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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

ST LOUIS, Nov. 3-Earlv on Saturday
morning a small cabinet m nuf'ctory in. the
Northern part of tbs cts VAS burned.
Ten Of the emp'"vrrs of the establishment
sl,pi in The hudinr. t'r,r al wh""m jump
I'd from mn atiir wri"w. bnt before tn 9th
crs could br rrsrnai the front walls gave
way aud rrrrpital,d them Ia The cellar,
wIr"rc they persisted o nr-th the ruins. The
parties were Genius
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

N-It has been proposed to establish q
printing press on board the Great western
the mammnth ship nav bein. hniit in Eng
land for the Australian trade, and IT, i-.ur II
daily paper duing the voyage. In connex
ion with this there is to be- a reading room,
well supplied tor the use ofthc voyagers.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

TEHsEssEE.-'rhe return, from this State
are not full, but enough have been received
to indicate TINT the majority for the demo-
cratic candidates will not fall much below
7O00-piobably 60 above 1t.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14
THE RESUlT

We are able ihis week to lay before our
anxious readers the result of the late Presi
dental election. II is as follows: Buchanan
l59 electoral votes; Fremont, l25; Fillmore,
s. The reader will not fail to perceive that con-
trary TO our wishes and advire, Buchanan is
elected. Tho following States voted for Blu.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

e-s- John X. Mcdaniel, Esq, has been re-
elected to the Presidency of tho Virginia and
Tennessee ra road.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

~ Accounts from Ireland state thai the
failure in the ro,alar crop this year will be
by no means so great as was anticipated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

A LARGE FLnCK.-Mr Met 'unnel, Of San.
CANON county, I.Iinois, has the l,rgcSt flecR
of sheep in the United States. II numbers
lwrnty.one Thousand, and all Of the chu.ccs,
uprinups
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.--lhIlip s. Claw
gers died this +. 81, from pistol shat wounds
al the hands of Isaac Sherlock for the seduc.
ton Of the atier's wife.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14
WM. WALKER.
PREsrRvIxa the TFmprR.-In an. ole

PRESERVING THs TgMPER.-In am old
leaf Of the Columbian Magazine, published
some fifty years ago, we find the follow ing
paragraph, which shows that our fathers
were quite rs eXciiab'e and set in their pc.
ire opinions as any of their desc ndaniG
In all political Conversations particular
care ought to be- taken 10 preserve the ten
pers of enthusiastic politicians. have seen
some al this character conc, rning whose In.
macy | have not the least doubt. Ii is bet
ter, # possible, 10 avoid political conversations
when the speakers betray warmth and at.
tachment To party. ] never knew an in
siance of conviction attending the longest
disputes. There is u pride and obsinacy in
the midst of ignorant partiz ms whirh W.
rarely find in other men. If their belief in
God were half ns sincere US their confidence
in their tnvorlie leader they would he tho
most pouS and frryrnt saints the world ever
saw. AZ we must sometimes meet with
men If this character it is best never to ar
que, nor answer, even when we are certain of
their errors Let rs rather leave their com
pluy, and pity their weakness oi mind.
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CouNrrnFElrsRs AERfsrEp.-'rhc DnllnI

CoUNTERFEITgRs ARR sTgD.-Thc Dalton
(GeurCa) Times states ttat two men, call
ing themselves VIM G. Pitts aud JOSEPH Y.
Hail, were arrested in that place last week
for passing counterfeit; NJ meg. The spur.
Gus money fund in their possession consist
ed princip lily of sos on the Bank of npr
Fear, North Caroin They we're lodged in
Jail TO await their trial.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

.-tS' 1t is stated that 100000 bushels Of
wheat has accumulated within sixty days at
Milwaukee aud its neighbOrhoud.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

NASHVILLE & CHATrASooGA RAILROAD.
We copy the following article, from the
Charleston Mercury:
We are glad to learn that the Directors Of
! the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
have declared dividend of three prrrent for
the last six months, after rrservihg fifty per.
cant at their earnings for tie purchase of
additional rolling stock and machinery.
lhlS Is not only gratifying, us shaving
/ the prosperous condition of the ruad, but
~ adding Sl5O00 to tho resources OF our
city government, being the anIuunt of div.
/ ldrnd on the half million subscribed on its
| behalf.
| We have never lost our filth in this road,
and It's final triumph over the difficulties that
hesrt lis first period has not surprised US. =
! There is nO rail road in the country that
has snrer foundation for ultimate ,nccpss
than this. The whole rich and trrming re.
gion OF Middle 1ennesspp finds in This road
It's proper outlet TO the Atlantic market. II
also gives great and necessary snurc. of
social connection With the Atlantic States;
ana Nv opening this channel of c0mmunca-
uon, Nashville b"comrs a centre, having very
wld" c"rnections immediately, and opening
10 herself "a future "i houndlrss promise.
LIFE PHILosoPHY.-rhrrei is no,hino so
Ike n cry of pain M scream Of delight
There's nothing 80 closely approaches look
of madness as look Of joy. A medical
friend tells rs that the '.crazv bone" which.
when you strike it, animates even the ex.
trcmy "f the frame with tincing sorrow,
is called the "os humerus;" but we doubt
this information. However, the rule holds
good wilhnniii. Mcrment aud melancholy
are undoubtedly twin brothers, and draw
their tears from the same fountain of hu.
man sympathy. 1t makes little difference
whether Susan ticklcs Won under the ribs.
or preIs onions before your eyes, the result
is still the same, and it will puzzle the most
critical philosopher 10 detect in the result
any difference in origin.
Moral Be jolly rs yon can under MI cir.
cunslancrs. Maintain I'm inyari1ble rioidi,v
in the spot where The mnustlche onrht TO
grow, n" matter how poverty may hout Won.
or whllomr friends exhibit you the baeks of
their coats. Preserve your own self respect,
if you cannot honestly the respect Of Nam.
mons ido!atefs; aud, take our word for il.
yen will some day have an opportunity of
returning the nnripc prrsimnIon to the lips of
those VIII" have presented it to you, with in.
finite satisfaction.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

The n. Y. journal OF Commerce of
Thursday thus announced II marriage:
"ln Brooklyn, on Tucsdy the 2Sth inst.
hv the Rev. Mr.. Nye, Louis w. T""t, To
Aclrn J,'ann"ttr, Il ,ugh;rr of Philip Adams,
E,q., all IF Consumption"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

The snow on Friday was 50 heavy on the
Western IN. W railroads as To bring ploughs
into use. Some Of them were delayed in
time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

~ y new telegraph line is being con-
s'ririei along the railroad from New Orleans
to Jarkson, Miss.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14
BUFFALO, July %, 1856.

Ny DEAR SR-Your favor of the 18th is
this moment received, aud Your course meets
my hearty approval. While should be-
Glad to receive the support of all National
Union men, by wht'vrr name they may he
or may have been called, am opposed io
all bargaining. and especially with sectional
ism on amy terms. Let ny stand by the flag
Of the Union, aud il we go down, let Us 90
down with il filing at our mast head. !
shall look on; Tor no sectional plank on
which to driIt II shore,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

Mn. FILLMnRE UPPnssD TO FUsInN.-The
following letter was written by Mr.. Fillmore
in July 80 a friend OF the American cause in
philadcphid:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

Tue New York CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
According to the Herald, the delegation
from New York in the next Congress will
stand fourteen Democrats to nineteen oppo.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

INV JERsEY.-Newcll, the fusion candi'
date, is elected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
delegation, two Democrats and three opposi.
ton.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

lIOGS AND PACKING.-lncI LOUISVILLE Con-
rier Of the 18th says:
ave hear of no transactions in hogs for
packing Ly parties in the city, but hear that
various contracts h i've been made in the in
terror NJ and Al cents gross. The latter
for hogs weighing 225 pounds or upwards
These sales include some 800 10 2i00 head
in Mason county to packers at 1t cents. The
packing in this city will commence about the
18th to the 10Th inst us contracts have been
made to deliver hogs on the .20th,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

DEATH OF SENATOR CLAYTos.-A de.
spaich from New York, Of the 10Th, an.
nounccs the death Of Senator Clayton, OF
Delaware
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

MAssAoHUsETTs.--'ihcw whole Senate, and
800 out Of some $50 members Of the House
are Republicans
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

sltlOn, rs follows:
L. L. T. Wood, op. Is. N. j. Rossiter dem
@ JSF.Stranahan, opI ~ J. J. Gregory,
8. D. L. Sicles. dem. 20. w. @. johnson, &"
4. John Kelly 81, Henry Bennett, op
9. Mnclay IL" -. W. F. Allen, dem.
6. Jno. Cochrane," ~. Chas B. Hoard, OPP
I. George Briggs op. "a. a. =. Granger, e
s. II. +. Clarke, dem %, E. b. Morgan,
9. J. B. Haskn, 26 E b. Pottle,
10. A. s. Murray OF. ~ 5 G.. Halfway, dem
II. John Fream, = IS. w. W. Kelsey, OPP
u. }. Thompson, 20. S. G. Andrews =.
IL. a, b. DIN, 30. ID. Richmond, dem.
IA. Corning, dem. 81. 5. L. Church, a"
Is. Edw. Dodd. op. 30. :, q. Haven. op.
l6. Geo. W. Palmer" 3S.F. 5. Edwards, -"
II. +. X. Spinner,
In the present Congress the delegation
stands thirty opposition to three Democrats.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

,7Ss- The Steamship Atlantic brings intel
ligencc that the British aud Indian Govern
ncnts nre preparing formidable land aud
naval force 10 invade Persia
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

Terms;-s2a year, payable in advance, or IS at
be expiration Of the year.
~ No paper discontinued until all arrearages are
paid, except at the option Of the Publisher.
For announcing the Of candidates for office s.,
ash.
advertising rates.
All COMMUNICATION intended 10 promote the private
snas interests Of Corporations, Societies. Schools
Individuals, will be charged as advertisements.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

WASHINGTON USpS.--slr. Nicholson is To
retire from the editorial charge of The Wash.
ington Union on tho 4ih Of March.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

THE GASs-Finy.one counties have been
heard from in this State, and the nett gains
for Buchanan are 1868. There are twenty.
three counties yet To hear from. As soon MS
the returns are all received, we will publish
the table complete.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

BLoUNr CoGSTY.-Old Bount redeemed
herself most glnriously in the late Presidcn-
tal contest. making gain Of 3l3 votes over
Gcn'ryI v"e. We congratulate our friends
in Blount upon the gallant fight they made,
and the success that attended their efforts.
HAMILTON CoUsTy.-'rhc gallant Ameri-
cans of Hamilton deserve great credit for the
manner in which they acquitted themselves
in the contest. They carried their county,
making gain of 81 votes.
BLEDsoE also made n gain-4l votes. In
feet, the whole Congressional District stood
up well in view of the general giving way
of our friends throughout the State, gaining
l7s on the democratic m jorty OF IS.
In regard to MclIinn comfy weare free
to confess 10 a4illle disappointment, but to
no modification, as we polcd larger vote
than before since 1870. We have lock
ed over the field since The election, and
cannot see where the work could have been
done any better With three or four excep.
tons every old line wing in lhe<nuniy came
up to the scratch; and SO in Monroe, Rosne,
Rhea, and Mcigs--in all Of which our friends
fought manrully and sustained themselves
against the heaviest pressure and most nd.
verse circumstances under which any party
ever had to fight. In Polk the democracy
gained I5o odd votes in the Ducktown dis
trict-the rest Of the county gained little
for Fillmore, the net, democratic gain in the
county being l05.
We subjoin the vote Of tho District by
countirs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

a GREEN SPor IN THE DEsERT WASTE.
"A Fillmore man has been elected to the
Legislature from Dalton, Berkshire county,
Massachusetts. Barnum ought to nab that
chm,
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he following States voted for Fremont:
Total,

Everybody will remember that all through
the canvass the democratic editors and ora.
tors said that Mr.. Fillmore would not carry
nary State. The result shows that those
gentleman were lying and trying to deceive
the public, for which they deserve the exc
crations Of all honest men. We trust our
American friends will bear the slight mau.
ing they have received with christian forti.
tudc and resignation, consoling themselves
with the reflection that "whom the Lord
loves he chastrncth." In view of those
eight electoral votes, il is not such very bad
lick in alter al.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

lLLINois.-The accounts from this State
are somewhat contradictory. A despatch to
the Washington Union, 9Th, says it has gone
Tor Buchanan. Other accounts give it to
Fremont. Republican State ticket reported
elected.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

A CRASH The new brick walls of the
passenger Depot, in construction by the DIFF.
trrcni railroad companies at this point, fell in
with great smash on Tuesday last. The
hui ding was sumo 900 feet in Irngth and not
covered, aud the heavy rains of late settled
the fonnd:Iions on the inside, causing ho,h
theSdc walls to fall for $50 feet. The Depot
was much too contracted in the first place,
and We trust that the wisdom and liher lily
Of the companies interested, will replace the
entire binding with another more suitable in
all specls.- ChaH1nooga Advertiser.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

New YORK, Nav. lO-Thc Baltic has ar
rived with dates from Liverpool! to the 29th
October
unchanged, and prices in favor of buyers,
Trade is generally unchanged.
The Paris A!nnlieur estimates the relations
Of France with, England are not ~ friendly
aS to insure II continuation, and insinnatrS
that the English press me publishing caIum
MES against France. The Lnndun Times
replies, opposing the charge. The Post coin
cidrs with the M"nlteuI
The French and English ambassadors
have lett Naples.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

NICARAGUAN OFFLE tRoP.-We clip the
following from late number of FL Nicara.
gucnse:
A large number Of the estates confisratrd
in the lIivas DEPARTMENT arr known 10 have
considerable groves al coffee trees on them;
but We are told that for the past two Years,
owing 10 The unsettled conditiun nf the
State, the coffee has not been gathered A.
,pres'ni the new rr"ps just BEGINNING +" ri
pen aud few weeks We shlll see this mar
krt supplied with n good arlirir of cnfr.r al
native nrnwth. he cuff { tree grows with
but little cultivation. and blossoms in three
years after being planted. 4 firm can hr
very easily extended bv removing the piaais
winch grow up around the r'nis of the first
be ring tree, and one ranch we know of on
which there is 1T present hut one thousand
trees, conId in two years he made to grow
iilv Thousand. We have now no data on
which to found an estimate of the qnnntilv
OF coffee grown in this State; but We can
safely say that Nicirapnq, in two years,
could be made to export the article.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

VorEs IN TIM Five POINTS, New York
The Express gives the following as the
vote at the Five Points, New York:
Buchanan, 576l Fillmore, 10! Fremont, II!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

The RIoTs ATBALTiMoRE ELECTION DAY.
The American OF Wednesday afternoon,
gives the names of three persons killed and
of seventy eightN"unded, fifteen Of the latter
mortally, and mjny dangerously, and adds:
There were many others slightly wounded,
than those n7hed, whose names cannot be-
found out, and there is number of those in
the list wlp cannot possibly survive more
than fcwdays
A colorh man named Henry Washington:
residing al Gall0ws Hin, vas in the Brlair
market wprn the fight bcgan in that neigh.
borhood, which 81 frightened him that he fell
dead. Loronpr Stevens summoned jury of
inquest, who returned verdict OF death from
disease Of the heart, produced by fright.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

PAY UP YOUR Standardization il iii
rected to notice from the Secretary of the
East Tennessee aud Georgia Railroad Com
pany, mhich will be found on the next page.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14


LATE FoRN CnArrAvooaA We find the fol
lowing IN the Chattanooga Advertiser Of the
sth:
ATHENS, Tenn, Nov. 6. 1856
Messrs Crandall & Coorer;--The battle Is
fonght--the great American party is put to
flight, and the victory is ours The vote Of
McMinn stands for Buchanan, 1853
Fillmore, go
Bnchanan's majority SO
Democratic gain over Jihnson's vote as
Yours, de-, WM, GEoReE, Clerk
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

The ADVANCE IN The pRIcg OF STLK.-Thr
Paris correspondent of The New York Com
mercial siys the rise in the price of silks At
Lyons is forty per cent America has very
materially diminished the numberand amount
If her demands, but the same is not true Of
some other countries. The demands from
Russia and England continue large, even at
these advanced rates. The cause Of cnor
nous augmentation ofprices is obvious. A
disease of The silk worm made il evident tina,
the year would furnish but short crop AS
soon as this was known, the Rothschi DIS, the
rich Credit Mobir, and Altcs DuIuur, the
latter the largest operator in silk in the world,
went into the mariet 10 buy, so that they
now monopolize / for year at least, perhaps
longer
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

tg- Congress mssts Monday. let December
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

COP BLESS lIrTLE MARYLASD.-1'he
Baltimore Patriot justly cxults over the tri-
ulnph in Maryland, and claims for her the til
tie of the Banner STATE Of Conservatism:
"li large propnriiuh of the members of
the Confederation have not bee n governed by
principles equally LOFTY, but have been SWAY
ed liilher aud ihIlher by passion or by pre-
JUDGE; ur by the love of rficr; or by a spu-
ri"us philanthropy, we here, at last, have
proved faithful To what we believed 10 be the
trne interest of the Republic, and 10 the
statesman of whose administrative ability
and all-embricing patriotism even his p"lll-
heal enenes have expressed the highest ad-
miratiun.
Numerically the weakest Of the three
parties in the field, we still hold that the
American Union Party is yet morally the
strongest, because it alone stands sqnarcly
on the platform OF the Constitution, and dis
dams all sectional procIivilies. 1t has LOST
all but honur;'"bul rs truth CT u'h' TO earth
will rise ngiin," we have no fears that the
p rty will nut rally from defeat So long as
The compact nucleus n Maryland stands MS
an example aud an attraction"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-11-14

"Broad Is the road thstieai, to death,
And thousands walk together there;
But wisdom shows narrow path,
With here and there traveller"
Our correspondent can make the applica.
cation, and 80 can the locos.
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gINHR subscribsn are nov prsparedetc sseommo-
4 date the public with choice frcsh stock Of
Family 0rocsries, at their new store the corner
Of 9th and Blondcau streets, keOkuk.
We will not boast IL our long experiences In this
business, nor pfomise 70 sell you lower than any
other house, las IL usual with new storc) but can
assure you that whatever you purchase u us you
will And and fresh, and We Halter ourselves the
pricc will not vary much from other houses that
have he'd their goods On hands since the FIRST
All goods purchased Of rs will be delivered to
any part Of the city, promptly, II required.
Amouest our stock may be Found the following:
RIO JAVA, LAaUAYRA AND MOCHA COFFEE.
Imperial, Young Tyson, Gunpowaer. oolong, aud
SUGARS,
Crushed, Clarified, Powdered, Loaf aud n. Orleans
SUNDRIES.
Allspice, Pepper, Gloves, Mace, Nutmeg. tiin-
ger. variegStcd Sap, Cinnamon, Indigo, CASTLE
soup. Palm soap, family soap, Adslnanls candles,
stearnc Candles Mould candle ,speFn candles star
candles, Manila bescorsis, c. c. Soda. Sal soda.
3. II. molases, golden syrup, Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate, yeast powder, Iant currants,
hemp bedcords vinegar, starch, lard oil spirit gas
blacking, raisins, citron, figs 10.
We have also received q part Of our Baltimore
goods, TO which invite your attention, being oil
new and direct from the manufactory. This co.,
sists Of Raspberry, Blackberry, Quince, Red Cur.
rant, Apple and Strawberry JELLY. In anart. pint
.la rsas Eisss jars. A splendid assortment oi
corn, kc put up in cans, Dramatically sealed And
warranted TO re.sin their Aavos. Lobstsrs ~
Oysters, in and pound cans. Also, nearly cvsry
other article usuaiiy kept In Arst class famll,
grocery. Chill and see. No trouble to show roods
noy20 d2m G. W. PERDtYE 4 tO
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NRkENnIn GIrrs

SPLENDID GIrT6I
Ex1ressly Ter the M0lidays!t
Gvkk 5000 daersat kinds Of elegantly bssad
as. Ass % Juvenile Dseks.
DICKENS LITTLE FOLKS LlHRARY--A re-
ries Of bsAstiSa juvsniles selected from tho work
sPErYR PARLEYy cOTTAGk sToRIRs, il v.l-
unss. very abrasive series Of hooks, mot only
smnsing. hst isssrsctivs.
YQu9l PEOPLES LIBRARY-l2 kinds Of -
mir sxs sss's sRRf u.s.. kind. 81 p.rs.e,
i.tls GEMS, entitled, The Daisy Tulip, Jesssmins,
kass, Violet, Wedding Ring, Sacred Gift, Crystal
..yARlErr.-Lastls Li.si. and shs Fairies. I1t,,.
Folks Merry Tales, Mary and Florsncs, The He
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WipA6pirtt and Raan GODDESS, The Young Artist,
sssrtss q ths WOOD and lislas. te.
s: - a. n. nAsI T., bA = .nt ~
"a MaeiSS O CS.PasSne ssaiD.
HAVE assosisted With me in partnsrsiip inshs
tsata9 - eeadIsry Hardware basinsss, from
nsss sll . saadsssz = hsressfor. sadsr IL
aae afef Cisrk 4 Van Nostrsnd. s N
- JAMES LAkk. !
LaesheS asa SaAalery hardware.
VyHH nndcssikucd. succem1ss u the lee lrn II
A.R. THOMAS = co., sod osssrrisg tie old
stssd, .ss Prsleseawisa : ~ So = Essthsr &c
a Hapd.a~. |. ssppay III NJ ~ 8 IN want
ofSDe articles ~ - lsw rats = ~ SssA II env
westerns town. IAspecsion Of oar seoek Il selIcted
CLARK . VAN NOeIRAMpy
.seastess AasAs = Asssn11g1 G6SS.S{
~ aethoaa. sAants, sheessn, -, aA1pes1 - ~
Ne u slasssa, prisat4 sirclsa ord wessAipiag S9
's-s Viz p 1hs Heating; J rsss,.
8 &8&8 oAvs = 1AAA1N2A
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With this oass. This rule h imperative.
Bills FOR Jos wosx Ars expected TO be paid on d.
livery Of tbs work. unicss otherwise specially
agreed urou.
Aecoants With regular customers will b, settled
sasrtefiy. aalsss othsrwiss specially agreed upon.