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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-09-06
ANoTnra TREATY wlru GOV, snAsyos.

Gov. SHANNON, DIR. A. RoDRIDeUR, p. NJ.
and Major SEDGwIcK, have just arrived from
Lecompion. il is supposed they have come to
demand the prisoners. They are now closeied
with the officers Of the Free-Staie forces
They cannot have The prisoners without giving
the Free-Stale party an equivalent.
A teaiy has been made, and Gov. SHANNON,
ailer some opposition, has been permitted to
state what it is and make short speech. lie
said he should SOON leave us, and he wanted to
leave the Territory With the people feeling bet
ter toward him, and in quiet state to his sue
cessor. He glorifed the Union, and thought
we had glorious country, and then concluded.
The terms Of the treaty are
|. That they shall give up TO the charge
of Major SeDGwlcR, and in good condition, sub
ject TO the order of Capt. WALKRR, the howit-
zer so ualiaaiiy surrendered to Sheriff JoNRs by
Gen. PoMrRoY on the 2ist Of May.
2. That the prisoners then held in custody
at Lecomdton-ihose arrested by SoUIRE CRANE
for being connected with the battle of Franklin
should be released and brought safely to
Lawrence. NJ
3. That all arms taken from these and 9th
er prisoners should be delivered up.
4. That the Territorial authorities should
use their power to break up these bands Of
plunderers and drive them from The Territory.
ln consideration of this, the Free-Staie Par
~ were 10 deliver up their prisoners. They
never demanded the cannon taken al franklin.
Major SEDowlcE had nothing 10 do with tne
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THE FiRnEa AND THE BKseAR.--A strong,
hearty, lazy loafer, who preferred begging for
a pecarious subsistence 10 working fof sars
one, called at the house Of blunt MsssseAa-
sets farmer, and in the usual language ef his
tribe, asked for some cold viiusls and old
clothes.
"You appear to be a stout. hearty looking
man." said the farmer; What do you do for
livingi'' ~
"Why, not much, F" replied the fellow, "sr.
ceP, travelling from one place to smother" /.
Travelling about heyi" rsjoiaed the farmer;
''can you travel pretty wslli'
''Oh, yes, I'm pretty good at that"
swell them" said tho farmer, coolly OPEN
ing the door, "lets see you travel"
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MISCELLANY.
THE KANSAS WAR.

- , .
Special Correspondence Of the ": Y. Times.
LAwREsoE, X. T., Sunday, Aug. n. 1856.
The last two days cover another crisis ii the
great Kansas struggle. Never was my heart
so exu,ant, my faith in victory so complete,
as to-day. The God of Battle holds Us in
His hands; with our own bloud we II conquer
the first TRuE independence upon this conti-
neni. With misionunes, numberess and mos,
crushing, weighing down like nightmare up
on us--in the midst Of deadly civil war, in-
famed by the rankest prejudces that ever ex-
listed in the human breasi---we are to-day rising
above them all, and rejoicing in the sure pros
pect OF conquered peace" 4 at is now un-
mistakably dseerned in the future.
Es ROUTE FoR LEcoMPToS--A sKIRMIsH
In my last | spoke OF our success at Wash
ingion Greek, and alluded to the storm that was
gathering in the future. Yesterday morning,
about 9 O'Clock, while our force, numbering
some three hundred, were moving by moonlight
towards Lecomplon, the advance guard, on
horseback, were aliacked and fred upon by
party Of hnrse-thieves, about three miles south
west Of this place. They returned the fire /;
one man was geen TO fall from his horse, tho
rest fed towards Lecompton. Oar men were
unable to find anybody about the place, and it
is moi known whether there was any one killed
or not, A hat has since been found near the
spot, with ballhole through it, with -
CRAMER written in the top. Such man re-
sides in Lecompton. Our men did not travel
far before daylight, when they discovered blood
1 in the road--as they were following the sane
road taken by the thieves--and they tracked
the same TO the house of ii. 7. TITus, one Of
the Deputy Marshals Of Kansas Territory, who
was very prominent al the sack Of Lawrence,
in ordering stores broken open, &C., and who
has for weeks pas, harbored at his house, and
in camp near by, party of fllibusiers, Of
whom Titus was The chief, and these were the
identical men, as they now confess, fired upon
by our party Friday night Titus has ever
been obnoxious to our Free State men, especi-
ally since horse stealing has been his trade
He has always taken an active part when any
of our citizens have been prisoners in their
hands, and has often talked Of hanging, shoot
ing, and the like.
ATTACK on COL. TITUS HOUSE.
When our force was within about two miles,
our cavalry, numbering about fifty, was sent
on in advance 10 attack his house. or 10 prevent
the escape Of any until the main body arrived.
As they approached, seven or eight ran from
the tent towards the lighthouse, and were taken
prisoners on the way, after an exchange of
several shots. The party in the house then
opened a rapid fire upon our ranks, and the
same was returned, with bot little effect, as
l..
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Brooks aud Guniher, who were wounded in
Franklin, it is believed will recover. 1t is
now no small tax 10 attend to and provide for
all The wounded in Lawrence. With this, and
all the onerous burdens of the war upon US,
we are sill comparatively bankrupt, and our
courage is our only support. How long will
this difficulty exist, before some relief will he
granted US We expec, large emigration
will be kept up ill Winter, bot it is still more
necessary TO sustain ''lhe gallant and the brayep
who are already here.
RANDOLPH.
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ALEX. IL. PIKE,
e. G. GROSS, NJ. D. /,
LOCKHART BARRETT,

Manufacturer of
Shot Guns and Fowling Pieces, Double and Single
Barreled Guns, Pistols Reyolyen
and Cane Guns.
~ Powder. Shot, Caps. Flasks, Pouches, and Gun
Materials always for sale.
Repairing OF Guns, Pistols, Knives, Locks, Keys, sc.
Umbrellas and Parasols Repsired a, short notice.
Shop opposite the American House,
BRATTLEBORO, VT.
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MARCUS PRATT,
EsTEY & KATHAN,

Dealers in all kinds Of
MARBLE, GRANITE, SLATE, SOAP
STONE, &C.
Doors South of the Bridge, Main Street,
BRATTLEDoRo. VI.
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-'BnL what are you doing there on tho
hooT!'
why, sir, have had a shock
A shock =
Yes sir, shock =
What kind of shockl'
why, cir, ono Of your subscribers came il
during your absence aud offered to pay
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HIS FIRsr BooTs.-A younguor Who had Just
risen to the dignity Of the first pair Of boots with
heels on, laid himself liable. .hrous h some mis-
demeanor, 10 maternal chastsement.
After pleading to &c, clear to no effect. hs
exclaimed =
swell, il l'yo 60. TO stand il, mean 10 take
OF my boots" ...f IL.
"Whyi" asked his mother.
because Won't he whipped in them new
boots. That's so %
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FOR RENT
Fin e z a T m

ONE Of the most desirable FARMS in the Western
J part ef the State containing between 400 aud 500
acres with good two story dwelling and ali necessary
outhouses falling Well of the best free stone
water, hne roung Orchard Apple aud Peach Trees
about so acres HEder good fence and in gsod state of
cultivation. The above place is situated fourteen miles
west OF Dresden Weakly county, two miles north Of Mt
Pelia one mile fFsm the Northw estern Railroad and
four miles from the 1be aud Ohio Railroad and can &c
bought on the most reasonable by addressing GEO.
w. WILSON, who resides upon the place.
So The above plaza has been settled four years.
nar2S-v2u
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Pennsylvania IaAILisOAl5.
II


TUE Great Central Route, connecting ts Atlantic eities
Tit1S estern Northwestern, ard Southwestern Ststes
by continuous Railway direct This read also connects
at Psburz with 0aiIy line of Steamers 10 an a
the Western Rivers and at Clesean6 and SandasT ita
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes Iskpr
the most direct cheapest and rssG5s r0zs by ,sbieS
FRElGHT can be forwarded to and from the G-sat Hsss
.,no1 Hates between Philadelphia and Pittsbnrg;
lin boxse1 Furs Fsa%tbeTs % 4e 81 oO0-A sec pr lo0B
SECOND CLASS-BOOks and Stasorery
Dry Goods Gn bales, Hardware, Lea I75c ger Iocn
theEy 0c..-.
THIRD CLASS.-AnTils, Bsggiag BACON
and Pork Tin bulk y Hemp Ee.. ooe Psr tseD
F0UKTh CLASS.-Csfee, Fish Bacon
and Pork packed Lard and Lard OIL SVe pft lvSo
Elour-$1 per Dbl. until further notice.
Grsin-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice
Cotton-$2 per bale, nOtexceeding 500 5s weight ntz
further notice.
tf3 In shipping Goods from auy point East Of Phiis-
delphs be particular to Hark package a snsyssaatz
RGSLroad All Goods consigned 10 the Agents cf his
Road st Philadepha Piitsbag viii be forwarded With
out detention
FREIGHT AGkNTz-Harris, WormIey & Co. Meuiphs
Tennessee. x. +. Sass Co, 81 Loo 5; y Mitchell Z
Son, Evansville, indiana; Dumesai Bell ard Auroek ana
Carter Jewett Louisville, KY; K G. Neldru M1dsoa
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co. Cincinaasr
n. w. Graham 4 Co, Zauesvls Ohio; Leech 4 Co. No
81 Kilby street Boston; Leech Co Astor Hocss New
York; Mol William street. and No. Battery Place Nsz
York; E. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia Bisgrg1 3 K0ons a.
Imore; Geo. G Franciscus. Pittsburg
d. II. HOUSTON, General Efsigat AgsEt, PAizzxz
4. J. LOMBAEkT, Sap't, Altoona, Pa
ans '56-tIsH ST.
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Pennsylvania RAIIROAO-

TNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philad.lphi.
4 and Pittsburg MORNIN0 NAIL TRfTN
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg ut TX A T. and Pits
burg for Philadelphia at 7, a II. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg Of p NJ and Pittsburg
for Philadelphia at l, r. n. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsbnrg aE IL p n and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia ct 10, 2. L.
The above lines connect at Psburg with the Railroads
70 and from st. Louis Mo-; Alton Gllsna and Chicazo
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville KY; Tern
Haute Madison, lafayette and IndisnaTo Ind Cisola
nst, Dayton Springfield, BeeioGtSne Sa1dHsky ToleGo
Cleveland, Columbus Zanesville Msss0a and Wooster.
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 Ssw
Orleans. st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets can be had 70 fn,n sthsr Of Tia
above plaees
For further particulars Hanibls at the difsrens
starting points. Passengers from The West vii md this
The shortest aud most expeditions route to Phlsdephs
baltimore, New ork or Boston
THOS. MOORE, AGENT, PasseBJsr EsaSs PSsssa1
]. AESkIAEN, AeKSr, Passengsr Ina, tissas5urc.
Philsdelr his ls5S-jaus-ly
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding Lond AMI HayTe advantages
over any other route the economy Of time and
Passage from New York Southampton and Bremrn First
Cabin Saloon 100 dollars First Cabin Lower saooB no
dollars; Second do. GO dollars.
All letters and newspapers must through the Post Of
Gee.
No bills ofadng will signed parcels received sbe
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each ssi7.
For freight passage apply 10 lf
O. H.. SAND, II South William street, New YeTk.
c. A. HEINEKES & CO., Bremen,
CR0SKEY & co, Southampton.
WN. ISELIN, Hasres jnh2s-ly
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NEW YORK, BREMEN Il SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL srEasIERs.

THE ships comprising tsis lire are WASH E%n
Il INGTON. Capt y Cav~RdY; HER sSsss-@EssssS
MANN, Capt. Rdward gsns. Isrse s.es- ssfzzssssas
me stop at Southampton, both going and reiuruag
PROPOSED DATES sAIEN0-ls56
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A FARM one nile Southeast from Nashville, near the
Ii NoieasviHe turnpike road containing ifty-One and
quarter acres, frstrate land comfortable dwelling
house, hDe spring. orchard. De.
Also-A tsrm five miles North from Nashville on the
Wbies Greek turnpike road containing hundred and
forty acres beautiful valley land hundred clear
ed and forty woodland, well set with blue grass
lot in South Nashville fronting one hundred and f.
II feot on College street. and hundred and forty feet
on Franklin street. having on ii brick dwelling house,
containing six rooms pantry, kitchen, smokehouse,
wants rooms, Sc.
AlsOA lot the above fronting Franklin street.
two hundred and seventy feet on College street nine
" eight feet and Market street nineyeght feet On
supply of good water.
If information should be wanted with re gard to the
above property when not al Nashville, itmay be OBJ
famed by application Dr. John s. Young, corner cf
Broad and Summer streets e
dsclI MORGAN VANCE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PEExrux Boot AND SHOE MANUFACTo ToRY.
EREN FULLER, =
-|1- c0tuessuf 70 lAIlIIIt<Iu q 7 ItIeit
TzaEEssEE BOOT AND sHoE MAEUFAcT0gY

tNDCGetkIr
TgEEEssEE BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY,
Corner Narkes and Spring or Church Sts.,
Nashville Tenn.
~ RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
4 this MaBufaciory since its establishment the Pro
prefer ess determined to merit continuation ofthe same
in future.
have DOW hand good assortment Of ready made
work consisting in part of Mems Boys and Youths Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes; Negro Brogans double
sole House Servants Shoes, Ladies' and Misses Gait No.
r0ce0 ald Kid Boots end Shoes s made frc geod stock
IN good style and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited
All kinds0f Repairing done
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER.
~ Banner, Whig, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy and discontinue all other advertisements. aug24
L0COMO rIVES, TOOLS AND n MACHINERY.
Il llt LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP, LaOreace, Has
L sEchessts, manufactures Locomotives of any size or
guage, Stationary Engines Lates Planets; all kinds of
ioos, Cotton, WOoleh and Paper Machinery; Turbine
Parker Water Wheels Gurnseys Patent Printing Press
&C.. Sc All articles warranted best materials and work
manshp. Information may be obtained and orders for
wardsd on application to Mr. JAMES PLUNKEP at the
State House, Aasbui9k, Tennessee or address
J. H. w. PAGE, Treasurer, q
nov 22-6md. Office Il. Kilby st Boston Ness
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HEBGE PLAET.-Large supply of fresh 0ssge
II orange, the American Hedge Pan. Seed. Just re
ceIved and for sale by 7. WELLS
Sign Of the Maa ind Mortar, OF Market, Cpl oSite
apI5 Union street kashyIe e.
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ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

ADVERTISEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
THE heirs of the late Rev. DR.. P5 !ip Lindsey
i will, On THURSDAY, The 18th May nRxt on the
premises expose ct u5lc Sale, that portion othe LiDds
ley Property Seuh Nashville situated between Asylum
Street and he Lebanon Turnpike Lirdsley Avenue and
Carroll Street. In connection wi clip ihe Lebanon
Turnpike owned b7 81 & ClIiborne Esq This ound
will be laid of Lois the sEal and pats Of int
ground ready for diSii ion in a i-w days
The family 0vsrtRrdsa,t with GnpF5dueve proper
ty and arconpeled pan wrh paTon their Inheri-
tance. We NIKE tdis remark lest i might be supposed
that woHld not sell uaSs Eh0U obtain sFG gggaRt
prices Buy viii please cot susF them ewes 10 be kep
away from the salsby aUy such eon.d sUn TINS prep
srty mas, be sold.
We also cfsr he South Firli Property at private sale
Thiss situated Vine &ctiavock ard Demumbrane SIS
adjoining the MCAlster PT0psrt This IS most adIntra
bly, adapted tcF family residences and will be divided to
suit purchansers ID IS free soil.
Terms announced with plan Of srouads.
For the heirs
ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN LtNDSLEY,
NATHANIEL LAWRENCE LISGSLEi,
JOHN BERIEN LISD5L Ely.
mar27-td BP L Gp ptd
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
5EfIcg -c02YEa cIsURCa AliD 'sissgi ! : sTaEETs

gFfIcE-co2EEa CHURCH AED C!la,2aY STREETS
SIZE WEEKLY -uHf0N AND AMEi.lca y Is Ia nistsd
&c subscribers al IS 60 per annufn n 13ysi1ce
fhe Tl " hEk Il is published every Tuesdsy Thrslzy
aud Saturday, 1t IS CO per anna ana IN oGyaaes; If pot
paid in advance. IS 90. s-r 4
Ths DAILY is published al Eight Dollars.
e. TIE MONEY, IN ALL CASES. To ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 81 s7' =.
Fisk-
no ser viii be sent out Of the Sats unless the order is
secaEa agned with the cash r
We wish il distinctly underatood that ne pspsrviu
hs alseonnaed until all arFearages paid eses at the
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H0TsE PoWEKS. THNESTERS. = o.

HORSE POWERS, THRESHEfsS, &C.
I7HE Celebrated Single and Double Horse Powers Sin
gle and Double Tbreshers with Separators
bshe Combnei Thrsshers and Winnower, with Straw
stu lcTS
e. r1T Cutters 70 be run By horst power Clover Hull
and saw Mills Manufactured by Messrs. Wheeler
s~;k 4 Co.. Aba1y, New YORK Are now On hand aud
gale at The Warehouse Ct hessrs. johnson Hon Co.
Nashville Tenn at Manufacturers prices with transporia
Hon add d.
The tirs sztsfacon which the above named Machine
y hes gvea ali others where it has been used for the
last three oEr years. is sufficient satisfy enquireTs OF
It's value Orders soliei;ed-Terms cash. Address
ianZ5-m3w " T WATERS, Three Forks. Tenn
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IXTALL PAPER.-4.o0O BOLES,-Fine Satin,
w Glazsd Gilt ard Velvet Hall and PsrlOr Papers;
U1GLAZED PAPER, q large Gss0rtDaen. Of rsry Aaad.
patterns, at unusually E1lg prices Gill; Velvet and
Paper Bordering Fire Board Prints Curtain Tester and
Centre Papers. Racei7eA and Tor salel0w BY
sn-5 r. WELLS
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EkEssGE4aF
/; ;.UUESvELIE AN Z CINCESNATE PACKS.

SE-fIE feet sai light dgaught steamer, 81
Z ECLIPSE, h a SU1FIN, Master, .t.-s- .'...5.s
having been recently purchased fr he ta---s-sals4f
aJye trade will regularly during The ecsuirF season
This boat has superior O- s9geJs rs
c4pacatai 10 cnrr7 large cargo little vat e. n-ler
ilT freight viii b thsuafIy received a2c tor,T2rde2 with
out Goly Jv her agents e solicit for this tOat sc-R
shaTe Ut patronage III. IL, HAR8 SON I tr.-.s,
uovlG-Em 4 HAMILTON. . "'''
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SPRING FEKERS:

SPRING FEREftSs
TIME GRBFEbBE HEALTH BITTERS are pre-.
I pared from number Of the most Purifying iuvigo--
arg and healing roots barks, herbs and vines selected
Inus Is frgia The MGeTia Medic Of America. They
p0Seil tonic they give strength to the ssysie ard
ole it ihTn e tae constitutional tendency disease
LL9Y have al the beneca! effects OF tono without
causing any i'll Effects.
PTice-&5c Per package.
Fer sale by Druggists throughout The State. aud by
ALLA. MACKENZIE
ll5I7 Il College stTFe{.
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r Esss s,slE BsStrs>NEsE.E, ONION 81 A
ARD NA&GEEIEs.E PACKET.

nURING TIE ENSUING SEASON, Hs5lasas q
lJthe CCmmodous light draU,ht sseauasr 5S=~S++.}
vail ran regularly above, and 70 ali IN IEk5E IA 10
LAADISGS. Being exceeding light, NJ inches draughil
with superior ACCOMMODATIONS for passengers and
capable Of making quick riPs soeits public patronage
~ Orders left Win either Of tie undersigned tor
eight either way viii meet prompt attention.
IL a. HARRISON, 49,
ec.lG-Etn. = HAMILTON. AEe--7
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'
For feTers teetBc diarshcsa ricketts, colic worms
&o II is the best medicine knoHn In the GIse1-
Eerg Almanac that IS given gratis YOU will find list of
LumeTous Physicians throughout the Union who haze
Used in their practice Where there are young ch il
dren and has beea used once parent viii coassat to
be without it in the boEse. Prics-5oc per bottle
For sGle by al Druggists, aud by
ALEX. MACKENZIE
mari IL Coil &c street. - -
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1SlEew GOods

II All now reaeving my stock of SPRING AND
/ SUMNER GOODS, and would be plsased-tO show
them to my customers and the public generally.
l-l-- SAlI PRICH|iTT,
Esh99-d1m BPe No. 81 College at
ALSO just recsiyed SCOTS Spring and samusr
Fashions.
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DRUGS.

VIINE lFV ND POCKET KNIVES ASSORTED
E Col TS Hens ard ether Pistols, assorted PORTE
MONIS a.a Cagd CssSs Of Pearl. Ivory. Shell, Buck,
Morocco and Russia Leather SILK AND CCTrox PuEsEs-
Fer sale cheap by T. WELLS
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ReMROEAH.

: NJ. Hawkins has removed his Family Grocery to q
81 room under the Odd Fellows Halt, where be will
keep full supply of all articles in his be will be
happy to see his old customers and many ones
viii fivor him With call.
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MEDICAL.
nIsSOLIITI0N-

THE ccpartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
L and style of Brown 4 GRUBBS, is this day dis
solyed by mutual consent 10 O. BRowN is alone author
izej h rise the usEn6 of the firm in liquidation &C.
n
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E1Jrl CAIkAEE-tt.s3, ssuEEEkSs af.l& An

rEvaE IIGET DRAUalT STEAMER eszlZ-aA =
I 4. l.. DAVIS, TIosAs :! PAEIsa ls=zsazs7ssSl
Master, having been recently purchased es szzss=7
rscia!ly for The above trade viii make
throughout the Dr season WEEKLY TRIPS ss above
sud III ir,ermedGe aaa-ss. For freight or passage Ep
ply On board or 10 Il. II. HARRISON.
ooTlS-6mo. Agent
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MOWLEN NIACRINEIaY.

e. L.. GODDARD NEW YORK d.
ONLY manufacturer of The original Steel King and Tooth
~ Barring Machines and Feed Rolls 10 be attached to
First and also to Second Breakers and tnberS Of Wool
Carding Machines The attachment to fee0hd Break
and Finishers is and very important These
chimes in successful operation, first Breakers in most
Of the principal Wooden Factories in the United States
Canada and Mexico and deemed by experienced man
ufactnrers as the most perfect machines used and inds
pensable tie economical and successful manufacture o
wool. -
They in fact the only strong durable and successful
y operating machines in use No cardiDg machine should
an hour without them.
The Feed koIls strong and durable, and worthy
attention. ...
Circulars explaining these Machines and Bos referees
to the mills having them in ue de- Be had ey socfe'
sing Y. l. cODNA' A..
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/ HTkNGHE LEWIS, JAS. LEK Mas. Lsltrs.s5s
ter Ths steamer is COW being zished 1t Lou As2ASss
sve and viii be here by the lst Of November and
ia TIE sbUVe trade al the Her fine acooTumoGa-
tons for passengers combined with her light oFsught,
make her enc of he best adapted beats for the Cumberland
river trade. [oc:2o-sfl 4. HAMILTON. Ag't.
Il Il. GARRISON,