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RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY.
REPLY oF TIE PLANTERS BANK.
PLARrER's BANK OF TENNESSEE, J
N.zbvilIo E.h % 1890

PLANrER's BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Nashville, Feb. %, 1856
To Tie Hon. tie General assembly of tie State Of
Tea,.eslee, u0s0 i1t session:
GESrLENES-We have this morning been favored
by the politeness of Il. X Walker, Esq, Clerk Of
the Senat', with copy Of your resolution calling
on the President aud Cashier of the Bank Of Ten
nessee, the Union Bank, and the Planters Bank
each, On their own behalf, to answer in UritiDg to
this Legislature "when, If at all they intend to
discontinue the issuance Of Notes payable at any
other point than Their counters, and also to ind
cate their policy in thst respect"
In reply, we DO not know that we can answer
both objects OF your inquiry better than by copying
from the minutes Of oor Board Of Directors, under
date Of January 20, 1856, the following resolutions
then offered to The Board and unanimously adopted
"a copy Of which furnished each Of the other
two Banks the same day. viz:
al Eesoiutd. That & ON end after the at day Of
july 1885, this Bank aud Branches will commence
paying out Notes made payable at Nashville only
Provided the Union Bank and Bank Of Tennessee
will co operate in this matter.
- Resolood, That the Cashier Of this Bank be
instructed 70 notify the Union Bank a1d Bank Of
Tennessee Of the same, aud request their action on
this subject"
With the highest respect, yours, &c,
o. EWING, President
d. WEAVER, Cashier.
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". EN nv, lrrhiheilt.
d. WEAVER, Cashier.

To the Honorable me Speaker Of the Senate and
Of tie House Of Representatives. Of The General
assembly Of The State Of Tennessee:
The President aud Cashier of the Union Bank,
have the honor TO acknow ledge from the Clerk Of
the Senate, the receipt OF copy Of resolution
passed by the. General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee at its present session. enquiring OF the
Bank Of Tennessee, Planters Bank, and the Union
Bank, when, il ct all they intend 10 discontinue
the issuance OF notes payable at any other point
than at their counters sud that they be requested
to Indicate ther policy Ia that behalf"
The undersigned, in order TO present more foil
account Of their policy in the premises, take the
liberty Of stating that the Union Bank commenced
operations in the spring Of 1888, aud by the six
teenth section Of their charter authorised ito
issue bills or notes PAYABLE demand either Of
said offices Of discount and deposit and also at such
Banks OF respectable standing ia any other State Of
the Union as the Board OF Directors may deem ex
pedient aud proper"
In pursuance Of such authority, and il was
then thought Tor the convenience Of the public,
the Union Bank issued notes payable at the princi
PAL Dana anu branches, Atd also q Ncff large pof
ton Of notes 81 Banks Ia Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Nes Orleans. These notes we're paid out At
the Bsnk aud Branches without any regard TO the
point where they we're made payable from that
time until the resumption OF specie pay ments IN the
summer OF ls49. When that resumption took
place IL wss deemed advisable 10 call IN al the cir
csIation that made payable out Of the State
and 70 issue only such notes were made psya.
BILE at The Bank or its Brsuches.
The policy thea adopted has been pursued ever
since that time and the Bank and It's branches
have paid oui, without discrimination, such otes as
they might nave on hand. without regard TO the
place where they were made payable, except for a
short time when they issued notes payable al the
counter. For many years past il must, hosever.
be understood, that shs Mother Bank has awsys
held herself Ia readiness TO redeem the circulation
Of is Branches IN Eastern sIchsBge. at the same
rates that they would have charged IL ths notes
had been payble a. the oosusef.
Many difficulties have hitherto intsryeBed to pro.
vent ibis Bank from Oay issuing such hoses we're
payable at the counter where issued, which Il
would be TOO tedious 10 explain. The several BaDks
mentioned 10 the resolution Of yOus honorable bedy,
have often eOnsslted upon The proprissy Of making
ell their Issues payable al AGshFis alone, Asd ~ 9
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gy are requested to contradict report that c. J.
p wHARroS wthirawn from the canvass r. Cirruit
Court Clerk and to state that he ssngane OF his election
gz- We are authorised TO announce WASHINGTON
COOPER candidate for the Office IL Constable Of the list
District Of David on county the City Of Nashville.
s~- We are Authorized TO announce q. c. BRYAN
candidate for Sheriff Of DTvdon county az the ensuing
March election. fblt
~ We authorised to announce n. TRIGG cand
date Magistrate, an tia Office made vacant by the
death Of II. e. MARCEL in this, the Nashville District
candidate Justice in the 1t District 10 h
the vacancy occasioned BY the death Of Il C MARCEL
~ We are authorized to announce v. r GLtscoCK
candidate for resecon the Office Of Constable OF the
Ist District Of Davidson county, the City Of Nashville
~ We are authorized 10 announce e. W. NANCE As
candidate Circuit Court Clerk st the ensuing warren
Election. l"h i4-'"
- 18th ia - s,rornce IRA STOUT candi.
Constable 81 the LIST ntt o. ayson county tne
City Of Nashville, ct the ensuing March election.
~ We are authorized 20 annourc- n. ooRBITT
for the Office Of Constable OF the 1T District OF Da-
wilson county, the City o Nashville.
s~ We ere authorized 70 announce JESsE B PERRY
as candidate Tor Constable in the Nashville District
~ W. are authorized 70 announce JAMES NJ. HINTON
candidate for reelection N the Office 81 Con.tae oI 'e
1s District OF Davidson county, the City OF N9shVie-
r<-we are authorized 10 announce JoHN HUGH SMITH
candidate for on Of Clerk II the Criminal Court Of
Davidson county, at the March election
We are authorized 10 announce JOHN sHANF, Jr, as
candidate for tie cce q Criminal Court Clerk, at the mex
March election.
t~- W. are authorized to announce GEO. W. CnwAN
., N. neyt March election jan22
~ We are authorized TO announce JOHN X. EDMOND
SON as candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson county, - the
ensuing March election. decl+-Id
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appointed By the Chair in relation to the railroad
between the Atlantic and Paei6c: Denver Of Cali
FORMS, Woodruff Of Ill, Houston OF Ala, Mott Of
Ohio, Wells Of Wis, KedweH Of Va. Jewett of
Ky, MeCurdy of New York, Evans Of Texas, Read
of NC. Wood of Me-, Ludley Of Missouri, and
Kunkell of No. -en
"a message was received from the President ask.
ing an appropriation of three million dollars for the
manufacture of additional arms and providing arm
sments and munitions OF war, which was debated
till the adjournment.
The New York Commercial Advertiser States
upon the authority of gentleman who came pas
senger in the Asia, ard who Mr.. Buchanan on
the of his departure, that all the points Of diff
Guilty between England and the United States, were
regarded by Mr. Buchanan as in a fair way of ad-
justment, and likely to be settled in few days.
PIrTsBuRG, Feb. 95.-No change in the river
yet. There is about feet water in the channel.
1t has been thawing for the past three days, but
freezing at night.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. ga Lawrence correspondent
of the Democrat, under date of the 14th, says:
The Kicapoo Rangers threaten hostilities again at
Eason, saying they will revenge the death of Cook
by killing the friends of the murdered Brown. The
Free State men preparing for the conflict, but
will act only on the defensive.
BosroN, Feb. 26.-Caleb B. Atkins, Teller in
the Washington Bank, arraigned this morning
in the Police Court, charged with embezzIing $l4,
900 of the funds of the institution.
NEW YoRK, %, M.-Flour is dull and declining,
Straight State 100, Ohio 500, Southern sSl. No
thing doing in wheat. Corn declined, mixed rs;
Mess pork improving at Is 81; Lard firm; Whisky
in bbls., 304. Sterling dull.
CINcINNArI, Feb. 25, M.-Flour quiet 6.4Oa6. so;
Whisky %; Provisions quiet.
NEW YORK, Feb. rs, P. M.-COttOn unsettled,
with sales of 1000 bales; Flour dropping Corn
dropping Pork 6rmer; Coffee, Rio, l2t Sugar
firm; Iron active, Scotch Pig S4aS6.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 90, M.-Flour dull and unset.
tied; Whisky active 22t 22s:
New ORLEANS, Feb. 25.-Cotton easier, but no
lower.
NKw YORK, Feb. 26, p M.-Cotton firm, with
sales of 900 bales, Orleans middling los, upland
ditto lot; Flour firm, Ohio 500; Wheat inactive;
Corn dropping, mixed 75 Pork firm, mess 1894;
Lard dropping; Coffee quiet; Sugar 6rm; Molasses
As; Linseed oil 80.
CINCINNATI, Feb. %, P. M.-Flour lower, sales
at 6 25; Whisky %; Groceries inactive.
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KEY SToNE MARBLE WoRKs --Attention is
directed to the advertisement of 5. i. JAooBY
Il Co., of Philadelphia, TO be found in our CO (.
umns to day. These gentlemen are large and
extensive dealers in Marble of every variety,
Foreign and Domestic. At their Mandatory
on Market street, they are ready to supply the
trade with every species Of Marble ornaments
and ktatnarY.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

II lie under signed, Administrator Of L. NJ Bransford, dec
will virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to the said
NJ BTansiord deceased by Aaron Wright and registered In
the oce Of the Register u Davidson county, In Book No
a. pages 464 and As offer for at Public Auction at the
house In the OF Nahvle Saturday the 10th
day Of February, 1856, for cash, the o USES AND
LO1 therein conveyed, situated in Nashville, fronting
summ hundred ami seventy feet or less
and being the two O and Lots next door 10 Odd Fellows
Hail. present occupied by said Aaron Wright and the
other rented. w. L. UTLEY, Adm'T Of
ian2G-td l.. NJ Bransiorl, decd
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SELLING DEADLY WEAPONS To MINORS
Mr.. Carlock's bill to prevent the selling,
loauing or giving deadly weapons TO mi
nors, was attached as an amendment to
Senate bill in the House on Monday night,
and adopted.
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Land for Sale.

T OFFER for sale QOOl SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES q
L or LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike L
Roa seven miles from Columbia and four from Mt Pleas
ant being part Of the tract on ich reside.
This Land equal II superior 10 any in Maury county
Is well waiered the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part for sale) well tmbered and well improved
there are on the premises beautiful building ates
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road II
will be- divided 10 suit purchasers or tod in body.
For further Information apply 10 me at Ash~ood p once,
Maury county, Tennessee. . -
sugli--u LUClOs POLK.
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Furniture, Clocks, &C.
John PATTERSON,

No. COZ T. r. e. T. So K Il q 4,
b@Et~s9 HAvSG purchased the entire stock Of -
-5-S Furniture, 6c.. in the Ware Rooms e r. VI
W. Shafer, which, in connection with nv "a
- former stock makes it the largest and best
the city am, ther,f re- prepared to offer Inducements
Cash bdyers and punctu men who equestedto call
and examine my stock aud prices.
Thankfu f,r past f4yors respect uly solicit contnu
ance Of the same. [ieb7l JOAN PATTERSON.
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LIGHT IN REGARD TO STAR CANDLEs-Mes-
srs. PRuoToR Il GAMBLE, an old Candle Manu-
featuring firm of Cincinnati, OF established
credit, notify the public in our advertising COL
umns Of a fraud which is customary among
many manufacturers of that article, viz: short
weight of boxes protesting to contain a certain
number Of pounds. Candles from tie house Of
Mes-rs. P. &. G., can be relied on BOTH as re-
CARDS quantity and quality.
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CONLEY G. JOHNSON,

SUCCESSORS N'cLuRE NoOEK.
No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES Of Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Wares
w intrnd keeping constantly hand E kinds Of Cook
ing and Heating stoves, Ornamental, and Plain Mantle
Crates, &C, &c
Also-A knds ~ Copper and Sheet Iron Work lone for
steAnboas, Rolling Mia Furnaces, foundriez Factories,
n the city. Jani2-iy
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
N.oh y;lIa Eah Of ISS

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE.
Nashville, Feb. 27, 1856.
CoTT0N-l25 bales at Sas1.
T0DACCO-At A. Hamilton's hhds. at 5.l5,
$50, 6 90, 55. At Johnson & Horne's, . hhds.
at so, 100.
BAC0N-S cents.
LARD-per H., ST cents.
FLOUR-6 OOa7 90, declined.
WHISKY-SGeady at 3Sa35.
Trade quiet.
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II A G. S!
N56n I'm PRE- IuMSI
PROF. WOODS
AIR RESFORATGVE.

HNHk HI HUEtA 4 Y bs
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original growth far their locks concerned,
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disease the scalp whether developed danuh itching,
in the shape Of cutaneous eruptoneven' scad head
and in no possible will Of curing, BY magic,
nervous periodical headache and used twice week By
young regularly il will preserve the Color and keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable age. Rad AND yuDa1
LOGASsPoRT, Ia. June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood CO..
GENTS Yours Of the 18th duly TO hand. Enclosed
please ind SIS u being the tor Hair Restorative
have sold IL an II you choose you may send six
dozen bottles Restorative think sell IT, IL has
worked Miracles this psse sold six 81 bottles,
that was bald and fetched new hair out all over his head.
Yours respectfully,
GRTDTEY
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Respectfully loura,
EDWARD WOLCOTf.

Ham REsrORArIvEIn our columns to-day will be found
Prof Woods Advertisement Of the above article, TO WHICH
we call attention What il has done have witnessed up
on several acquaintance In ST. Louis. Hair once
grey met view, black brown the might be
being the color early manhood, and fine and glossy
silk and without other application than the ResOr
alive II il has done this upon others, will i not do the
same for any Of our readers whose Frosty brows"
once Ike the raven locks % LOckes warke chief they
viii try itG We think so-JfcksoHrGe C0HStati0nGiaSl
oct. s. 1853.
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REAUTIFUL KESIDENCE,


Adjoining summersed eight miles from the city Of Selma
with -Four Hundred Acres attached toit The Dwelling
House. Offices outhouses grounds garden, &C., all in
6rst.rIte condition.
Thes. plantations are seventy eighty miles below the
city Of Montgomery about one hundred and y miles above
Mobile and Of and the Alabama river which
navgable for steamboats, Near hous-
and acres including four Of the plantations the Selma
and WoOdve Railroad and this body OF land Alb Ut Il
miles Sema located the depot the junction Of the
Marion Railroad with the Selma Road to and from which
depot the run regularly.
OF the other pantaons-one is on the Selma Railroad
two miles, and two six miles distant OF which is
within six miles Of the city Of selma These
In the highest Of cultivation with good GINS hous
mills negro cabins, shops, stables, arte
sian wells, &C., &C, &C.
1900 1000 5000 acres and laid of TO give much
opened and woodland 20 each tract be desired and
with or without the negroes, stock, plantation TOOLS corn
provender, &c.
Possession Of the above plantations and negroes will be
given the purchasers any time whilst the crop
ing, or in December January next as they may wish
II not cold privately previous to the FIRST Monday in De-
cember next will on that day. at selma sell 10 the highest
bidder, such negroes may then be unsold.
such opportunities and advantages were never before
sentd for those wishing to continue or 70 engage In the eu
tvation Of IL has been dhcu for past to
ind plantation in the "Cdhe Buk" region for sale any
price, purchase there large HRimProUed tract
These plantations in fertility, facilities for transporta
tion and in all other respects, fully equal not superior,
to any in the cotton growing states and know that Pero
that no port Of the Union healthy than the Cane
will also sell privately for cash. or on time one Of the
beautifully Improved private residences IN the eity Of
Selma and valuable and elegantly finished large
blocks Of Brick Buildings including the largest and most de
sraby located rooms Offices banking houses &C. &c
Also, several very desirable unnproved large lots and
small tracts Of lAGd in and contiguous to Selma
A so, about
THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES,
Among which the celebrated "Brown Dick several supe
or brood Mares several young stations gedings colts and
hlies-al OF them from the very best racing stock.
Among the negroes Is hTst Trainer, several good
raeerider, and excellent mechanics, cooks, seam
stresses and house servants.
For further particulars, address the undersigned, w.
NJ BYRD ESQ., atsema; W. BROOKS. Esq, at Marion,
Perry county Alabama The 0veTsesrs the planta
will give all desirable information 10 those who may
wish to make personal investigation Of the premises
LEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SEM Ala, Feb. 6, 1855. febls-td
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'-' N. H. GRIDLEY.
an orrrcr. vANpalIl. June q, -.

G. r. r OFTfCE, NANDALfA, June II, 1884.
PROF WOOD:-Desr IL take pleasure In bearing vol
untary testimony the excellence OF your Hair Restorative
Three months ago my hair very grey is nov dark
brown (the original eOor) smooth and glossy The only
application made IL has been the Hair Restorative
prepared YOU and which from the result In case
can most cordially recommend to others
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTf.
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l8- Mr.. d. RuNsKY HOSTS bis colors in our
columns to day and from present indications we
feel satisfied be is determined TO leave no wants IN
satisfied HIS express wagon WIN run regular from
his store to any part Of the city. and convey pars
GELS bought Of him, free Of charge We are re,
quested by Mr. Bumsey to say that he hopes the
purchasers viii not be governed by the size of the
institution" ne that pony is "some" on pull.
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THIRTY HEAD OF BLOOD HORSES
T. SWAYNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
rrpn.prFyg Trrrrv

MEMF Mo- TENN
COLLECTIONS made IN West Tennessee, North MiSsis-
- sppi and Arkansas.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court Of Tennessee
The BAnkers, Merchants and others OF Memphis.
W. T. Co.. Nashville; G. A. HESRS Esq, Carksvle
II b. DougLAss + @. Cook, ESQ, Franklin,
J. r. PEARL, Esq., Col. A N. LOoSEI, Columbia;
Gen. r. II. ALKx lawrence ARCH. heDouGAL4 Savannah
burg
febIi-dtwAWlm
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YrorNrrs. Ind.. June Ia. 1sca. q


Prof J. Wood you about TO manufacture al
Vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative viii stat
wEOmsOever may concern, that have used Il, and
known others have for several been
the habit using other Hair Restoratves and atI hnd
yours vastly superior to any other know IL entirely
cean~es head Of dandrud and With months
will any persons hair TO the original youthful
and texture giving healthy, son and glossy
peAranre and all this without disco oEDg he hands that
ply IT, dress which Il drops. would, therefore,
recommend to every DESTROYS Of having nDs
color and texture 70 hair.
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CuOLERA PREYENTIVE.

TINHE Public respectfully informed that LYONS co
i still lntinue selling their celebrated Cholera and
Diarrhea Preventive, (rom the effects Of which
many year reaptd great comfort and relief by the
Gallon Bottle Glass. As preventives always better
than cures strongly recommend all to H.. The Poor
supplied without charge accompanied with practising
Doctors certificate Private Families particularly should
have bottle Of this article in the house, In Of emer-
gency LYONS CO.,
my1 1aCedAT street
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am, sir, yours, &C,
II. L. STEWART.

~ Prepared and sold ia Market street, betwesa
An and 5h ST. Louis Mo- and $40 Broadway, New YORK.
For sale in Nashville, al MAnufactGrers prices, 6y
EWIN BROTHERS.
@. W. HENDERsHOTr.
Also for sale, Prof Woods Oriental sanative Lnnsns
and geahr Le Pills. warranted better than char
or the money All refunded See circular for al
eessary information with agents.
novtT-dtrvswiy
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Counter NOtes-POIicy of the Planters,
Union and State Banks.

The Legislature recently adopted reso-
luton calling upon the Planters, Union
and State Banks, to say when, if at all,
they intend to discontinue the issuance Of
notes payable at other points than at
their counters, &c, &c. We published
yesterday the replies Of the Union and
State Banks but, for the better informa-
ton Of all who may feel an interest in the
return Of these Banks to the policy Of pay
ing ont only such notes as are payable at
their own counters, we deem it proper this
morning TO publish in connection, the origi-
nal resolution of the Legislature, and a
correct copy of the responses Of the several
Banks, respectively, in the order in which
they we're made aud received by the Legis-
lature:
RESOLUTION OF INQUIRY.
SENATE CHANBEK,
Nashville, February 20, 1856 (
IL HE President aud Cashier Of tie Planters Bank,
Nashville, Tim:
GExrLE rEN-rh following resolution has been
adopted by the present Legislature:
"Res,ioed by ne General -4sscaJiy Of tee State
of Z,rpessee, That the President aud Cashiers Of
the Bank OF Tennessee the Union Bank, aud the
Planters Bank be requested to answer in writing
to this Legislature, When, il At ALL they intend to
discontinue the issuance Of Notes payable at any
other point than their counters, and that said OF
cers be requested to indicate their policy in that
behalf" Respectfully, &c,
II. K. WALKER, Clerk.
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-usr PuRLIsHEp,
JUST FUHLIoHEDl
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PhiIn..

THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PhiIa.,
ID EPORT on sPERMAToRRHOEA, OF Seminal Weakness
II Impotence the Vice q OnaDsm, Masiur baon SELF
Of the and receptions Of Quack and valuable
Advice TO the Afflicted, by GEo X. CALHOUN M D. Consult
ing Surgeon Of the Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
benevolent institution established by special endowment
the relief Of the sick aud distressed afflicted with Vru
lent and Epidemic Diseases copy OF the above Report
will be by mail Gin sealed enVelope) Free Qf Charge
the receptO Two STAMPS for postage Address Dr. GEO
r. CALHOUN, No South Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
hrcIT-dAn
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uAHIgIED.

A. O'Clock, sunday, February aitA, Ia South Mash
vile, By the Rev. D. M,Fernn, JaAEs A. LAtkn, senior
publisher o. tbs Gascf'c 10 Mia NArrIE 2. WuuAas.
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TO CONFECTIONERS.

JNHE having purchased New Set of Plates
is prepared 70 print, and supply the trade with any
quantity Of
MOTTO VERSES,
OF AN ENTIRELY NEW STYLE,
which will be sold cheap for cash the cid style
be purchased al the East
Orders promptly filed; and sample Sheets with prcessl
upon application by mail, to 3. II. BAILY,
Wholesale COnftctioper
febl2-d8m 81. Louis NO