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Hypocrisy Of the Black Republicans
Their Attempt to LegIsIate Slavery into
Kansas.

short time since W. charged the Black
Republicans with hypocrisy for having 7oted
for bill which le1isiafcd s}urery info tie
territory II Kansas end NeIrusko for ttro
years, 0tf made oN children IN tie zteoatfas
61rn Of stare mothers, Silres jorecer. For
this statement, the RepsJiic called the Cour-
tCT naughty name, and the Express, with
the c0urtcousness for which it is remarkable
insinuatcd that we could not produce the proof
Of the insertion. The proof, which We then
promised, we now produce. 1t is contain
ed in the twenty-fourth section Of a bill intro
duced into the House by Mr. Dunn, of Indr-
ana, and which passed that body by strict
ly party vote, eighty-eight to seneaty four
all the Black Republicans save MIR Letter. of
Ohio, voting in the Affirmative
.'troctdea hotcerer, That any person law
fully held o.service in either of said Tori
tories snail not he discharged from such sercice
by reason of such repeal and revival Of said
eight section, II such person shall be pernan-
emily removed from such Territory or Terri
tories prior to the first day of January, 1858;
and any child or children born in either of
said Territories, Of any female lawfully held
TO service II 10 like manner removed without
SAID Territories before the expiration of that
SHAT not be, by reason of anything in this
act, enaaaciPated from and segyice it might
have owed had this act never been passed =
We called attention to the fact tLat every
democrat from the North and the South voted
against the iegalizing of slavery IN Kansas.
while Giddlngs, Campbell, Dick. and tue
whole tribe Of Freedom Shriellers'' recorded
their votes in its favor 1t should be renen-
bered that the Kansas Nebraska act does ,ot
recognize the existence Of slavery in these
territories, gives the people the full power to
outlaw it at their pleasure and that the Dem
ocratic members of Congress have never voted
for any measure which, in the least degree
protects the institution. On the contrary,
the whole Black Republican vote has been
cast for bill that would prohibit the people
rom abolishing il til 1855 and would make
slaves of those yet unborn Bs.Bdio Courier.
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1t it related that when Col Fremont stool
upon the TOP of tho Rocky mountains. there.
beyond the level of organic life beautiful
bee lit upon his arm.-Ne,o York Eraia7
Pos.
Two s will light on him in Noven ber-
buck aud Breck' They will teach him the
difference between the sting ofthe bee aud
Its honey.-Ctncinnatt Enoairer.
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AdmInIstrators soficc.

q EFTERS of Administration on the estate Of
al Edward Hutchinson Esq, late of the boT-
ough of Ebensburg Cambria county deceaseo'
having been granted TO the subscriber, by ne
Register of Sid county. Notice is hereby gwen
to all persons indebted to said estate to make In
mediate payment, ana those having claims sgsiIs:
the same, will present them duly authentica'op
for settlement.
II. KINKEAD, Adn'r
October Is, 1856. CT.
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GS As specimen of rough voting, we
refer our readers to the official returns of this
| county. They speak for themselves, and can
be easily understood
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LET THE PEOPLE PEME HBEP

TIE FEARFUL ISSUE TO BE- pEoIDPp
IN NOVEMBER NEXT! Shall the Coastit,lticn
STAND or FALL? FREMONT-the SEC
ti"nal candidate Of the advocats of D1ssoLC-
TIoYl BUCHANAN-tLe candidate of those
who advocate ONE COUNTRY ONE UN1ox :!
One CONSTITUTION =, AND OSE COMMON DEs-
TINY ~!
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tee will meet at Ebenshurg, on Wednesday next
at O'Clock, 7. 81.
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EOUND Id

On last Sunday evening, August 24th, nea'
the 'sWeich independent Church" Natch-
the owner have his property Ivy calling -
this Office and proving property.
Sent. 3, 1855.
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hot -
od do do 5o-ao n.-;I w D. 80
1st nreminn, II ,rint Ir.ta- ~, Tytf2 W.
Prvco "a
1st nren;.r, cheese ra.bar; oV
comnet;t;on =, nn l'o
n
NJ u \ y . RED @kIlcLES.
We, the committee on Manufactured Arti-
cles, report as follows:
Ram riding bride and martIngale, q. Alex
ANGER Aiahead' $500
Isl =; Glass r''iihg DFl1le' bit and 6nrdoon Jno
j, Flanagan 200
Best sett double harness .Tno FI,n.,,a, Al
ploma
Best Saddle. John Flanagan, 90
Best side sole leather. Jas Murray. 100
I'd best do do Jas Murray. l!iploma
Best upper leather, Isaac Evans 81 90
Best calf skin, Jno Flanagan. 80
Best grain cradle, y. II. Roberts. 90
Best churn, David W Jones. 100
Best wood cook stove. Z. Glass {, Co. | 90
Best coal do do do do 90
Best parIor stove, do DO 100
Best ccal stove do do I.t0
Best Wagon. Morgan Humphrey, 200
Best wind mill Andrew Bushuan, 2. 60
Best Hillside plow, L Glass d Co. 200
Best p.Qw, DO , 40
Best harrow, NJ M'Casuc. go
Best threshina- machine. L Glass & Co. .. SO
Best horse shoe, Isaac Singer. 10
Best cast oven mouth, i Glass { Co. 100
Best double hrest chain. T. J Exams, 30
Best Clock for controlling watcllueu. io.nrn
we'd Louis Luckhardt, , 90
Best door lock, Franciscan Bros. en-
The coumi;tec respectfully submit the
-, l..
Of there being 10 come etitioa cxcert ON l,,tb-
er. The harness On exhibition is particularly
worthy Of notice.
yo - ,,o,-sr,,,,, ,.r,.o-,---.
Tho co,o,,ff,oo o~ I..,,.o.I..1l ,,...,.,,r,..,--
rcnort ~ foIloo,s.
Isl nremipn lar stroxvborr1 ,,rescrr,. Mr.
Soon' 81 =" ''''' i''@''' : = 80 Z
Ist do lar cnrraut iallv Mrs Davis "a
Isl nre lar ion.e,o ,ras,ryss i Ms NJ -
lst prem annie icliv. Mrs T 3 Moore 80
Ist ire,n niue ar1-,lc ! IL, Mis- rila,, 81
natnr F' 80 5o
1st nrep, annie bp,ter Wm D prrca -
! ;. rro, IN, or -. III
Is; tbomn.oD PIo, o''''' '' a' cordial Sif' 'osr ~
! + r.snI lar ro.,h.,rr,. Ill. No W, II
- J~''3' -''1 = 40 -
ist pren bottle cat.Hn ~ NJ 2oo, '-'''S 80 80
- F,,.rr, GO, .,,.,. II. -, 81, %
- - 9''' SolP NJ 9 -,i"F'a1' %
80 ~nror, L.rd -. III 81, ~
o. ,tron, =, Rj-. y tf.--J - %
1t 10 ronn5 .,-a - - iluI 4,J I,iS %
tst 40 S~on(,.,'1.a eIrl - ':o- -
ISt 10 lraaj Nj, Gl,ar,oi.~ "a
ID do dn NJ Nc -
| 1st nre,,i,,m oniIt Miss = s.,t,cn. o,.cr
| ID premium quilt No. II
3d nreniums oui,t No 80
II nren,iur, white onllf No %
1st premium, blankets, No 81.
CLASS No l3--HExnfE.vorK
III % o, "eGH'e "eFA >,
ISL ISL premium e~bFof'efed coHaf' MIS- II
tieycr, q 90
Zd do 90 do Mary NJ Donald,
diploma
81 premium, DO do No %, diploma
lst prem, do handkerchief, VI FrauC I
ADona!d, ? %
Ist prem, infants dres Mrs Glbson, 90
ker. > 90
q do do Mrs + Gibson. diploma
lst prem, crotchet work. do 2,0C
lst prem, worsted work, Mrs Mary Mey-
er. 200
lst prem. raised worsted work, Mrs. Geo. N
Riddle, 200
I'd do do do Mary Wharton, diploma
Is DO worsted rotchet slippers, Lizzie NJ
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CLASS NO. 6-PoULTRY.

We, the undersigned committee chosen as
Judg of poultry. at the Cambria County
Agricultural Fair for 1856. have attended to
that duty and report as follows:
Best Turkey, Rees j. Lloyd, no competition,
SI,00
| pair wild turkeys, Thomas r. Thomas,
premium, 90
lst premium. Shanghais. Lewis Rodgers, l 90
lst premium, Poland chickens, James r.
DaFls, | 90
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More Prizes than Blanks!

5,Osf PRIzEsI 10000 DOLLARS
10000 NUMBERS ONLTt
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''O'sr DE Laks whsrs droopsd tAs wILLOw.D

PEAKlNG or HAms, have lot Of very choice ones, 70
sale low a. d. G. RuMSEY'5.
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improved so rapidly in my first week that begin
to think sha be fat and jolly as mine host the
Doctor himself at the end of month.
The company at present though not large is daily
increasing and is gay and lively With all there facts
before you let me urge npon you to cal the atten~
ton of your citizens through your columns and
ready pen TO a sense of there own comfort and
health by a visit to Tyree, Yours, A.VIsIroR.
P. S.-Cant you divide your local chair and
spend part of your time this summer at Tyree-
there will be first rate chance for items in few
days. A. V.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORT. Furnished by the Associated Prsss.l

New YORK, July 6.-The steamer Baltic has
arrived with dates to the 25th.
The Africa arrived at Liverpco Sunday, stea M
ers ne bad favorable effect the cotton market
and prices are sitter. Market unchanged aud
moderate demand. Sales of the week $4,000.
Sale to spectators 1000. Sale to exporters 1000.
New Orleans Middlings 6 3>l6; Mobile Middling
l~l6. Breadstuffs firm. Flour advanced cd.
Wheat advanced Sd. Corn prices easier, not
quotably lower, some report a decline of cd. Pro
vision prices unchanged. Business very dull.
Lard firm and scarce at 63e64 Sugar firm. Mon
ey easier. ConsOs quoted 94ss5 on account.
American affairs quiet. The country appears
pleased with the nomination of Mr. Buchanan.
The ship Marco bad arrived from Melbourne
with 3l6 600 pounds 10 gold. Arrangements have
been concluded between Denmark and the United
States by which several dues can be collected as
formerly till June 1857.
The French papers are discussing the subject Of
the Empress regency. The public seems much
interested in IT,
Russia-rhe Emperor has constructed new
Cabinet.
Advices from Panama state that the Grand
Dutchess while attempting to leave her dOminiOns
was arrested by the Austrian military authorities
and obliged to return TO the Capitol
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Mercantile Change.

Church Anderson desires to make known to his
friends and former patrons that he has sold his en-
tire interest in the house at Nos. & Broad ST.,
where be or Mr.. Jno II. Anderson will still be found
ready TO exchange civilities with all, particularly
with those who call to make full settlements. He
takes pleasure in saying that his successor Robt. L.
Weakly, has the means and is well qualified as a
merchant, to give general satisfaction to all who
favor him with their patronage.
july 4 tf-Banner COW
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Awful and Fatal Consequences

LNENSDE from treating Bowel comp aints this Of
II the year with Brandy Opium Astringents. When
checked in this way the disease is cured but the outlet
merely stopped up, and sf0runae Il appears for
then dangerOds diseases Of the head are averte and the
patient has chance for his life How Oren do We hear of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked death nom
disease Of the brain, produced by the medicine taking place
q few hours AFTER?
THE GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successufu ia such'compants By
chemical action it produces change contents the
Bowels and thus enables nature perform her work.
The Board of Health of New York certify that the
Ch7rera disappeared from The Quarantine this
medicine used at the Hospitals
DR. Knowlten, Of Boston, calls the greatest aid to the
medical profession and Messing to the patient.
DR. De orrest, Of New York says every case
OF disorder Of the bowels promp y, and that he always
uses II in cases.
Capt Taylor, Of the Army certifes that it all
Dysrnery contracted On Mexico and Is gene
rally used by officers who contracted that complaint.
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York,
all disorders Of he Bowels on the first appearance.
BY Count BodiseO it recommended TO the Medical
Board If Petersburg and by them recommended the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia IL has been used
in several ropean countries with great success
In Ma hVe large quantities Of it have been used in times
Of Cholera
Throughout the whole State Of Tennessee Il is known as
the hes, and only certain rem edy for Bloc iy Flux
have Away offered 10 refund the money any can
be heard Of that has net effected HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The same offer is still con-
tinued. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
jvnt23-i
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MOUNT OLIvET-The lots in Mount Olivet
Cemetery are now offered for sale. The grounds
have been finely laid off with avenues and
walks An omnibus will leave the Office of
Lindsey & Crockett this evening at O'Clock
for the accommodation of those who wish to
see the Cemetery.
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STOCKTON'S
Patent Straw Cutter.

VIE multiplicity Of Straw Cutters already before the pub
lie large proportion Of which having failed successfully
stand the Of thorough trial and having fallen far short
of the representations Of the vendors well the eNpeCta
Of the purchasers, general dus has been created
the public mind for all machines Of this description. Hence
becomes consideration Of the importance before
the general introduction Of machine ng which there
doubt connected with hch there have been
many failures that should first have been subjected
the thorough and critical test and its lain to merit
clearly established beyond doubt This machine has
existence upwards Of twelve months during which
has been submitted the tests, and has
ergone notifications and alterations, with view Of bringing
as near perfection possible II complete and pre-
,ented 10 the public in the full confidence
Of the farming community and sustain the high repu
has already obtained and the opinions formed Of
by all who have used it.
We claim for it
1st. Great strength and durability.
"a An entire freedom from complication, being simple
as 20 easily operated boy twelve fifteen years Of
age, without tn. 81 ghtest fear Of arrangement.
3D. Superiority and excellence Of execution, cutting with
great ease, rapidity and eNactness.
9Th Great economy in price, being offered at the low rate
Of tight Dollars.
Other advantages might be mentioned, but would occupy
too much space.
II possesses pecuiarity, however remarkable and
important forbear making mention Of We
aude Nv designed 70 keep the knife
always its proper place. aud uniformity Of
iion the time yielding any hard and foreign sub
stance the appearance Of which most machinery would be
liable produce serio injury
County Rights IN Middle and West Tennessee for sale upon
extremely advantageous They be made by amy
In wood Men q energy wanted 20 act Agents
Address JAMES Z Bal WIN Co,
uavf-w:,m NASHVILLE Tennessee
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOaICE 40 ShIPPEKS,
by Savannah to Nashville.

A the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company
n have notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
panies Of Georgia. Of their summer rates. il does
have been noticed recognized the hand bills Of
that Company recently distributed in city. We take
this method Of informing the Merchants and Shippers by
that line that the will be 35 for 100 ia on rs class
goods, and 81 IS the grand bills REPRESENT al 25
the average through rate first class goods from the
ward Nashville but is bect the variation 0f 10
ad ito al in Summer, and deductod Of 10 pei 100 lbs
Winter NhiCh makes the per advertisements
1873 from June December and 81 from Dec June
IA. l. ANDERSON,
une21 Superintendent.
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COAL COOKING STOVE.

IA have just received small supply Of COAL COOKING
STOVES, Of differ mt sizes, that hishy recon-
mended to tn have hesitation warranng them
The Prize COa Cooking Stove,
The Keystone state,
The Lily Of the West,
The Beauty of the West
The advancing prices Of wood makes it important
mc keepers provide good Stove that viii cook
well with coal These have, far given entire satisfaction
and to the attention Of those about sup
ply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have also the following patterns of argh Stoves for
wood universally popular in the Eastern
economical consumption Of the fuel warranted bake and
draw well:
The Mayhower, two Sizes
The Hacyon, two sizes;
The Comet four Sizes
We have also in for sale usual low and
modating terms the following popular stoves from the
foundries Of the West:
The Kentuckian Cook Stove two sizes;
The Indiana do do do.
The Tennessee do do do.
The Iron Tree Premium;
The Best Premium;
The Pennsylvania; all Of which VIII sell on as low
terms they can be procured in the city.
THE WROUGHT IRON cock STOVE.
The Tenneean four sizes, manufacture and have now
hand good supply Of these popular Stoves
able to supply all orders.
june-7 MACKENZIE WILSON.
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DEN ISTRX.
DR.. b. WOOD
E9alpOEhu EEsheOE.

TIVE Undersigned agents for Tire sale Of ssCIIILD.S
L GRAIN CLEANER.1 offer the public the best
and most reliable machine for owing smut, cheat,
cookie and all other impurities from Wheat that has
been perfected
The Of this machine In a single crop will than
pay for It In the enhanced value Of the grain
lar machine with capacity for cleaning from so 10 200
bushels per hour is almost indispensable TO Mers who de-
to make good Flour.
Planters and MlleTs pectfuly invited TO call and
the machine and IT, trial. entire satisfaction not
given the money will be refunded
jelS-lm JOHNSON, HORNE 4 co.
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REDUCTION IN CORPORATION TAxEs.-The
Board of Mayor and Aldermen have reduced
the rate of Corporation taxes from $l2 so on
the thousand to 80. This will be relief to
many of our citizens. The law requires pay
ment to be made on the first of July, and we
advise all Taxpayers to give the Collector an
immediate call, at his office, upper end of the
Market House.
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BROKE JATL-SINGULAR.-Two men, Earth
man and Lipfort, confined in the Jail Of this
county, made their escape on Saturday last
They did not leave the city but, singularly
enough, returned on Monday morning of their
own accord, and sought the hospitality of their
late host, b. Clemmons Esq.
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Land for Sale.

OFFER for sale (IO0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES a.
L OF LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike Il
Roa miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant being part Of the tract " ich reside.
This Land equal If not superior to any Maury county
well watered e celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae well tmbered and well improved
here are on the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided to suit purchasers sold in body.
For further information apply to me at Ashwood p. Office
Maury county, tennessee.
aug1l-n LUCICS J POLK.
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Leather Betting.

Also large lot Of Copper Burs and Rivats, and Lace
Leather o. al kinds.
Al Of which viii be sold the reasonable terms for
Ca,h, hy b. Z CUTTER,
msyi1 College an Broad SITS
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NOTICE.

TN consequence Of the still further advanced Of su-
gar We the undersigned COnectoners have been oblg-
to raise the prices OF Candies
Wholesale price Of g. Candy l6c per pound O. Kisses %
pound Fame CANDY zoe per pound Fancy Kisses 2c
Ger pound. Retail prces-C. Candy 20c per pound. O.
Kisses 25c per pound Fancy Candy 25c per pound Fancy
Kisses b. per pound. J. G.. 4 O. ROBERTSON
j. LuNGHURSr co.
Vessel Il THOMPSON,
ie1S-1m GEO. GREIG.
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DIvIDENDs-A dividend Of fire per cent, out
of the profits of the last six months, has just
been declared by the Planters Bank and In
ion Bank of this city.
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EB- Sweet potatoes of this years growth
have made their appearance in tins market.
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Fresh spring Honey Strained or in the c
have something sweet 70 sell you,
The Bottle van NAV kaspl
Who MANS fn Ref

ONE aunared bass Of Fioar,
" Finy baaheh Heal,
i've hnndred poands choice tans5,
Have bcen aspesied AZ my store hes the blowing
srns. % Hans and eno1gh Meal Pour 20 sai sh r.
that ne suucess candsie W b tho next Presdn -
sss ard aoes resign 81 Hams sEzirsi hnndfea az
lars hog he candiats uho gek beat VII nos rss As
May electoral votes ne Nho s1ccezsf1L a..
fhe h4lanes b het opportuty Ours ne enAcss u ~
eas~s "a Ii rsu.l = no tu usntisnc above. these b. -
Ars nai sak.H san Ehsic si b. al an ssoans ~ NC
depoaitor Chssp lor cash- D. " he'i'-A'
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Low
Patent WaSh-TUD.

I'M above machine, patented October 10th, 49, IN its
utility, simplicity, and rapid and thorough execution,
supasses every thing d the Kind heretofore introduced his
Tub Is mounted stool, and provided n rollers and
brushes by the action Of ich strong and rapid current q
is induced pass through the clothes ing every
particle without slightest injury Of the clothes,
however fine the texture BY peculiar aud ingenious
rangement the dirt removed from the clothes spr vded with
place Of epo and thereby prevented from being ground
back again into liz Clothes Is the IN most machines
SIX shirts, their equal buk be thoroughly
washed with this machine in nom eight g. minutes. These
Tubs sold az ight noars each, which taken
ton with is perfect performance, lenders il the
Cheapest and Best Washing Machine now Known.
Printed directions accompany each machine.
County Rights any part Of Tennessee for sale upon such
viii the purchaser large profit upon the
investment To Of energy opportunity for making
money easily and rapidly vii be offered
agents ganted N an parts 81 the state
Address JAMES BALDWIN co,
mayi-S5m - College street NAsHSnLF Ten
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-08
HORSE POWERS AND THRESHERS

"a d have In store 81 Pennsylvania Hersr Powers
w and fhreshers, hrh be used either with four
two horet Thee machines have stood the Of twenty
IN the gsi Eran-gr wing regions Ia The United
States. They have nty been much Improved In Their
gearing general contraction making them lighter 10
draugtt ttau other machine IN We have also
oi he uach tut up 81 IN complete working
order snd invite al interested 10 cal AMI examine 10
ap-S-tRAW MACY a HAMILTON.
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EVANS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, &c
NASHVILLE. TENN.

WE are now opeEuR In our marble Strehouse,
w North side Of tie Public Square, very large AMI de-
srahlr sock 81 stap and Fancy Dry Goods, Hats Bonns
Umbrellas, ParBsuls, sc
ayng purchased Goods under the mot favorable
circumstances, prepared 10 ODER inaucemrnt 10
chants visiting city and respectfully sole them 10 give
our uock an examination before purchasing elsewhere
We would call special attention STOCK Of Ladies
nrr., Goods 30 nets, Ribbons Nantes &C
feb2S EVANS a co.