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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-07

GOING TO BED.-Going to bed we have always
considered one of the most SOBER serious, and sol
emn operations which Can be engaged in during the
whole twenty four hours With young lady it is
altogether a different thing When bedtime ar
rives she trips up stairs with a candle in her hand
and-f she had pleasant company during the eve
ning-with some agreeable ideas in her Lead. The
candle on the toilet and her luIurisnt hair is inn
me lately emsucipated from the thraldOm Of combs
and pins. Ifshe usually wears water curls uses
the 'irOn" her hair is brushed carefully from her
forehead and the whole mass compactly secured; if
not then her lovely tresses are soon hid in iRnu-
merabe bits of paper. The task accomplished, a
night cap appears, perhaps edged with plain muse
lin or peraaps with heavy lace which hides all save
her own sweet eountenance. As soon she ties
the string, probably she takes peep into the glass;
and half bushes at what she sees. The light out
her fair form presses the couch-and like dear,
innocent, lovely creatures she is she falls gent
ly into sleep with sweet smile her still sweet.
face. man of course, under the same circum
stances acts quite differently. Every movement in
his chamber indicates the coarse, rough mould of
his suCn nature. When all is ready, he snuffs out
the candle with his fingers, like a cannibal, and
then jumps into bed like a savage For few
moments he thinks of all the peccsdloes he may
have committed during the day-vows VOW to
amend, soon groans, turns over, stretches himself
aud then all is silence the heavy groans OF the
slumberer - Baltimore Patriot.
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MoRTUART. Sexton Of the City Cemetery
has kindly furnished US with statement of the
mortuary statistics of that burial place for the
past month The whole number of interments
for the month Of Juue were 40. or the number
% white persons and the remaining II were
persons Of color. Quite a number were from the
country large proportion (29) we're children
under 3 years of age. From this statement il
WILDE seen that the city still continues remarkably
healthy, taking tine time Of year into the account.
The number of deaths for the month as compared
with previous years, shows very favoraby, being
much less while the city has increased largely in
population.
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Mass uceting i'm Washington.

correspondent in Washington writes US a. TO-
lows 10 regard to the mass meeting in that city
WASHINGTON, July !, 1856.
DEAR SIR: We had glorious Fillmore mass
meeting here last night--said, by some respectable
citizens, TO be the largest political meeting, b.
thousands, ever held here before. The masses
which continued TO pour into the large square aud
streets aud avenues about the City Hall, was per
fectly astounding. The enthusiasm immense
speaking excellent from two separate stands-but
you will see the accounts in the newspapers. Fill
more is gaining rapidly through all the Northern
States, aud no mistake. | tell you, now it begins
to look as though when the horses enter the last
stretch and begin to pass through the pole, Fill,
more aud Douelson will be right up in the crowd,
il not a "little ahead" Ours is e noble cause
tell our friends 10 be of good cheer-such man
rs Millnrd Fillmore can hardly be beaten by such
men as Buchanan and Fremont The times, the
public affairs call for a sound national patriot al
the helm. Read his noble speeches, along the way
from New York to Buffalo! He has done more
for himself in that short route than all Of Us have
been able TO do for him ia months He cannot be
kept down-he never was beaten-such is always
on side-the luck based on actions spuusiug
from u pure heart aud clear head.
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PuhIic Sncnkinr.

The undersigned electors for Davidson county,
will speak at the following places, to wit
Stewards Ferry, July the 4th
Smiths Springs, Saturday the 5th.
Antioch, Tuesday the sth.
Tuscuum, Wednesday the oh
Atchison's Gap, Thursday the 10Th.
Tank, Saturday the l2th
Dog Greek, Monday the l4tb.
Robertsous Store, "Wednesday tie 10Th.
GoodletsVille, Thursday the 18th.
Flat Rock, Friday the 18th.
Campoell's Store, Eigeheld at night, Friday the
5th
Broad street, Saturday night, the 10Th.
Will g. BAGS,
x. W. HAYwooD.
Nashville lime 81 1870
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BARBEcUE-The Whites Creek Division Of Sons
of Temperance held a free Barbecue on the 4th
inst in a beautiful grove, the dripping Spring
on Whites Creek, in this county. Temperance
Addresses were delivered by Rev. A. L. P. Green,
and DR.. Low. and an address suitable 10 the day
by Mr.. J. A. Rains These addresses were all
characterized for their eloquenee and sound rras
oning. The attend snce was large, and the most
becoming aud decorous cordially prevailed the
assembly.
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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. / a Broad ST.,
where he or Mr.. Jno II. Anderson will sill be found
ready to exchange cvilities with all, particularly
with those who call to make full settlements. lie
takes pleasure 10 saying that his successor RObt l..
Weakly, has the means aud is well qualified as =
merchant, to give general satisfaction TO all who
may favor him with their patronage.
July 4,--lf-Baaner copy.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NO ICE 40 SksIPPLKS,
RV Savannah ao NnahwH.I.

the NASHVILLE snd Chattanooga Railroad Company
IA have nouhed and reminded Central railroad CON
Ihnies Of Ge rgiA q rates ana IL does cot
seem 20 have been noticed recognized the hand oils u
that Company, recently Distributed ety We txk,
ts method u Informing the Merchants and Shippers bV
thst hneha the viii Be 81 IS for % 90 arst LAS
goods, and not VI - TIE grand bills represent Al Is
The average throeEa rate 81 class goods from the sea
ward 70 Nashville bat 10 the variation AZ 10 81.
Ed lite a. In Sammes and deducted % 10 cs ne. Ia, ~.
IN Water Which makes The e. per cur sdvrrss-,
sSo hen jams 70 December, Aad 81 from nso 70 lups
n. l. ANDERSON
Iahe-i SuYerinteniAnt
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The Speaking Saturday night.

A large audience ''turned OUT Saturday
night to hear the promised speeches of Col.
Jos. G. PICKETT and L. NJ. TEMPLE, Esq.
The former spoke first and at considerable
length, making one of his best and most
effective unstudied efforts There are few
ADLER speakers in the State, and when he
goes into canvass his zeal and ardor
never flag Mr.. TEMPLES speech was brief,
but admirable in matter and manner. Both
speakers gave great satisfaction.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

'hk ne1i AcAsemo year VII commence sepssmi-r ist
This lnstlaton has sBoye 0ftJ years Of unnlsrrupt
cd p0ofpfrltr.
u regard o. heAt Il believed have no equal In the
United states Cholera, Chis and Fever Typbold ana
scarlet Fever and similar fatal diseases have never ocurr.
Cd here bni three deaths o. Bosiders Ia 0fiy ears
In rrgard % maternal b. fn-nce-eans equatt with the
best regulated private families in All that 10
hhbiu, moral and mental cnlture
hmploys, almost EXCLUSIVELY Houihefn Teachers. Ne
eouhrTn Parent uha gives this Iustitutln pernoaa an
aninaH'n VII Ne think, nnd or going farther
Ja'y, sloS-iWiH c. EldI0Tg
usr RECEIVED 20 halss PICKED MOSS. and ar ,sl.
- igWnF PAWS FfYaHra a 90
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mayhem y~ @ each ar H FsMY,G
Bvtpd a@ f da sCyd eacb.
| rA sDNNEsoN
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l. nd for sale.

I OFFER for sale 7OO) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES O.
L OF LAND lying on thu Columbia Central Turnpike -
ioa seven miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant, being part Of the tract ch l reside.
This Land is equal superior any in Maury county
is well watered, THE celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae) well mbered and well improved
here are the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be divided TO suit purchasers sold in a body.
For further information apply To at AshwOod p Once
Naury county, tennessee
sugl1-tf LUCIUs POLK.
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THE AMERICAN GUARDs.-Capt. HoRN. paid
proper respect to the glorious Fourth, having cele-
brated it with the usual military parade The
Patriot tips its beaver TO them in acknowledge
of the salute with which they honored it, A
C.sand returns of Independence Day to the whole
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tT-CoRPoRArIoN TAXES For the present year
are now due, ard the Collectors will wait on his Gus
toners at bis Office the upper end of the Market
Hama
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GREAT STELMBoAT FIRR.-The following des-
patch was received by Col. p B. Atwood
Louisville on the Sd inst.
ST IoU1s, July2 2.
The old Grand Turk, St. Clair, Paul Ander-
son, j. NJ. StUckwell Saranac, and Mobile
Southerner were totally destroyed by fire here
this morning.
None OF these boats belonged to this port,
most 70 them were owned in ST. Louis.
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DENY or MUsIC.-We beg leave TO remind
e who may have forgotten IT, that the Sum.
Session OF two months, in the Nashville AGA
deny of Music, commencing to day. Parents who
have the musical advancement of their children
at heart will do well to embrace this opportunity
of sending them now, thus employing the leisure
time of vocation in a profitable way.
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Tax SALEs.-The Revenue Collector for this city
will cell lots to-day at IL o'clock, for Corporation
taxes.
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Awful and Fatal consequences

AWAuA anu 4 htdA
ENsUk from treating Bowel comp ants a this season Of
II the year with Brandy OPIUM Astriagents. When
checked IN this the disease is cured but outlet
is merely stopped up, and fortunate il appears for
then danRrrOI, diseases o. the head ayerted and the
patient has chance for his life How onen We hear Of
Bowel Complaints being suddenly checked and death from
disease Of the brau produced By the medicine taking place
a few hours aher?
TIE GREFENBg2G DY EMERY SYRUP,
has been wonderfully successufu In suchcomplsnts By
chemical action produces a change IN the contents Of the
B. wells, and thus enables nature perform her work
The Board Of Health OF New York certify that the
Oh ERA dssppeared from he Quarantine As his
medicine used at the Hospitals
Dr. Knowlten, Of Boston, ais It the greatest aid 70 the
medical profession and essing to the patent.
DR. De orrest, Of New York. says cures every case
Of disorder Of the ooweis Promp y, and hat be always
uses II in
Capt Taylor, Of the Army eertides that It all
cases OF Dysrntsry contracted g. Ne Kico and that
rally used BY onoerS who that complaint
Morris Franklin, acting Mayor Of New York, re-
comments 10 20 be In family 10 be ready check
all disorders Of he Bowels on the Hrst appearance.
By Count Bodisco Il recommended 70 she Medical
Board 4 81 burg and BY them recommended TO the
Government Hospitals throughout Russia has been ussd
In several ropeAn countries with great success.
In Ma hve large Quantities Of Il have been used
OF Cholera
Throughout the whole State Of Tennessee e is known a.
the best and only certain ely for Bloc ~ Flux
have alWsyS offered 10 refund the money any
be heard 0f that has not effected cure HAVE NEVER
HEARD OF SUCH CASE. The offer s,iH COO
tnue1. ALEX MAlKESZlF
jvns28-H
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TYREE SPRINGS.

THIS noted and Popular Watering PAcs has recently been
thoroughly improved and reiited, and oil be open
the Ist q Jay condon and style than L has
been heretofore and sth comfortable arrangements Tor
IOos 3e probably than any Altering Place
IN the south.
The Subscribers having taken them tar the Season. pledges
himself every render them agreeable and
pleasant % ali who nay vsi them either for heaish plea
saFe
D. 7. SCOTT, ef 50 Glsad Hotel, Nashville.
PS-The 81 Cand vii b. eonsaslca 10 my sen HtaH
T. sc0rf Nho hAs been with since the % niug q Che
Cloud and wi meet ali engagements and cpntsa q uade
heresotosx b ancoant % fhe -. Cloud Hstel.
gunesl-as D. sC0TT
Ccssy Fsrsss ssr- vssks ES=rss rsrsss vsssN
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FRESH ARRIVAL on PIANOS.

4 the Piano Porte and Music saloon u J. MCLURE
u can be found the largest aud best Of Pianos
ever offered In this market consisting Of 81 and Octave
Plain and beautifully Carved Rosewood One Of them
IS Semi grand which for brianoy and purity Of tom
unsurpase by any Square Piano, before the public.
The makers a. u Gale Co. have surpassed them
selves, ard will add lsurrs their already high
reputation. Those wanting No. Instrument can be &C
comm dated upon reasonable terms they were 20
plrcha'e directly o. the Manufacturers. Ihave also large
st'cz Small II stuments, NeodeOns and Sheet Music
bracng al The New Pieces, WalEes Folkas, Song &c &c
Schools, &c furnished upon reasonable any
House IN the United States
~ Remember the Number % UNION STREET
June Q lsS6
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Are You Getting Bald I!


Iyour hair turning greyf Do wish to cultivate good
viii and moustachef Your hair to be sof Silly and
glossy? Your head be cool comfortable and free dand
ruf? Mothers your chiden to have luxuriant heads
| ofhar? Then use BoGLEs HYPERION FLUID, which
GiS unerrng effects. Prices rs so cts 10 Cts and
II 80 per bottle Boge's Balm Of CytheIa stands unri
vailed for Graduating a ID pmples and Identifying the
complexion. Price so Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere.
| my81 1y.
Thc Art of Dyeing Human Hair.
1t imperectly understood by those who make
the gIestest preen The Of the popular Hair
yes the day may the time, color the hair but
,ucceede by furnished green othey unsghty sp
pearance. Boge's Electric Dye void Of these noxiOus
properties 1t instantly dyes the hair autrl natural
black brown which neither water sunshine
ush in the least and make assurance douby sure
his agents authorized to reuud the if the most
perfect satisfaction is not given. Prices 50 cts 81 90 and
81 50 per Inventor, W. BOYLE Boston, sold by
| Druggists everywhere. y311y
Another Remarkable Cure of ScrOfuIa.
SPARTA, Caroline 60, Va,
March, 1854.
Messrs Bennett f Beers Richmond
Gentlemen-Yours CARTKRs SPANISH MIXTURE has per-
formed remarkable cure in the person of servant man,
afflicted with Scrofua the very worst FORM So bad had
that his eyes entirely closed and had been
for than year AS last resort everything
else had fsle it resolved try the Mixture. We adj
mnstertt according directions and wonderful to say
perfect BEEN effected. 1 satisfied that
medicine equals Carriers Suansh Mixture" purifier OF
the blOd. 1t is creating quite excitement here and sells
very rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours, truly, r. s. BR0ADDUS.
WILLIAM L. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jyl6-1y CLNCLNNA tt, OHIO.
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&ONEh s10ShC6Ele.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
The Citizens in Arms!

ETATER OR No WATER, Gas Gas, Light or Dark
w ess, MAcaiamEed Streets or Mn, Bridge no
Brdre the Quetons engossng the attention Of
the 1th and Sth Wards.
Wishing To have hand in every thing that is going on
have concluded TO pitch into this free fight, and by
Of adding fuel to the mes have concluded to Sell the
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CIRCUIT COURT OF SAID c0UNrH-JANU1RT Term 1856

W1nA NELSON CM Tsh spd CC me smip 6bwn
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

- ACRES Of Valuable Land both sides Of IN
II 4 Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 miles from
Nashville which depot has been recently located well
improved good alter, coed SOIL with fair proportion Of
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
and residence Either side Of the road the whole,
will be sold to suit purcha ers
1861 ores, one mile from the town OF Franklin, in
Williamson county, the Liberty road, and mile east Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad. 100 cleared
and in cultivation Has on comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting Springs, and is producV sol-suabe for four
handsome settlements will sell \, \, "a all to suit
purchasers.
I6 kCREs mostly tmbeTsd part ofhe Brentwood Tract,
the Tennessee and ALBANIA railroad 81 miles South OF
nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted
tn purposes of Vineyard Nursery, Market Garden
IOH ,CRES the Gallatin Turnpike road, 50 miles
from Nashville, between Stu and Sledge, would make
us0ess in town and comfortable country
rysid nee.
800 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
WeseI Rair ad II miles west Of hve Big Harpeth
River, and mile Kingston Springs $50 Acres
rd-balance well mb~red-good soil and water and COM
ortabl- improvements.
j26 ACRES wei improved, I miles from Nash vile,
the Mil Valley Pike and the n. r. K foil
OF good quality good Dwelling, tine young Orchard in
A very good ueighhnrhoOd
81 NCRES in the Brooklyn Lots, miles North Il Nash.
vile he Whites Greek Turnpike road. most beau
tiful building lot
LOTS Of any size SO 25 Acres the Buena
Vista rurnp Ike road from to miles If Nashville, with
sithout Timber, convenient to Ruena Vista Sprin,s.
10 l. In the corporation OF Nashville, near Wilson's
springs the Franklin Turnpike road;
the Depot of the Tenn Ala r. R. several and the
Murfrre hoo' Turnpike road the It'll Ward and several
II Capitol Hill the corporation line.
PRICES Low IT RMS LIBERAL. Those who wish 10
purchase would do well to make early application to
apiO-n W NANCE.
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Who wants 90 Bet :

NE h1ndred bass Of tieurs
" my basbsls Meal.
I'VE hanars1 po9nds choices Hans.
Have been deposited AZ my hst the ioliosing
- Hams and enough Meal fouF % sifh ~
hat g. successful candafe vi be the ne1t fresdent 10
lives and Goes reasn. . Hsms sgainzt Sandrsd Do
aFs hos i4t hs candidate vho sets bcat a not receive -
n4ny ciect9ral votes a. TIE cue she y sucrcssial
fhc balance . bel eqorunty o1erss ne - =
% equal he tuo mentened above IL theee 1.s
takrn seaa IN Uhoe w b sod aoconat e. ne
dspo4soF Cas1P ior easA- d. g. kthskA-
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s<o SFacK RArsERs Or ths Farming csnanisY EeneFsl,
~ No IN ssna $50 IL posese si4pe &c gu Ten
tA-rn kas - sssks hig aolse sut e = Ga
ems 80 : = FU-F@@'
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! have smashing sEsss % sci
The Bottle Won nav keen!

"A SEOUL TO "Nk FLY," being direct descendant %
n the Nectar The heather gods used When they goa or
and licked the G1t 81 ne skies in S
d g. RCNeBY.
Nora BEzA-"COrn. Metre. No connection via Land
Agencies.
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Nashville and Chattanooga RAILROAD,


Naval and Departures Of Passenger TrsIns To t.ha
esset On and aosr saturday, Jane 9lss IssS
DAS Passenger Ira n leaves Nashville Is o,..ek A,
nElns a. Ga enooga a 05 o'elck p NJ SIxbt p....n
hf.sns save Aashvis a. p NJ srrvax al o. asaSosss
iay Passenger Trsin lsavss Chatianaou. A sAn A.
sivns 81 Nashville 40 p NJ Nigh. Passsnrs, T-s1
ShAiiaaoogA st9i5P n, ArriS "a Al Ns1hvT, a al Al
HAsHrnLE. Jane siss lisa
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4 HAVE epenea ny aCE Eaog sc, Al ne oaa stn.s
u - North ED q re MART Hezss we're I'll -
ply ny e.sisn-Fs - oss 0rsf - possd
=st4-. rs NaRryN
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The FOURTH The nations birthday passed of
rather quietly but pleasantly in this city. large
number of our citizens spent the day in the cOun-
try, while those who remained enjoyed themselves
in whatever manner was most acceptable to them
selves
At the Publishing House, at an early hour,
those connected with the establishment assembled
and the Declaration Of Independence was read,
and appropriate remarks were made by two or
three gentlemen.
The American Guards turned out, both in the
morning and evening, and marched through the
principal streets to strains of martial music
Others met in convivial circles and passed the
time in social recreation. At night there was an
indiscriminate display Of fireworks at nearly all
points, presenting scene of much interest and
animation. So passed in Nashville the 8lst an
nivsrsary of American Independence.
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Val a. ObEe Lot


Lots Market street. opposite the Rutedge property
Lot fronting 30 feet College street, and extending
through street. Immediately adjoining tie Vaughn
prop Tty.
Lot fronting IS feet College street. In the Campbell
properly, which Their 4. a dAube frame tenement
Lot fronting g. feet oege street, and adjoining the
Baptist IhuTch.
Several Lots on College street, para Of the Mallory
property.
7 Lots on Aape street, University Place. st the
junction q Maple and the MuFfreesbOro Turnpike.
Lots every and anywhere in hAurys and ClAiborne's
plan ~ lots.
Lots in Il. Evfngs Addition.
Lots n the WetmoFe Ewing Addition.
Lots the BArrou Grove property, near the Episcopal
hurch
LIS on College and Market streets, In The McGshse
Plan.
Lots In and University Place,
Lots generally everywhere
We en- accommodate every body With Lot shat wants
We have them Of al Sorts sizes and shapes.
All good, bad indifferent Of ne SOIL others
Aboundiug in elegant rock; Of free SOL others pos
ssed Of the valuable privilege Of contributing TO the sup
port Il City Government 70 TIE dausou o. khoWiedge
and to the extension % Railroads.
sh0sld any hing extra uncommon Sn nan
GfAciure los suit him. being amply Supplied With the
raw material. CAl soon, they going.
LINpsLEY cRocKErr.
mayes-im 80 coEeEr q.
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BELL HOUSE,

Corner Of Main and State Streets,
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
William McTeer, Proprietor.
Four HOrse Mail Coaches leave daily ~ O'Clock,
A. NJ, for Montvae Springs. les
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NOT CE
j. FEHR.
To Printers and Bookbinders.

ATANEEts-fhe name and address Of every Printsr
w and Eokhfaer Ia the Western etzies wA0m u.l
send rec ny lL1TsrsaTsD CATAi0OUs, q
RULING MACHINES, PENS AND PRESSES.
Oae single copy Of the Newspaper aud te Card Of BOOB
binders oil Tnry viii an and their advantage
20 srpd their names and address % W q. HICR0E
apSe-Sm HAENfsbUna Pa
EE These Machines ke seen IN operation A. TIE Hook
bindery Of c FsHa. neAsrck a. NEshsie VITO IN takv
p easurr In showing them % who gu ear en hlu
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Attend TO Your Own Interests.

II ANlNG quit the retail business and having great many
small accounts due u.s. which DESTROYS Of closing
and must collect.
This is request all indebted this way call and
settle immediately, their accounts will be placed in the
hands of an officer. (iune27 wv r. :. COLLINS co.