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DUCK SHOOTING In MARYLAND.

A sporting correspondent of the New York Jour
nal of Commerce, writing from the ducking shores
of the Chesapeake, says:
"Ths quantity of ducks annually slaug entered
hereabouts, and fifty or sixty miles to the south
ward is almost Incredible and the art of capturing
them sreduced toa science True the, professors
with their outre habilimeuts, would hardly pass
muster in our literary institutions unless the guam
tity of hair their faces should constitute suf
cent qualification. Their lives are devoted to their
calling Sometimes they set forth solely on their
own account, subsisting, for the most part such
game as they may happen to capture. Ga other
occasions they act simply az guides, or conpagnOns
de voyage for the uninitisted. We have on board
the ver'table Ike Helm, who makes his rendezvous
at Pass1sy Island, about twenty-five miles from
Chesapeake Locks, and with his asst ciates, Capt
Boone and John ParnelI, makes frequent forsys
among the duck uibes with fearful carnage.
"These men often take tofty-fve or fifty canvas
backs per day in the Chesapeake, using decoys-
Week before last, they took one hundred ducks in
three days and halt Ike has with him on this
trip about fifty brace Of black ducks saved from six
days shooting on the Delaware, after deducting
such as were used for provisions; bat he is return
ing to Chesapeake Bay sgusted. The commo
method ia for a trio of hunters with small smack
and three boats to conceal themselves in the sedge,
within gun-shot of their deooys, and capture the
game as il comes up, wster-dog assisting. They
often have plenty of work; but Ike says it isn't
circumstance to what he has seen in the Bay of
Chaleur, on the coast of Labrador while la the
cod-fshery, where the young ducks, just fedged,
literally covered the W ter, and tons OF them might
have been taken with the hand. In the absence
of market, there was no disposition to disturb
them"
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DISTINCT INrIMATIoN.-Th Lancaster pa }
Lntelhgencer, Mr.. Buchanan's home organ, has the
following, drawn forth by the thousand and one
specuations Of political qudnuncs and disnterest-
ed gentlemen, anxious to assist the President elect
in regard to the Cabinet, and what Mr.. Buchanan
will or will not do. It is quite likely the extract
may be relied upon:
'There is a great deal of unnecessary speculs.
ton among the opposition journals just now as to
the new Cabinet aud the policy OF the incoming
Administration TO all of these gentlemen we
have only to say, keep cool and be patient few
months longer, and you will know all about it In
the meantime we have republished a portion of
Mr.. Buchansn's letter accepting the nomination,
from which they can form some idea of the course
he intends to pursue One thing is certain: Mr. B.
aoiu be the President himselfj he will select his own
Cabinet, and, regardless of friend or foe, t0H put
his foot on eUe7y scheme s0hich does not look TO the
honor glory, prosperity and perpeuy of The Union
His Administration, we doubt not, will be eminent
ly conservative in all its actions and policy and in
perfect accordance with bis great political knowi.
edge, ripe craftsmanship, and cautious disposition.
The speculatons about the Cabinet are all fudge
Mr.. D. has never given an intimatlon to living
soul on the subject: He keeps his own counses,
and when his selections are once made, 1t will be
found that his Cabinet is not only unit, but that
ii is also Union Cabinet se
The country is fortunate in having such an able
and experienced statesman at the helm at this i'm.
portant period of our history; and we feel conf
dent-aye, the whole nation feels con6dent-that
he is just the man for the present crisis"
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Misunderstanding to the report of the New
York Association for the Relief of the Poor, there
are in that city one pauper for every seventeen
persons, and if they continue to increase at the
present rate, ia fifteen years there will be one for
every five rersons
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VIM. Cooley VS.. ]. D Newman ct Sl4-0pinion
by Judge Mckinney, affirming judgment below.
Polly Smith, by next friend, vs. Geo. Harrison.
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing decree and
demanding cause, &c.
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From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
IN The BEAUTIFUL REALM OF SLEEP.
BY A. rtnrr srrRnr.


In the beautiful realm Of sleep,
What golden dreams may come;
What starry castles may there arise,
And In their heads to the dimpled skies;
What mountains of flowers may burst 70 bloom,
And sicken the soul with their rich perfume,
Isthe quiet vale Of sleep.
o Angel of shadowy wings,
80 Who brirgeth the boon Of sleep,
When the soul Is weary and the eye is dim
Thy rustlng wing is holy hymn,
And its shadow nestles the soul 10 rest,
And II falls like balm on the weary breast
Angel Of shadowy wings.
Angel of beautiful dreams,
When we sink to the sleep OF DEATH
When the eye grows dim and the heart is chill,
When the lips move not, and the pulse is still,
VIII thy wings rustic within the tomb,
And cast light DER its mighty gloom,
Angel of beautiful dreams
.,r.@ TO A LADY.
Too late stay'd, forgive the crime;
Unheeded few the hours,
How noseless falls the foot of time
That only treads on flowers.
What eye with clear account remarks
The ebbing of the glass,
When all the sands are diamond sparks
] hat dazzle as they pass.
Ali whoto sober measurment
Times happy swiftness brings,
When birds Of Paradise have lent
Their plumage to his wings?
p ISBRRrpAN
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The VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-lh,
Lynchburg Republican states that the Sheriff of
smyths county, Va, pitched into the passenger
train on this road one day last week and levied an
execution forl$2o 600, Judgment obtained g sintt
the company.
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~ At the late Baptist Convention in Raleigh
n. G, apropostion to raise $4,000 as a furthe.
endowment to Wake Forest College, was met by
subscription on the spot, in one hour, of shout
$4,000 Two brethren subscribed $1,000 each,
five 81 900 each, five $500 each, q few $500 each,
and large number, perhaps thirty or forty, 800
each Besides which, $4,000 were subscribed 10
build new house of worship in Raleigh AshvQle
Mems
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Fey The editor of the Louisville Journal has
been informed that twenty-four muskets and
two kegs of powder were found in possession Of a
gang of negroes at Columbia Tennessee ard that
in Perry county ten or fifteen negroes had been
killed by their owners, and that it is nothing IN
common to see a negro with gun on his should
er. It'll no new thing with the Journal TO be in
possession of such wonderful stores-no one else
ever hears of such marvellous things. The people
of Maury and Perry counties will, no doubt be
surprised at this bit of information when they get it.
Remembering that the editor of the Journal
once said-which he will not deny-that "sllmen
have right TO liberty, no matter '0hat color that
slavery was "a monster evil, deadly vampire,
draining away the life blood of the republic that
a great revelation was starting in public senh-
rnent ga reuolsion schose s0heels must continue to
none onspard till they reach the goal Of UNIVERSAL
raEKpon;" in view Of the dangers to be appre-
bended from the instruction of the blacks, when
in every abiding place of slavery there were fierce
hearts 6rooding over the accommodated WRONGS Of
of years, and dark hands ready 10 grasp the tire.
brand and Tie dagger" Remembering these things
we are not surprised tia: the Journal should give
credence 10 such exaggerated reports. We tTuS
" the wish is not father % the thought
Hy- Fillmore has carried only one 60 lnty in
Arkansas (Sebsstian) and that only by "a majority
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THE RUMoR OF Mr.. BUoHANANs MARRIAGE
The gossip of the Baltimore Patriot concerning
Mr.. Buchanan's alliance with the widow Of a
deceased President-the accomplished Mrs. Polk
grows stronger and stronger, and actually begins
to partake of obabiy.-Aemphis Bulletin
The above has gone the rounds Of sll the papers
some half dozen times. We are surprised TO find
many respectable journals such as the Bulletin and
Patriot giving currency 10 such gossip. Gentle
men must have strange sense of propriety, and
very erroneous conception of the character of the
excellent lady in question, who suppose that they
have the right, or that it is at all agreeable to
her, thus to handy her name through the papers
in such q connection. Mrs. Polk has courted no
such noloriety. Her seclusive habits since the
death of htr devoted husband, are too vel known
in the community in which she lives to warrant
such rude and inconsiderate newspaper gossip.
Our knowledge of the lady warrants us n saying
thst though Mr. BUCHANAN were ten times Presi-
dent there would be no truth in the report. The
editor was in want of paragraph who started it.
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A GREAT BARGAIN FOR CASH.

I'VE offer for sale Tracts Land adjacent to each
w other containing 505 the main Caney Fork
twelve miles East of Sparta, White County Improvements
each Tract, so in caya on, orchards
Land there the finest constant Waterpower able
operating amount of machinery without expense
Dams danger from foods being from large
ing from theMountan side SO feet above the level of
valley 1t can be raised point wanted. The Land
finely tmbered, well adapted Stock raising cultivation OF
the Grape, Orchards &c. Also good for Wheat and Corn
great bargain will be given For further particulars call
us. Idecl2-tl J. L. q r. W. BROWN.
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EQUITY.

George W. Dusty VS.. E. Wyndhsm ct ais
Opinion by Caruthers, affirming decree of Chan
cellor.
Boiling e. Stratton vs. J. w. Custer ct ala
Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing decree
and dismissipg bill.
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Hy- There are now hundred slave, in Oregon.
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STATE OF TENNESS-

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
IN CHANCERY AT LINDEN-DECEMBRR RULES, 1856.
NJ D. w. nsd'pe'n' Supplemental
A. J.S ThOs. P. JshnsOn and P H. Cook ) Bill.
ON motion, and appearing my satisfaction, that A. J.
~ Johnson of the in the above suit
is resident Of the State of Tennessee and ordn
process cannot be served upon him. therefore ordered
sp PuSSsd G S II me
successive weeks requiring said resident defendant
at the next Term Of sad Court Of Chaneery
held town OF Linden on Thursdsy
after the first Monday in April next then, and there plead
answer demur 10 compliments bill, the will
taken for confessed and the cause set for hearing
to him J. H. KINZER,
decI2-wA Clerk and Master.
IN CHANCERY AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RULES, 1856.
c. S. Brodle, su.,..,,
Al & Thos. P. Johnson, and P. H. CookS Bill.
I'M motion, and appearing my satisfaction, A.
is Of the State of Tennessee and ordn
cannot be served him 1t therefore ordered
by the Clerk and Master that publication be made for
successive weeks in the UsIos AMERICAN newspaper
publishing in the city Of Nashville requiring said nOnres
dent defendant to appear the Court House in the town OF
Lindon, Thursday after the first Monday April next
BILL the will be taken for confessed cause set
dec12-w4t Clerk and Master.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
IN CHANCERY AT LINDEN-DECEMBER RULES, 1856.
Wiibourn & Sims, e,.,.-,,
Al. & Thos. P. Johnson, and P. H. Cook.S DILL
an notion and il appearing to my satisfaction that A. J.
Is nonresident the State Tennessee and that ordin
cannot be served him, lie therefore ordered
by the Clerk and Master that publication for four
successive weeks in the UNION ANRRlcAN
published in the city of Nashville, requiring said
dent defendant appear the Court House the town of
Linden Thursday amer the first Monday in April NEXT
then and there plead answer or demur compliments bill
the will be taken for confessed and the
hearing eI pGre astO him. J. II. KINZER,
decI2--w4t. Clerk and Master.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
IN CHANCERY AT LINDEN-DECEMBER RULES, 1856.
va. '' Supplemental
A. ]. & Thos. p. Johnson, and p. ri. Cook DILL
nN motion, and 1t appearing to my satisfaction that A. J.
" Johnson OF the defendants the entitled sut
of the State of Tennessee and that the or
binary process at law be served him. therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master that be made for
four successive weeks in the UKIcN AMERICAN news
paper published in The city Nashville requiring said nor
resident defendant appear the Court the town
of Linden Thursday the first Monday in April next
them and there, plead demur companapts
BILL the will be taken for confessed The cause
set for hearing s1Pa1e 70 him. J. II. KINZER,
decI2-w4t Clerk and Master
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SUPREME COURT.

LAW DOCKET, 18TH CIROUIT.-J. Aredge and
Bright VS.. SamI Taylor Opinion by Judge Har-
ris, reversing judgment and remanding case.
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he ONLY AND REAL Reply 20 Died." AND
Tit for Tat,

TUE MOST REMARKABLY WORK OF our TrHRS
REPLY T1
a. UNCLE TOMS CAHINu AND DRIED Ply A LADY
or NEW ORLEANS.
TINHIS original and powerful Book, This beautiful stoty -
American Rowland for English Oliver, direct
ed against the distorted o the English Press when
speaking Of the iSsTuUTlOys UsTEb Sr.TEs. Sos
sale At HAGAh'S, Market street
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOk Cor December. just Teeesvsd bV
" dee2 =. nAGAH q BRO, Market 81
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Amateurs Concert

FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE ORPHANS OF NASHVILLE,
ITO be given at the CHRISTIAN CHURCH, on TUES
Il DAY EVENING, Dec 10th.
II Tickets 9l Chidrens Tickets so cents To be had at
the Music and Book Stores and the door the Church on
the evening of the performance. n
? Concert TO commence at 2 y O'Clock.
decI2-4t B. p; a
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TRUST sALE.MoTs EhOLD AND NfrCH-

TRUST SALE-HOUSEHOLD AND KfrCH-
EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
WILL sell at Auction Monday next, the 18th instant
ell the Household and Kitchen Furniture I.aac GaIrtt
SON, at his Dwelling House. No. los South Summer street,
opposite the Residence OF VIM A Geaves ESQ., consisting
OF fine Mahogany Sofas, Chais Tables Wardrobes Book
Case and Desk fine Mantle Clocks fine Pedsteads Par
lor and Cooking Stoves, fine ParlOr and Bedroom Carpets
and Mating together with fine China Sets China Table
Ware, Cut Glass Ware, Beds, Bedding, fine Window
tains and Shades Kitchen Stove and Utensils and almost
every article used in House keeping.
The above property conveyed 10 by deed trust
Sale to commence at O'Clock, A. Ri.
JAMES JOHNSON, Trustee.
Z. ID. Auctioneer. tdacIQ--nd
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fB- Fillmore has carried only one 60 lnty in |
Arkansas (SebsstiAn) and that only by "A majority
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- IN AI-IKF.ss-- Hy g. W. " kETNoLDs, anIh0T %
MYSTERIES OF THE COURT or LONDON, MARY
PRICE, ROSE FOSTER. ETC.
ftIlS fascinating photographs % The very he
trials, vesitudes aud temptations thai beset path
Of and gifted creature upon the Stage. Her beauty
and accomplishments render her but
ing pursued by the unpnciped aad hearess Every aspr
ing 'debutan should pusue and ponder
lessons taught by the eyentiu Esn Percy
sale by HAGAN & Bro
dec street.
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decz-d2 II. II. HARRISON, Agent r
FOR CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
TESHB light draught steamer DR. RODENT $500
n SON, J. G. LEAKR, Master, Will leave ik-a--t&
as above and all intermediate landings THIS &#XHR
DAY, the 18th instant. at O'Clock, p. NJ. Bsz3z<2
For freight or passage sppy on board, or to
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
rESHE popular passenger and freight steamer zsnrz
port and leave as above FRIDAY, the slxn M
Eth Inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ For freight -
or passage apply on board, or TO
dec12-Ik H. II. HARRISON, Agent.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET.
T3NHE Light draught, commodlous and fast SzrnxeAh
II running steamer SWALLOW, ALEX. Ik-l..-{S
FRAZER, Master, will regularly between Ss11f4$
the above points and all intermediate land -
in making regular IL day trips viii give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction We solicit for this popu
ant resident OF Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
there and the entire For freight passage sp
ply on board, or to H. II. HARRISON,
decl2-6m Agent.
FOR CINCINNATI.
THE new and light draught steamer SWAL- lrsnRMh
Low, ALKx. FRAzER, Master. win run Ik-s..zSH
regular Packet between Nashville and Gin q
cnnati, and viii leave for the above and all -
intermediate ports THIS DAY. 10 O'Clock, A. M. For
freight or passage apply on board, OF TO
decl2-n LEWIS & STOUT, Agents.
FOR CINCINNATI.
TIVE ane passenger and freight steamer srDn1Ah
natl and all intermediate ports THIS DAY,
Friday, the 18th, at o'clock, p. NJ For
dscIa-It LEWIS & STOUT, Agents.
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SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

THERE are features connected with this mill worthy
consideration and close examination on the part
those wishing to purchase Feed Mil.
It's mechanical structon and adaptation to the pur
poses designed crush and grind It's great
pacy, while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease its durability il amply provided for. The complete
and entire potsbleneSs Of the Little GIANT rendering its
greater convenience for plantation and mposs
bic. II requires .hanica aid bill Of expense put
IT up; farm hand servant put up and set
running half hours time. The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied to horzontalas IS most
uSualOr head, the mill easily attached
where used The power II take requiring
and horses The quantity and quality OF product
~ to 80 boses good feed meal hour according TO the
degree OF fneness ground, and the size mill II IS the
cheapest MILL all things considered, here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant, pa.
tent and worthy Of is the ct that there has been
Patent Ri yht pecUatEg hucksterng about the country
as Is usual with the thousand bunghng mAke-sh lmple
that are got Up as trademerely get money by
selling pamng OF the patent right the creduous
then the machine TO be abandoned by all parties hum
bug the other hand the raenee and Propreors OF the
Little Giant Mills ieviEg that they can-end determined
that they supply the Agricuturass and Stock rasers
Of with superior MILL permanently
gagged In the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture Of these NILS in the
East West and south, OF these establishments ploy
ing 60 solely in this business So highly these
mills appreciated that ar thousand have been sold within
the eighteen months and the heaviest and the ost
ext nsve Manufactures Of Agricultural impemen in the
United States have eagerly sought interest in their
iscturG ana sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested
OF the kind has received and high testimonials
from chanics' Institutes aud Agricultural Associations
and none, by sonO subs ana, practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every days
and popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Corn and
Cobb Mil Orders promptly filled.
Liberal discounttO dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON,
nct1-u No. 10 Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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si.o74Sss27
ITs,osS a.
uusst.lsl Gain, for Ls.s,s sa I'd ss. es-,

TIE K'ua Insurance Company preseais hs pasrons
very sssfscf ccnfso OF hrge inesssss Cash A.
lets tbs art - - AslF pccixssh uVss.
meats being placed a the nlmum nAFte the prs
seat Tine ef ds~-sssoH tke siaadzrd u Thsy
s prime eiv-r I'd paying sicrRs good BID
Asd eean inFsstmens, yiscnf madefsta tntere Rd IN
come The ansfd basis whch the Assets have beSn
yalned hring CO 80 LafercL Hssldes N eoiaty. ~
Cenary es' asentoB sle sFengh ard scnrity u de-
rive from is eau eiBd sssem q Agsncis thFeugh iss
agents having ne means ~ preeen rg ansa phasax Of
0psifeaced taderS stss which worked, fr ThlFty-
seven years ghe kspp fpsults soethodsrp ane es
ant sof osrrsand snah Il 10 enter the gs lkos wA
ffessF pTtseEa fer future has yst
Fsssted b. rally Aatsoass In eranoe eograsatien.
~ Al basinsss atssdsc esA ssspstrh and adshsS.
~ oIdsF Il ths baeEe- Ju14fH NAeA. AEsnL
f41E-4n n1shwA
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Sl00 REWARnI

FFr my rrsrses ave " irs a. fort Bfowder nAFhoar
a. eoauty, AlA the g uiiin,o. SeEro Man 1Amtd
EOkGk. said save Aboat to- nsy -tso years eli,
eted and had Nhsn he le Nool hat ktr-
sey pants sack coat gas. Ne sss an uith sa
ssrd neFe Mule sisht ysaFs ed heavy hsbA and
had neasiy spanish eAadls aEaiae-bt bride.
with lArgs rings, &c.
Ihase Frasa 70 that sad slave dsrayed - ~
uhie asoat any year Odd, hstinS eoaEss AMI ysy
gesg har uaiy bong eampsrcte hiaa Fcdl d.
ton cd sore eyesl hte hamps huitsfed asshs ahaat
s. a,sbds Il sAoai zee isxt ieehes hsh kad While
nan BAY have his vas siih his-
sn give So ee sAe dsssry 81 tAs sezo ard hsss aaf
vii xo siyr eos nr NE appfehensen 81 hs shits zAns
Nib - asei<us esdsnce % raatiet asn-
~ Ths Ssxse nay have . Tree pass he can wEfs
hieosslf ftF YLtAs q. HODGES.
Fort nrUwdsE. bsrhslr Cszu1y, a..
ekla-a.--SrA@p Eanfss nEfxnls, "a
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RATES OE aDVCRTISINC

kewspaper proprietors generally and sspecaIy q Ihs
atty under the and regulations heretofore prevailing
called upon to perform labor without
ZION, tSn any other class OF community The gratuou
publication Of charity and gious advertisement
Euncatons tributes OF respect obituaries Ac Ac which
only be inserted az heavy the proprietor inn
poses upon them burden onorous that they feel called
gpon in selfdeence check the abuse by making such
publications charge, TO extent at least The
ties Immediately interested. In this they but fol-
lswing example Of the press In other cities mpeed by
OF its intrinsic proprety and imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have, therefore, united togeh
mutual agreement, the 10 lowing specified terms
the publication Of these well every sort Of regular
business advertising.
square Of u lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less nonparei for the LIST insertion. ~
goresch additional insertion per square ........ 90
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mARRELLZED IRON NlANTELN.

THIS magnificent style Of Mantelis fast taking the place
Of all other descriptions both o. It's Supe
beauty, richness durability, and particularly its cheap
While their cost is only about haH that OF the real
srbe they indeed exceed the former in beauty, have
sperioT ustre, less liable 70 SOIL much easier
sept Clean far exceed marble in durability and are,
he same time, less liable 10 break.
The undersigned are agents for the manufacturers, Wal
ace, Lgow Co Louisville, KY, and will furnish then
10 their patrons and the public generally with grstes
pieces and every thing complete; ami viii also srPsr
p;end their putting up. STEWART OWEN,
Stove Dealers and TinEsre Nsnufs cturers,
rnar2n-- da No. 50 Marker street.
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To Wholesale GrOcers.

i skGKo MkN sssy good slaeasuA u. Afply .
- a. hALLo !. s sses As.ss