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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-02-07

GEO. 7. MARSH,
Minister Pleuipotentiary of The L. 5. A. Turkey.
Curacao, March ), 1872
On. J. c. AYER:-l use your CHERRY PEcro-
EAL daily in my practice, and am satisfied tits
remedy which must meet in every country the
hirnr.L nnnrnhaiinu.
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eser Of each slaveholng State. What M Bryan pro-
oses TO do, be has left for conjecture.
Hon. william Milward has been unanimously renomi-
mated ~ the American Convention OF the third Congress
tcn@ district Of Pennsyivania.
Tie democratic State Convention Of Delaware have no
mha.ed Col. William G. Whitley for Congress- Geo. e.
O. rdon ESQ., of New Castle Dr. Henry Ridgely Of kcst,
Dd Charles Wright Esq, OF Sussex were nominated as
electors Of President and Vice President.
his said that Wise, Of Virginia, nten6s TO de-
clare any one who permits hts to 60 Fremont
electoral ticket guilty Of contemplated treason to the
state.
II seems the Fillmoreiies in Iowa ran candidate
named Sullivan in the lrs Congressional district Oh iowa.
against Curtis the Fremont candidate He does not ap
pear however, to have received any votes excepting IN
Tie counties lying upon the Missouri ne IT was posi-
bly, his reliance upon this diversion in lis favor that led
Mr. Hail to exult over his supposed election IN advance
Of any actual knowledge
The Newport Or. ID Neos and tae Bath (Ae) Tribnae
support Only half OF tho Know Nothing ticket They
swallow Mr. Fillmore very easily, but they caanot 60
Doneison. What's TO be dones
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Married.

On Wednesday, August 20, by the Rev. DR.. Mlets, at
122 EaAt Twelfth street, Mr. CHARLES TEMpiEToS, to
Miss SARAH ANNE RuSNsIDE, both Of London England.
On Thursday, August Il, by the Rev. E. l.. Magoon,
Mr. HENRY HAYDoS, Of Australia to Miss SUDAN COLLINS,
Of this city.
On Thursday evening, August 81, by the Rev. Henry
T. Montgomery, at the residence Of the brides father
Mr. EDWARD ARMRrRoNG BoYD TO EIzAEErH, eldest daugh
ter Of Captain james f. Miller OF the ship Good Hope.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August rs, by tho Right
Rev. Bishop Loughu, Mr. PATRICK MERRIcK Of this city,
10 Ann RYAN, OF Brooklyn.
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battery never requires cleaning sixty hours without Stop
ping ,hen at cost OF one cent and one minute runs sixty
hours longer, and continually Price in conjunction
with my magnetic machine 3D. Those who have the blue
y,se battery have replaced with the crystal battery
F. Smiths Electro Chemical Bath, for the exirac
non OF mercury and other deleerious minerals from IN
body, the principle. Price, $65 with full
Instructions SAM s. SMITH, Electro. magnetst
II Canal street, New York.
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xx,,ae,.s Patent saia,nnnder SAFES. win

earrs and Maryins improvement, The best safe in the
Ior0 Secured by the celebrated Ia belle powder proof
|och with vtry small key, all male under the immediate
vi our Sscarns who has for fourteen
their manufacture during which time dollars
orfh OF property been consumed IN Of he 2l3 hav
Ls bee, tested in accidental Warranted FREQ FROM
ksmpness For sale by S1EAKNs A MARVIN ~ Murray
lac Water street. Secou hand safes Of other makers A.
al urfrC
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famous the world Tor The texture Of er ski AMI ne
venes Of their complexion Much Of THIS they owe 70 the
eans they take TO preserve aud heghen its beauty. For
rs purpose standard preparation universally prevails
y far iemci kaston Orient wacrs0netmes termed VA
nsan Eastern language the "bath Of beauty" u gives
r SKIN hat peculiar sofness Of texture greatly admired
|d thst BEAUTIFUL mild glow which no art initiate. We
dersiasd ha measures being taken to place the kas
p abundanty b. the American market being found pecu
Ery adapted 10 relieve the e1cc chanRsabe cnase
harsh winds and The hot sun he cold Of winter
~. SANDS, 9. " Ring, r 4. Green ana druggist se.
|rallv.
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The John street Church Difficulty.
prKcrI0N OF TWO SETS OF TRUsrEEs.

The down town party OF the John street church hela
meeting the church last evening" for the purpose OF
tocirg annual election for trustees As the law
quee gal election TO be held in the church, this
party has retained pc secession for the last six weeks by
keeping guard day and night, most Of the guard being
ladies'. Last evening there an attendance Of about
hundred persoas and there was SO much anticipation
Of dca,y that several policemen were present There
was however, disturbance before proceeding to an
ele,ion. The following resolution was adopted
Resolved That Wright ellis William Martin and Esey
neus By removing from The o ht res & y ana
attaching themselves ao,her nave ceased as no
pecey become and are vacant and that at ELECTION
cancies.
An election was then gone into, the polls being kept
open from O'Clock until g. when they were declared
closed and the ballots canvassed with the following
suit -
For NE three vacancies ,y expired Richard Keep
irg, David Roberts, David Wyatt.
F,r the rGcanctes BY ejectment-James Webb John
Pierce Charles Ferguson.
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted =
meeting of the members and electors Of the
sonsns 10 SAID esch Situated IN john street IN New
the 18th day OF August lo after eecns trustees OF said
Resosed o. his church and congfega
fer he beneG Of he Church or the cause Of religion but that
sale and would be unjust towards the great
ihc Methodist connection throughout the United States and
Resolved That trustees proceed without unreasonable de-
@ demand and from u
hands the be- the personal proper
~ plate snd bonds and mortgages belonging to this
corporation and which have been removed from the same
Rsso.vsd Iha the interest due OF bond and mortgage
John street be paid and that the amount paid
good and valid charge against this corporation
and paid the trustees out OF which may
Ocyne into their hands such trustees
Resolved That the annual election of trustees OF this corpo
be hereafter held the third Monday OF August in
each year. commencing on the third Monday August 1851
The meeting then adjourned
THE UPTOWN PARTY.
Ths ary met in the chapel OF DR.. Parkers church.
ser Of Twenty second street and Fourth avenue and
elected their ticket without opposition. There
about rs cast They DO not recognise the legality
the ejectmen Of the three trustees by the down town
party and therefore elected only TO fill the vacancies
cccasioned by the expiration OF the terms Of Messrs
Benson Brown and Looer. The election resulted In the
reelection Of the two former, and John p Farley in
place OF the latter There no disturbance OF any kind
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THE UPTOWN PARTY.

EXECUTION IN New JExsEY.-The Trenton True
American that the death warrant for the execution
Of Fox at New Brunswick the murder OF John Hen
~, forwarded 10 the sheriff OF Mddesex on Thurs
day. The execution takes place next Wednesday.
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NuStS
of this terrible complaint have been cured BY few doses Of
Jonas Whitcombs remedy asthma cold hay fever
&C. and In instance has failed to give immediate relief
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT CO., Tremon
street. Boston. For sale by c. H. Ring, Hgeman, Clark
Co.. and by all druggists
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HOllOway's P4As-A Startling Truth
Those who die with the of hand
structve suicide and as these wonderful pills eradicate all
complaints OF the digestive and organs sufferers
from these saladies who neglect to take them incur fear
25c., 62tsc. and 81 per box
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|vholesaie-KELTY a FERGUSON No. 2gl Broadway and
"a Rcade street. have l and choice stock Of broe
lanes w0rsei danasks, lace and muslin
tains gmps which offered at the Invest
prices Window shadesOur stock OF window shades Il the
York aud superior manufacturing faci
enable offer these goods less than other houses We
invite the attention Of close buyers.
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Set and Gold Jevvslry.--Just Received. New
patterns Of earrings pins bracelets necklaces &c
liz the city, OSBORNE, BoARDMAN ToWNskNDs,
"a broadway, corner Of Spring street.
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In the end than Inferior This Ia especially the
with the LowNDs patent pen and pencils, made BY
|W imarth Clussman Co. n Maiden lane For durability,
Any they found superior 70 all others
Nail them.
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Ire superior 10 all others Their Improvements
|erfec CONT n % the wearr natural elegance and duras
NJ Ills unrivaled and only harmless hair dye applied
X eiye private rooms stBkTCuELoRs, as Broadway.
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Atsract,on.-Noveities for the Fal

dame HARRIS son 55i Broadway beg call the
their numerous customers 70 their having received
bonneis all OF which Madame
Harris own selecting Madame H. being present In Paris
al early call will found advantageous 5ll broadway
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eiern n proved pianos melodeons be found NJ SIS
rssdway and allowed purchase; for
e monthly payments; second haad pianos from 80 70
el<O, melodeons from $40 10 $iS5
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TO WnotcsnN n"u tountry DrWkRtUss-
Barnes Park, SO Broadway, New York invite the n
non OF large and close buyers 70 their immense Of
European and American patent medicines Al and below
prices, BY the dozen package or 100
fxRNFs PARK New York Cincinnati aai san Francisco
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sicn.-Ike trade and the ladies' notified 70 meet nj
wLDEs extensive millinery warehoase nos ~ and = John
fall pattern konncts rh from Paris, offered 10 the
fashionable world IN this cry. see advertisement.
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DIR. Kelley can nc Consulted Daily nj hIs
ice No BIBLE House Fourth avenue. unon dseases e1Sn
~ bu particularly q The inags liver aud kidneys nee q
HrGe.
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ID Al Tho ST. Nicholas Hoiei Cor Eve davs r,re
~. fren A. N N2P " ronm s5 ,'onsn,ts,,o, 49,
hes a. lcH's 2 y Nghclas lloei Syg folA
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featured expressly trade and warranted In
particular 90 per liberal discount 20 the rae
MrIAuGHiINS shirt aud furn shng store, 20 Green
~ street, Of Murray.
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TRENCH ADvERTIsEMEyTS.

TIN ANcfES OFFICER rRASCAfs, ACE DE- 20 ANS
~ ayan PRONUNCIATION franchise tres eyacte 81 parAnt
un reu PAnga desrera emplo Do prcfesseur de Fran
Gals tans pens0nnat DC eunes gems De Jenes demoi
sees pans 10 but de occupation, tendrat
pas importance Ne " retrhn'icr sairrsser
ayetie, 1902 Front st. Y, =
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A FINE GREEN TURTLE Will. RF SERVED rP IN
IN souni a. lie Florence Saonn No 20 nTcatvav this
~. v, v, ', saAaWvvD, rr,p.Is.Qr
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I1Eo xzan0.-~Tho Greatest hnprovCxncnt In
T.. O. FIsCHEKS Improved circular scale pianoforue
warersom, SO Broa1way opposite Broadway theatre Manu-
h6sosv. Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue York.
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from Europe Of the most beautiful patterns. Also pear
linen ans card cases. porte monaes retcles travel
hug bars baskets jewel nedaons pearl bronze
hina and satyv tssazsr will
every variety Of Joys children, manufactured and known
sold ROGEkss extensive bazaar No ~ Broafs
importers of Engsh French, and German fancy goods
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G1n REWARn.-f.OST, A PLAIN GOLD BUCKLE
'giU shaped ike dogs collar, but perfectly nail
att 10 The advertiser The above reward viii be paI o,
leaving the n " Front street. % wash nor
square.
RIO LUMBERMEN.-rHE ADVERTISER HAVING A
perfect knowledge OF oil kinds Of lumber wishes a siV.
aion buyer o. seller q lhe same Res, o. city reference
gwen aud security 10 reasonable for inc f,th mi
Terfc, name of business entrusted e him kAlrsss
l..l .aee. fsYahs "a
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Hair red or white,
AZ black AZ night,
Turns in the winklng 81 an eye.
Nv using CRiSTAGOR dye
Msnufae tured, sold and Applied, ut Crista-
prD'a No Asior House
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keasrs visiting ,he city, will end the Balm Of thousand
perfumns the breath and besn:ins he
y co. Frankn square. New York For sale by al drug
"a 70 and fancy goods dealers In New York.
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WhssHers and Moustaches Forced to Grow
IN weeks BIZ my onsueut which will not stain njure
: shn III bottle eent any part Of the country. ". a.
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Brushes combs soap, extracts pomades Instruments Paris
erumery and toilet articles and article sold bv drug
s except drugs Imported and sold wholesale By RUFUS
MclIAkC a CO., s. Nassau street.
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YOUNG MEMS FREMONT AND DAYTON CENTRAL
Unon.The seventh regular meeting Of this organization
win be held this TUESDAY evening in the lecture room Of
StuyvesaEt Institute, $50 Broadway al O'Clock, at which
time banner VIII be presented. Colonel r. L. Snow, p. j.
Avery Esq If Sastoga and other distinguished speakers
will address the meeting.
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FURNITURE.

~ wei male suits ~ SIS first class marble top suits eleven
pieces for 80 AZ the mannfscory, 63t Broadway below
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yNAKEFIELD.-THE MEMBERS OF TIE INDUSTRIAL
w Home Association No. ) hereby notified that rcgn
lar meetings Of the association for receiving money will not
who wish pay aer that date do by calling the
Purchasing Trustee, Cornelius A. Cooper, ut No 66
Grand street. three and O'Clock any aer
except Saturday Sunday. Members will receive their
CoRNELIGs A. COOPER Purchasing Trustee.
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LITERATURE.

A hit FOR EVERYBODY AND EVERYTHING
IA THE HUMOROUS POETRY OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE,
From CHANGER 10 Saxe.
BY JAMES PARTON. GO pp., limo. Price, 81 so
MASON BROTHERS Publishers
los ami ITO Duane street. N. Y.
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no TIE PUBLIC.

FROM the above il will be seen that
have disposed of my entire establishment to
Mr.. John F. Vaughan, who is fully capable,
willing and competent 10 discharge the duties
incumbent upon proprietor, and earnestly
solicit for him the confidence and support of all
my former patrons, and as many new ones as
may find it to their interest TO extend him q
helping hand All those indebted to me either
by note or account are notified and requested
to come forward and make immediate settle
ment | hope the propriety of this will be
recognized, and that they will come instantly
forward without putting me to the necessity
of placing their accounts in the hands o. an
officer.
AS all my social and business ties will sool
close with this community, perhaps forever
and as | intend to make my home ina new
community, return my heartfelt thanks &c
those who have been 50 kind in encourag,
ing my efforts, and rendering themselves
FRIENDS INDEED, by favoring me with THEN
patronage. and performing sundry other little
klndessos that will always be remembered will
feelings ofpldo and satisfaction.
SAM'L A. LOCKHART,
September, 10, '5O-tf
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THE FARMING COMMUNITY, having
become generally convinced Of the great i'd
vantage Of grinding Corn and Cob for Stock,
the only question TO be considered is which Is
the best Mill for the purpose! In all the
cast iron Mills heretofore offered, very seri-
Gus objection has existed, biny
or liability soon to wear out. In the excel
sior" that objection is removed; The grinding
surface, whic!, is the only part liable TO wear
out, consists of rings and casts separate from
The mill, and when worn out can be removed
and replaced at cost Of three dollars. This
mill Is strong, simple III construction, easily
put up, and can be moved from place to place
without difficulty, and will crush ID bushels
per hour ofcoln and cob for stock, an grind
meal for family use The Excelsior" was
awarded the highest premium at the great tr-
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NIlAsSGssAE'S SALE.

BY virtue of decree Of tho Circuit
Court Of the United States for the Middle
District o(Tennessce, sitting in Chancery,
which decree was rendered on the 4th
day Of May 1856, in cause pending in
SAID Court, wherein Caleb w. Hallowell
and Morris L. HalloweIl were complain
ants, and the Winchester Alabama Rail.
road company, and John FrzzeIl were
defendants. will expose to sale at
public Auction, at the Court House door
in the town of Winchester, on SATUR.
DAY, the 18th day Of October, 1856, on
a credit of 6, II, and l8 months, all the
right, title, claim and interest Of the said
Winchester and Alabama Railroad com.
pany and Of John Frlzzoll, in and to the
following described tract of land, lying in
the county of Franklin, near the town Of
Winchester, and bounded as foIlows:-
Beginning at a hickory sprout, Spykers
corner, standing on the East-side of the
Railroad leading from Winchester to
Huntsville thence along said road 34
poles to street, to DR.. Tanners line,
thence with said line near the Grave
Yard, thence with the line or lines Of
to line running South 81 degrees East,
to SIadder's old line thence with his line
TO several Post Oaks, thence South 81
degrees, East eight poles to a small
Black Jack, thence North so degrees
West to a Stake near another corner of
said Spyker, thence with his line ornear.
~ so, 100 poles to the beginning, con.
tanning ffty.ei ght acres, more or less, ex.
cepting four and half acres not intended
to be sold. 1t being the same tract Of
Land conveyed to said Railroad compa,
ny by Caleb w. Halowell by deed bear.
ing date about the 18th of October, 1859.
The said Tract of Land will be sold to
satisfy said decree, without the right Of
redemption. The purchaser will be re.
CURED to give notes payable in Bank with
good endorsers, and lien retained on the
premises, until the whole of the purchase
money is paid.
J.B. CLEMENTS.
U. S. Marshal for the Middle
District of Tennessee.
Scpt19-tf
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SALE OF
gWISfGEie E5yOOPr59,

wish to sell my land, consisting of about
five hundred acres, located four miles and q
half from Dccherd Depot. Fronklin Co., on
the road to Hockervilc, Said land is we'll
tlnbered and watered-there being three or
four ncver-iuilng wells OF good water; be.
sides an excellent stock pond; lolerablv good
dwelling, with the necessary out-houscs;
good orchards, containing as good lrui, us can
be found in the county.
All the cleared land is in high state Of
cultivation at this time, md If the purchaser
desires, the present crop would be Sold 10.
gether with all the stock belonging 10 the
place, consisting of hogs, cattle. and sheep.
The land is in two tracts and can be divided,
if necessary, TO suit purchasers.
TERMs-One-thrd cash, and the balance
in one and Two years.
ALSO
On the Sd of October next, at my resi-
dence, | will sell, at public sale. all my farm.
ing utensils, together with household and
kitchen furniture. II private sale for my
land and stock DO not had before then, will
sell them TO the highest bidder on said day.
TUOS. II. WOODS.
June %, 1856. ids
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A SPHNNiNG FACTORY
AND WOOL CARDTNG MACHINE,
E4ss SALE,
FOB SALE,

By virtue Of decree of the Chaucerv
Courtat Winchester, pronounced Angus; term
A. D. lcj6, in the case Chester LasseIl, vs.
Nlosc!cy d Simmons ct ais. and Mo eley g.
Simmons vs.. Las5ell and others; and i. h..
Russell vs.. MoseIey, Simmons, Lassell, ct al.
] will, on the 18th day of October next, before
the court house door in Winchester. sell for
ready cash, a tract of land lying in Franklin
county, containing sixty acres. and bounded
on the South by the lands of Peter Simmons.
oil the West By the lands of Mr.. A. c. Stoyali,
on the North and East by the lands OF W.
Smart Rich and John Stovall, upon which IL
situated Cotton Spinning Factory and Wool
Cardng Machine. Persons wishing tN see
the lands and machinery VIII please call on
Thos. F. 0Ioseley near Salem.
HU, FRANCIS, C. & NJ.
Sept. 6, 1S5G-tds
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BY virtue Of decree OF the Cianccrv Court
at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced August
term, A. L. 1856, in the case Thomas Short,
Admir-. OF l.. p Sins, and versus the heirs and
creditors Of said Sims, will on first Monday
in November next, before the court house
door In Winchester, Tenn, sell ON u credit
OF orc and two years, tract Of land of fifr-
four acres, on which is situated the Winches4
ter Springs, formerly kept by l.. p. Sims, five
miles Northwest Of Winchester, and four
miles South of the Nashville g. Chattanooga
Rairoad, This could be made the most al
tractve watering place III Tennessee-easv
OF access from all the South and Southwest
There are in abundance " hic and Red Sui
phur, Chnly beale, Free and Limestone Wa
ter--situated within mile and u quarter of
Elk River, which abounds in fish, and esoe.
ciaIy the trout, ailJrding amusement to a ma
Jorty OF those attending watering placcs--iust
on the edge Of the barrens, where those VIII,
are disposed can have awde field for hunt
ing. There are at this time sufficient i'm
provements on the place TO accommodate two
hundred bOarders.
ALSO- At same time and place | will sell
one other tract adjoining above described
tract containing one hundred and sixteen
acres. Also, one other tract containing two
hundred and seventy acres. Also, one other
tract containing one hundred and three acres
the deeds for which will be shown on day of
sale.
Twill, atsame time, sell on credtof twelve
months, what is called the Ward tracts, one
containing ten and the other twenty acres.--
Also, small tract, called the Aldrich tract
Also tract OF land in Grundy county, called
the George Floyd tract. The deeds nd bound
a.les 10 all of said lands will be shown on day
OF sale. The purchasers will be required to
give bon. and good security and lien retain
ed on the land until purchase money is paid.
HU. FRANCES. c. 81 NJ
Sept. g. 15JG-tds
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TO TEaE COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND TIHLEENERS.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to retail dealers, Mliners and
others, that he has just returned from New
York, where he selected one of the arg
est and finest stocks of Millinery Goods
ever brought to this city. They are now
being received and opened for the inspec
ton Of those who desire to make whole
sale or retail purchases. Satisfied of the
superiority in style and quality Of these
goods, and determined to sell them cheap.
cr than similar goods were ever before
sold in Nashville, he confidently expects
a liberal share o(public patronage.
A. CR0OKER,
Union street, Nashville.
Sept. l0-it