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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12


The icy letters by which western waters
were for some time bound, having been bro
ken, and the bridge over the Tennessee river
finished, tie merchants of Nashyillehsse been
enabled to get in store large supplies of Dry
Goods Of all descriptions, Hardware, Queens
ware, China, Boots, Shoes, Hats Groceries,
&c, &c. The stocks are abundant, and trade
has opened wits altering prospects of larger
increase over any former Spring. The sales
last week, in the wholesale department of tie
Dry Goods business, were particularly large,
everything considered This branch of the
trade of Nashville has grown up rapidly, and all
other branches have been favorably affected by
its increase. 1t must and will continue TO grow.
The position Of Nashville gives assurance of
this. When her railroads are completed and
other sections of country brought within the
sphere of her influence, she will be great
central sun of commerce dispensing light and
heat, and ssisting in the development of the
resources of the vast region tributary to her.
No inland city in the Southwest has more
brilliant future in view, and none can hope TO
rival her, if she be but true to herself. She
owes heavy debt Of gratitude to the enter
prising merchants, who have, and are employ
ing their capital in the various departments of
the wholesale trade, thereby contributing to
build up her interests, by attracting to her the
attention of men of energy and enterprise in
every section of the country; and she ought
to regard them as her jewels
But we are DEPRESSING. We sat ont with
intention merely of making note of the cheer
ing indications Of highly prosperous business
season which meet us on every hand, and to
call the attention Of our mercantile readers,
who have been in the habit of, or may wish
to make their purchases of goods, &C., in Nash
vile, to the stocks under which our wholesale
houses already groan. The assortments gen.
orally embrace the greatest variety, are really
so complete that no article is wanted to make
up as thorough retail stocks as can be purchas-
ed in the Eastern cities. City or country re-
tail dealers in the section of country trading
here. need look no where else for any thing
they may wish to buy, whether of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Qpeensware, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, House Furnishing Goods, or any
thing else Let them come and see if there
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Foul MURnER.-A man 10y the name of VIM.
Rowland who kept a small store a, Double
Springs, in this county, was murdered on Fri
day night last. lie was found in his store room
on Saturday morning, with his throat cut ia
such q manner to lead 10 the belief that il
had been done with hatchet With the ex
ceptiun of a small brui>e between the eyes no
other marks of violence were found. We learn
that two of his neiGhhors were with him until
about o'clock on Friday night, at which time
they left him. When found, he had his panta-
looms and socks on and il is supposed hat the
assassin called him from his bed under pre
tence OF wishing toPurchase something. The
KEY Of the door was found in the murdered
mans pocket. Robbery was the motive, A.
the deceased's trunk had been opened, and one
hundred aud twenty five dollars (the amount
lac was known Ia have had) taken ont We
learn negro boy, tie property of O. p. Hall
WAS arrested on suspicion, aud underwent an
examination before three magistrates on Mon
day, but no evidence was eiirited to mplicale
him, and le discharged from custody
We trust every possible effort will he made to
ferret out the perpetratr of this diaholical acr,
aud bring him to punishment.-AtheHsP Post,
March T.
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STEAMBOAT CoIu~IoN-SINKING OF THE
HENRY LEWIS We learn from the officers OF
the steamer Magnolia, that on Friday night
last, about one o'clock, the steamers E Hotc-
ard, bound up, aud the Henry Lelcis, bound
down, came in collision when about 1876 miles
below Louisville, and 8 miles below Troy, at
the head of Andersons bar, making com
pete wreck of the latter. The LeUis lies with
her head about forty yards from the Kentucky
shore. and her stern directly ont in the river.
She was heavily laden with merchandise from
Cincinnati for New Orleans The number OF
lives lost is variously reported from thirty-fve
10 forty.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reports Furnished BY the A.sOsiatea Press.l
| WAsHISGroN, March 1D-SESArET Senate
ordered engrossed for third reading, by yeas %
nays ~, he tbiiI appropriatng three millions fol-
increasing munitions Of war; and for manufacturing
and altering small arms. IA o7f9 -
HousE-Mr Wheeler offered resolution To-
struclipg the committee on post Offices to enquire
into Il expediency Of erecting public buildings
at Boston philadelphia, Charleston and New York
for post offices and United States Court rooms.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, reported the consular
and army appropriation bill
Mr.. Crawford spoke against the committee on
elections sending to Kansas for persons and papers
The President sent in a message asking for $780,
900 to suppress Indian bostiIities in Oregon.
The Canadian Legislature passed to second read
ing bill permitting Ill persons, except Banks, to
loan money at rates Of interest agreed upon by me-
gotiators of paper.
The brig Marara, from Cardenas, sunk in New
York harbor. The crew came to land nearly per-
ished.
WAsHINGrOS, March lO-An affray took place
yesterday in the ladies' parlor of the National Ho-
tel, between Mr. Stewart, Of Louisville, and Mr..
Nahon, of Washington. Stewart knocked Mahon
down; Mahon fred pistol, missing Stewart, where
upon Stewart pounded him severely with bis fists.
The parties were separated by Reeder and Brown
Of Pa, and the hotel cashier.
NEW YORK. March lO-The body of Capt. Pal
mer of the schooner Eudora Imogene, the vessel
that scuttled and sunk near City Island last
fall, came to the surface, having been sewed up in
sack with coal. The negro cook charged with
his murder is still in prison.
CHICAGO March 10-The Commercial Bank in
this city closed doors to-day.
BALTIMORE, March lO-The mail from New Or
leans this morning says the United States ships
Potomac, Cyane and Saratoga, with the storeship
Fulton, were at Pensacola.
The defalcaton of Col Garland, City Treasurer
of New Orleans, amounts to 100000.
NEW YoRK, March 11-Flour is dull Wheat is
dull Corn has declined, with sales at CSC. Mess
Pork aud Beef are firm. Whisky is frmer.-
Stocks are lower. Sterling Exchange is firm at
SIC.
CINCINNATI, March l0-Flour OOAGIO. Wits
ky ls2.
NEW York, March lO-Cotton- Orleans Mid
ding log, Upland 10. Flour 1877. Whisky SOi
Coffee ia. MOasses 43. Rice AZ.
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Wednesday Morning, March IL, 1855. :
Our Thanks

Are due to friends throughout the State for the
large additions which are DAILY being made to
our suoscrip ton lists Our success has far exceeded
our most sanguine expectations An experiment Of
three months has placed the Patriot on a firm
fou 1dation ami set it forward on career of unex-
amPled prosperity. The Presidential canvass is
about TO open and we desire to make ourselves use
ful in promoting the election Of Fillmore Donel-
son, and the establishment Of a wholesome and con-
servative administration Of the Government. To do
this effectively must have a still larger circle
Of readers We only ask of our friends TO continue
their efforts in our behalf We sh al intermit no
effort in furnishing them with prompt, reliable
and foreible canvass paper.
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HOrrid Affair!

We understand that Mr. Humphreys, school
teache IN Overton Academy, in Livingston hot a
Ar. Weudle IN that place on Tuesday last, from the
effects Of which be died Immediately We have
not heard enough Of the sad affair, to give parti-
culars. They were both respectable gentlemen
Mr., Humphrey was highly educated man. from
one Of the East Tennessee institutions -Spqrta
HernLI
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NOTICE.

Advertisers will note the fact that TIE facilities
afforded by the Nash vile Patriot as an advertis-
ing medium. equal, if not superior to those Of
any other paper in the State; and they are in
creasing at rate hitherto unknown in the history
OF newspapers in Tennessee.
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%i7otO ASloz
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Sugar was in fair request
and prices advanced 1c with sales of TOO hhds at
7a74c for fair to fully fair. or Molasses about 800
bb's sold at SSisS44 &c for good to prime, show
ing an Improvement Of &c per gallon.
FLoUK-With light stock, bolders were ask
ing 25a7 so for super6ne The sales including
100 bbls ordinary extra at 90, and lot OF which
we did not learn the terms
/ GRAIN.-Corn was scarce, and the sales
confined to 1000, without inspection in cotton
sacks, at 4Sc, and few hundred at 5ua52c per
bushel. OF oats, some small lots we're sold at 46c
per bushel for st. Louis. Wheat was steady with
sales of 2,208 sacks red at 80, and 600 at same
price
PRovIsIoNs.-We noticed only retail sales of
Pork at II 00per bsl for mess, with very little in
the market Of dry sailed meats, Al casks sides
and shoulders were sold at &c for the former and
6tc per 10 for the latter. Lard was dull, and
80 tleTces poor were disposed OF at SIC per 10. -
Receive heard of about 600 tierces within the
last three four days to arrive at sc for prime.
CoFFEE-Active, with sales of $500 bags Rio,
comprising 275 at l l. 73O at III, $40 at ia l4l5
at the same, 450 at IL l3 l6 100 at liz, and l62
skinmings at lOtc per TO-
WHIsKY.-About 90 bbls extra rectifed were
sold in three lots at 40c per gallon. Very little GU
the market.
SAIT.-A cargo of 1000 sacks Liverpool coarse
in half bleached sacks, and ten to the ton sold
at 81 &c, 800 coarse and 400 fine at csc round and
200 coarse, in bad ticking sacks, at 65c per sack.
FREIGHTS.-A ship was taken for Marseilles at
&c for cotton, and 1000 bales shipped 10 Liver
pool at Cd. On Tuesday ship was taken to HavTe
at ] &c, and | 200 bales shipped TO Liverpool in
British vessel at 81 32d.
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ME have on hand supply Of McCombie's Fnrnitur
w Polish, by which, with very little trouble, old FuTn
ture may be made to look as well as new.
mari MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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GOLD Nk.-We have stin a few bottles on hand
~ WI ich We will sell at New York prices.
ma MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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.sGcn. Taylor never Surrcnger,.-

The 2si OF February spent IN Mexico under
General TAylor--Buena Vista aud the gallant
soldiers OF Kentucky aud Ohio.
Capt Gutter, whilst responding TO this toast Civ
ems the Masonic Banquet, GA the evening Of the
cad. said that when the deputatou from The Mcxi.
can army offered terms 20 capitulation 10 General
Tnslos, naming 20 him the overwhelming number Of
. their armory. he said With his useai blantnsss,
gs1sii yoar General u 10 had 6fy thousand I'd fohf
him" This expression a. characlerstic Of ''0ld
Roagb and Ready WAS moo lied by his ewn words,
tsto che ssnse seHteHce above, whilst hisowa words
40 far, have been lost 10 history 81
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-12

ARMSTRONG s. CO,
no. 90 MARKET NJ, NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants
AND MAN UFAcTURERS' AGENTS,
l'oa the sale Of Machines Agricultural Implements
4 Bu'd"E Materials a &C. lie annexed 10 a list 81
ruch ARTICLES may always be found their store
tie lowest cash prices
MA(HiNIS. IMPLEMENTS, sc.
ThreshnR Machines Hrse Powers Corn Cob Crushsr
Lite Giantl F~ons Portable 0rst Ml, Cutters,
Corn Shelters BedWes Machine Chfd's Grain Sepa
rAtur Wells Deed SoWer, Corn Pianters Cuvators Har
rows Poughs Of all kinds, thurns Nest Cutters seythes
forxs, Rakes, KeaPng and Moving Machines Fan Mis- &e
BUILDING MATERIALS, &c, &C.
wneow sa, h. venetian Ind. Msrbsscd Iron Mantles
Window Glass OF all sizes uydrsuie cement lAster PARIS
Chain Pumps fOtc- Pumps Garden Engines iron Chairs
Iron se tees Iron SAFES OF all sises.
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
White Leai white ne Brown ENC Stone cclored Zinc
Pants q AL e1ors Putty, whiting Linsecd on Lard OIL
lapvntnv. NATnSke. MnsrNl PANT, tar Pant brushes
Rosn. Nopperas, Paint Ntis, kc-, Ae.
PER riIEzE RS.
Guane, sad AID Plaster. We keep large stocks Of these
Articles en- hand
SEEDS.
Clover, Timothy, Bas Grass Herds Grass. Orchard Grass
BARTER, SC.
We arr also agents to penss Celebrated Excelsior Ran
nguss-fossF Thrvshiag Machines We have nov az
aasoiusnt Of uese AseAinss hand wa ianish them
Mana actafsFs Pfo~s, ussfportato aided As the de-
mand w be hvyosd u. supply, those who In uant q
them ksd hett BAY soon.
dssit-sIstssssm e7 ARMSTRONG co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Leary s. Co.'S Hats.
BY THE PACKAGE

BY THE PACKAGE.
at period since the establishment Of Firm n 1s2Ss
have beensbe supply customers in Of cur
business with the quality and style Of Hat nov being packed
perfect knOwldge OF the markets at home and
abroad, In which obtain material in the raw comprising
their several frta large manufacturing departzsnt IN
which employ anoisty Of the best Nore IN the state,
under the supervision Of the talent and taste employed m
producing the eeebraivd Best Hats which years has
scared the enviabls reputation Leaders Of Fashion
for 6eat emsns Hat, throughout he Uoited STAT s.
We solicit orders BY ta Package. lso
IEARY B CO. Hattsrs,
AsroR HOUsE. n. Y Chr.
New YORK, Feb. ,, 1876 fsb2s-2~
Hrzll roA Crr!-Cup1's in tie ASCENDANT He has got
the asId at last. -s do you wan h1sbah-? Gentlemen,
do " want We? you in love with any particular per-
sous Would Ike to knoH h1w to compel them, quietly
irresit by rs,ur' Then take advice.
The scientific Professor RSDoUr o. New YORK; has written
starting ok called The BIS, Of Marriage or the Arso
Lv-Nasng advertised in paper dayJ that tells
you how accomplish T. Read it, bu; remember rel gousy
to keep secret Don't tel snl body the world else
everybody VII be getting married right od.Express.
Foa BRox Hs Threat Diseases Hacking COush, and thu
a-cts Of iniprudrut Mercury medicine has
been discovered Which has eeied uoh cAreE's
Spanish Mixture.
BrOehis Affections Liver Disease Neuralgia and Rheuua
tsm, have all been relieved and cured in wonderful
ner, by the great purifier Of the blood Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
The Of T. H. Ramsey alone shoul6 satisfy any who
doubt Cali on the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which viii sstOundyoa see advertisements.
~ An Of fact worth pound Of theory; and ne
Of conclusive facts that cluster arouo that incOmpsr
able preparation, tards German BteTs prepared "
DR. c. NJ ia ksou Phili' Pha, ahshing its value
restorative such would preven; Incredibly
itself from questioning its ee c. In al Of diseases
Of the stoma wheth-T acute chronic may be
mended for its soothing, cordial rencvang influence.
Dyspepsia, hearbErn loss Of appetite, nausea,
renors relaxation and debility, Sc., relieved BY the
Btters in very short space Of time ard perseverance, In
their fails to thorough See adver-
tisement.
PAoE WOODS BAH REsToRATIyE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
dsease of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly TO extreme old age II is put up
both with and without sediments See adVertiseueIs
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NOBIK d. nLIs, T. BEsrNosr,
successor Ellis Moore. ofCiuksvll'
NEW IRON FOUNDRY.


DEG leave 10 incFm friends ant the public that thsy
I'D have nov 10 operation lAFre and extensive RON
FOUNDRY, asgaining the Machine Shop Of Ilis
Moore, and are prepared 20
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
For every description q CASTINGS that may Be casd
foF and as cheap he done wsst Of the oanAins
NE1 GEAKiSa, Roses Pusns. SAsn wEGHrs
Baxx yAUlTz, WGzpow SuLs and LiSrlRs. eaAfs Has,
wATEA WHsKLs, CoAs CAUSagAs. and al CAsTises.
used 10 te conerscion q ugr NJ n, san Mia, fuFnsees
and Dwellings made @ order At short 40 ne rV
We viii also fansh description 81 steam ard Wiser
Machinery a. the iotn pccs PatrFs Hnae - order aDd
no charge patterns vhich have Fuundry
The highest prlcrs paid IN uork Tor Ell ffoa-
FLLfs 4 BEuA0NT,
- MArtsi street. near Broad,
ianss-iy kashvill9. Tena
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"a LOVE- OF BoNNtr"-A lady gives in the
pages of "Puneh" the annexed graphic sketch Of a
new bonnet which she had just got from Paris
We should think it Sould make even a Quaker
mouth water:
have Within the last two DAYS purchased a new
bonnet which Is the prettiest little duck Of thing
that ever was secu. l. was bought AZ Nine Clara
FouveaIte, de Paris, aud cost e. Is, If il cost a
faIthiug, che receipt that have at home Ia my
de,k can TESTIFY. | NAV AZ vel state that il is
love Of drawn bonnet, or Ia other words little
capots dhiUer. The crown, which is richest plum
coored satin is crossed Iile sthe bars you see on
the JAIN tnrts) with tiny 5a,d,a,rr Of velvet 1.-THE
very best Geuda) OF "a warm dam on color. Round
the edges small NEE OF Heath, r. OF n NJ, Jelly
HadHcc and ins ice puff. OF wbite blonde Frrnrhl
that looks for all the world Ike a cluster OF snow
LAls IA danger OF being u'red hy the warmth OF
the coors above The IibauGs are chocolate az
taiL
10 sum up; the bonn ct fails n the head rrclin-
ing languishugly on Tie shoulder, as though Il
were too weak, poor thing hold itself up and
was going If ia Kind Of lashiUutble swOon. L.
one void, IL is hghi, 80 pryuy, 50 rdUisSaId, aud
such peyoct dear, that Eigrue herself could not
help .bsIng l,aous II she wee TO see a. HOwcV,r,
shall wear il next SUNDAY ia church, 90 that ell
nv frien Is will have charming opportunity OF
judgil OF The ELECT which is as delightful as Il is
disiiae ne.
i. ID. WomELL-The parents of this unfnr.
tunate one of the Goulpn murderers arrived
IN tlis city on yesterday and visited her .,n
in jail. They came frs'n Dave, Delewarr,
aud seem TO be highly respectable.
Ii is rumFcd liza, the services If the Hoe
JOHN NJ. Clayton at Delaware has been sn-
gagged in behalf OF Woirell aud that lee Intends
visiting the city soon TO make s., me sifirt for
tle moderation of tie condition Of The Cor
dou prisoners.-St Loua Dem.
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Large Stock of Varieties.
TVsr HEcEGsED, Iaselce, Il sahdrses sodas
sl ana EnSss kc gwen a. In srssf skch Via beod e
Ieb bota q c prices that
BtNJ. .. stsikLDs, Agent ior Easshe 81.
uars a Pasiis squAre.
'iNo alaa "a. n asa Ps ns-AsToEIsHING
ResaltsEiArd szfrr en water either mAae god sr
Wasas par ases precgEine paper q The gsst soae
Powder iur sale AZ a n hDotoAH
DraE stare eosnsr Of Breed ana hsEkss ssss. hssAvu
AAAwERr HAsHxETs. 50 Essss aartss Baskets
vi all sisss. Tor sais b tfeh9Ii D. a.EUaskf.
RLAakE Isl nI,AakETsi BLAN<kTsI
Dn okeEs hsas BlAnkstss Gases aassmeest a.
~ Bas ManzRan %. tef sale leN, y elo.e. /
fsuaIsas rssEs.8 d - A. }. buAuAk co.
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TABLE MATS. Iron Kitchen Lamps; Brass, Britain
MIA, and Japanned Candlestcks and Ia mps Iron, TIN
ned and Enamel Sauce Pans Glove Stretches Cup Mops
Cake Turner's Clothes Pins, &c; d great v,riety Q
HousefurDishing Goo $. MACKENZIE L WILSON
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BLOCK TIN, BRTTTANIA AND PLANIsHED
CASTORS,

MTE have fine assortment Of Covered Dishes Soup
w Turrens, Coffee Crns, Tea and C.fee Pots, Punch
Pitchers Molasses Cups, Greques LAMPS, Candescks &C.
&c. MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
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10000 DO11arS!!
Southern Military Academy
L. d Il Il h IL Y
By Authority OF the State of Alabama.
COSDUCTKD on HAVANA
CLASS ANEW SERIES.
NO be drawn March 18Th, 1856 In the city OF Monigom-
cry when Prizes amounting TO
'IrAL PRIZE EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS.

40 Prizes, amounting $50 90
Tickets SIS 00-Halves 81 50-Quarters 81 25
E PAIts wi hing order Tickes in the above Scheme
viii please Adde'S Samuel swan. Box SS, IA hvie Tenn
when tickets viii Immediately forwarded 20 their address
Certificates Of Drawing sent postage ee 20 purchasers "
Tickets Immediately after the dra wing takes place.
fsbi6-dtrutw sAhI SWAN, Manager
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Colonel Benton coatradicts the statement made
at the Pittsburg Convention, by Nr. Greeley. that
he WAS favorable TO the abOlisbmenI of slavery in
Missouri. lie said he never exchanged a word
with Mr. Greeley on the SUI jet, and that he must
have got his information from some third person,
who was ignorant Of his whole language and con-
duct upon the subject
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t4g- Mr. J. BROWNE, Merchant Tailor. is in
receipt Of supplies Of seasonable goods for
gentlemen's wear. His stock is very choice
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1000 Prizes Amounting to $50, 000l
Tickets $40: Halves IS; Quarters s2S0.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money BY mail reed fear its bsag
lest Orders YuBctuaIy attsnde too Communcafio as
confidential bsnk Notes - SQUAD banks tasen a. par.
~ Drswings ~ ofdeii ing Tickets.
Those Sishfrg particular members shoud oFder mme-
6iAteiy. Address JAMES .. WISrEK, Mansgsr
MACoz, c.
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PAoF. WOODS BAH REsToRATIvE-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article is that it will restore the and the bald eradicate
dseae of the Scalp the hair ng and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age It is put up
both with and without sediments. adVertisemeL.
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FURNITURE POLISH

WE have handsome assortment Of Casters elegantly
w Ilted, and Brit ania-a VARIETY Of patterns
marcel MACKENZIE a WILSON
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sr received per Return 500 boxes Star Candies
- $50 b xes Cheese 20 bbs Lard OH.
. marehs DAVIS, TILCHER co.