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Slavery in Massachusetts.

1t is related Of Mfs. Mary Dean, mar
ket woman of Boston, who recently died Vt
the age Of ninety years. that shs clearly re-
collected that, at perIodr previous ,r the
revolution seeing loads Of negro children
carted about for sale. Whep she spoke Of
this circumstance. she generally adasd that
the first wheeled carriage shs ever saw VAS
loaded with such slave children; tha, ac-
co'ding to her understanding on this sub
ject. when cargo Of slaves arrived ID Bos.
ton there were sometimes numher ol sb.l
dren among them from Eve to twelve wears
old. and. as such children we're no, % much
wanted in Boston as adults. they were car
ried out and disposed Of d Raxbusy, and
Dorchester. Dedham. de-. Il the best terms
venders could make. --IHvessigator.
TnE Aurnoxs.--Less tbAa twenty-five
years after the landing Of the puritans.
heir colony passed the fugitive slave law
This is very important fact.
Pitkin's Civil and Political history of Il.
the United States vol. !. pages 80 and s,
in aIluding toths articles u government fos.
med for the Plymouth colony. says
"It was alec very wisely provided N TIA
arsicls that RUNAWAY SERVANTS
and fasitiyes from justice. shoald bs returs-
Cd 70 the colonies WHARF they belonged ~
from which they bad Ged. /"
Thus the North Has tho author oE Nc a..
gidvs slave Law; kept slaves 90 lonc 4. Il
was profitable. and engaged ID ths slsys
trade until the government prohibited Il.
We have bst little reason % rspsoach ~
south, whcse climass and productions aciu.
aily gegaire negra labor ID svns iusm. 80
s.aeene Repurlicaa.
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Twelve Questions for a Wet Sun
day s...

|. lfitwere any other day. would / be
kept at home by the weather?
2 Did ever stay away from my business,
from party, from an amusement, for su-55
a rain or snow as this7 4sGa.
8 If it were public meeting for som
other purpose than Divine worship. would
| think il too bad day 10 20 out?
4 Would 60 to Church II could make
or save dollar by it, or gain a customer?
s If my own Church be distant, is there
none that is near where / may be sure ol
finding vacant seat to-day?
9 Ii / am afraid of spelling my best
clothes, had not better go in my common
dress, than lose the benefit of the meeting,
and neglect my duty?
2 Have not vvercoat, overshoes, and
umbrella. that viii keep me from taking
cold, and preserve ny Sunday dress from
injury? aY
Am ! not nearer TO the Church than
many who are never kept away BY bad wea.
ther? 1000 as aHts M 40 "a
8 II every one should find an excuse fol
absence as easily as | do, what would be
the appearance Of our Churches on, the
Lords day? A-es '6a IVY
10 Is il not dishonor to my Maker. il
for reasons that would not influence nae in
worldly matters. keep from the stated wor.
ship Of the sanctuary? aasa g-s. ,.........
II Is not d wet Sunday at home more
dreary day than one that is diversified by
going out TO church, Ms.f
i2 Am | willing that my children should
learn by nay example that they may 70 tc
school, 70 N rket. to store, to shows, IN oil
weather; butnot 10 Churchs- Presbyterian
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stlttt 9Ottrp.
THE LAND FAR AWAY.
By MRS. K, II. EVANS.

Thersire bright homes mid bowers of deathless
glory
There are blue skies DER bending them in love;
Sweet winds, that never sighed round ruins hoAry
Or sung the autumn requiem Of the grave.
There are fair flowers by crystal waters springins
That vever bore the semblance of decay;
On the sost air their perfumed incense flying,
In land far away.
There on the mountain tops, the day, declining,
Hath never caused a twilight shade to rest:
Each height with pure, ambent spendor shining
Sunlike in brightness DER the valleys blest
And there are dwellers in those SCENES of gladness
Ger whose pure being Death ca have no sway
Whose voices utter not note OF sadness,
In a land far away.
Cherub and seraphim Of glory, bending
In holy raptures at a throne Of light:
Angels and saints their sengs Of t3utaPh blending
These are dweers in those regions bright;
ANA some have walked with us the path OF sorrow
And te the storms OF many wintry day;
But Oh they wakened to a glorious morrow,
In the land far away.
And shall we weep for those to joy departedl
Or should we mourn that they shall grievo nc
morel
Sick as We are, and sad, and weary hearted,
Should we recall them from that blessed snore2
See, where they dwell! the forms we loved and
cherished,
From age, dim-eyed, with hair of silver gray,
To the fair bale, that like blossom po~ished,)
In the land far away.
Thou, best and dearest, ever gentle mother!
Who soothed me in thy tender arms to rest
Stilling the cries that would have .exed another
By folding me with love upon thy breast,
Green DER thy grave, for years, the long grass
signing,
Hath seemed TO mourn above the mouldering clay
But well know thy spirit dwels undying,
In a land far away.
And He, whose brightness, sun and stars are veil
ing,
Whose form, once seen, would blind our :norta
eyes,
With HIM, who bore unmovod the sccffer's railing
And died to give us entrance to the skies;
FATGER and Son, and ever. blessed SrTRIT,
There, by their presence, make eternal day
Oh! glorious are the homes the good inherit,
In the land far away.
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The London Times reviews sswai y
speech. and says ihas E1glsnd viii uot
yieid the smallest RI shts 10 America. Ca
NOR our Liverpool correspondent gives d.
rumor that the Derby and Giadstoue par
lies each held secret meeting as to n.
course to be pursued respecting sbs Ameri-
can difficulties. The Derbyitss decided 10
support PamersOn to rsllaQdih Ihs bonor
from Republican insult. Tbe Glsas,on,
pafS decided to endeavor u .buu . ,u,-
ture with the u. s.
EGrFr.--Thr grain crop will be short,
owing to the lSwness Of the Nile.
The Bombay mail. of JsnuA.y 10th sta,.
that The Sandal trosbles are over; shs 1Iav-
doa1 will be either seques.ered or su
nexed.
All quiz; on the northern froptiers.
DoSt MahOmet is reported ,prepa:fn. 10
resist the Persianseisurv Of Herat.
The Dutch concluded an inportsnt treats
with Ja7Sn' obtsiDing privileges deai.a
kngiand and the United States.
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Tu Salem.
By A sTEELPRN.

Salem! yu're sum!
Yu're ambishus, und yu've rite
Tu be- Yu're great town in yu're
Own opinyun Guess yu think that
Good men, when they die, 60 there, IN
Stead NV goin' tn that uther place.
Eff tha du, mabee its bekos
Thu like tu be kloss to the FIRE.
"3 Yu'rn enterpriztn! Yez, yu git
Up boss shose, so yu kin hava
Mix'd race Nv brod -brin Quaksrs, smuth-
Tung'd Yankees, Abolitionists .,
And pick.pockets! Yez, yu stele mig
q Gers off NV rale rode kars, kurs the
Fujitiye slave law and vote the
Pro- slavery no.nuthin' tick. ....
Et! Yez!yu're wimmen ware trouzers,
Which show the buty Nv the hu'
Men form to a-----feller that nev.
Ersene sich things! Yez, yure goin' to
Hav gas, tn. Don't yn du it! Yu've
Got tu much Nv that combrsti
Bic artikle now--it'll explode
And giyyu the scruternutiks!
Yez, yu're enteryizin! r"
Salem, yu've>got "bizness trnek"
Yu've got one feller that's SHARP
Yu've got cuppleuv SHlLLINos
That yukepe fur circulat-
Ing medium, and mabee it'll
SCATTER Coon all round--yu've got
A WEAVER, tlo, and kin furnish
Your own home made WBBs-of linsy--
And yu've BROOKS, also, to furnish
Yu with water power fur grind
Ing, or shaving or fur wa shing
Yu're narro sTREETs to HIake them
Lux WRIGHT! You use RYE BRED thu say
Bekos yu don't like Corn WELL!
Salem, Yu want tn be county sent
Its said yu'ye got all the Lisbon
Lawyers in yu're favor. How did
Yu git 'em9 Was it by fl co love
Attractionl for tS said the Lisbon
Lawerys are easy pRAwEp on
Py that kind Nv proceedings. Du tell
Salem! Yu'le brick! Gud by.
sRUKeNRRop in the German for rye bread
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GBf Gaoi5 Sentinel.
@ HARLES N. ALLEN
bl.tse Editor and Proprietor.



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EXECUTIVES DEPARTMENT., INpIANA,}

EXECUTIVES DEPARTMENT, INDIANA,l a
indianapolis. Feb. IL, 1856.
]. H. Dang, o. ROBINSON. and GEo. w.
'DElTzER. Lawrence City, KIT.
GENLTEMRE: 49, Your communication Of the
Nlst Of January, addressed to me in an Of.
tcial capacity, and asking that steps may
be taken to protect your people from the vi
olence of the citizens Of Missouri, is low
before me- aG ste Hep@tasa g.3 g.,
Ifthe Legislature were 10 session, I sho'd
lay your communication before, them, moi
with the most remote idea that Indiana wo'd
deviats from her well known opinion, upon
the principle involved, but out Of respect tc
you as citiEe0s. t5i h5tlaia a9aa 3fsa &.
shall certainly not interfere in the do.
mestic institutions Of your Territory. ror
recommend that our people should take any
lpart therein. 'Nt's.#P T'AT
The conduct Of The Missourians as well
as ofthose from the free States, who have
gone into your territory, with the view o.
Icouuolling yonr elections. and not to become
bona fde citizens. is alike reprehensible and
liable 70 the severest censuro and punish
ment. la
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4OHtital.

E9-Salem, Columbiana county. Ohio, 3
the town that sent in petition to the legisls-
Gure to DIssoLvE the Union; but at the same
time she wishes to UNITE Columbiana and
Mahoning Counties together, in order to
become the county seat. Some wag in the
Garfield Sentinel thus hits this beautiful
hole Of ianaticism:- .......
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Governor Wright, of Indiana. on receiv-
ing the celebrated letter from Kansas, sign4
ed by Messrs. Lane and Robinson, inStea
of calling on the people oil Indiana to raise
men and money. and add TO the alread y
ridiculous II not wicked excitement, replies
10 them in more noble NJ amer.
The National Intelligencer, the old whig
organ at Washington, in publishing this let,
ter makes these sensible and well timed re.
marks: at ,..6
ave have seen nothing from an official
source, in reference to the unhappy Difficult
ties in Kansas, more distinguished for good
sense and discretion, or more admirable for
enlightened or patriotic sentiment than the
letter of Gov. Wright. Of Indiana. Wisdom
shines with double lustre in high places,
and especially in the seat Of official power.
We commend the letter of the Governor as
bright spot ia the dark feld OF politics.
1t was written in reply to communication
from three citizens of Kansas, OF precisely
the same tenor as the communication from
the same citizens which we're recently laid
before the Legislatures of the State of New
York, Ohio and Rhode Island. The letter
is in strong and honorable contrast to some
Of the other responses.
The following is the correspondence re-
ferred to:
#a 1From the Indiana State Sentinel.)
Interesting Correspondence The
a.a Kansas Question.
H%t' ts4p LAWRENCE, K T !
7t blA5 aSa Jan. 2lst, 1856.
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"A ag Governor of Indiana:

n
SrR:--We have authentic information
that an overwhelming force of citizens of
Missouri are organizing upon our border,
amply supplied with artillery, for The avow
ed purpose of invading our territory---de.
molshng our towns and butchering our
unofendlng free STATE citizens.
We hope to be able to hold cut until as
sistancc can reach us. We respectfully re-
quest, on behalf Of the citizens Of Kansas.
that such steps may be taken by the people
Of the states as humanity suggests, to pre-
yent the successful carrying out of SO inhu-
man an outrage.
4 II Respectfully, ]. n. LANE,
s8a4 Chairman Ex Com K L.
ia aa ua 3aa @. ROBINSON, a
.m "a aslH4f Governor elect of Kansss.
GEo. w. DEITSRR, Sec.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

tosi zsa}.,,6 II ARRISON LODGE,
RA Ii No 9is Of Free and
ST0NyM4$ accepted Masons, meets
Ss ESs6 %aXBykas regular on the first and
. + sSss2g4kSS kyFESs% third Tuesday of every
IAslhTN month at the Odd Fellows
szHaHls ~ Hail. as2EM4i gt'
vi ST JESSE H. McMATH,
~ ETAG w. NJ. 49,. ,4.s
DI N. A. HANNA, Sec'y.
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I sc0TT q l. ENE M ON,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
W. ILL practice in Harrison Il adjoining counties
OF estates, sales Of land by Executors and Admin.
tatrators and onpafttion, examination OF titles &c
Deeds, Mortgages and all other written instru
ments neatly and correctly prepared f41a
91rOtiice opposite the Court House, where cne
the firm will be at all tines prepared to attend to
any bushes sTeauired a sep 5tf.l p
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/" 2usiutss GarOs.
.roHN A. BINGHAM,

Attorney ;GMd COun~ellor at Law
nutI SOlicit0f tIA ChnDccry.
" I'LL attend TO all matters entrusted to him, in
~ the county of Harrison and adjoining counties
Office in Bnghams block, corner Of Main and Mar.
ket streets Cndiz, Ohio.
9Cyadiz Iuly 80. 1S52--y a azH
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Jesse H. McMATH,

~ ~ y AS1I IA 1HO1A n A@1
Ats orNey nHd Counsellor ;tA Law
assad Solicitor bM ChhBcefy,
F}af8 w CADIZ, OHIO.
WILL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
w counties AL business entrusted to his care
will receive prompt and diligent attention ..
D1- Otiice-ln the Probate Judges building oyer
the Market House, Cadis, Ohio.
September g. 1859. - .... ..t.
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A True Governor.

'RukENDRoD in the German for rye bread.
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fDrtigu Ne0s.
Arrival Of the America.
no NEWS OF THE PACIFIC
HALIFAX, Feb. 90.

HALIFAX, Feb. 90.
The steamship America arrived this
morning with European dates up to the 10Th
inst. She brings no news Of the Pacific.
Bfesdstuffs slightly lower. Provisions
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IMPORTANT
TO EV r Y B Cd Y

FORtheiastthree years hsve been engaged busne@s,
knoTr oniy TO Inyself snd comparatively few hers,
wto have instructed for he 0 1900 each, which has
averaged AZ the rate 81 from 50 0 10 IS COO per snrurn
and made Arrangement 10 Europe next Spring
gage IN the business esirous Of giving fan
instructions ia the Art TO every who WI NIT me
the Of oNE am Infused, from the success
hav been svO ed with ard the happy acknoEe ge
meuts have receive from those have instructed in the
Art and who making from $40 TO Sl5 per day, to
give every person chance 70 into siou Of this
.hle Of making a small fortune. There is no
the bus here alluded TO- Reeienc OF
ozs cas given regards It's character, ard lean
also refer persons in Phila5ep ia wrl in this city
who have within months, embarked in the buness end
WIN viii testify hst hey uaking IS s15 per day
the II bu oe,s in Wh ch either ladies or
tiemeu engage aud with pc c. make very hand
some ircome seyers ladies paris Of Pennsyiva
and MARYLAND, whom have intrnt-d in The art,
now earrg from 50 $6 pr dav. II is GESTEEI bUSI-
MSS and hut a killings required to s;srtit Upon
rec ipt of g. will immediately send to the applicant
circular, containing fu instructions in the Art, which
viii be perfectly erstOod upon heirg on read.
Address A. r. PARSONS,
No SIS, West 20 h street,
iant6-1m Ngw YORK.
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NE w FIR ".

II Z. st tuIHX s. ~. =. PEACsf.
htfr hfuirl = Hsrinrrahip Gudrr ths nane -
aud sse a q k@atafy O. ana taken the stock LA
soc ani ~ a. Sesaury -. In tooFeF's iisk. --&
Crrrt tfrcrr ala heg fruds and rs Euasc,
ht ftey rffpar q rNfcHte errY rrsftfflen - SoFs
ihn pa MhiNa ~ siNtes De nnats1 a. ufsi sub
stanfsi Ihss sui ac furpsh ni 40 Gas va
o. e htndseiaesia yes. lhry ser eiiay taicit
sliare - pshi.r I.sirsnagr. llanal
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FEARN, DoNEGAE a co.

Couatut tsston q Eorts asrdiuG Merchants
Nav ORLEANS
ghos FeArn, Wm. r. Atwood,
Jaa. 3. Dou.san, A. ~. uspkinf.
They kcep an ailec az tiuntsvilie.
Rsof " ts4I--M
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FXTENsIVE IMPROVElTENT.

~ are rrft'iar Warehouse. 30 20 rub Squars
- vth al tac TO icra Improvements, ard o. u De rte
psfsi by 4pa iebrUar' 81 exlie entire Nce soes
% fp.iug Goods direct Tom he Innuuci ard Co
i.cule New hork ht3u ant i,aif ph a, c,rlprsue
much larger aud hnrr NHuiy tAu leretaore
bee kep - Osr siok s l4slc In every depart
uilat Of ssucy ana IA. ls Dry bord
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s.s-s. sss.a : e1=sss-s.ss. as = s'.s :. :; !
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rTNHF psrnehip hetyeea thr undersigned, ~ The
strle 81 3. A. festufy c.. dissovsd ~ 40.
tusl Of 8ft sL Ehvr ~ us d attend 20 the
sst.f.s - q the tusincs, u tle late ar.a, -
J. n sEARURY,
a. = PEACH.
ianl-I g. J. hkABlRf
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JANEs D. E0UsENAS. JULUs Il. SNra. Il. 3. BowLER
IsUsSEWAN, SMITH & CO.,
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nlS>og.TTInN.

WEvn c0,- the rfmsia et ~ cur ttrek = Wintf
Go 81 snonFs nh hrh iA r. rlulent Of Bab
jan,s- AIDA co.
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Is OAK TASNEp LTAEHE EKLEiN0 - fas suhseFi.
tfr cnsu iCt ~ atut 81 ffef q afsre oak tanasd
3esfttr hfng lp uahs ra tue q - affes, ~ elsi-
sehphetfUAte iesig sna psfet AFp'y ao.n.
Esss - gs0 b aEErs
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New York Millinery.
MRS. SINMONSi
vYAoissals and Retail Millinery and straw Geo
Narshouse Ss4 Broadway. New Yark

v7holesals ard Retail Millinery and straw eeo&s
Warshsass S84 Broadway. New Yerk
MRS l. Ia kuFeps - - rEfress ParPlsa a
NJ lecfnz uogees tts srfins Tsse Ntn ~ arFlss
aaa - ~ u esgresa - e. Aaes s hsi q MarrA
sataera Wesisfa Msrehsrfs a1t n irsrs p-c
Az lasisd % sall ths b~efs psssh4aing
e.sFhre. Fatsrn hslas.s a4sAys haad aaa szHt ~
express 70 asy atirvsss g f ka2~9@
I,CLEGrIC uagszISE.-Th. Teseae NYrs-
Il DE q fnrriFa fsfafqre n aTty tfts ~ sitfi.
esrlh 4. uata q2esta ~ bss iszeaaise tfaaAe4 u
esutslss4 ck1iesa srlislsstss crs4ps esfpefe
81 he adf " sge Q-sgizfl e aad sEtksss tst ks
prasseiass ~ taEf esi fe ferE ar1ffrr artetss 81
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a. sm4l re.
ass Frs.lic = ea la ~ ssozEA'y y ns1ssss slEt asss
earf aa1 laaksas iFsa azFs vasaa yrsF. a1a e<sriy
fso p4ses e1hfs4r4 ~ \ laxge stitn& peftrai,.
sta rssAsi rsflsar - nsl4 se esis-kf a ~ - y
4hs ssassfY nsszr y slsg rfa Fe11ss Nas H. sssa
3aas Is s1laefihe- Cass ~ the werk ase Epi fi.ss
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WANFk
4 OffGi HAnREzf Lass. - skisi ~ AFh.ss ar.
1sQN(A ksi rsies ~ = e~ta \ CAS-. 80
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.tAnnIrI nIAnnI.nIl

nj / EnELT0N, having rssuuard he MARnLEfrSfN
VI nIsihksa, saiohs tls sd tirhds abd hsAhaSlI
SAB ic 10 frnera Nba uay aeaTe vera ~ D. hes, -
y Fse Aas esi AZ ks stop, eofnrr ~ Chuleh a u
street. ard shs Nashville sad Casttanooga KaiiFtsd
hrpet ~ sn ksep eoBstan 10 rn haHd supply -
sna Haffantf4, trr1s-u
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John s. BRIEY

ATToxN AT LAW,
I0a.es No. 50 Cherry street Up SLeirs
NASHVILLE. Tsnn-,
TYAVrNG re.umsa ihs prsetes a tAe las. SH asFsts
II nssif txsiasNsy e he da1ss = hs pla'sssea.
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FnfHpH O. ~ faa ~ F'ns Fhirts slsh spA vlttoef
a ctHArs = sa1isas prsa aii warvspir = a. ss aud
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WRAPPINGS

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. THURSDAY.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER 4 SCHELIfs Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLETos' BUILDING, 346 and S4s Broadway. ,a
Late No. 50 Eassau-Street.
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STATEN E>LAND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT.

Offcs 10. 3 John 81, 2 doors from Broadway.
NEW YORK.
rTvF siyeI pronretor. Of this estab hnent. have
sn- time ttl senior partner OF The h'u, N'than
aret 81 years been pros-cuiing Their business al s-
ten Isj4uI They ave spared e ~ ense, esprci
ally last yea Keel 10 al the branrheso their
AIT anB have been i in at aiming high degree ot
Improvement, wei the machinery and pparaiu for
Dr. sing different lrs of goo rs in pract cal artistcsk
IN Cy-ing and finishing l1e H. satin Ard herino Dfes'-
great Improvements have been made In lsrgep
GI Of csze. hese aTt-es d.. IN color and bnsh,
nearly "a Iil 10 goods trse ~haWis,
Cl1 s. snt-s, Vevct Garment, Sc are also very SUI
fifty eated Faded and tsined gcols restored or re
dyed.
SILKS kED SILK DRESSES WkTERED.
lace and Nus iu Curtains, Carpets r ant Tab Gov
ers Cau G and Kefnsned Da.ns,k and ore-n Curtains,
Beau ifui DYES. Also, Rib iio.ie-v Gloves, &c.
Orders I'd With care and despatch.
t,u0ds rece,veF IN returned by express.
Geo KEEP. subject ihe c i'm @! he owner i2 months
BAHaEFT, EkYFEAS ( co,
jaUiS-Cn 8 John So 2 i0Ors from Broadway, y. Y.
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One cory, O. per year Six cors- SO. Ten copies ti5.
TEE WEEKLY PATRIOT AND THE FARMER
AND MECHANIC FOR FOUR DOLLARS.
We VII send copy II hr Farmer and q c. hauic, and
one rcpy o the werLiy Patriot f0r 80
g2E- Pay meat in al clsfs in aaFaEle.
Liberal commis. ions q Lrcal Agents win VII interest
theme elves 10 cir neis hCrifl1ds. H1Her o,
petent rfave rV Agents uhu cone WI c5muAudsd,
wanted win sis make speCia gEerieuts
send for and PTusp. AID sc; up cub
among frieudi.
ADDE'S BOSWELL 4 WILLIAMS,
NASHVILLE Tim