two and half hours drive
from San Antonio, on the left. IL was a long
time before she would admit that her eldest and
best beloved boys refractory and turbulent
little fellow-richly merited fiagellauon; and
when she finally gave 10 that he wss enlltled 10
course OF sprouts, she commended tAat nc
should be pat under The influence Of sAotetorm
before the saplings were applied. oolomon,
witt All his wisdom, was behind the present.
fast age in administering to juvenile dslin-
qaents.
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DEArHs TROx YELtOw FEyKR At ouARASrIxE
STATIoS, Nav YoRK.-The New York Herald Of
the 2ssh uIt learns from Otesl parsonage at the
quarantine statoh that eight deaths have occurred
there within ,hir-six hours Of ysllo~ lever among
the employees at che station A laundress. whose
business il vas 70 purify the clothes Of psssengess
from infected ports, IS dead; her hasbAnd, In the
Vigor Of health, has followed her; and fwo voang
chlldFen, also have fallen victims 10 the disease.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-05

Not one Of the four last bets offered in our paper
by the friends Of Fillmore, amounting TO a, 900,
has been taken Sag-Nicht confidence has got sick
and died supporter Of Fillmore made bet here
{ few days ego. but when he offered thousand
dollars more and gave evidence Of disposition TO
oder several thousand more. the Sag-Nishts under
took 10 run him out Of town By getting up against
him an indictment for gAmbling.-Log. Jour.
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FOR SALE.

O0O ACRES of splendid land lying he south
COO side Of the N G. Railroad, IA miles from Nash
vile from Lsvergne Depot 65 under good cedar
feuce, and in high state Of cultivation On this land
comfortable dwellings, Gins OuthouSeS all good,
fire Orchard Of choice fruit number Of excellent springs,
and is traversed by never failing stream Of water
This for richness Of soil and b. auty Of location Is not
surpassed equaled in Rutherford county, and is well adapt
ed to the growth of Cotton Corn and small Grainand tax
ing consideration its contguity the Railroad Depot
where there good schools good mills good churches
variety Of hops &C think it desirable place in
deed Also 49, Ofcedar at convenient distance which
will be sold with the above sell altogether divide
suit purchasers nmodatng terms. Apply the
premises to the subscriber at Lavergne, Tenuessee.
jy3l- twGvn CHARLES L. NELSON.
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NEW FALL GOODS 1886.
A. j. DUNCAN & CO..
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS AN
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.

no. ~ FUbLIC eVUAkk, NASHVILLE.
NE are noS receiving for the eariv Pail aud Winter trade
~ largest snd hes asserted Stock Of staple and
Fancy fosesen and Dossc Dry Goods ever Imported -
% rising TIE EFeafesi variety Of keH efyie Drsss
ufset0ries.
Also. CEREAL Assortment German O. eds TrsA Llnsns
heached ana hrogn o. The hest nAkes all wisshs
,s &c, and greatest variety. q wooen ant Cotton
Waite Gooda.
We are prepared 70 frni-h TIE pehn hsscAAEts wish
compieie Assortment 81 Dry 6oos enable them %
she hsn 20 recruit ther stock upon the fAEorzsis
terms and pdge ourselves q SCI goods ehesp they
can ~ ugh3 II The k1Iiern Mafketa VII make his
pFomite god 70 c eur fen&s sho ss this aaTke. We
invite careful szaninsten q eur steck and p les,
aasi A. .. DEacAa 4 CO.
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DORCHESTER

FILrNoKE IN FLoRIDA-A private letter,
says the Savannah Republican, TO this Office,
dated ST. Augustine, July Goth, says "The
American party OF this State are 10 high spirits,
aud expect to carry their ticket through most
trium. 'hantly in October. So may IL be then,
10 November
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

NHE Public hereby notified a change has taken
place in the Scheme OF the Royal Lottery Of havana
In consequence OF the demand for Tickets having exceeded
the quantity issued To remedy this the price Of tcket
and the amounts of Prizes have been increased.
In future in the Ordinary Drawing the Capital Prize will
Re 100000 and the price Of Tickets o. The number Of
tickets will be from No. to q 500 only.
There viii he 229 full prizes and 20 concentrations max
ing in all 249 prizes, amounting to Ass 600 will be
by erring TO advertisement in other column.
The subscriber taxes Ibis opportunity thank his friends
for their liberal patronage aud hopes by prompt attention
10 business o merit continuance 9th same
aue2 DON RODRIGUEZ
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800 Reward.

D ANAWAY oo the subscriber the night of the Path
n of July, muato fellow, named CYRUS, Tanner by
trade, and a first rate Mechanic.
Cyrus copper coored, with very heavy suit Of hair
(wavy) ortytwo ofage but does not 10 nearly
Old lie is intelligent, but speaks Ia SLOW uudertone
and has habit Of Gle ring his throat frequently during his
conversation. He MAY be known easily by having a stir
finger the right hand think. The ofthe third
ger broken and indnted and the finger the
appearance Of a stick cut half in two.
Cyrus well dressed and carried of large wardrobe
and plenty Of money He very key of for Free State
will give reward Of $50 for his apprehension and con
fnement in Jail that get him. caught this State
and 800 if caught out ofthe State.
DR.. JAMES B. STONE, White House,
Aug5-w3t Williamson county, Tenn.
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A CARD,

DROF. C0RRADI C0LLIERE wishing to live ia mild
Southern climate, is des stablish himself at Nash
vile Professor G. c. Is the inventor Of a method Of
yjcalIa on The super advantages II Will have been
tested for years Cincinnati and which has eved the
most altering atoms He has also been engaged
in teaching Drawing and Painting Of all descriptions 10
ladies' especially.
Prof c. COere will he accompanied his two daughters,
who will g. themselves In teaching the Piano and the
French ,nguagp.
References: fh- principal Institutions and Mus Stores
in Cincinnati Should any institution families in the city
Of Nashville eel disposed to avail themselves OF Mr. ere
and daughters services they will confer favor by mmedi
atey addressing on the subject,
PROF. CORRADI COLLIERE,
augl-2W Cincinnati, Ohio.
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ON Saturday the Of August net. in 'front.' 81 The old
" cour House In the town Of Nashville, viii eel the
highest bdier for cdJ two tain given By Wiley
HoGee the order Of TO- w. Bell dat the 23i dav OF
R-brgsFy I5f due ard payable, she lsg o. Nay
ISIS the the LIST Nay 1876 TOR I'VE haBered dokars
e4eh hath ars~1g interest hon date notes usre
given for Real Estate which Is bound or their payment
third Of the puFehase nonsy has been ped.
auyo-iu ISAAC pATFI.
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1OOReward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber nViug Maynor's Cove,
II Jackson County, Alabama, the 18th aud 18th inst,
three negro boys THORNTON, boy about thirty three
four Of five ee eight or ten inches high sOop
shCudered and pigeon toed and is bright alto
with heavy head OF hair REUBEN, boy thirty
OF age, and is low chunkey stout fellow and not so bright
the boy Thornton. Also, REUBEN, boy 10 years Of
age, and is very black and spare tuilt.
will give $50 for the safe delivery OF said bys to me,
lodged in Jail in this county, that may get them,
will give $oO If they cauget out Of this county al de-
vered safe to me- confined in Jail 80 get them
iy30-2W% @. o. HARRIS.
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Gov Wise, Of Va, gives solemn warning to HE
friends that the Old Dominion Is in danger lie
tells them that 20.O 900 old Wings, who voted for
him for 6Ovvrnor, ssh vOts for Fillmore November.
Then what earthly chance has Buchanan for the
vote of Virgirnia,-L Oss. Jour.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SFI T. Il TFF - ~ LIE
DYvrue ofan alias writ ERI FGCIAs to directed and
- delivered from the honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county Tennessee at its Nay Term, 1885, will expose
publ sale to the highest bidder for cash. the Court
House yard in the city Of Nashville the sixth day Of
September 1856, all the right title claim, interest and
tate which 10 c. Leak then had since have acqur
ed, in and to the following described estate VITA
house and lot the of Broad and Market Streets in
tie city Of Nashville being lot No Of the College ots and
the same conveyed to the said Leake by the Plan bank
by deed da ed the 19h August 1872 and registered in
boek No page 2OS, the being occupied a Drug
store Also, lot in said city OF Nashville fronting u IT,
Spruce Street. eng the lot known 10 No in the plan
OF the lands Of " D. StOuts estate recorded in the Chan
Court Clerks Office, being the conveyed to said
Leake by c. d Brien, c. in Rock No %, page 2S, b.
ing levied upon the property Of j. c. Leake satisfy
Judgment rendered in favor o Granite Insurance Company
against jesse w. Page and J. @. Lelke.
JOHN X. EDMONT SON, Sheriff
by &. D. BAXTER Deputy.
Nashville Au~ust
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N E w B 90 K S .
FOR THs COUNTING .HOUsE.,

FOR THE COUNTING sHOUSE.'
AsN0ID's WRITING FLUID.
GUYuTs CAHNfsE
tOP1NG Books.
CHErKs AND NOrEs on THS Banks.
ENVELOPES STEkL Pass.
oSK tOLDERs- FABER PENCiLs.
Pas RACKs-BiLL HKADs.
POST OFYICK oKES
Gun Nc .ILAGE, Article.
BLACK AND Wits ECBBEE.
ME1ORAzpUA Books
BnL PAFkH, 4e &C. 4e., for sale By
BUs CHARLES w. SMITH.
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To INVAIIDS

hs county the u siiay eonatantly Fut
ering from atmosphcrle nd3cnces caused by Sudden
cha Ecs Of weather and hs vaFah the
especially spring and snsamn These Complaints and al
forms disease natur~ the eoontry easily
controlled by II apple presps such wonderfully
preserved the health and Hgshsne be lives 81
nes and the early % Ameea they b. the
pow Fal doses Of A1pathy, the nrene g HyFop sthy
h hot and pu gent doses 81 the Thspoaan schOo o. ne
drheA ely nedic.tsi pellets a tiouaespz'hy.
These Vausbe ant effective, yr sspis medcaai prepar
atioEs huod IN zFsAier degree 81 "a y robane
scientific propoFt0as and ceTnpoaEded 9Th TsAtsr
skili. In the Gk&FtNBkkG FAMILY MkDfClNEs than
Others o1ersd q pabe notice Thsy c0asisg q
eleven dnsrsat remedrs all Of sheh have IN notion %
Eh medal authorty ard the approval 81 haniFsds Of
hsu1anf who have beeu Fcesed By use aenF whom
iounf The nAEes o. eEnrnt errEymsa nfsfs states.
en and ore h~n IuorsAsD fnECIAEs Ia ever ton
o. The uniseo states.
TIE GRlEFEN BERG MANUAL or HEALrtI-Pzscx Is
esnts. THIS beok o. $40 pasas ansi Il was wrisssn b.
several Fhysena, each pTomlnenf The dacases enfoa
cd and ~ saadug IN tAe front rank o. ne medical pFus
rloa- 4 b ne most Friahle beck ever puhshrd ana Il 10
Essfd D professional terns and written 20 hs essy
CA understand T. Necessity should b without eogy
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
brtf eramnAan u the PasholoKy If Ussrns Diseases
tezethsf VIII s pFpeipe and sthod q their cure 81 2.
RoMEnf ef Ctca fhs 4 very sAaahis pamphet, pre-
Psfea ~ 81 ne eldest and celebrated Physicians In
ne tnisu- have iast rereived hnndrrd thouaaod
copies r gretuiteas dibngioa Thess she "a nteFssted
tins suhect III please caller ssHd l5f eopy u sAs pa-
palst ALEX. MACkkgksE
heo csnss. s.Fest.
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Singing & Piano Lessons.

fts nGD ADAM fEofn bohemia Europe, htely
am cleveand. Obs b-gs leaFe 20 iuform me euzens
~ Nashvie AMI vicinity that b. has permanently ocAted
IN AS cisy fsr purpose q giving instruction IN singing
ne mesiod sspted ior ~ Instruction IN singing, Is The
se se esnssrFaoEy a PARIS Nienna, ffsgnc anu
Man and he prepared % give TIE singing lessons en
~ ~ stsr o. - snail eiasses u om % chclars me
snr and he Psro lessons sui Be gwen q he resiaeness
ii d. scl.olars pnnefnaly each lesson 50 minntes
tales and gsniiem-n desiring % siuty Dramatic and Up
srstr sinzfnx tr ine prpe 81 operate performances Hii
~ inslrrcicd every az. a.. -
kneh pno rlar i Compiled 70 learn beside ne psyng
"a a. rsna .insInx - ire foundation u Al muse Fer
tlrser part ears can a re koo No - a ne Hotel -
eaondxhere be also the nlefens reports ana
oDions ahoat his success IN teaching In his country
iyiT
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Notice.

THREE Rooms Cherry Street, opposite Bramble q
Bros Drug st. re- Just below the aolege Terms moaer-
ate appiy 20 ROBERT DUNCAN.
anil Patriot Once Third stsrv
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SOrteo Numero 567 Ordinario.
prize 100000 DOLLS,

Approximations to the 100000 Of 5000 each
10000 Of 400 to 90 co. Of 300 600 Of 200 Is
Whole Tickets $50; Halves SO;
Quarters S..
Prizes cashed at sight at 5 per cent discount
Bills on the Nashville city Banks taken at par
drawing will be forwarded the result becomes
known.
eaH- Communications addressed to DON RODRIGUEZ
(care Of City Post Charleston S. c. until August the 9th
will be attended to. aLyb-td
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A valuable Farm for Sale,

1 WILL administrator, With the will annexed OF L. B
LeAv deed, sell 10 the highest bidder in the Town Of
Trenton Todd County KY Wednesday, the nth day
Of September 1885, that rich and fertile farm adjoining said
tans about
600 ACRES,
well timbyTed well WAtered and In high u cuva-
ton has large and commodious brick ling good
negro cabins bar stables &C. and Of the best farms
IN Southern Ky.
Said farm viii be sold in ten equal annual paymens-the
purchaser giving bond with good and undoubied security
the art three paynentsand lien retained the land
until the whole Of the purchased money Is pail.
There viii also he Sold the time aud place several
Eve acre Lots, adjoining said town-On credit Of and
years.
Any wishing noFmation concerning said farm by
applying to the undersigned ny addressing him BY m
At Trenton, Ky. JAMES L. LAWSON, Admir-,
with the VIII annexed o. q. q. Lcayiii, deed.
iune26 tww- I'm fEIksOn Hy, RdnHey June stsr1
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ROBERTSON & DASHIELL

AVE received this day per Railroad the finest lot Of
Work which has been brought 20 this market consist
ing Of
Gentlemens hne Calf Boots
Congress Caters,
Lasting "
&" Patent Leather, Cong Caters,
4" Cslf Oxford Ties,
Ladies fine Kid Boots,
" +" Calf aud Kid Bsotees,
% Toilet @ 9th Slippers,
woolen Slippers,
Children and Misses fine Calf Bootees,
Goat Skin Bootees.
Together with variety Of other work which the Ladies
and Gentlemen very respectfully invited examine
beore purchasing feel well that can
them.
Come and look at themll The work will show for ITSELF
D26-lm BUG
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WHEAT AND BACON.
XNTE desire 10 purchase Wheat and Bacon for which
w will pay the highes Market value in cash.
iy31 JOHNSON, HORNE co.
BANDUSIA SEMINARY.
II NE next ion OF this Male Boarding and Day School,
situated q farm u 10 the middle Franklin
TurupiOo, ~ miles from Nashville, will commence tie
LIST Of septemOer. LjyS1 -lml NATH'L. CROSS
CARD.
/ AM uanuflcturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foundry
IN this city a good assortment Of STOVES AND hOtT
LOWWARh viz: ovens Pots, Skiets and Lids Sad-IrOns
and Andirons Of different patterns for the wholesale and
tail trade, at small profits.
Also, Tin Copper Sheet Iron Ware ofthe hest quality
lev figures 'ew fine chamber sets Of Britannia War
and No. Refrigerator, hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid to Roofing Gut edng vii
Tin or Copper
~ Old Copper, Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
ex-hange for my manufactures.
H. P DORIS,
US0-6m No. College St, near Church st
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REMOVAL

MAJ J. MkYsIELD has removed his ossos 70 snhs
~ renssn once, oB Cherry street. ~
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Groceries.
lNTE prepared to furnish plantation supplies Of every
w kind, and would invite the attention OF Merchants
Dealers stock which will at all times be complete
and consists in part present. Of the wing articles:
81 hhds Sugar; 4l0 bags Coffee;
is ~ bass salt; $40 barrels salt;
300 boxes star Candles; 25) barrels Whiskey;
100 pieces Bagging; 2'9 hall pieces Bagg ng;
200 e." 4S inch Begging; coo coils Rope; together
with all other articles usually kept in such establishments
JOHNSON, HORNE CO.,
jy8i Broad and Market SITS
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Johnson, Horne &C.,.
CORNER BROAD AND MARKET STREETS,


ILL give prompt attention 20 rece viz sor e.
w chasing. selling shipping Cotton Tobacco Wheat,
Corn Flour and Bacon, and will also devote especial Aten
every description.
Our facilities in point Of and convenience equal
TO any ia the clty. jy8iu