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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-07
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HIS preparation is getting all over our county.
Il The numerous letters receive our various
gents, informing OF effected their immsdiss
neghborhoods warrant saying IL best
not the very best Cough Medicine before the pubIc
almost invariably relieves and unfrequently
TIE very worst cases. When all other Cough preparations
have failed, this has relieved the patient Druggists dss
srs In Medicines, and Physicians testify ASK the agent
In your nearest town, what has been his experience
effects OF this medicine. II he has been selling for any
length time he will tell you l. the BEST medicine exian
Below give few extracts from letters recsv
ed leaIly regarding the virtues ofthis medicine. 81
Dr. 5. s. Oslin, Of Knoxville, Ga, sayE-I have b0ea
using yOur Liyerwor and Tar very prae
tce for three past, and It's with pleasure ny
belief In its superiority all other articles win which
am acquainted, for which Il Il recommended
Messrs Fitzgerald & BreDners, writing from Waynssvfila
NJ z, says;-ihe LiverWOrt and Tar Is becoming daily
more popular in this country, and Justly All
who have tried speak In eotlendabis terms
ls recommended.
Our Agent in Pckeus District, S. C. SIR s. K Nc Pan
assu US that he uses twh bened N his family
sDdrecommends II to hts neahbors lie instance
negro woman his vicinity, bad been suffering
vIth disease ofthe Lungs attended with
cough, who was relieved by the LiyeFwort and Tar
such the good reports hear OF Medicine rom
all of the South For report surprisinc cures
has performed Western Northern Eastern
States, we would invite the suffering patient tho pam
phlet which accompanies each bottle To al say have
cpe have bopcf
fry Msdieinell Do ssasoullI And naQlse
that cough which daily weakening your constitutions
Irritating throat and lungs, and Inviting
disease COnsum poH, when soothing healing
edy obtained Rogers Syrup Lvsrwort and Tar
Beware OF and base limitations The genuine
aroIe signed Andrew Rogers, the engraved wrapper
around each bottle.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle or six Bottles for Five Doll
lars. Sold Wholesale and retail By SCoVIL & MEAD,
the Southern Safes 10 whom all orders applications
for Agencies must be addressed Sold also by
Wells and G. w. Hendershott NashTs Tenn and by All
other Druggists through the State. anI2-dduwiy
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SeWanee House.

SGWanee House,
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATK or 1YRss SPRINGS
TNHE subscriber has recently taken TINS well s5stH
known establishments reitting and thor q! FL
oaQhly renovating it, and hopes BoOn to have II m A
such condition as not 10 be inferior any house hiP
cy The Proprietor hopes by bis sxerons and h 1se OF
Ms Assistant MIR Craddoek, who formerly presided At
the civ HOTEL to be able to make his house worthy OF be-
inc nafrouzed by the public and promises that pains
sbs be spared his part to merit the appreciation Of
,hos who may favor him with their patronage He res
nectfuy soIicitss trial Of his house
Shosy dtTkw-tf WM ROBERTS
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0oS R Rsl:' Ticket. sle HAVE: q oasii:r. i
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-31
ABBEVILLlE G. VI.
Cheap Cash Boot and Shoe
Mandatory.

Cheap Cash Boot and Shoe
Mandatory.
ush. THE subscriber most rc- -t,,
T&| spcctfnlly calls the attention VI
Of the public, and especially ~
his old friends and customers, to his large and
well-selected stock of
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Shoes.
lie has also large stock of fine pump-soled
and fine welted BOOTS, of the latest styles, of
the finest French calfskin.
lie has large stock of fine double.soled
WATERPROOF Boots,
all of his own manufacture, warranted All of
which he will sell cheap for cash, or on q cred-
it to prompt-paying customers.
lie is also prepared to make to order any
article in the Boot and Shoe line, having q
large number of the finest workmen in his en-
ployment, and being practical workman him.
SELF Having the finest stock of Leather tha-
ever came to this District, his Boots and Shoet
will be made in the neatest and latest Styles
and f": st and workmanship shall not be ex>
cellcd n. McEVOY.
March 81. 1855 48 l2m
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e. n, n "o
'H III. sCURDAY, MI. d., Office
tice in CHRONIC DISEASES. His extensive
acquaintance with Anatomy, Physiology and
Pathology, and the laws and means of Health,
in connection with the best and most satisfac.
tory Medical agents known to the profession,
enable him to furnish to the diseased superior
aid. This department of Medicine receives his
particular Study and practice.
June 20, 1856. 7Gm
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-31

Hardware, Paints, Oils,
WINDOW GLASS, &C.,
1T tie Sign Of tie Golden Anvii,
COLUMBIA, S. G,
TIE Subscribers have now G
on hand an extensive nssOrt-


a TIE Subscribers have now 90
@Ga on hand an extensive nssort- ~
W ment of Goods in their line, which
they are selling at the lowest market prices for
Cash, and to which they respectfully call the
attention of purchasers. Their stock consists
in part rs follows, viz:
Bar Iron, Hoop, Sheet, Band, OVAL Round and
Square Iron;
Cast, German and Blister Steel; Anvils, Bel
lows, Vices, de-;
Mill and Cross-Cut Saws; Mill Irors, Nails,
Wagon Boxes, Pot-Ware;
Bench and Moulding Planes Cnsels, Augcrs,
Files, Boring Machines;
MOrtice Machines, Lathes, Saws, Bench Screws,
Hinges. Screws;
Locks, Bolts. Iatchcs, Axes, Hoes Plough
Moulls, AIDES;
Axles, Springs, Enamclcd and Patent I.cathcrs,
Paints Farnislcs;
Window Glass Spirits Turpentine, Putty, Paint
brushes;
Corn Shelters. Straw Cutters, Corn and Cob
Mills, Leather Betting;
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Gunpowder Shot,
Lead, DC, dc.
Those in want of Goods in the Hardware
line, will find it to their interest to give lis II
call bcfore making their purchases.
FISHER G AGNEW 4 co.
Feb IL, 1856 III tul
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-31
Rio, IIondo and other brands Cigars.
Agricultural Implements

Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters;
Bagging, Bale Rope and Twine;
Hcnlock, Upper and Harness Leather
a Large Lot of Hollow Ware;
burning Fluid, Spirits Tnrpentinc
White Wine & Cider Vinegar
Trace, Log and Fifth Chains;
A large Stock of Wines and Liquors offered
at low prices, as he is determined to quit this
part Of the trade and great many other
articles unnecessary to mention. Goods have
advanced considerably since these purchases
were male, and he is thus enabled to compete
with any market in price as we'll ns quality and
quantity, and he hopes that Il hungry. needy
public will make haste to buy ont every thing
he has OH lund. All Of which is respectfully
submiLtedby II. S. KERR,
No. Brick Range.
July Is, 1856. lift
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Notice

rs hereby given, thatsn Application will be
l. made to the Legislature Of South Caroi;'
na, at its next Session, for an Amendment Of
the Charter of Incorporation of the Village ~
Abbeville, 80 as to authorize and empower the
Town Council to tax.the Property Of the citi.
Gems oi thes esIneorporation, for the purpose OF
purposes. o'"''
:, Adg. 81, 1855 " l7.sm~ =.
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Selling OFF at a Profit
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS FOR SALE!
AT A j BEV LILLE G.. II.
Change Of the Programme I!

rINIE subscriber being determined to raise n
l. lnrge amount of money, offers his goods,
for the next sixty days, ut II reasonable PROFIT
It is to be hoped that persons in want Of any
thing in his line, will avail themselves of this
opportunity. The general rule is TO sell out at
cost; but the Programme having been changed
TO suit the present arrangement, it will be OBJ
served cordingly. His object in making
this offer is preparatory to an entirely new
arrangement for the Fall Trade, hy which
persons will be able to get Goods only for tie
Cash. Long experience has satisfied the sub
scribcr that this arrangement will be most ad-
vantngeous to all parties, except those who never
intend to pay, and it is for the special benefit
of this class that the rule will be adopted.
Ills Stock consists in part Of the following,
viz:
10 IIhls. Bacon Sides;
do Cuba Molusscs;
10 do Louisiana Sugars;
20 Bags Rio Coffee;
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
Powder, Shot, Lead and Gun Wadding
A few cheap Double Barrel Shot Guns;
Black Smith Tools, Iron and Nails
White Lead, Green and Yellow do. ground in
| oil:
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SPRING GO0DS---1S5G.
J. F. BURCHARD g. CO., AUGUSTA, GA.,

Broad St., Opposite Masonic Hail.
\ RE now receiving unusually choice
IA variety of
SPRING DRESS FABRICS,
which they are selling at the very lowest pri.
ccs possible, aad to which the attention of pur-
chasers is very cordially and respectfully invi
ted. Their stock embraces the following a.
mong Others, of French English and I,nericn,,
productions. Particular attention is asked to
patusli, Lupin, seydoux, Liebcr d Co.'S manu-.
facture OF Bombazines, chnllies. dclnincs.
black and colored challics nargnise, veil
bcrage, and tissues.
PRINTED GOODS.-Steinbacl,, Kocchlnks
Pcrcals, brilliantcs cambrics, jaconets, lawns,
organdics and bcragcs,
Paris black silks superior qualities;
Paris rich fancy silks;
" Fourlands very handsome;
" French and English Calicocs Of Stein.
bacE's IIogle's Montciths d Norton's;
Cases Of Ginghams, black and fancy, all prices;
Printed cl,allies and beragc delaines, from low
priced to very rich;
American lawns and muslins;
Cnlicoes, low price and fast colors !;
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Richardson's Linens, and other makers a
very full assortment in all varieties, for shirt.
ing sheeting, pillow casing, DC, DC. birds eye
diapers, Scotch ditto, towelling and towels
Turkish Bath, DC. window drapery, lace and
muslin, &C., DC.
Summer Goods for Gentlemen and Boys, in
Linen drllings DC, cottonades of all Sorts vest
ngs, spring cassneres. cashmerett, drab etc, DC
DOMESTIC GOODS, q.
An unrivaled assortment of sheetings and
shirtings brown and blcached, from 81 to I2-A
width and from the lowest priced to the finest
English and American makes.
PLAN7Ia TYON GOODS.
OF every sort and kind, considered desirable
to have, by the piece or bale. In addition to
the above, we have the very finest assortment
Of collars, Laces and Embroideries in general
to be found probably in the State.
~ j. +. BURCIIARD d co.
May z, 1885. 52-ly
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-H OD " NJ -
FOR SALE!
HODGES, DEPOT

HODGES DEPOT.
TNIIE Firm of ROBERTS, ADAMS Il SMITH
l. was dissolved Oh the first of October,
1854. 1t is hoped that all persons indebted
will come forward and settle by cash or note,
as We are anxious to close our old business.
ROBERTS g. ADAMS
Still continue business Mt Hodges, and at Long
Cane, and by the first of April will have n fine
Spring Stock Of Goods,
selected with great care in New York and BAL
tilnore,~ which We respectfully offer to our
friends and customers at moderate profits
Come and see, and be your own judge. We
here. feeling satisfied that if you will come,
our Goods and prices will please You.
Very respectfully,
ROBERTS d ADAMS.
Hodges, S. c., March 81. 1856 Al If
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-10-31
Joiner and Cabinet Shop
NEXT DOOR TO TIE PRESS OFFICE;
ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE, s. c.


THE undersigned, thankful tor eS~n.
j. past favora, and ever ready ET5I$: Mz5N$$:
to serve generous public. may k.lAYEE
be at all times found Mt his Shop in the East a
ern corner of Christian & Denle's Coach Fac.
tory, where he is prepared to make PANEL
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, MANTEL PIECES. =.
de-, DC.
l will also make TABLES, DESKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURE FRAMES, and repair fur
niture dc.
will keep constantly on hand ready made.
COFFINS of the best material and finest fin
ish, either polished or covered, all of which.
l will deliver to any point in the district free.
OF charge with hearse or upon railroad If de-
sired in direction.
All work done warranted as good as the best
and cheap. according. Ten per cent off for
cash on all work done by me.
For reference, apply to any gentleman,
In the Incorporation. G. C, BOWERS
June.2 1855. If
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D RY GOO DS.
SPRING IMPORTATIONS,
Is IS

MILLER d WARREN, Opposite Globe
usual choice variety of SPRING DRESS FAB
RIGS, embracing the best makers of French
and English productions, among which are
Rich Printed French Jaconcts and Organizes :;
Rich Flounced Baregcs and Organdies :;
Rich American and English Lawns;
Rich French Brilliants and Canbrics :;
Rich l'aregcs and Tissues
Bluff, Blue and Pink, Plain Briliants, now
article.
Silks!
Assorted Colors Flounccd silk Dresses;
Rich Plaid and Striped Taffrta Silks;
Rich M"ire Antique, Toulard and China Silks;
Black Tafeta and Gro de Rhine DO.
Mourning Goods!
Plain aud Striped Grenadines and Bareees;
Black Flounccd Grenadine and Barege Dresses;
Superior Summer Bombazincs and Challics
Black Jaconets, Organizes and Marquisc;
Black Eng. Grapes, Love Wells and lIandkcr-
chiefs.
In addition to this long line of Dress Goods,
We have n complete stock Of Calicoes, Cling
hams, Linen Goods. Furniture Paints, Embroi-
deries and Laces, Hosiery and Gloves, Plain
and Embroidered Grape Shaws.
A large lot Of Mantilas, in great variety of
styles
Pantaloon Stuifs, Blcachcl and Brown
Goods.
White and Striped Osnaburgs, of various
brands.
Our friends and customers nre respectfully
invited to examine the largest stock Of Spring
and Summer GOODS that we have ever had.
Particular attention paid to filling orders.
Augusta Ca, April Is, $50 soft
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CITY DRUG STORE.
VIM. HAlNES, 81
No. 2l7 (North Side) Broad Street, S
AUGUSTA, GA,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
PUTTY, yARNISNEs, ETC.
rEKFrMERY, HAIR BRUSHES, COMBS, ToI-
LET SOAPS, HAIR OILS, PoMADEs, HAIR
DYES, nDK'F EXTRACTS, ETC.
All of which arc offered ut low prices for
CASu. "
Particular attention paid to the preparation
Of PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS and the
dispensing Of Family Medicines. A large as
sortmcnt of Fresh and Warranted
Garden, Grass and Field Seeds.
~ Orders from the Country promptly
attended to.
May 2 1856. 52-ly
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Spffial Notices.

Succession Of ELIZA FEnausor, widow
Duff Sixth Judicial District Court
parish,o East Baton Rouge.--lNo. 5O2.i
Probate.u
w HEREAS, CHARLES r. MILLER, has
y! applied to said court, to be appointed
Administrator, Of the succession Of Eliza
Ferguson, late Of said Parish, deceased.
NOTICE 10 hereby giver to all persons
interested, to show cause, within ten days
from the first publication Of this notice,
why the said application should not be
granted. J. C. GAYLE.
july2 Depy. Clerk;
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TAKE WITH PROPER GRAINS OF AL
LowANcE.-Just now, the proper
grains Of allowance must be mixed in
with the mercurial purgatives daily
presented by our southern partizan
press, as the concotions Of northern
fanatics" for the purpose Of working
the union of these States to death. A
large class Of our fellow citizens need
no such admonition, but unfortunately
there are still a large proportion, ready
to catch up such condiments and use
them to poison the public mind; which
will be done from this to November
next, for mercinary political ends.-
Thus: it is said now, upon the author
ity ONO one knows who-that the
amount Of money raised by the people
Of Easthampton, Massachusetts, to
celebrate the fourth Of July, is to be
sent to the relief Of abolition dema-
gogues in Kansas. This is the mer-
curry to make southern blood 60 up to
the boiling point, and proper guam
tuns Of Dover's powders Of allowance,
should be mixed with it.
Fortunately for the people Of this
nation; they have lost all confidence
in the partizan press; the sincerity Of
pop-guu politicians platforms and such
other things as have added largely to
the light literature Of the DAY. The
day was; when the honest country
man-living away; free from the con-
tamiuation Of pothouse politicians in
small towns and large cities; would
take the village paper and lay it be-
side his bible, as the immaculate truth.
Not so now. Now, the most illiterate
citizen who reads, knows full well. that
lies are compounded with lies; false
hood, amalgamated with falsehood, un-
til the mountain monster of iniquity
and corruption is ready to totter to
the earth.
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The MASONIC FRATERNITY AT Gin
ToN.-The brethren of this anc ent
and honorable fraternity, at Clinton
in this State, never let, an anniversary
of the order pass, without making
some demonstration. The manner in
which they get up their celebrations,
shows that the proper masonic spirit
exists among them. On Tuesday
night last, at Mrs. Mansker's hotel,
they celebrated in becoming manner,
the anniversary Of St. John the Bap-
fist, one of the early patrons Of the
order.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-07-02

New HAMPSHIRE HOUSE OF REFoR-
MATroN.-The corner stone of a House
of Reformation is to be laid at Man
chester on the coming 4th of July
The ceremony will be performed by
the Graud Ladge of Masons of the
State, and will be Of an imposing char
acter. The House of Reformation is
to be located on high emiuence on
the east bank of the Merrimac, in
sight of the monument of General
Stark.
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INTER Esr1NG FROM WASHINGTON.

INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The Washington correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Ledger, in his letter
of the 2lst, writes:
To day was an interesting day in
Congress. Mr.. Burlinghame, of Mas
sachusetts, the youngest member Of
his delegation, delivered his maiden
effort. He proved himself, next to
Mr.. Banks, the most eloquent Of her
representatives. But unfortunately his
powers were directed for bad pur-
pose. Whilst vindicating Massachu-
sets, he assailed South Carolina, and
indeed but famed the fire which
threatens to break out in one general
confagration. He characterized Mr.
Brooks assault on Mr.. Sumner as
like unto That Of Cain, who smote his
brother Abel. Mr.. Keitt told him st
was false" lie declined bandying
words with Mr. keitt, but ayowed his
own personal responsibility for what
he said, and indeed closed up his de-
scription of Mr.. Sumner, which was
very eliminating, with the autborita-
tive declaration Of his willingness to
meet the consequences that hight
flow upon any field. Mr.. Burling
hame is boosted of by his friends as
the greatest rifle shot in New Eng
land. He will not challenge any one !;
but they assert his readiness to meet
a challenge. A bad state Of feeling
exists here, and there is no telling
what consequences may flow from the
discussion of the report of the Com
mittee upon the Brooks assault on
Sumner.
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CAMPAIGN DocUMENTs.-Thisk kind of
trash has commenced pouring out from the
press, with authority" A plague upon it
all The man who reads it for any other
purpose than to laugh outright at its trans
parent efforts at deception, must have very
little to do. We can say to our friends of
all parties, that they waste their sweetness
on the desert air, to send it to us. We
throw it all into barrel and sprinkle with
sweet spirits of nitre," to prevent sponta-
neous combustion. Next winter it will
serve to kindle fires.
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Ole 9ailg! Gon1et.
BATON ROUGE,:::::::JULY 2, 1856.

AN ERRoR.-In our article the 9TH
er day in reference to the brick ma
chimes of Osgood & Co., on the banks
Of the Amite, we committed an error
It is said in the article referred to.
that the Messrs. Osgoods can make
100000 bricks per day, when it should
have been $4,000. A slight differ
ence of only 100000.
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Longworth's Pet Agency.
JUST received by the subscribers W

y are the makers pet agents. 80 Cases
Sparkling Catawba; 30 Cases Try Cataw-
ba The celebrity and extensive sale of
thaso vines render putting unnecessary
The agents would only state, that articles
Of any popularity, are soon connterfeited.
Hence, those wishing to purchase wines of
this maker, should buy them Of his only
agent. here, where they are sold OH commits
sion. 1t is claimed 70. this wine, that it
is healthier and Of finer aroma and flavor,
than the best French Campaigne. The
French mix from three to six or more kind
of grapes in their wine. One kind of
grape only is used in the manufacture of
this wine. Purchasers dissatisfied with
its quality, will have the money refunded
for all returned, within reasonable time,
to the store where it is purchased
july1 BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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NoTHING New UNDER THE SUM-
The following extract from the Louisi-
ana Register, on 1884, goes to show
that the idea of "Caloric Engine" is
not altogether new. 1t is headed "a
New Power" and reads thus:
There isa pospect that in few
years, perhaps months, the whole sys-
tenn of steam-enginery will undergo a
revolution. Mr.. Euchson is about to
take out patent for the employment
of a new power-that Of heated air !;
in which be offers saving of fuel of
eight-tenths. He has amply proved
the practicability of bis projection
for an engine of one horse power, upon
the new principle, has been working
upon bis premises with complete sue
cess for the last three months. 1t has
been inspected by the most eminent
practical engineers in the country.
London paper.l
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Thackeray, on his first visit to this
country, was introduced in Charleston,
S. G., to Miss. c., one Of the lead
ers of society there. Thinking to be
witty, he said, Il am happy to meet
you Miss. C; Eve heard, madam,
that you were a fast woman "Oh,
Mr.. Thackeray,' she replied, with one
of her most facinating smiles, 1--WE must
not believe all we hear. Ihad heard sir,
that you acre a gentleman The
great English wit admitted, afterward,
that he had the worst of it.
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Ladies Embroidered FIounced Dresses.

A BEAUTTt UL assortment of these goods in all
n colors are now being opened at the PHILA-
DELpHIA CHEAP STORE and will be sold 100 per
cent below their value, having all been purchased
at the Philadelphia autions. Call early II you
wish to secure handsome dress for a very little
money-if you put It off too late you will be dis
appointed as was the case with many who were
wanting some Of our cheap straw matting--it 10
now too late. june27-y'
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

ALL PERSONS indebted for Parish Taxes for
the year 1865, and all previous years, are hereby
notified to call Oh the undersigned Collector, and
make immediate payment: who at all times will
be found al his office ON Church street, at Hacket
& Brooks, old stand.
june14. J. G. WASHINGTON, Coftor.
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married women l to 3. The number
of widowers is to that of widows as one
to 3. The number of widows is 10 the
number Of the whole inhabitants, 3 to
81; that Of widowers. to Is.
One-fourth of the whole inhabitants
Of old countries live in cities, two
fourths in villages, and the remaining
fourth il retired rural situations and
at SEQ.
Upon an. equal space Of ground the
number Of inhabitants existing are as
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WORTHY OF YANKEE.-A complete
restaurant on wheels, embracing kitchen
eating rooms, &C., is now to de seen daily
circulating about the streets of Lyons. At
regular hours the establishment pulls up in
front OF the silk and other manufactures
employing large number OF hands, and
the enterprising proprietor, it is added, is
rapidly making fort.ne.