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of the soldiers followed this announce
ment. Notone of them but loved and
respected their comfade. The next mo-
rnent ere they could press around TO con-
graduate the supposed Louis De Mervilie
had eagerly drawn ,he bewaldered Henri
eta through the crowd, back 10 tie cell,
from which she had emerged but a few
minutes before.
"Resume your dress again Mademoi-
selle; loose no time-the Emperor wishes
to see you. will return soon." >.
Henrietta was like one in = dream. but
a gleam of delicious hope thrilled her soul;
she felt the lawnings of happiness break
upon her heart. Soon again resaming
her pretty rRstic habililneLts De Melville
reappeared. and once again she sTeds
the audience.room of the Emperor. Lift
ing her eyes from the ground as the lofty
door swung open, she beheld Louis. Ar
exclamation of JOY burst from the lips o
both as regardless of others they rushed
Napoleon steprei forward
Louis Delmarre," said he. ''you have
just heard from my lips the tale OF this
lovely girls devotion and courage. Dt
you love her as she deserves7'
81 could die for her. proudly replied
Louis.
Well, WELL" replied the Emperor, "ths
severe test of one will suffice. So dutifu
aon, SO faithful lover, viii doubles:
make the best Of husbands. You Loui:
Delmarre, are discharged from your regi
ment. Return to your native valley witt
Henrietta as your bride"
Here" said The benevolent Josephine
emerging from the recessed window
'shere are one hundred lousd'ers as ths
marriage dQwry. Henrietta"
A charming blush suffused the cheei
Of the beautiful girl as she received til.
| purse from the hands Of the Empress.
.'Loag live Napoleon" exclaimed Lon
is, as with heart too full of grateful emo
tion for further uiterance, he took tk'
hand Of Henrietta, and making graceful
obeisance quilted the apartment
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

eT We heard OF good joke rerrffee
trsted tie other day. by a friend OF ours
Said be to an acquaintance
Things are really coming TO pretty
pass in cur town; all the ladies stopping al
the Exchange left the dinner-table yes.
terdsy!."
"Possible!" said the person to whom
the remark w:s addressed, greatly sur
prised. "What caused them to do so!"
why" responded our friend. convinc'
himself that the coast vas clear, "theJ
had flashed eating"
A pass was made at him but he dodg'
ed il.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

sg That was not bad idea Of "a
large foot, which was conveyed in she re-
mark of shoemaker to man of "greai
understanding" vie had called to be
measured for pair Of boots:
"No use in measuring that foot air; We
can't get last that will come near it, we
shall be obliged to build boot over your
foot-tI1ere .s no other way sir, / assure
you!"
This was toleratly good; bu; not quite
so forcible as the observation of an impu-
deaf porter IN Albany to a traveller with 6
z Tremendous big foot" who had cailsd fol
boot.jack to pail off his boot:
"A bootjack. what for2 To pull of
that boot with 2 No, sir. if you want to
get that boot off, you'll have to go back to
tie fork of tie road! Jabers what a
Gu."
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poMasr1c HApP1NEss

1--we faand me mourning on the way,
Aad smiled her glorious smiles on me (;
Love. PRAYING, taught me how to pray,
And: blind, love taught me how to see.
Love to her much keeps adding more
10 love Of wife adds love of child,
Ana love of man; /; and to the store,
The love of Him. the undeiled. S
nen with nv love caue deep desire
9 labor with and for the throng;
ho,S ny days no longer tire.
AaJ hours wiki music sweep along.
LAMP OF LIFE.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

A CAPIrAL HIr.-The best thing we
have heard this year. in a political way.
occurred at Meadyille q few days since.
One of the Black Republican editors OF
that rural town, who last yesr was very
hostile to. the Pope. and fully persuaded
that Americans ought 10 rct- America,
met German acquaintance IN the street,
and accosted him somewhat in this man.
ner.
: We'll, John, suppose you are going
to give Fremont vote this year"
john studied moment, and cooking
one eye, ss much as 80 say, ''do you see
anything green there replied that he had
no vote TO give Fremont.
"Why, how is that!" queried our editor
friend.
Because" replied John, II hsvn'i been
here long enough"
"Not long enougha Why how long
have you been heIe2''
"Oh, about ten years.
"Weil," persisted the Frenonter, 'tha
Is long enough to enti,le you to a vote"
"Oh, know" said the man with the
"sweet German accent" 'that have beer
here long enough TO vote for Buchanan
but It requires German to reside here
twenty -one years to make him legal vo
ter for Fremont"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
DEAD LEAVES.

The day is dead aud in its grave;
The flowers are fast asleep;
Hat in this solemn wood alone,
NV nightly watch keep.
The night is dark. the dew descends;
But dew and darkness are my friends.
| SIR the dead leaves under foot.
And breathe the earthly smell;
Il is the odor of decay.
And Vet like Ii we'll.
Give others day and scented flowers,
Give me dead leaves and midnight hoursi
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

rs A Greek maiden being asked
what fortune she would bring her husband
replied in the following strain:-I will
bring HIM what gold canlot purchase
heart unspoted and virtue without stain
which is all that descended to me from my
narents'
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

E<J- julius, was you-ver IN tusineass'
In course was What busine-s?' a
sngar-planter.' When was dat, my col-
ored friend 2 De dayI buried DAT old
sweet.heaTt Of mine
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

s-s- An;louneirg Candidates for office, in
.,saaee. s3 II inserted on Il credit, candidates
VIII be charged eight dollars.
aT Communications OF a personal nature,
vii h. Inserted as advertisements, and charged
Coz a, the ratas OF 500 per square, anu pay
p,pt required in advance.
O., .,aans.ifc,nu1ober Of insertions, will be con-
tnaei until ordered out, and payment exacted
accordingly.
rev All advertisements mnst be paid for in
.iy4nce, or at the expiration OF three months.
E7T Al! letters addressed to the Editors
nnsf bs POST PAID, 20 receive attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

ga An old cynic, at q concert the
other night, read in the programme the III
tie OF song, viz: '.Oh give me Cot in
the valley love-" Reading it over at
tentively. the old fellow finally growled:
"Well. if had my choice. should ask
for hedstead r'
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

ssD Mankind too often wed opinions,
aad having taken them for better OF worse,
conceive 1t point of honor 10 maintain il
ever after. although reason and truth sue
for divorce.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

s A runaway thief having applied
to blacksmith for work, the latter show
ed him pair of handouts. and desired to
know if he had ever made such kind OF
work.
why, yes, SIT" said the fellow. scratch
ing his head, 81 have had hand in then. ~
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

"a The Cavaliers during CrornweIrs
usurpat;on, usually fut crirnb Of Tread
into glass OF wine, aud before they drank
il, woa!d exclai,n with cautious ambiguity.
cd send the Crunlb-weli down.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

CoNsrANcYIS ADvEksirY.-A young
British officer in India, who was shock
inciy mu,ilated and dis6gured in battle
after mature reflection requested COM
rade to write TO his beiro:ted in England
and release her from the bridal engage.
ment. Her noble answer was worthy o
a true woulan-.Tell him if there i.
enough of mis- body left to contain his soul
shall hold him to his engagement.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

"a TEerdore Hook once said 20 ms n
at whose table a publisher got very drunls:
why yea appear 10 have emptied your
wine-eellar into yoar bookseller.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

4 doctor knows human hody ns
a cabinan knows a town--he II weil ac
quainted with all TIE great ,horoughfarss
and turniugs. he is intimate with ell the
principal ediGces. hut &c canaoi tell what
is going on inside any one OF them.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

E A sleepy deacon. vino soHieti,ncs
engaged in popular games. hearing the
minister use the words; "ShufIl, of this
COIL" started up. rubbed his eyes ana ak
claimed:
Hold on.-,t's my deal :"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

So a friend of osafs On being told :ha,.
If he wanted goed health, be mus, fore
go cigars answered that be ..wcuid ra,h-
er 60 fosr cigars shsn lcrego cne.''
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
rso Law OF Newspapers.

subscribers vAo do not give express no
r., to the contrary are considered as wish
ia- 10 continue their subscription
t,.,t rnrjodtcat., tha putiishsr may continue
- s,ni ,hs.a until all arrearogca are paid.
J. Il =ubscr;h=rs neglect or refuse to take
r.s:r periodicals from the office to which they
CO directed. they held responsible, till they
nave s.sleei the bin ard ordered them discon-
toned.
/. n suhscrjs jscrs rs.uove 20 other places with
-. informing the Publisher, and the papers are
49,. ~ the former direction, they are held res
r,as'%'c.
; III, CoGrts Fave decided that refusing 10
KS ne-ir& ais f.cn the ofhee, or rsmoVins
-.t.s. ,,,E ibon1 uncz.Iedfcr, is prima facia
s~..+-e. { Intentions fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

~ A country girl. writing TO her
friends, says OF the polls, thar ..the dam
sim does no, amount to much, lux lie
huggin' is heavenly"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

a Real NATIVE AaERIcAs.-A
young lady of tais State being asked by
= politician what party she was most in
favor Of. replied That she preferred we'd
ding rnrrS. s
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

80 Ia tie towr. OF Liberty, Texas q
kns Of s25 is imposed upon every man
Who ulsers an oath in tie presence Of
! woman sss
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

a MEAN MvN.-An old rniser owning
farm, found it impossible 10 60 his work
without assistance, and accordingly offered
any Nan food for performing the requisite
la bof A hall starved man hearing of tks
terms. accepted item. Before going into
The fields III tie n.orsIng ne invited his
help 10 breakfast; after :inis..ing the lnsal.
the old skluflint thought ia saving OF time
If rHey would place the dinner upon the
breakfast. This was readily agreed to
by the unsatisfied stranger, and the dinner
was soon dispatched.
Suppose now" said the frugal farmer,
I" we take supper, it will save time and
trouble you know
'Just as you like said the hungry
eater. and at it they went.
g Now we will go to work. said the
delighted employer. ssss 80
Thank you" said the laborer. "
never work after supper
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

- hopeful rhym-ster thus discourses
n's love, and dog OF her'n. He is jealous:
Mnen Peggy's arms her dog imprison,
,h'en wished my iotzwa, his'n;
rev ef~ea wolld stand and tlrn.-
se sels pat from hanis like iletsn.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

80 What is ihe difference be:ween /.
popular spring dish and msn with .Ls
sgusl
Ans One is baked .had sEa ,Le o.hrr
a slzked tad.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

As OLD- LD-M1ID.sz.-Losei Is biin,., and
Hylaen is the cculis, that generally man
sges 10 open It's eyes.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14


f 1t is stated that Tom III GORE. one
night while stopping at an inn in Scotland,
was continually troubled by the landlady
with the request tha, be should write her
.epitaph. Accordingly, he gave impromp-
.tu as follows:
'EGood Susan Blake, in Royal state,
Arrived at last at Heavens gate
and stopped, promising to finish in the
morning. The coed lady was in trans
ports at this Inscription. and treated Mr..
Moore with every possible attention. In
The mornisg. he was about leaving, when
the lady reminded HIM that he had no,
finished the sepltaph. !" That is so" sand
he, and Immediately added
But Peter met her with a club,
nd knocked her back to Beelzebub."
It is said that Mr.. Meore's horses were
Under motion just as he had finished the
last line.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

ii s2F- The first daily newspaper printed
IN Yirgia;s was IN 17e0. and the subscrip-
,iop prize =ss fifty dollafs year.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

~ An Engiish Iaborer. = ho aas In
The habit OF eating everything be met, died
lately from the effects Of ealing lime.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14


Jacket Line.
let for Boom
li!ani, Hills
Ehin,n Lexing-
fy, Richfeld,
3, Parkville,
tn, Weston,
Pniphan, and
commodious
gurar Passen-
az OF THE
flor the above
lternate Mon
/ lock, I'm, as
august IL, %:
kept. 8 and 22:
Pct. 6, and 20
Eov. .3ya and II
n every alter.
$ follows
hgUst 3, II 81
Sept. Ii 2s.
Oct. II 70.
Nov. y %.
y, 10, o'clsck
| (ison 2 p La,
IN.
y, Fort Leay-
h City at y a
fs at IL a N,
t 2 p IN, New
ichfsld and
| z p III, Cam
! IN.
Frlin at g ~;
b; Hiil's land
fInswiek at@
1 ok at . a u;
|. Louis We'd
lille and aI;s-
bs of the Al
J mississippi
express sly eor
et, and com
I for safety,
eIs and pas
nency punc-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
Young woman. / need no, tell you 10

Young woman. need 10, tell you TO
look out for husband. for know that you
are fixing contrivapces 10 catch enc, and
are as naturally On the watch as a Ca, is
fora mouse. Bo, enc word In your ear.
if you please. Don't bait yossr hook with
an artificial fly of leauty: If yen do, de
chances are ton to one that you will catch
a gudgeon-some silly fool of fish that
isn't worth his weight in ssw-dust. Al.
ray the inner lady with the beautiful gar.
tnents of virtue, nodesty. truth, morality.
wisdom, and unsophissica:ed love, and ycu
will dispose OF yourself quicker. and to
much better advantage. than you would if
you displayed all Tie gewgaws, fiPperjigs.
FOL de-rols. and fiddlc-de-dees in the uni
verse. Rememter.is is an awful thing
TO live and die a seii-manufac,ured old
mail.
My hearsrs-div;de off into couples.
sexually, as soon as possible. ii you would
add considerable To ycur own happiness.
and little to pcstcs.ty. Your Gays upon
earth are but short at the longest, and
they should be passed as riSh,eously AID
Pleasantly as Tie weather ard crcums,an-
ces will permit. Ge, married while yen
are young; and then, when the floss ii
age shall fall and wi.her The flowers ef
youthful affection, the leaves of eonnublai
| lore will stii! be green; and, perchanee.
Joyous offspring viii sayroand and grace
the parent Tree, like ivy entnining ana
adorning tie times a:Iied oak. Sc u:ots
i be. - s4 q bas
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hcket Line
b A rD--

S SAAS
PACKET.
}vi"k, Miami,
Berlin, Lex
| Y, Richfeid,
. City. Kan
.eavenworth
p, Donipilan,
iois. and fsst
Packet NEW
Master, will
intermediate
+ during the
bws:
May 10, 81;
30; Sept. -,
|sor St. Louis
FIX, =. M, as
/ May =, 10,
Ft S,92; Sep
Pvember II,
fidays at 10
FAtchisoa =,
NJ, Weston
worth ), \.
|le 10. A. NJ,
F.. Liberty ,,
Riehfeld 3,
P NJ, W. ell
|. az 7. A. M
yerly 10 A.
mi |, p. Nv
b.. Boonville
| Monday in
Fppi Packets
|rections.
|erous fayorS
Y announce
|roughly re-
Ppe by strict
fd to us, 10
f patronage.
| Captain.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
z.~ya nz ADVERTISING.

3. o., s7uaTe, zen lines ories 49,. 81 Oo
r..h .ditionsi Insertion, peg square '..'.. 2D
n, .aaars, Eiiree months. -. -. w w
. 4. SIR months .-..... -. ..-... w
:. twelve nonths 49, 10 oo
Tsosa4a:es, three months = % w W.
months - w
twelve months.... -. 49, 10 WI
,,,s ea.rter OF column, three mouths. l0 w
Ia {" SIX mouths-... i5 90
twelve Inonths 20 90
o.. bal. Of G co,uEnn, three months y %
.s - six months 20 90
.a twelve months 80 OF
Q.s eolu,an, three rnouths.-.. 80 w w
elk months. 49,. 70 W
twelve months-..... ...... 90 ol
S.,.s.ss cards, eight lines or less, year. 9 10
~F4 AZ six months .....5 %
three months -..... .-...2 10
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

E s.Poor rule that won't work both
ways. as the boy said VIXEN he threw the
rule back at his master. ~
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

E A Texan editor. noticing the mar
riage of a coiemporary, says: I'VE wish
lal... pest.InE and llappiiseSs.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

80 T'.e .oiio..ing cai.talns lie. a.P.i..-
he.: JOHN p. Dsady gaze r.e black
wslnui tox o: qnise a ss.,s!l. sizs.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

Tee man who .iauncll...l on = :,r.s
s:i.ss?riIs.,... ::.,rgI. % sre..s. sl.e wax.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

The following is PERHAPS .ts meagsss
thing ever Wri:ien.
CoNukDRuM.-IFhy was ST. Paul like
"a horse! Because he loved Timothy
Tie following is better:
Cos osrspRuM.-How can O nan who
has no wings be winged in an affair sf
honor2 because in fgliinS duel Ia.
makes goose Of hinsse1.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

E Tie Fremont nien ars singin.
tue "yrlIow covered" hooks. throughout
the free States. to keep up their hoIv. OF
SUCCESS. Be!o;s are four !ines from .i.ei.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
Es11.OS
/ |ENT. 1859
! Aubry.

! IkNT- Is5s;
Aubry.
Zunmswiek, D Nj.
I.a. Berlin Lev.
Ebley, Rich.
kansas, Park.
fnnworth CITY.
|NB.CIRG,p. Z D.
! trips Of tn, the
Eets, take tie
T. asa as a regular
r above 2, points
lo1r the route
PMcers pleds~s
t. same reg'i-
us to FENDER
E.te TO psssen-
pa eonsignees
(cssirea sno. many
/ her both az
| to any now
frnst she viii,
| Missouri RI
! E, Master.
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|cket Line.
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tket Lulcs
nville, Glas-
3 Landing
ON. Welling-
New indie
ty, Kansas,
.esSenworth,
hison, Doni-
commodous
r. passenger
/. II. Silver,
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te SATUR-
ock, p N, as
Aug. Q, 2S;
sept. q, 80;
)ct. 4, Is,
Nov. |, 1929
every alter
as follows
&g. l, Is, @s
tt. ~, 2o;
=. 4th, 18th;
". 7th, , 81 st;
av at 10 o.
k,hison at 2
p IN; Wes-
nworlh at 8
Eille ut 10 n
L p m; Lib
at p p m;
|; Camden at
kington Sun
er at y a NJ;
/ at IL n m;
|m; Glasgow
living in S;
|uisyille and
! mes Of tray-
rougf ly re-
|, ari every
koLIfort ani
frs may re-
| delivery OF
that no ex-
render her
which here
continue to
! Captain
IT, CLERK
d promptly
Cards, Cat
|rogrammes,
DrI- Ia
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14
campaIgn songs:

/" Yankee Doodle keep i.Up;
1t is as piain as figures,
Buchanan Is ;he candi,iat.
To faiss the p1ice of niEg-rs.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

nsHie> ohS-
's Landing
|on. Welling-
! New indie
kty, Kansas,
lenSenworth.
bison, Doni-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-10-14

d promptly
Cards, /, Cat
Programmes,
Blanks, La
|g, executea
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
Land for Sale.

I OFFER for sale (7O0l SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES -
4 OF LAND lying on the Coicmbia Central Turnpike -
Roah, seven miles nom Columbia ard four nom Nj Pleas
ant, being pArtof The tract on ich reside -
This Land Is equal not Superior any Msury county
we'll watered tthe eeebrsted DeTers Spring heinz sa
the part offered for sss) veil tkered and improved
here the premises Oeanthnl bndinR sites
fronting the Turnpike and the Ra Road
viii be divided to sait purchasers ssld IN body.
For fErther Information apply 70 at AshNssd p oes,
Msury county, Tennessee. ..f., Z n e-r
auxil-H LUcrUs POLK.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
Mount Olivet Cemetery.

lNhE Dirse Of this Comp ny "a "a
Public, that this Cemetery been isid viii sat-
s6s avenues and wsiks and portions Of the Rr und sab
DIVIDED into Family Lots, which are nos ored nr Eaie
The mass OF the Toands se the cfce ofIina-
sley Crock where the public invited to call and
anime the same ,-st a--.-. ~
The Company feel eonaaens they oould not have made
sGiia le location for Cemetery in the vicinity
Nashville and pledge themselves the pubic spars
money y" pains 70 MAKE equal 20 any Cestery IN the
UnCn and eh one NASHVILLE may feel pTids tn.
TIE Cemetry l. In the charge o. p@tent Super.
ntendent, living the un under whose sctioa in
rments viii be made IN the best and at The 1saAl
eharees .'a - . q tl4
The Directors Of the Company deslrocs that the
grounds shcut be Waited hy the Citizens q Nashville
for tst purpose an cn bus vi leave the Office of LlndssT
snd CrOcA ut O'clock rsesdsy aernoon the inst,
The seats will be free. .fw
Ladies and Families desrous Of visiting thf greunds VI
be called for at their resdenees ~ sendng Ne b. send
ing their cards, to tina Pre- slds3t cf he Company T
- A. y s. Lindsay, Prssident.
G. ". NAScS sec,y. ace be-0
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-22
CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

Roofing Material, sc.
m WOOD WARE,
coo pkgs coy'd Buckets; It25 doE B md Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 2Op Hames;
200 meats This pain ed: 300 Enc Wash Boards:
975 doz Vanished and fhree .O0e Pow Handles;
Hoop Buckets: 70 White Pine Tubs;
81 900 ased Broom Handles 900 Cane Fishing Poles;
75 dog white Cedar Buckets, 800 sss'ted Liquor Kegs;
goo doz Tar c ms; 10 dog Cedar Cans;
300 pkgs half Bush Measures 95 Nest Boxes varnishd
Is d0z Pine Churns assorted 200 " Painted Tubs an
Is a. BIB Cedar Keelers; EGO 7f. orEf
100 nests white Cedar Tubs; 125 doz Well Buckets assed
- BASKET WAKE.
goo Willow Wagons common IL nests German Market do
$50 - extra; 80 +" Clothes do;
800 Carts, common 400 doz Feed Baskets, In store
500 Z" q ex. 1al tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
loo Willow Cradles Baskets ..fr r'
200 extra 25iOl OhIdren's Rattan and
Pep ep'Fa saEr. .G" anu A- dol assd once Chairs.
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
Also Cio Hampers; imported fancy Baskets; Work, Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Wllow Work made TO ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dog Feather Busters; l0o bales Aicant Mate;
$50 assted Shoe Brushes; 50 Jute Hark and skeleton
Is Rocking Horses; rs dOz Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWlNES, &c.
2 1oOcois N and l. n inch Manila Rope, go feet;
,S 50 colts coils oIDah inch DO DO DO sssorteS Sso eS
% reels Bed Cord aud PloN Line Manila;
2so doc Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord;
1,O0n lbs Broom Twine Hemp; Il 500 los Wool Irvine,
$40 lbs Flax " 500 J. Seine Tvne;
IS bales Batting; 150reels Hemp Packing;
IS - Wicknp; IS coils Tarred Rope;
$50 Wrapping Twine; lao Jute Rope;
PAPER.
800 bundles (Frund) 1angsrman's Wrapping Paper;
1900 Mcgregor's do DO;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
$50 resms Tea Paper; IS reams Shoe Paper;
It's Ham " 20 " Batting do;
lbs Roofing do dry; $4,000 lbs Roofing do satuted;
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candles Lard Oil, Opal Candles, stesrne Candies,
Starch, German Soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes Of best qualities, in lots to suit
ALsO-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, In lots.
Wood Saws Saw Backs Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
Rvets, &c.
IRON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 20 90 "a inch Red Cedar do 16 IS 90 % do
Cerdar do l6 Is z0,22 do Painted do go ~, "a do
Brass Hoop do" " do barrel do 16, is, 90 p do
HAMES.
Oiled Root, Black TCp and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; Plank Top:
For sale by s. NJ BARRETT,
may4 cor. Walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati, o
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WHEAT.
VNSOs.VrNv NOTICE

INSOe.VTNr NOTICE
T0SEpV ". wILKIN Administrator hsying Ged hs bin IN
y the hancery Court Nashville, against Christina o.
Wagner as heirs and creditors of the ~ hsres
Henry Wagner deceased and said having
Ierred fom the Davidson County 20 said haneery
Furs for aettl ment this notify all psrsons having
claims against said estate forward aud e them with
tn clerk ant and have themselves made pars 70
I'd By the tst Monday in November next said estA
being insolveut G. d. BRIES. O. AN
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SIOO Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the n Mai A. B. 81 SToonEay
II niles from Nashville 'hc morning o Mon, AZ ne
81 dsy Of June nst Negso Woman, named MsrS aArk
copper color and betwee1 nty Elk thirty esrs
ather ovsrthe netiam size snd Of hne srpearEne se
pleasant contenEnre; mont teeth very bed.
She rslasd In Bowling Green, Ky and vas
brought to this city and sold abr tbs incr By Jzs.
T. Jackson Os the nsghhorhood o BoWng Gresn She bss
free husband Ia B,w:uE 6resR, and also chdrea
belonging to geutehsan 10 that plaee, and VII
doubtless attempt 20 SET back ksEe and rou there ss
State.
Twfi give the above apprehension and De-
livery me, At my s6Aee In Nashsills. Tenn. -f
junsIi WILL. BOYD, Jr.