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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-02
SOUTHWESTERN INNING AND MANUFACTURING con
sESesU Publications.
Marrying too Late.
W. T. BERRY co. have nov on sale
Marrying Too Late.
GEORGE WOOD,
AUTHOR OF "PETER SCHENIHL IN AxFRrC. -
One volume. limo, Cloth.
n1Nr7u-s,Tlr.s

CONTENTS
The chief personags OF this Tale are Introduced 10 bs
reader-The and descent OF RiRht-Dspgsr Of Pro-
pinquity-Mr. Argyle betrayed by kiss-The Story Of
Meda-Mr. Argyle in love at las-Loye experience OF Mr.
Argyle-Lord Hempstsads Story Of his investment in Ar
kansas BondMr. Agyle's Resoecons Of his early Hfs
Our Travellers arrive at home-They visit Medals Nun
nery-Adventures ef Mr.. Argyle With Roman Bishop-Nr
Argyle declares his love to Meda-Sr ArgyIe insryiev
with the Count-The FrSncsetn attempts to
Meda-Ar Argyle marries Meda-Of Medals diamond
Mr. Argyle and friends Mrs. D'Oyle formerly Miss
Adela Trpp-Miss D'Oyles Party-Meda's uarpisceDce-
The news Of which reaches New York-Famy scenes al
Mr. Duncaus-A visit Of condolencs from Miss Ivy Greer
More Of what said Mr. Argyes marriage-story OF
Mrs. Doyle-Mrs. D'Oyles story continued-Her Life in
Loudonthe Argyle party reach home-Neda's day Of re-
cePtion--Meda and Reverend Doctor Arcbrutv-Ns5
gives grand ParyMeLs's first appearance in Church
The Reverend Doctors sermou-The interview Of Mr. Ar
gye and hS nephew concerning Richard RicharisorNe-
da visits BacheA conversation between the sisters
corning Meda-Meda and Eachel-Hedl pawus h-r jeve
Count Montald.-Reaches New Yo k-The conversation
at the Club House concerning Count Noutal and his suit
Media redeems her diamonds-Nieda and Mr. ArgyI-'t
first quarrel-An accident befls Mr. ArgyeSledas meth
cd Of amusing her husband in his sick roouDy and
scenes at Count Montslds-The Counts sumner at New
Port--Hs second Winter opens IN New York with new
ec!at and suscessThe Nasquradgs-Max Pohrsr', S-rs
nades beiose Mr. Argyles HOuseMr Argyles me hod u
abatng Nuisance-The Beginning Of the E1d-Meda is
Locked out at Night BY her HusbaHd--Cf Medals Return
Home-Her Observation-Disclosures MontaIdi leaves for
ParsNr Argyle and Media go TO Hope ale-In.eres,ing
State OF Mr. Argye's Mind AZ this TimeIrporsnt Peson
ages arrive in New York. and produce much Unexpee-f
Changes--Nsda is deserted by her Husband-Mr. Arrv
in Washington--Medas in her sick chamber-A Fauil,
Meeting al Mr.. ArgyleNedas last Sabbath in New York
Medals Departure-MrA rgyle's search for his Wie-Mss
Ada Duncan Ends Husband in The Rev Doctor Timothy
Todgood-The Last Days Of Media.
W. T. b. co. have also just received
HOMEOPATHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE, LIT
ERATURE AND ART. vos. 2of Text and 2 Of Plates.
MOVES
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SECRETARY of State.

A despatch to the Augusta ga. } Ctron-
iclc and Septind states, on the authority Of
the \. Y Tribune, that the post Of Sccre-
tary of State has been rendered to Gen
Cass by Mr.. Buchanan, and that he has
accepted it.
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NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW OR.
LEANS pAILH LINE

q 1TIEk - IhEioloEing rn -
~ steamers form "a |
zS<zsaAa go the Daily Unit
ed states Mai line between Nashville and Cairo, eayia
Nashville a. " O'Clock, NJ, aud Cairo At 6 A. VI.
J. G.. CLINE, Hrs Master; CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
WEAvER Master; AMBASSADOR, WAR Master; Aida,
HAHE1S Master.
and New Orleans Daily Mai eteamers, the on,vie aud
81 LOUIS Daily Boats, and also with the Central EaIr0sd
% s. Lou and Chicago Passengers BY tbs line reach
New Orleans, Memphis, 81. Louis and LoasviHe IN much
less tine than By any other Boats FOR passage freight
apply A. the Mail Packet Ohiee Of A. l.. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS President
deci-n n NJ o. 4 MsIPaeist r,r,o.nv
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GREAT AND EXTRAORDINARY EN-
CTEEWENT.

ON TUESDAY next the 9th instant, the premises.
" will sell four Lots Broad Free Soil Terrific
ry. We feel confident that the value Of this property not
properly appreciated in this market 1t s exempt from
all taxes for II years after this ear. We have made
calculation 20 the savings In this particular and find that
it is than the cost Of The Lot and improvements that
may be built thereon Our al UdtOTeH1 and taxi
ing the rate at per aunum, the saving compund
ed viii at the end Of the q reimburse the outlay for
Lot and Improvements and pay profit OF alb twenty-five
per mt. in addition. We therefore to the public
that purchaser Of lot the south side Of Broad street
obtains his lot and all improvements for nothing, and
bonus of % per cent into the bogan when compared with
his neiehbor on the opposite side.
The Lots propose sell portion Of the Yeatman
property, and will be sold credit of one, three, four
and five years for Otes satisfactorily secured bearing
teres They situated Broa4 street. betwee Summer
and Cherry streets, particular description Of which
will be given in hand bills
LINDSEY CROCKETT.
+. R. GLAsCOCK Auctioneer dec2
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Ernrn washington.

New YORK, Nov. 2S.-Advices from Washington
state that Peru and Chill have agreed to contribute
men and money for tie overthrow Gen Walker
the former one million dollars, and the latter one
thousand men.
The President hesitates receiving Ferrer in con-
sequence of Gocouria's developments.
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DEW. p. SHIELDS will sell Wednesday, December
ID 3D. commencing 10 O'Clock precisely account o.
whom may concern, large and varied assortment o.
Ready Made Cothngc consisting Of Cver Dress Erock and
Business Coats Pants Of every variety; Vests assorted
FLANNEL Shirts, Drawers and Furnishing Apparel generally
Aso-a large invoice Of seasOnable Dry Goods, with
variety Of sHndre5 not 10 be enumerated.
Sale positive and without and for Cash de-
livery. deco BENZ. F SHIELDS, Auetioneer
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BRITISH INTERMEnpLING.-JohnB Bull we would
think, had his hands full in Europe, -wiihous sup
plying our Abolition Societies with ammunition.
for upon perusal of the British Press, we find
him just now among other things, to be interested
deeply interested, in Europe alone,-to say noth>
ing of his on hand with Persia, in Asia in the
following matters:
1st. On the Constitution to be given te the Danu-
bian Principalties.
I'd. Whether the line Of demarcation for the Bes-
sarabian Frontier should pass to the South of big
or little Bograd.
3D. What sort Of Government the King of Ma"
piles should exercise over the Neapolitian people.
An American naturally ssks,-what all these
things to John Bull? What of Danubian princip-
Alities to London Liverpool or the line of Bes'
sarabia,-ort the government ofNsples.
The factis, the Brton has an innate love Of Fill
libusterism, and his hand is thrust into everything
where passion profit prompts. We Americans,
with all our Fillibusters, are, however, much wiser
We work only at, about, and around home We
never bother about Besssrabis, or the Danubiau
Principalities. Kossuth talked to US year about
Hungary.--but Hungary never fairly got into the
heads Of the masses Of our people.-N 7. EpreS'
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Company,
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Also timpOve approve
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relation ean
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Orissr e7ei
pa n f man d Il Of Proof
a
SOUTHWESTERN MINING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
COLLEGE STREET NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
of
the Tennessee, as
Fo Pr1 and Terms what wU be tarrabs apply
deI a -. LANGLEY.
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A VALUABLE PRINTING OFFICE FOR
SALE.

TNHE Proprietors Of the "SUaSER FLAG OFF'cz"foru
ly the Tenth Legion Oicssituated at Gailatin, Sum-
county, Tennessee offer their office with all Of the
compartments for sale. Ths Office situated in Of the
most fourshirg inland towns in the State being surround
ed by the weahest region o. country Middle Tennessee.
The advertising and job Of the Office is surpassed
by any papar outside ces the State Fer terms
apply to the Projectors at Galatin, Tennessee.
dec2-3t
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LARGE SALE OF GOLD WATCHES, JEwELRY

REM SHIELDS wil sell Tuesday morniug De
~ ecu Der -, at 10 O'clock zrge invcce q supssor
watches, Jewelry aud Fancy ARTICLES. ssnerky direct
from New iork-e7nsisting In part only % ane Mage
Gold Lever made order By the besg Makers Of Europe
large lot q Open laced Levers o. sss ana on he best
qusiy- Coli L-pnes made 10 orer. very hae q al sse
regulated and u good order. large lot u Huntng sivef
Levers rs gcEeis ne assortment Il silver LepInts
rsnied Plated Levers, both Huuiing and Oprn Cases
ass LriilSs assorted QUASI IN good crdeF-Wh dne
shieidfo.
lar Drops and Breast fus Of al kinds. AIo sst tfex
va heavy plated Vest Chains etc. etc We call the
Ten II TIE Trade and dealers cay 10 this sale a. e.
irfing rare chaace 60 rrpiensh sac positive and se
aai reserve To- cash. lieell BkNJ. '. sHlgL0s.
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NASHVILLE THEATRE.

CECuND night of the engagement OF the American Ira
- gedisn Mr. Nesfs, who viii appear for this night only
as Vrginius Tuesday evening, Dec. 2 1856 will be
sented the play Of VERGANIUSs TO conclude with
the farce of the HAUNTED CHAMB Is. Fancy
Dance Miss 81 PaTtngton. The great play Of the COrscan
Brothers is ia rehearsal and will shortly produced Doors
open at 7, performance to commence at ~ O'Clock.
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SUUTHERN CONVENTInN.

nELEGATES 10 the Southern Convention, 70 be held n
IL Savannah Ca, will be charged full ovss the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad and furnished with re-
turn Il .ket free OF charge If applied for.
deel II. l. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be rec lived at the oca OF the
~ Central Southcrn Railroad Company at Columbia
Maury county, until tie 18th day OF December for the
grading masonry bridging &C. Of that portion Of the road
from Columbia to Puask distance Of thirty les Plans
Pros, and sp c,tcatons will be ready for examination BY
December LIST, al the Engineers Office 10 Lynve Giles
county, and inflammation Of the work be oht aimed
by addressing j. Johus Resident Engineer at that place
the undersigned, at Nashville.
A. ANDERSON, Chief Engineer
dec1-3EaWtf5l
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CATALOGUE SALE OF RnOKs.

NJ &. BRUCE will, to- night, a. o'clock, com
W. the sale OF very large and fresh stock Of
Books and Stationery, embracing many articles headed By
every oily and Works Of standard merit The sale will
by Catalogue and eoatnae until the stock closed
dec
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ON SATURDAY the 9Th day Of December will Offer for
~ sale 10 the highest bidder for Cash Court House
yard, valuable Lot, situated in Edgedeli fronting a
feet on the whites Greek Turn PIE commencing At I'd
monf Whites corner and running back three hundred and
thr and shat to alley This Lot Is beautifully
located aud in cfthe thriving parts Eisehed
Sale between the hours I'll AMI ~ o'clock.
decl-td q Il. GLASCOCK. Arctinnr az
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The oldest senator.

The death Of Mr.. Clayton has very naturally d.
rected attention TO the members of the United
States Senate, aud to the point of seniority Mr..
Crittenden, Of Kentucky, 10 now the Father"
OF that distinguished body having entered it on the
4th OF March, 1917. Il viii be seen, however, on
reference to therecord, that this now veteran Sen
ator did not exhibit any great degree oondness for
thepublic councils high as the position of Sena-
tor has ever been considered He resigned his first
term in less than three years. and his successor
the Hon. Richard N. johnson, was appointed on
the 10th December, l8l9
Mr.. Crittenden was again in the Senate his SER
vice dating from Sd March, 1885. He sgain re-
signed before the end of bis term, and his success
sor, the Hon. James T. Morehead, entered the Sen
ate on the goth February, lS4l.l Mr.. Critteuden
then succeeded Mr.. Clay, who had resigned on the
25th February 1912, and continued until the 81 Of
March, lS49. lie was elected Governor of Ken
lucky, but relinqushed that trust in july 1850 to
enter Mr.. Fillmoreis Cabinet as Attorney General
Mr. Crittenden's present term commenced with the
Sd OF March, 1855, making his whole service about
eighteen years.
The Hon. James A. Pesrce, of Maryland is
next in the order Of seniority, his service dating
from the Sd March, 1913. lie is now in his third
term. The Hon. Lewis Cass commenced with 4th
March, lS46, and resigned in 1s4s, when nomi-
mated for the Presidency He is in his second term,
which will be closed on the 81 of March, 1887.
! None Of the other Senators now 10 service date
further back than Sd March, 1915. The seniors
stand thus: Mr.. Bright, ofIndiana 4th March, ls45;
Mr.. Yulee, of Florida, July 81, 1885, Messrs.
Rusk and Houston, of Texas, February, 81, 1916;
Mr.. Butler, of South Carolina, December 81, 1916;
Mr.. Mason, of Virginia, January IS, lS47; Mr..
Hunter, 4th March, ls47; Mr.. Hale of New Hamp
shire, 4th March, ls47; Mr.. Bell, of Tennessee,
4th March, l647; Mr. Douglas, of Illinois, 4th
March, ls47 Mr.. Fitzpatrick, of Alabama. De-
cember lIth, lS4S; and Mr.. Seward, Of n. York;
4th March, I849.
| This exhibits more than the usual number Of
comparatively new Senators, but most Of them
have had legislative experience in other public
bodies.-Nat llfeLIigeneer.
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Mrs. HANNAH NoRvELL, revered subject of the
above poem, died at her residence in this vicinity
the 10th, of last month, having attained the ripe
age Of 81 years. She was a native of Kentucky
was born at Lexington. on the 29th of July, 1875.
On the lst of March, 1914, she was married here
to the late Moses Norvell, Esq, long an honored
and esteemed citizen of this place, by whom she
was preceded but short time to that 'bourne
whence no traveller returns" During her last i'll
ness, and in her dying hour, she had the satisfac>
ton of being attended and ministered to by her
eleven surviving children, who loved her deeply
and unaffectedly. In those gentle attributes which
give grace and dignity to the wife, the mother and
the woman, Mrs. Norvell was an example whose
light will linger long years to come, shed ling a
grateful halo about the pathway Of her chill
dren her friends and associates, and causing
them to initiate the rare virtues which gave
a charm to her character; and made her
respected and beloved. An ornament to So
ciety whilst she lived, the memory of her will be
cherished amongst the rich treasures which have
added to the opulence of human affections. Prom
inent amongst the venerable matrons-recs of 8
race which is fast passing away-wtose history is
identified with that of the growing West, many an
aged mother, and father, contemporaneous with her.
still left, mingle their tears with those of the be
reaved relatives and sorrowing friends who mourn
her death. All too soon they shall follow her to
the silent grave, and earnest prayer for all is
that their last end may be like hers, quiet, peaceful
serene.
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: ADVANCE IN C0TroN YARNs.

(lN and Aher Monday. 1st December, fss6, Ne wi al
" vance The price OfCoitan YGrns ONE GESr per a SEA
gar prices ulh thea be fsr Ne. 400 lSc
800 lac.
eco lie
VIII eeni o Tor ois Of Is bagsor more No dlsson
allowed on orfcrs for less than . bags
The tine whleh sell sass ~ henetsf3re. si1s
Fos All oTders Tor sess THAI IS bAgs, Cash.
Is bags and under - bags - days-
- 50 baxs o. Bore, mGnths
" H. GORDON 4 CO.
deci Agczis fer Tennessee MaaelGciarsrs
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Buchanan over Fillmore, l0,465
The vote of the State shows falling of Of IL,
S94. Giimer received s, O76 more votes than Fill
more, and Bragg 1919 more than Buchanan:
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CHANGE OF PLACE.

THE Office Of tn Revenue Collector Las been removed
from the Citv Han to the House the southwest cor
Of Cherry and Union streets next door to Dr. Herman
and TO Dr Rail and Atchison where he VIII remain till IN
epars the City Hall completed aud where person.
having business with him will please call
Civ A. NELSON Collector
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IrHE sTORs HOUsE on re south east corner o. the
squire FEAai street isg TIE baabee q sAs year
TIE fixtures sn so zhy taking the House.
Apply q kENl =. sHlkLOs.
oc.fT ~ Pa5ic square.
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WANTED.

IN 000 BUSHELS dried hait. Peaches ana APP
OOsOOO plet aoo0 ioa GinseaSs aeee Feathers,
for seieA the highest narkst price sil - Paia
astis X. q SANDY.
r. Q. BAady uin sep eonstAny hand iarss he 81
Fisars q Farioas and s1PsFior br4adA
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SITUATION WANTED,
Clerk in respectable house in the city. A
n Wholesale business preferred. Reference given Adj
dress this Office noy2T-tf.
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LFrcm the Memphis Esgls and Enquirer.l
A Requiem.
zsdey inscribed to memory qrlfrs Hannah NorOeR.

Leaves Of the Autumn time
Crimson and golden opaesque and brown,
To this new grave heap slowly rustling down,
Come, with your low, low chime,
And sing Of her, who spring and summer past,
In her calm autumn went to Heaven at last,
Where there is more rime.
Flowers OF the Autumn days
Bright, lingering oses, asters white as snow,
And purple vioets that the airs do go
Signing their sad, sad lays
Tell with your sweet breath how her spirit fair,
Through LIES declining kept its fragrance rare,
Eresher, amid decays.
Birds Of the Autumn ewes
Warbling your last song We plume your wing
For milder climates, stay awhile, and sing
Where The lone willow grieves;
Tell Of nest, secure from storm and blast,
Where her white wing the Shadosy Valley past
Rests under Heavenly caves.
Stars of the Autumn night
Crowned warders on the ramparts Of the sAies,
With your bright lances, holy mysteries
Upon her grave-stone write.
Tell OF the Ne1C Name given to the free
Ia that fair land beyond the Silent Sea,
Where Christ is Lord and Light
God Of the Wind and Rain
see1-time and harvest, summertime and sleet-
Stricken and Bofu, at Thy Kingly feet,
We bow amid our pain
Help US to i"d her where no falling leaf
Nor parting bird doth tell of Death and Grief
Where tnOu alore dost reign
NPlfpf Nov
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1000 Reams Wrapping Paper.
IN for sale, at wholesale, without any profit
/ uOyS-lm W. 5. tITEMAN.
IETANT TO HIRE-A good honest negro man to help a
w the Paper and Rag Store 10 the LIST OF January
octe ". = WHITMAN.
TUSE RECEIVED per Steamer DR.. Robertson
u $500 SACKS Fine Salt;
$50 " strictly choice Codee;
90 hhds prime Sugar;
bbs : s. Almonds;
10 bags Pepper;
10 bags Spicei
80 packages Tobacco;
80 bags Lebanon FlO-r eAtrR.
nOy11 h. Q. handy.
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VI II E. A T
FOR RENT.

II WANT a fss Huadred hashes % Choice Wheat, for
which VII pay the highes; market price, delivered al
my ware hoasc. y. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
0ota Corner College and Charch street.
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New Goods!

ID C. MeNAgY G.. are opening this dAy large ist q
II. NEW ICONS Rb rs Laees HmoroideFies cohara
Skr he'ts aad Betnxs o % Applique Lace. These
nAoe xoo,iS- ca Qaick Or iAey wil b an sQne
Aaz4 lsss. B Q. NcNARY CO.
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W. 7. B. 4 co. have also just received
ICONOGRAPHIC ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE, LIT
ERATURE AND ART. vols. 2ofText and Of Plates.
nOv25
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I'm Anew DAYS
Tenuessee Pillow Factory


NIAkEs Posa Of The best materials and In sTea variety.
WI Wroushs iroa Gad steel Mould Boards right Aad
iefi hand Ploss- A. W. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
THos raAkP, Manager.
aurTs-fus
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Pine cARRIAGE Avn HORSES FoR sAl

THE Carriage is aud elegant family Coach, though
slightly used II scarcely injured at all. The Horses
are excellent and known be among the very safest
family carriage horses De had any where. They will be
ssld low. For particulars apply at this ofice.
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Northumberland.

The Baton Rouge papers publish the following
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A Old Fellows Han, at Orphans supper two small
II GOLD ARMLETS with the name "RosAiie" eDgrayed.
Any person having ouud the and leaving them this
ofhce will be compensated for their trouble.
uovRQ-2t
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oGATED AT for sIS TSS'
s"anse
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

THE underEgnd would recommend 70 al Who have er
chsrds 10 every exeton . preserve and dry heh
fruit Il sin bear high price during the He
prepared 70 pay sl per bushel FOR Peaei Agp ans
ti,23 Cor appealed Peaches. d. D. biCAEf,
aux28 No College stresst-
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PEREMPTORY SALE OF READY MADE CLOTH
ING DRY GOODS &C g.

Doors open at = lecture 10 commence at ~ o'cloc
~ For further particulars hand bills. decl