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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

bs wrote A. well o he fought, made war on whole
nations Of vorhinemen in order 10 rob them 70 pay
hin debts and such was bis idea Of the dignity OF
nan, that the Senate was obliged TO pass law
limiting the number Of slave glsdiaton under MS
eoyerpn ent to 624 annually that IL, OF elsdaton
moor laborers tahen prisoners in war, who fought
tili thew killed one another for the amusement OF
their masters, and were forced to fight 90, because
in CRsars time "the relation Of master 70 ser
want" was deemed necessary to the sAte'
Thus what was true eighteen centuries ago
ia true now. Culture of the head without
culture of the heart leaves men without
sense of Justice. They think no pesunlary re-
ward excessive for themselves, and none TOO
lttIe and no treatment too cruel, for the working
m,sses. And James Buchanan is not whit better
than Caesar when he accepts the cant OF the
a. relation of master to servant'-to the servant,
=. slaye bought and sold, and dashed and hunted.
and burned alive, and despOied OF all wages and
riQbts accepts this system as essential 70 Democ'
rscy, and so superior to the doctrine OF the Free
States that it must absorb all the maiden Ter
ritories of our country. No crime in history is
hl.cker and grander than that BY which James
buchanan has surrendered his entire personal and
moral entity to support this system. 1t covers
every species of iniquity in detail and In gross.
hat builds prsOne, and erects eallows and stocks
and decks both, is cOntainedEin Buchanan's Democ-
racy. 1t il not simply robbing man of his purse,
but of his life, liberty, and pursuit OF happiness
II 10 the crime of crimes and the active machinery
for carrying it out in Kansas is as blood-dsubed as
the wi;hed-for realization can be. Unques-
tionably the tyranny of George Ill. was pale 10
compsrison with that attempted to be rveted
upon this country by the highpriest Of barbarsm,
james Buchahan. to swamp the West from the
Mississippi to the Pacific in hopeless bondage
Introductory to the prostrston of the North under
the same Internal sway. of an equally murky,
piratical hue, is his Ostend Msnifesto-a distinct
recommendation to seize the richest territory OF
friel div power if she refuse to sell It to fortfy
indefinitely and enduringly. the man.buyers and
man.slay ers of the South. And he is put forth az
conservative! Conservative As sure as the
revolution of days and nights, will this country be
plunged into the most desperate and hopeless OF
wars. if the doctrines of that Ostend Manifesto
be carried out; for we will fight without the cause
of freemen, and Europe and public opinion will be
arrsyed against us. But this IOstend business
is ct precursor to 1.-THE Cincinnati Platform;,"
beth are simply in utter derogatiOn of civil liberty
of human right of moral sentiment, and religious
inspiration. They are the highest reaching OF
criminal ambition. ". H. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
FROM BOSTON.
FREMONT AND DAYTON.

From Our Own Correspondent
BosTON, Friday, June 20, 1885,
'Tis q good cOllocstOn of wOrds-fills the mouth
well. and looks well on the flags and banners which
already meet the eye in all directions throughout
our principal street.
The nomination of Fremont excited more enthu'
siasm in Boston than any Presidential nomination
since that of Harrison. Everything indicates, in
New-England at least, vast and triumphant
populsr movement like that Of 1910. A series OF
n a,s meetings on the largest scale are already or
panizipg, the first of which, to ratfy the nomina-
tops. will be held in Faneuil Hall on Monday next.
The delegates to Philadelphia will then be ex'
pected to report, and eminent speakers from other
States have been invited. The adjacent cities,
Cambridge, Roxbury and CharlestOwn, and the
n.ighbOring pOpulOus towns, are making active
preparations to send in numerous delegations.
Mr.. VALLEY, the Straight Wing candidate for
Governor last year, has declared himself for Ere
mont, and his example 1t is understocd, Will De
followed by most OF the influential Wings and BY
many Democrats.
The best feeling exists among the Republicans
toward the North Americans, and very general
determination 10 expressed to cOncede to them
the State Government for the coming ear. in con-
tideration of their assistance in electing Fremont
doubt that our political difficulties In Massachu-
sets can be EARLY overcome.
The Democratic ratification meeting was a
elsriDg failure. The placards announced among
the speakers Otis p. Lord, distinguished Wing
of Salem, formerly Speaker of the House of
Representatives, and Prof Pierce of Cambridge.
Neither of these gentlemen, however, appeared
and presume their names we've used without
authority.
The demand fer Summers portrait and for his
speech on Kansas is prodigious. Beside innumer
able extras issued from the newspaper Offices,
tome of our leading booksellers among others
Jewett & Co., have got out editions 10 book shape,
and at various prices and in various forms. Every
other species of literature suffers from the effect
of the public excitement, the newspapers being
interesting that there is almost stagnatiOn in
the book trade. The Life Of Fremont, however, is
hkely to prove an exception from obvious reasons
Ticknor Il Fields have it in press in one volume Of
$50 pages, finely printed and beautifully illustrated.
1t will be sold cheap-75 cents copy; and apart
from its political interest is said to be very
fascinating narrative of daring adventure and
heroic exploit. 1t will be issued in the course Of
next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
THE CANDIDATES.


The nominations of Fremont and Dayton are re-
csived with manifest atoms Of approval by the pres
and people wherever true Liberty is appreciated nd
Republican sentiments prevail. Even those who W.
vered before, grow more decided 10 their favor the
they reflect upon them. The fact that D. Ere.
mont has been the architect Of his own fortunes, sod
that with the sagacty and strength OF will to achieve
such fame and wealth, beyond anything either n~
herteo or acquired by any other living Amer can "
peaIs TO give him support from Young Anercs,'
from a sympathy which no other man would have
been likely to Umpire.
The nomination of Judge Dayton for Vice residess
would secure the earIe support of all the subetsns
cla of Jerseymen even II they disposed TO b.
lDkewarm Oh Orber grounds His name will add gess
strength to the ticket bis past career az Wing ofk
old school furnishing sufficient guarsntee that -
administration with which he Is connected will be ~
strained from any extreme measures which would tend
to impair the domestic peace Or unity Of the Sate<
Judge Dayton is, We believe, native Of I}askingdgeg
in Somerset County, and graduated Of the Colleges
New jersey at Princeton, with high honor, in 1928 ne
chose the bar for his profession and rapidly atsaea
a bieh rank. In 1897 be chosen 10 the Sttn
Council NOW Senate from Mercer County, and ~
Legislature of tia next year appointed him Judge
the Supreme Court, which office he resigned std
three Year, service.
On the death of the Hon. Samuel L. Soutbard aboG
1912, having q vacancy in the United States Senst,
Judge Dayton was appointed 10 I'll the uoerpired
tenn Of about two year, by Gov. Pennington, and
the Legislature subsequf nly confirmed the appoint
meDt ard aRain elected him ~ full term, which be
served with distinguished honor TO himself and bis n.-
tive State. He always rsnked among the aolest 90
vocat.s Of the old Wing principles and mn. VIE
regard TO bic sentiments on the present ssues before
the country, perhaps the only act bearing pom tbea
il bis vote against the Fugitive Slave Law, amongtN
Compromise measures, which he regarded az 700
-trir gent at the time.
The nopins,ion of Fremont and Dayton gives gres
satisfaction to the Republicans Of NevJeisey. ISoe
who preft rred Judge M'Lesp, and who doubted !. V
FIR, mont's ability to carry this Safe, are perfectly
topclltd by the nomination Of Judge Dayton, ADD
feel inspired with sure hopes Of success. eaDo
81. ctoIal ticket such be formed to the sstiss
lion Of all HANDS Of the opposition, with the nsnss
Day ton and Newell, Will insure for majority wnS'
viii be counted by thousands. Trenton Stae GA.
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THE PHILADELPHIA NOMINATION.
From The National Irtelligeneer, Juse 20.

T'O" I"> .'uE'0Hut T"Fe'1 'y'"e"i VI" ,.,A
The Anti-Nebraska, Anti Slavery Convention, vns,
met at Philadelphia on the 18th instant TO nomoss.
csLdoste for the Presidency ma ie choice yeseIr..
on the first ballot, of John Charles Fremont Of -
forI ia. At
We are so little in the secrets of political parue. mr.
this result, 30 promptly arrived at, was rather
prise 10 us. We had seen Col. Fremonts name, soa,
nue. frequently used in the newspapers Lately 10 S %
neotioD with the Presidency but we had beeo saal
suppose from public indications that the cnocea roe
have fallen on another citizen whose age aoa ;.sscr
Iience in public trusts had given him grea, III
which the majority united on their caseioa .cs
proves that We are not adopts at political avs 70
What We say however, Of the unexPectsd,nssso oysy
of Col. Fremont's nomination. not intended ~
any di.parsgemsn mt Of that gentleman hinsepa q, ~
fact IT, though full young TO be brous BIT forwsN ~
Pre- sidepcy, he il man of kgh qualities, nods -
for Lis year. selfreliant, brave, coleted sD Sa cS
amid car GER. He has encountered tnss NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23

THOUGHTFUL AND JUpioIous.-Mr. M;Csllum, the
accomplished and efficient Superintendent OF the Edie
Railoso, has issued the following notice:
Au persons engaged in handling baggage on this
osd have been instructed TO do with the greatest
cele m order 10 prevent it, injury Bot, notwith-
neu"g sech Is the case, we have reason TO believe
m many Instances these instl NC ions ore not
The difficulty ss far as possible the Company 6ad i
I'M - 70 S'qaest Passengers land their CON yiancs
se. the name. Of Al to report TO th,
violating this rule sach par,cnIs~s y. IN; nshIa
them 70 detect The offenders and the Company pledge
themselves TO use their best exertious IN ny,,ng
q annoyance and expense. '''"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
FREMONT IN HUDSON.
ience Of The n. Y. Tnbane.

Coaespondenee Of The n Y. Tribane.
HUDSON, N. Y, Thurday, June 81, 1856.
The meeting to ratify the nomination Of Ere IN mt
and Day held last evening in this city, was the
largest political gathering ever congrees'ed here
The large tent of Van Wagner could not contain
the assembly and the crowd outside stood patiently
during the whole proceedings, uniting in the ap-
plause and shout. that went up from those within
Our chairman and one half of all the officers Of
the meeting. were from the old Democratic ranks,
and the enthusiasm Of all was beyond descrlP-
ton. X.
tMr. Van Wagner, who has been for some weeks
dispensing political truth in the River Counties,
sets up his teat this week in Albany. Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-23
HAVANA.

The United States mail steamship Quaker City,
Cant. A. W Shufeld,, from Mobile 18Th ard Havana
On the evening Of the l7h arrived ace or Saturday
morning. The run from Mobile 10 ll.ya.s ,as made
in 40 hours aud from Havana to this port N - hours
making the running ,ine from MobiIe 10 NsvYo,k
FIVE days al four hours
There is 10 Bews of importance from Cuba E.ery-
thing or the i.lsnd il quiet No intelligence has been
received from he officials sent 10 Costa Rca.
The United States steam fiigate Susquehanna. Cao,
Ssnds. wss # Havana on the Oh She commun;.
Gated with the United States Consulate, and then pro.
c, eded TO Key Wet All well on board Reports all
rigtt AZ San Juan
The stock Of sugars band i 20. 900 boxes.
sljpped last week, 10000 Toe market is a, stand
but firm at last prices Molasses scarce and advanced
in prce Freicbts dull; than a, las. 40 vi .es
Exchange: co da,s sight bills on all No,thern cities
o. tn II per cent disco7nt. New Orleans. DAYS
sight, to per cent discount United STATES gold and
silver coin, per cent discount
From Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, TUESDAY, Juae IL, 1856.
When in INV l.st informed you Of the landing
Of three carpoes of slaves near Sigu, Idl not
think that I would have been called on 90 soon
scain to notify of more victims that are known to
he On our coast. But such 10 the fact. There are
two caruoes now near Nuevitas, consisting of 900,
in two briQs. The difficulty of landing them seems
10 consist in the price, to Be paid for the
. cedula,." The officers in charge Of this Office
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-05
JEW DAVID, on HEBRFW PLAsTFR

JEW DAVID, Or HEBREW PLASTER
ff'HE Great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout Pain in tn
Side, Hip Back Limbs and Joints; Scrofula Kings
Evil White Swelling Hard Tumors Sth Joints and all x.
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain canno exist.
and Weak the Stomach, Weak Limbs Lamepess
ection Of the Lungs in their primary stages It destroys in
fsmaton by perspiration.
James, Boyd, Pickens district, South Carolina tesges
that by its use alone he cured Of rheumatism both
Of his knees, of several years standing.
The following washanded by respectable Physician
in Georgia:
Messrs Scovfl & Mead-Gents: have been using your
Lverwort and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively In my
practice for three past and Is With pleasure
state my belief in their superiority all articles
with which acquainted for the purposes which they
recommended The Hebrew Plaster. especially, is an
excellent application Sprains and Bruises 1t gives unit
versal satisfaction wherever used: SIS osLIN, NJ D.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th 1853.
S1r Beware of Counterfelts and base limitations.
The genuine will in future have the signature of
the steel plate engraved the label top of each
box.
advised that counterfeit this ar
ticle IL a existence.
The genuine sold byus, and by agents appointed
through South, and pedlar ao sell it, Deal
Purchasers generally cautioned against buying of
any regular sgens otherwise the will be imposed up
by q worthless article SCOVlL * MEAD.
the Southern States TO whom all orders invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Rwin Brothers, Berry & DemOvins,
Roscoe Thomas Wells and G w Hendershott, Nashville,
Tenn, and by all other Druggists through the State.
ianlo lo-Iyd6tTiw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-05
EVFIITTOIS,S SAL,E

SFXECUTOK Of the Will of Michael C Sl1ven, de.
"A ceased, l will on Saturday, the 5th day OF
Anril ne IT. cr for sale 70 the highest bidder, al tue
situated on Cherry street. below Broad being part of Or
pual College Lot, No a. and being part OF lot No AZ
fne whole oil Lot No 49, designated m Prices plan OF
fr in hook No ? Page z46 beginning Cherry street
az the Northwest corner Of said Lot No 49, and running
ouihWardy with the line Of sad street forty iset SIX In
has Ia stake thence EaSwRrdly at right angles $50 ieet
towards College street. thence NoThwardiy oy parallel
with Cherry street 80 feet inches 10 the Northeast corner
cr lot No IS thence with The line to tie beginning
Terms "A Note with good security payable IN one oi
The civ Bauts six months after date and lien retained
until the purchase money Is paid. ,,,o,,,vS
,.,oo 5t3 Executor,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-05

Stopping asouthampton both going aud returping they
offer passengers proceeding to Lond and Hayrs advantages
any oil9 route, for the economy Of time and
Passage fr New York 70 Southampton and Bremen, First
Cabin SalooB 100 dollars First Cabin Lower Saloon il9
dollars; Seend do. 80 dollars.
All ettsrnd newspapers must pass through The Poet or
fce.
No bills sadng viii be signed parcels received iAs
day Of sailing,
An expefeneed Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For Freight or passage apply 10
G. H.SAND, ii South William street, New York.
C. a. gHEINEKEN & CO., Bremen,
EROfKEY & CO., Southampton.
-WM M.ISELIN, Hagre. jan23-iy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-05


NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Chartered by the General Assembly OF the State
THE above Institution IS permanently located, ana
not surpassed by any similar establishment IN the
United States in point Of facilities for mpartng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
housekeeping.
This Department is under the immediate supervision o
the President of the College who practical
having had many years experience In some oil tnes rges
counting houses in the Union. .... .-
Commercial Law.
This Branch Ia under the superinendence Of JoHE A.
NcEvzS Esq., Member Of the Nashville Bar, who Is TOO
widely known lawyer and orator 70 require iuriher
notice at our hands
The Course Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night 30 as not to Interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WV FKRREI A NJ Under this head is embraced every
species Of calculations necessary for boekeeper or bus
ness man understandvz Interest," Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange &c. &c
Terms Of Tuition.
Bookkeeping, BY Doublesnd Single Entry Cd applied
to every variety of business both prosperous and
adverse Commercial Calculations and Commercial
Law Lectures, including the of books, 80. $40 90
Penmanshp-For twenty lessons, ,...............$5 @
For lessons without limit .......-..........$l0 $40 90
" The above fees payable, invariably in advance
The importance this rule appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege Of
ing at any time during life, without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session, having vacation
hence students may enter 81 any time aud pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business viii be supplied with
petent book keepers BY applying OF this establishment
Good board and lodging can be obtained for IS per week
No student will be taken for less than full course il
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full eoursefrom six to ten weeks
< Address +" Southern Commercial College, Nashville
Tenn" sp9E-dtwAwly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-05

rzDHE CIR .FFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS are pre-
r,s-sd fru, a number Of the most Purifying nyigor.
atrr and hsng roots blrks herbs and vines, selected
mos ly from tie Ma'era Medica of America. They are
powef tonic ihey give strength 10 the Ryseua aud ena
he 10 throw od the constitutional tendency to disease
Thev have all th, beneficial effects OF true tonic, without
ceusug any N Effects.
price-25e per package.
For sale by Druggists Ihroughou, the State. and by
ALIEN MACKENZIE,
,,s-- Il College Strres.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-04-05
YOUNG AMERICA.

AZ
A GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
n States to sell the above new and improved CORN
AND COB hill. To all such, raro chance Il
privileges will be disposed of on unusually fa terms by
application to the Proprietor
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
offer you Corn and Cob Mill unsurpassed in tbs
Union and wcn cannot be superseded by past future
inventions 1t is the very Mill which every Farmer and
Stock Raiser should have it will crush from to 10 bush
els Corn and Cob per hour with one horse easily fitted
grinding surfaces prevented will last any farmer an or
dnary lifetime Ispeak thus of its durability because the
same principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill
WHO'S 1t that wants
Il MILL ON TRIAL
for month. and don't give complete satisfaction To
return t If there be any thus disposed let him now
speak Satisfaction warranted every case or the mon
ey will be refunded. This Crusher can be attached to
horse water steam power which renders it the most
convenient Mill south OF Mason's and Dixon's line. All
other CrusheTs il the south require too much
Or will soon wear out. According TO
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of lateral wabblng
motion, will necessarily out all other Crushers
amenabe to this grand objection and the Propretos
dare not dispute it, In the construction of YouNG AMER
cA have gained power, and defy contradiction; have
esSened friction and challenge word to the contra
r have prevene da wabbng lateral notion and all are
compelled to acknowledge it, therefore, assert that it is
far superior to any other il am selling this Ten
nessee invention at the small sum of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
And any wanting good thing" is earnestly re-
queSed to examine the true merits and principles of thi
Mil, and order from the Proprietor CT Agent7.
a liberal discount made 10 dealers.
j. 7. DR0MGOOLE
Shelbyville, Tenn, Oct. '55 Soc Proprietor.
AGEETS.
Ellis, Moore Co, s4 Market street. Nashville, Manu-.
facturers and General Agents.
Beaumont Fall& Co.. Carksville, Agents for Montgom.
cry county
Alb Watkins, Prlaski, Egentfor Giles county.
VIM. Hunt, Salem, Agent for Franklin county Tenn,
and jackson couaty, Ala.
James b. Vance, Castan Spri IS, Agent for Sumner
county.
]. W. Hatcher, Columbia, Agent for Maury county.
w. N. Bell, 2. NJ. Rome, Agent for Smith county.
J. 4. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley county.
W. r. Hunley Bros, Loudon, Agents for East Tenues.
gee. Octl4-lYd&iri.R
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES

40 PACKAGES Eresh and Ge.u;us MEDICINES.
4 "a SSahsaGIAL !. ~ Ia PANTS &c. &c Esesiyed and
Al the NAN AND MORTAR, on Market opposite Union
9 URGIoAI DENTAL. SURVEYING, MDw1S.aS SsRT1a and
y Poct1 Asstrunssath assorted. Just received by
DERFUMERY.-5o dos cSgass as4 y. +" osa1r al'Ji in.
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, assorted.
COSMETICS-A fine assortment.
HAIR TOSlCS, Hair Dyes, Gloss Powder, pufs and
CURLING FLUIDS, POmatums, OILS. PailOooulss,
ToILETTE and Shaving Soaps leo dog.
ODONTINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
Fasoriag Extracts fuz assortment Received Ss and
Ut5d %oD 'qtIH LIVER oL.Rusu-uss ousIu, aosFa1A,
~ Hyi FctAss, IODINE, NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders Of Iecac Opium CclScynh, Rhubsrb Scamony,
hayappie, Golden Seal An offered low BY.
CyARsAPARuLA EXTRACTS. As Dozen
- BULLS G4tizotts, TowSsEND's, CarPaaters, SHAKER
fresh fluid Extracts Of Sarsaparilla
Is pines CogaSsc, Otard Duprey Sgnstts, and CsGns-
payne Brdndies Madeira Port Sherry Auseats WINES.
4 ROMATIC sCaIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-A
N popular remedy for diseases of the Kidneys
DORTER-LondOn in plat and quart bottles
TsLEcTfsRfsiISCS fsfsiSS n Machines, Medicine cs.t Medical
y SADDLE Bags GGnHs Bags Trusses, Shoulder Braces
u ydTauIic Gene At and Plaster of Paris of So,
IL perior quality.
VTARNISHES Furniture, Coach, Demar, BTotO and
Baek JaDaa, Iron, Leather, Instrument and Picture
Varnishes f tl ssa1
COLD LEAF, Gold Foi1, SSEsSr Leaf, Red. Rsilssp
VI and White Broasss.
DRUSHES-7S dozen Hair, Tooth Nail, Hat. Cloth,
ID Paint busting, Sweeping Scrubbin2, Poona, Stencil
Horse, Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Vsrnish Brushes.
I EECHES.-Fresh supplies. Received By
IL june24 7. WELLS. =
A RTIST,S COLORS.-ss dozen fresh assorted
N Colors in nhexible tubes, well assorted.
CPICES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; SIS lbs Pimentc;
y Cloves Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger; Ground Spices;
Vermiceiia; Sparkling Gellene Bitter Almonds; Pre-
served Ginger.
DIPEs, Marbles, Gun Flints, Percussion Caps Gun
Il WaddiRg.
COUGH Candy-65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy
I J and New England Cough Syrup.
NTUSTARDS-ffGHk7ors LOasviue, LSrIs2soa and
NI Cincinnati. Received and for sale By q. WELLS.
ZINE PEN AND POCKET KNIVES.-Assd.
Il PORT M0NAIES, every shape.
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. We'll
Q EGARs AND TOBACCOs-ss $4,000 Ghsad0Sss,
- NapoleOn, BarrSOs, LsOnd0rO, oszns Lind Ss2lrs;
25 boxes Nag Ques and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
Smoking Tobaccos. For sale low by I. WELLS.
DLACKIEG-40 gross fresh Paste Backing.
ID STARCH, 25 boxes, STAR CANDLES, As boxes,
ALCOHOL, Vinegsrs Whiskys, GINS, Runs, 35 bbls-
LINSEED OIL and SPTS. TORPENTINE.
PURE WHITE LEAD in 25, SO and 100 ID kegs.
zINK WHITE PAINT, fine French, in 25 and so kegs.
Received and for sale at small advance by
june24 T. WELLS.