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TO Wholesale DEALERS.
I'D. w. RUSSELL,
MANUFACTUREk's AGENL =, -,

MANUFAJIU KEh70 AGtlNI
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSRURG, CINCINATTI 81 LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO so BROADWAY. NASHVILLE.
TINHE following is portion of the articles propose taking
orders for: Rectiied, Bonrbon Reserve, MOnOngahela
and Rive Whistles; Brandy, Wine, Gin, Rum Ale and Por
ter LonSworths Sparkling and Dry CalaWb1 Wines, Star
and Taow Candies and Palm Soap Lard and Liza
seed OIL White Lead Iron, Nails, Stoves Castings and ho
ware Wood and Willow ware, Cheese Vinegar Glass and
Hard are such Sh0yes spades, Hose Axes,
Picks Maitscks COrdage, Wrapping Paper Matches &C.
orders handed will trouble OF ordering eXPen
SEES of travelling to Purchase authorized TO take
the and prices as you could purchase
YOU was at the person. All orders handed me
will be- Immediately factory and shipped prompt
on opening of navigation Hoping share good portion
Of your beray and kindness reman yours very respect
fully, n u, 1rsSv,Y
Oef22-tf ID. W. RUSSELL.
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DEATH oFAGREAT INVENTOR

The Memphis Bulletin brings Us the sad inteili'
genee of the death of an old and valued friend, COL
P. w. PORTER, after an illness not exceeding TWEEN
ty.four hours. The deceased was widely and ex-
teneively known to the world, as the inventor of
the "Porter Z lie" and; other firearms, and the
protector Of Cotton Picker operated by horse
power. He is the author, also, of number of
other valuable inventions less known to the pub
lie. He died aged about fifty years, having a
most excellent and devoted wife and q number of
children. Col. PORTER was a native of Msury
county, Tennessee, but had been for many years
q city of Memphis.
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NASHVILLE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 49, 1885,
GOVERNER's PROCLAMATION.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, !
NASHVILLE, Nov. II, 1856.
II ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor "a ~A
Of the State Of Tennessee, do set
apart THURSDAY, THE GTH OF >sSzsy&AGS
NOVEMBER, as a day Of THAEKsGIV-
ING AND Pa sr and earnestly request the people Of
the State devOuty 10 observe II as such - - a.,
nov13-u ANDREW JUhNoON.
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PILES! PILESl PILES!

FILES FILES! FILES
THIS HITHERTO ISTRAcrABLE lsE EVERY FORM AND
EVERY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
WILL fail in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and most obstinate of
ONLY INFALLIBLS REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and is the result of years
of patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles have remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL, .
without fear of failure on its part to do all the proprietor
claims for it. - o.
Full directions accompanying each box and all that
requisite is strictly to observe them, and will
10 follow. DID,. "a. --..s
Dr. T H. CAvANAUGH presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago.
was suffering intensely with the piles, I mentioned my
condition to you asking your advice. You recommended
your Pile Saye saying it would tined 1.-THE
effect was immediate, and l well. believe it
TO be- proved in my case Invaluable remedy, and
for that disease the Piles, snd such
mend it to others.
Yours truly, JOHN W. HANSON, ofSt. Louis, No.
ss5- Price 81 per box. For sale in Nashville by Ewin
Bros, Wholesale Agents, and by Druggists and Dealers
generally, .....
DR.. T. II. CAvANAUGB, Sole Proprietor,
sugS1-ly inside st. Louis Mo.
4 M BAGS Smith Bedens Extra Family Flour Just
IUU received and for sale by
J0YNT, BYRNE NOLEN,
el9-tf Broadway.
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iIOYS, CLOTHING.

WYE have Just received extensive assortment OF
w Boys Clothing CT various tyes aud prices, which
we respectfully invite friends and the public gen.
orally 10 call and examine. We also constantly re-
ceivng gentemens Coats Dress and Frock Coats,
and Vests of every description Our stock OF Furnishing
Goods is complete all Of which in addition TO heavy
arrival of Cloths Csssmees and Vestngs in the piece
faterO rselVes will offer inducements rarely presented
to the citizens of Nashville.
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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o. We are requested to state that the concert
for the benefit of the German Methodist Church
has been rostnnnPd q next week
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

TIVE new aud light dlaught steamer 49,
Il CRESCENT, W. BoLyEs, Master, lsykerssRf
will run regularly in the above trade =
ring the present season, commencing the hrst
the Cumberland river. She has excellent accommodation
nd in point of speed and safety is unsurpassed For
freight or passage apply to h. h. HAkkI5ON,
oct4-dH Agent
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New Books.
HOW WE LIVE.

hOW w Il
DRAPER'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT the best Work
Subject embracing the great and important discove
ries recently made throuehoutthe World.
HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY.-Statieal and Dynamical; or the
Conditions the Life of Man. By john William
Daper NJ d. ILL., d. Professor of Chemistry and Physiology
in the University of New York. illustrated by nearly 800
fine Woodeus from Photographs. $50 pages svo, Muslin
Received and for sale at bAGANS
Oct29 MarkeIstteel'
BECKWoURTH'S LIFE AND ADVENTUREs.-The
Life Adventures Of James p Beckwourth, Mountaneer
Scout Pioneer and Chief of the Crow Nation OF Indians
Written from his dicatiOn, by T. ID. Bonner. With IL
Illustrations. l2mO. Muslin. ....
His Life has of bold enterprises, of appalling
dangers breadth escapes TO which would be di
cult if not impossible iEd parallel-PHTtaR Recorder
volume to be rgidy truthful, and one OF the
best illustrations of frontier and urafroner life in our
lteranre-ChristaiR .4dUOeGte and Journal.
For sale at HAGAN'S, Market street.
WILSON'S WESTERN AFRICA.--Wesern Africa its
History, Condition, and Prospects. by Rev. j. Leighton
Wilson, Eighteen Years Missionary In Africa and now one
the Secretaries Presby Board OF Foreign Mis-
SON With numerous Engravings. l2mo., Muslin.
Mr. Wilson's book Western Africa contains the most
complete and report that has appeared Of
the condition of this part Of the WoIdLOHdOR
Literary Gazette. .
For sale at HAGANS, Market ST.
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DR.. Shallenberger's

TEVER AND AGUE ANTIDOTE, FOR THE SPEEDY
safe, and radical OF of that Distress
ing Maady-on entirely principles rzEs- Sold at
Wholesale by Ewin Brothers, and Retail by Jo G. Brown
Nashville, Tenn. June s.5-6m sF
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M. G. BRUCE.

ii Consigned ISIS; Goods to Be sold al Wholesale and Retail
ever offered in the Western n, country, tO-wit:
1000 Reams of Letter Paper; Cd
1900 Sc Note Paper, Gilt Edges
1000 G 90 Commercial Paper;
500 g g Bill Cap q
i $50 6 :: Fancy Fancy C Note 6
1900 self-sealing Envelopes;
cords of Blank Books, various kinds;
1000 gross and Pencils;
1000 Steel Pencils.
aOHO sets Lnives and Forks
1000 Pocket Knives;
500 pair scissors
1900 Hammers and Hatchsts;
100 dor nId AT re- SGnSs S 6srgs
FANCY GOODS.
so doz Cologne;
50 " Hair Oil;
1916 Fancy Work Boxes;
500 Ladies' Companions;
1000 packs l Spin Pins s No e ,4,s. 10;
$50 oz Gents White and Fancy Hose,
$50 dozen Linen Hdks;
us silk do; f
5000 Spool Thread;
so 4" Gents fine Merino Undershlrts;
$1,000 vol Standard Book
oJ Magic Gold Watches;
$50 English Gold Patent Levers, manufactured by
Joseph Johnson, IS Oh. street, Liverpool;
$50 Open Face Silver do; #H.
S Ladies' Hunting Case Gold Watches;
$50 do ChAtngs 90 ..
$50 do Gold Neck Chains;
$50 Gents Fob and Vest do
s25 do Gold Seals and Keys, with Isoektts;
500 setts of Canoes in cases /; .. ar . w B.
80 do FloreutDe, do; ..... .. q. - ..
5000 pair Plain Gold Ear Rings
5000 Ladies Plain Gold Breastpns;
1000 Gents and Ladies' Gold Pencils;
1900 worth of Gold Finger Rings;
GOLD PENS.
1000 Gold Pens with Silver Cases, assorted;
1900 Gold
And all other usually found in Iewelry Establish
ments Merchants Peddlers and the citizens generally
invited make selection all the above
Goods be closed limited time, they be-
long to different have other articles
tedious MENTION in short have anything that Lady
Gentleman would call for. NJ. c. BRUCE,
for COnsignees No. II Cedar street, Nashville
Tennessee. Inov2-6mdSw
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active lad, about u or Is years of age.
n ostll K. II. BR0CKWAY & CO.
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OF The Indianapolis Journal states that the
amount of freight scattered along the Belefontane
RAILROAD and switched off at way places, is almost
Incredible. At indianapolis the freight trains can.
not get nearer the Union Depot than seven miles
On Friday night train came in, consisting of forty
twoIcars loaded with goods for The Western markets
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Hs- Messrs Smith, Bell aud Halle have pur.
chssed the Daily Gazette, of this city. They are
euterprisng and industrious Iolng men.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND

THE new light draught steamer -
fsHfS-$4GEN. PIKE, WV. FULLEK, Master, sItfs..,4
$50 being expressly built Tor this trade
win sli the modern improvements with the light 4ranght
substaunch and steamer SAMUEL. p. HTBBERD,
GRACE, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing season between the above pCrOns Of boss
being port every week. These being command
Of old and experienced commandments and with superior
facilities for and reghs, solcis OF pub
lie patronage. For passage freight appy board
H. h. AARRIsoN. Agent,
Af-Em Hrnna afra
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Harvey in Nashville.

harvey IN N 1SHV1kkes
THE eminent HARvEY, well known TO every gen.
teman in Philadelphia the most successful Gutter
of garments is now establishment, No. Is Cedar
street. and is prepared to take and TO exhibit
fine an assortment of Cloths Cassimers and Vestngs IS
were ever displayed in Nashville Our stock OF Ready
Made Clothing, both geutlemens and youth IS now fu,
and orr Furnishing Department contains every article
comprised under that head --.
Octl4-tf CLIFTON ABBOTT
SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING LOIS.
w ILL be sold to the highest bidder the 9ih day Of
w November desirable Country Building Lots
These the Brick Church and Louisville Branch
Turnpike and contain from to acres They are only "a
miles eity-s of these have failing water
stock, &c, situated in desirable and growing
neghorhood with Church and School privileges, within
IS minutes walk all of them. These situations high
and healthy and the soil good for market garden purposes
Terms-One Two and Three Years credit with interest,
for notes payable in Bank and 4 lien retained.
The Omnbusses will usua good supply OF some
thing and drink Will DO on the ground Tor all VINO
may come.
Should weather be ncement the sale will take place
the day. the 18th. W. b. "ALION-
K. X. GLAsCOCK, AuctiOnser.
ALSO.
At the time will sell in conjunction with the above
-FOUR OTHER LOTS,
Three miles the city, and in sight of Capt WRtons
Lots fronting % Poles the Louisville Branch Pike
No. /, containing Is Acres l4s poles,
9, ES = so 80
Eaca partly tmbered and in Blue Grass, the balance
sandy SOIL suitable for gardening purposes, all with nne
building sites.
No. A. containing Acres poles within seventy rods
of the Pike, with a level good open Avenue 10 II
Church and School privileges neighoohoOd, society and
same "a above Tnoy7-IwI THOMAS BATE.
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CINCINNATI
PACKET

THE commodi0us and substantial fast !IIR n
i running steamer SEVENTY-SIX, lsksgs&Ffszap
p K. BARCLAY Master, is held in readi EIszz7sss1s
BY the rst Of water her regular Ips
above during the coming For freight and pass
age having Superior accommodation apply board 10
septlT-f II. h. HARRISON, Agent
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THE SIJBSCRIBERS

HAvE Just opened a very handsome assortment Of
II Furnishing Goods, comprising great variety Of
Gloves Suspeuders, Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents Shaws and Mufflers, DC, &c all Of
which will be sold at fair prices
septl0-tf CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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N t.MPHIs AND NAsHI b LE PACKEr-
REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSE NtiER
Ellll InIIIS

sAL.LIE WEST.-- N-CoksTr.
$685.. L0rRIL.
THESE boats viii be the regular packets be-
tween st. Louis and Nashville this season, sHARSiA
and viii their trips Immediately
AFTER the drst rise in Cumberland River They will
their trips regularly the Business will allow. One
leaving each port about every i've days
oet2rl A Areuf
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MARRIED Ga Jne Ilth INST, by Rev DR. Edgar,
HARDY BRYAN, E.q, to Miss KATE E., daughter
of W T. Berry
ID Much has been said of late in regard to Prof Woods
Hair Restorative, and Is, doubt, all is represented
be. II ~ article compounded upon the scientific
principles, acting upon the hair like an April shower upon
vegetation causing il TO grow become thick glossy and
ifis gray change it to original color after few DAYS
application For sale by all druggists throughout the eoun
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE


THE new and commodious light draught -
l. steamer, DIsNOEB, Capt W. R. ROLL- u
CROFT, MISTER, &. 7. RKEDKR, CLERK, will
during the between tho above Having
perOr and experienced Clerk, who vii
attention all orders, solicit for this Boat
liberal patronage. For freight apply on board,
or to H. n HARRISON,
A. +. YEATEMAN,
povs-6a Agsts.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-16
For the Standard.
A Question of Moral Duty.

A. gave his obligation to B. for the
benefit of c., the condition of which was
that A. should indemnify B. against all
pecuniary damage that might result to
B. from the doing, by the latter, of GER
tain lawful act which was to be done for
the benefit and q! the request, of c. B.
did the act, and controversy and damage
resulted to him therefrom. That c.
might be a competent witness in the con-
Toyersy referred to, it became necessary
that A. should release c. from the legal
obligation which c. was under to repay
to A. whatsoever the latter might be COM
PEELED to pay to B. as aforesaid. A.
without payment to him did so release
c. and afterward paid to B. sum of
money in satisfaction of the obligation
given to B. for the benefit of G. as before
stated.
The question is, whether, in such case,
any moral obligation rests on G. to repay
to A. the money paid by the latter to B !?
An adult person who has been for
many years a member of a Christian
church in Irasburgh, in the civilized
State of Vermont, earnestly contended
a few days since in such case, that no
moral duty requires c. to repay to A. the
money thus paid by the latter. He also
contended that if such moral obligation
ever rested on c. it was not imposed by
God, bat By the parties, A. and c.; and
that A., without any payment to him,
could release C. from such MORAL oBLI-
CATION.
How necessitous even at this day is
the command, go ye into all the world,
and preach the gospel to every creature -
Whata need for the encouragement of
/ Home Missions. p.
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From the New England Farm
Homemade Guano.

Much has been said and written upon
this subject, there are still some who neg
lect this source of enriching the farm and
garden, viz, the scrapings of the poultry
roost. I have used it for two years, and
am fully convinced of its utility as fer
tilizer. For all kinds of garden vegeta-
bles, I consider it excellent. Last season
l used it in the hill on corn, but had not
quite enough to go over my piece, and the
result was, there was fully one-third more
corn where it was applied than where it
was not, though | put only small hand
full to a hill.
1t was prepared as Enthusiastically
hen manure, one-half decomposed swamp
muck, and one bushel of ashes to fouI OF
of the mixture, put in the day it was
used. The ashes should not be put in
until il is to be used, as they viii set free
the ammonia and thereby cause loss. In
conclusion, save what you have at home,
before going abroad after fertilizers; 50
says common sense. 5. TENNEY.
Mechanic Falls, DE.
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How TO CURE HAMs.-I have, for
nearly thirty years, practiced curing my
bacon in a pickle, made as strong with
good salt as could be made, and then re-
ducing it just one-half, by adding the
same quantity of fresh water. This gives
it the right seasoning without saltpetre,
which, in my estimation, rather Injuries
than benefits it. Sugar or spices may
be added to suit the taste, or ideas of those
who are to use the bacon; or the hams
can be used without smoke. A similar
pickle find TO be the best Tor besf used
through thu winter, and when the weather
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CoBREcrED WEEKLY FROM rHE n r. FAsAsER.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

CORRECTED VERIFY PROM THE \. r. fASassH.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY,, May :. 1855.
At market $50 Cattle, ESQ Beeves and SO
stores, consisting os Working Oxen. Cows and
Calves, yearioss, two and three years old.
Prices-Market Beef-Extra s. 25ae. so; Ist
quality, s9,ooao,oo; ID quality, $, Ooas, rs; Sd
quality, s. 80; ordinary. s., o0aO,oo.
Iljdes-S7. 0oa0.00 per cwt
Tallow-Ss, 75as,oo per cwt.
pelts-Sl, ooa2, op each.
CalfSkius-fS cts per ID.
Raueling Catte-Noue.
Nesi Galves-S4, 10 10.
Working ONen-Sl50 70 go.
Cows ana Caives-SA0 10 IS.
learlings-Noae
Two Years Old-S24 TO so.
Three Years 0ld-SSS to T6.
Sheep and lambs-l0S4 at market. Extra, s.
70 u. By lot 81 so 70 6,5o.
Swine-None.
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e The great trot between "Lantern"
and "Spuz," mile heats. best three in FIVE
in harness, for $4,000, came off yester-
day over the Union course, Long Island.
Lantern won the first, third and fourth
heats-Time. 2:35, 1882 1-2, 2:S7.
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FATAL DURL.-BaItimore, May =
The Southern mail as late as due, is to
haHd.
A duel was fought on Saturday, on the
North Carolina State line, between DR..
Wilkins and Mr. Flanner of Whining
ton. Mr.. Wilkins was killed at the third
fire.
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BOOK BINDING.

I continue to Bind Music Books. Magazines,
&c, in every style Of Binding on short notice nj
the lowest rates.
public for the liberal patronage heretofore extern
ded, and will only add that my prices will as
heretofore be as Cheap as the Cheapest, and pur-
chasers are invited to examine stock and prices.
All orders by Mail, Express, or otherwise. will
receive prompt attention. Terms, Cash on De-
livery. SAMUEL b. NICHOLS.
No. l46 Church Street, Burlington, April l, 1856.
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g Bishop Hopkins has resigned the
rectorship of St. Paurs church, in Bur
lington, VT, intending TO devote himself
to the Episcopal Educational Institute,
for whose establishment the subscription
already exceeds $4,000.
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PROGRESSIVE 8 SPIRITUAL BOOKS

In this section, o large assortment Of Liberal
and Progressive Books will be oHnd on our shelves
among which are all Standard Works on Uni5a-
rianism, universalism, Liberalism. Spiritualjsm,
&c All the publications OF the American Uni
tartan Association and Partridge < Britain. the
Works of Claiming Theodore Parker. Sweden.
bong, A. j. Davis, Edmonds, &c. Subscriptions
received for the Spiritual Telegraph, New Eng
land Spiritualist, Tifiany's Monthly, &c. | am
Agent Tor Mrs METERS celebuted Cairvoyant
Medicines and Stones Mesmeric Nerve Linimeut
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STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN-FoUR PER
SONS KILLED.-.&. John, n g., May 8.
The steamer J. D. Pierce blew up yes
terday, about thirty miles above Freder-
Teton. Four persons were instantly killed,
another has since died, and several others
on board were more or less injured.
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becomes warm, take it up, and give the
requisite quantity of salt for summer
preservation and use.
RUFUS MCINFIRE.
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SHERIFF JONES STILL LIvNG.-.8.
Loass, May 9. A Kansas correspon-
dentof the Republican says Sheriff Jones
= sonewhat better, but his recovery is still
considered doubtful
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New Go. Road Located.

RER. S. K. CRITCHETT, Of Hansonville, an
IVA nounces to the citizens of Albany aud vi
ciHity that he will be found at his old stand ever
ready to do all kinds Of Job Work, such as repair
ing Carriages and Sieighs, &c
Also, PAINTING AID TRIMMING done with
neatHess and dispateh.-20w3
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"a Six fugitive slaves have passed
through Utica, n. Y, within a few days,
for Canada.
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A Physician Wanted /!

y WILL sell my House and Lot in Ir.lsburgh to
4 Good Physician and Surgeon, and give pos
session lmmepiately, for the small sum OF Six
Hundred Dollars, which is not more than two
thirds its real value. The chance for 4 Phvsi-
clan IS Is good as any other in the STATE and jUde
ing from the business that have done IN this
place for the last fifteen year,, should not CON
slider it second 10 any in the County Please
come and see lar yourselves, or write and / will
give Won lisr g my customers, and show Won
my Books, and then you canjudge for yourselves.
Opposition not formidable. Terms Of payment
easy.
SAMUEL TUCKER, 81. D.
IFasbureh, VI, Nav 1st, 1s56.-fstf