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7cITuTTT Tours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT.

Hair RE+oBkuvE-In columns 70 day win be found
Prof Woods adve tsemept OF the above article which
call attention. What has done have witnessed up
several OF our acquaintanees IN ST. Louis. Hair
grey met view black brown, the might be,
being the color or early manhood and hne sod glossy
silk and that without any other application than ths kos0r
alive. II 4 has done this Others viii t not DO the
for any Of readers. whose frosty oroHs' we're
Ike the raven ocs" Of Locke Warke chief II they
wiz try itf We think s0.sckohrSe Charlottesville
Oct. 5, 1888
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CoEsuxPrIoE AID sPITzSo BLOoD.-see the
WffASS certificate OF SIR. Turner Il. Ramsey, for
many years proprietor Of the Farmers Hotel Fredericks-
burg, Va, and late Of the City Hotel Richmond, Va
Dr. John Bnges Of the city Of Richmond though regular
physician ard Of opposed to what be called quaek
medicines obliged say that its good effects in the case
Of Mr.. Ramsey, wonderful indeed
He had been given up By several physicians had tried
most Of the quac medicines and the verge OF des
Mixture.
the bottle, stating his cure
Sea Advertisement
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MARRIED

In Winchester, Jan. Is, 1886, Mr.. HARRY CARR
and Miss WEAVER, daughter oil DR.. VIM. Estell-
all Of Winchester.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Doris, ]. A
MEADoRs of the firm of Reed & MeadOrs, to Miss
AMANDA F BARLow-aI of Nurfreesboro
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MEMPHs EAGLE AND ENQUIRER no
tice that Mr.. J. NJ STocKDELL has retired
from this sterling American paper; and
that our friends, Pryor & GRAY, are now
sole Printers and Publishers A better
couple never pulled together. The Edi-
torial department continues under the
charge of j. p. Pryor Esq.
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TENNESsEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENAlEs
SATURDAY, Jan 26.
The Senate resumed the consideration of the
finished business Of yesterday, being House bill to
incorporate the Mineral Railroad and for other pur-
poses, and
Mr. Caldwell withdrew his amendment for the
benefit Of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, aud
Nj Head spoke in opposition to the bill
Mr. Brown supported il at length
Mr Ellis followed in opposition To the bill.
Aessrs. Hayron and Ballew also advocated the
bill.
And it was rejected, ayes 3, noes 10.
Senate adjourned.
MONDAY, January %.
Mr. Steele, from the joint select Committee, APP
pointed 10 investigate the Bank Of Tennessee at
Nashville, presented a report. Referred to Com.
uittee on Banks.
Mr. Caldwell, from the Committee on Internal
Improvements recommended the passage Of the
bill requiring all railroads to which State aid has
been granted, to come within the provisions Of the
Internal Improvement acts by the LIST July, 1857,
or forfeit that aid.
Mr. Rodgers opposed the bill in its present shape
and
Mr. Atkins advocated it. and Messrs Fletcher
and Brown opposed it, and it rejected, ayes 6,
noes II
Mr. Caldwell also recommended the passage OF
the bill 20 amend the charter Of the Nashville and
Cincinnati Riroad Company,
Mr.. Caldwell offered amendment, providing
the issuance of 1920, 900 bonds 10 the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company to build bidges.
The amendment consequently Withdrawn,
aud the bill passed End reading and Withdrawn
for amendment by Mr.. Head.
Mr.. Hall from the committee on Ways and Mean,
reported two bills and recommended the rejection
Of one and the passage Of the other (the one offer
ed by Mr. Johnson with certain amendments.
The bill was recommitted, and 50 copies ordered
to be printed
Mr. Whitthorne offered bill to make the town
Of Centreyie a scholastic district.
House Bill to amend the charter Of the Porter
Fire Arms Company, passed Bird reading.
Several House Bills passed % reading.
Adjourned to 2t p NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Senate bin to provide permanent burial ground
in each and every civil district in the State, was
read third time, amended, and passed.
Senate bill for the benefit of Kiusloe & Brother,
passed 30 reading
Senate bill TO pay magistrates one dollar per day
for services at quarterly courts, and dollar for
rendering judgment in cases OF misdemeanor, where
the defendant pleads guilty under the small offence
law, passed 81 reading.
Senate bill 10 repeal the act of 1884 amending
the Free Banking law, was discussed and tabled.
House bill explanatory Of the 10Th section Of the
Internal improvement Act Of 1854, passed LIST
reading.
. Adjourned TO % A ~ to morrow
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c. X. ORFICE, NASDAIIA, June 81, 1854
PROv W0oDDesr Sir ~ take pleasure In bearing VOL
untary testimony 70 the excellence Of your Hair Restorative.
Three months my hair very arey. IL dark
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application have made il has been hair Restorative
prepared by you and which from the result my
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Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT
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J. II. MCDONALD.

ATToR NEY AT LAW,
NASHVILLE, TESS.
ofses in Lindsley's Building, up siairs,) No AZ
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WeA~eS, DYSPEPSIA AND ISpIGEsrTox These great
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the health OF the sick See advertisement.
PEoF WooD's HAIR REsToRATIvR-The testimony Of all
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e0J@ To Nervous sufferers.-A RETIRED CLERGyMAx
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Of great nervous suffering, anxious make known the
means Of cure Will send (ee the prescription used. D
rect the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAoSL No. 50 Fulton St. Brooklyn,
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NtCEtNks no, June IlIh, 10.
Prof J. Wood As you sTe about manufacture and
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ply a. the dress which q drops Eould therefore,
recommend "a use 20 every desroas Of having hne
color and texture 70 hair.
Respectfully yours,
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Persons sending money by mail need fear It's being
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Ian, sir, yours. 4c-
Il. L. STEWART.

- Prepared and sold 81 ia Market street between
en- and san 81. Louis No. snd 36 Broadway New York
Fer sale IN Nashville, al Manafscsursrs prices, By
kWiN BkOTHERA
g. ". MISUNDERSTOOD.
Also for sale Prof woods Oriental sanztlTe Llnmsa.
and Vegct1hs LIE Pills. warranted better than any cher,
the money IN al sasss rsnded See circaar for all me-
cssszry information with agents.
novfT-atrwsufv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WsRS EoU EvEH N LovEs-RoaEi you Ike to be- Would
you like to marry the ctJecs Of Jour aseons Would you
Ike to take to your bosom and snatch from charms
the heart and face that you have for long fat
fear You canaot wnf There diligently about H. Pro-
lessor RosDovr has made easy. He hasgiven the whole
mysterious process in that book Of his The Bliss
Marriage II Il advertised in enOsher column.
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NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
TRRKs.

Daily Patriot ...tsOe. Tri-Weehy Patriot, $500
weekly Patriot $3.50; Weekly two years or two
copies one year $780, in advance Clubs Of TE Weekie'
or more, in advance, $3.50.
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LsnoM ssakse ~ la.e Frrl ~ - nstf e 3anrarF
n In, enF BY II ~ ASK aan1s 1sh tolh
j. feel Nfe 4ospe - keeE ~ ee, h4a sery
tathf ttt NJ etler aeF1s fetsa taF rf.an fztlEn
tE te4 tere rFax ~ ~ Fs - = ~ - 'eeac faa.
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The Statue Bill.

The bill TO provide for the erection Of q
bronze equestrian statue Of Gen. Washington
on some prominent spot near the Capitol, and
for marble statues of Gen. Jackson, James X.
Polk, Hugh Lawson White, and JOHN Sewer,
10 be placed in inches in the Capitol, was re-
iected in the House OF Representatives yester-
day, the vote being ayes ii, noes 46. This re-
suit has surprised us 40 little The hlll passed
on its second reading, after a very spirited con-
test, by handsome majority, and this lead us
20 hope that it would pass on its third reading.
We regret that the bill has been defeated.
These statues should ornament our Capital, as
every man will admit, aud the fact that the
State may no; Just now he in a condition to
incur the expense Of procuring them, should
have had no weight in causing the defeat OF
the bill, as it would have been ten or fifteen, or
perhaps, twenty years before these statues
could have been placed in the Capitol.
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10. G. BROWN,
DEALER IN
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c,
43 College Street. NASHVILLE. TENN.


MY stock Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery &C. now very
1 complete having received fresh supplies seiected by
one OF the arm in person, viz: Lubn Bazns and Mtche
Extracts; American Tinct. aud German Cologne Water
Fancy Soaps; Hair and Tooth Brushes in every styles Dill
uc ard Lubins Sachets; Aromatic Crystals China Metal
ana Glass Pun Boxes, several Styles Shell Coub, large
stock Also have on hand Indigo, Nader, hite Lead
Lnseed OH Turpeniine, &c, &c je9
pURE EIONONG LaISKY-5 bbls
OF the abovr, ust received Of prime quality Sold to
us Tor six years Old JO q. BROWN,
ST0NE WARE, 500 pieces Stone Ware, consisting
- OF Jars, Churns Jugs, Milk Pans, Crooks &C. Of
every she, just received. 10. G. BROWN,
80 College st.
DOHTtg AND SSOgCH AIE-constautIy
on hand, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S celebrated London
Porter ana Mems Scotch Ale. 10. q. BROWN,
4S College street.
DEsRL STARCaE-25 boxes Of a very superior
10. G. BROWN,
a. College st.
LNOR JEsBs.fLS-loolbs isinglass, Sheet and shred
\ Also, groee Sparkling Geiatne; upuys Extract
vanilla, &C. J. q. BROWN,
% College 1t.
COIN EOIL-ALbey a Cns Gold Foil constantly on
~ hand 10. q. BROWN,
- College street.
CONGRESS- WATFR-Constantiy receiving, al.
~ rect from Saratoga. Also, Empire Water.
10. &. BROWN,
IS College St
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~ FOX RENT.-A small neat FRAME DWELLING
HousE, No. % Spruce Street. Enquire at this oce-
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he General csmion balnesa heretnfors cndursse -
Perkins Campbell Ca w b enndacfsd Hiihonf intrrFup
lion 81 ". a. Perkins. nnaor iAe ssgis u
aseie-deakHu PERKfNH CO
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lETANTKD sstalish a. kaepcF ~ re sale 81 Wed
w iqultidgs ~ shch ihees i fa go 70 e2aD worsk
essd IN every heae that i hu1 Our A1saatares IN ne
49, e MschiRs that WI whole haar intn nssuIlrs
opeFaa1, aad ne large ~ capital ssnaaoFei
~ M C1uFany ensalH 10 Ffsu fersa csla.sir.ur
Pattern boo1 inflis1ot ecniainins $50 tailerns
Address ,. y. bALk HIls4 street.
iaa33-ia Ahats Isrlf.h. Ptlnaelnhln
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Respectfully yours,
Lorn. Iune ID. 10.

81. L0uls June -, l65e
Prof Wood As you abort prepare and your
recently discovered Hair Restorative, and yoa request
my opinion 81 H. win state thai my hair few monlhs
ago very gray aud aer using bottle Of your Hair Re-
stoTatve, II resumed ~ origins color. and applca-
ton danGrus has disappeared my bead and havs
been troubled with dsaFrceabic itching Of the scalp.
sateed that these who Il viii regret H. t
gives the appcarancc o. having been recently oiled.
prepared therefore recommend al Hho are
sirOas Of having bsausnsl head q hair.
an, ar yours. Sc,
~ n ainWkpT
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OG OSY;
Or, TIE FACTS AND PRINCIPLES
OF Geology against Theories. BY David n. Lord.
THE VOICE OF THE CHURCH,
On the Coming and Kingdom Of the Rsdeemer; or q
History Of rhe Doctrine Of the Reign Christ on Earth
BY D. T. Taylor.
DIARY AND CORRESPONDENTS
OF the lac AMOS LAwRsNcR with brief account Of some
incidents in lis e Edited by bis son. W. K. Lawrence,
NJ. d.
For sale BY To0N, NELSON CO.,
JANIS Al Union street.
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BANK OF PAms-Yesierdayw we were shown
bills of the denomination Of Is aud SIS issued
on this Bank, located at Paris, Henry county,
Tennessee; W. b. DoRrcH, President, J. b.
NcFERRAN, Cashier. The bills are secured to
the note holder by deposiiing bonds OF the
State in the Comptroller's Office
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MACKENZIE & WILSON

81 aakng arrengcnrnts % extend ne mansf4etns sef
II their sgo1Eht iran stove,
THR TE<NERsF1F,H
The popuiar sfose q ne south Ard soushwest orders,
corp, led q lay ever. can pss be speeti3 tisd-
ROOFING. GUTTERIko &C
he out door vork nprslss al TIA aud Copper Work
connected wth dsehirs hael, utlc ts'Ilnrs A.. lef
placed sndef ne enie lupnisnercc y ar. ~ w. Jones
late q loaIsfsie-
~ th arr3nrsuenf an vsr q re ,bsr ss-ipion en-
trusted - % vil b lnshed sei ts aons IN he
Eastern clues, aud - ne iosest rossbis lairs.
IN and ceIper Hoof warranted ~ fse years % ~
PeJ gafss-tght ard rtspecsluT rlr q ne rocf q
The frs Pr bylersn chaFrh one Of ie largest roo IA he
cry stch las net leaked single dg1p since pu en-
et pte edsDtsd n ne annHls roeEaE IL II naesrs
T1SWAHE.
Oar rnpaFe made b Re hssf ,nnc1anzs lhnl eau ~
feaB1 and u tas be.t kai h-aFirsi laaizfl1l
CAaTTNGa.
The sesi Pseufz cassnss ais.ys ea hal. nad - -
CAST TRoS sTovEs.
We hare had a. ~ iiar sIsrr SOFA - felh Cost
Inc saa neaEns san any sihr hel IN M cy and
ere dEisrulart "a y - anasreii
GRATIS.
We hsss % hsnt iase sioct ~ trEFinf aneH. Fa7na
aBs ore aratss fea ~ ~ u1neaesr .sl e1 csk
HOUSE FURNISHING e00Ds
0uf assertneet sarst SD l.ts u.eaF nrseIsl e
fspsal e hra eaeepfas. 80 81 ss ~ eHasf prsafo
- 4. of - PanefzsI EalspE7eFt-
A. sara enll4st1f - Al - e1ernsi ulh rnaEFrsNa
and e4arssca. 4na ue he's g auhls pst-
F.reff AACAAo1lk tl<o4.
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1HE husiress hereiare soadueied BY Ire subscribers
Il der the Erm o. SNOW. MACKENZIE Co, WI b
hereafter carried By them u1ler the arm snd style q
MACKENZIE . WILSON.
40 persons indebted the late arm requested 20 pay
up witA0us delay, farihr tusrnre c1nnet Poey ~
given. ALEX. MArkENZIE.
j. ". fLSON.
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LIABILITIES.
Unsettlve Claims for Losses and not cue,
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FLOuRI FLOURll

NuE Nee York Nils recently opened her Depot Al
he old stand Il The Port Eoysi as neIai No soush
CclcEs street, wh.fs N wi keep constsnty hand
large supply q Gre Hour par ua Fsssy ir farnY
Also. gool ot q cnbata tio BlckNhez kioar Meal
LrAn. &C A..
These Miis have lsrg he~R known In us eamunniy
fsrnhinr h- bet Fegr hat hru ~ 10 ibis martet And
AMY rre1irrs ri b seiiss 81 Nha want good fonf
thai 4 ~ their Interest - has % Ths astetan o. BA
ksrs + plrtsca .Ary siFe1tsd - tii,-
isnlf QUICK CO.
AkfROgGHT sPGKEs-ss kegs wroushs splass
w pm % e. nehes, received ~ steamer eraHli tad
rsals b. fset9J b. D. pIcktf.
/ EECHEs--iseo svsssiah Lsechss ~ bard asa
= sAae 81 10 &. nRoNN.
A ceaezS Il.
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Gold! GOld!l Gold!!!
1900 PRIZES, $4,000 DOLLAESI
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

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10000 NUMBERS ONLYl PRIZE TO TICKETS
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This LOTTERY drawn on the plan Of The ROYAL Lot
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DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS.
No. 80 i-2 CHERRY STREET
Over Houston Browns Law ofics Nashville
DERs0N5 sending Land Warrants 20 By mad, cas, Il
i they prefer direct them 10 fsn Cunningham win
through them transat the oEner without delay shs
highest market price In ezsh. oes1-wen
ROTl f..
FIfHE cc-partnership u ferkiAs. Campbell Co. Of this
ety, Il lh tay dissolved By muual consent either o.
The eopArtnsn having he Of Ne Of ne hrn Ia
iiquidntion- W. N. PERKINS,
W. B. CAMPBELL,
NEw 0RIEsss. Dec. & 1855. SAIL r. WALKER.
In retiring rom The Commission BeEiuess rcfaTn
thanSs % friends and paffans ana chssg nj
and ais partner w. a. Psrna aispgttkeE
wortAy q their condolences and Fa.re1sge-
W q. CAMPBELL.
SAM y. NALAER-
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Tozz and kAf Hiss iron Ihs city q KasAvfls.
fIfBte seAeoi s siu4,r a. aru en- ~ Midiir Frar ka
Tafupfte fAAtfs-Ine'ntlnf Eesrl. Fael LsshGs a.
hlsai a. $50 pr seeian & ~ ulsa14g Dee ta Fag.1s
- els = ssfislatsr, fhssehsr - fsz e fsarnzrI
sa2&-2n AafAI cAoHt.
u1Ss0LUFG0N.
FIfHF psffrerteip tsreore existing nrdrF ~ n1le &
El1H No1se iAia fa4 tseEet b nssnsl ss1ltsts
G G Asess hst NJ tsisasni q ~ bssasfs = a. -
afm ~ ~ Hs.klA
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-CoFFEE-The market is
steady and holders are firm. We quote a sale to-
day OF 5000 bags Rio at l0l2 for Inferior to Fair
GOOD and Prime Also. $50 bags fair Rio at II !,
and 100 bags Prime at IL. We quote Laguayra at
lltal2. Java l44al54' Stock Of Rio on hand
about 40, 900 bags.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1856.

ELECTION SATURDAY, MARCH FIRST
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w hite Lead
mARnIEi maRnr.Rfi

nj l. sHELToN, having resumed the MARBLE6w 40
w NUsINESS, solcis BIS ord friends AVID thelASAlI
pubic in general, who may desire work in hs une, - n
% give him call AZ his Shop, 81 Church q
street and the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot. He viii keep constantly on hand a supply -
Of MONUMENTS, ToMRs, Ae., Of he anesg Italian aud
American Marble Al work executed il the best manner
and warranted ser29-tf
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Valuable Land for Sale.

II HAVE an excellent Tract q Land for sale, on Ria -
Haichie River 10 Upton county, about twenty miles
road, containing about 500 This tract o. land Il 70
marsahiy riiie possrssts advantages and ean Be
bought very cheap. Fer further Information address ne a.
Sharon, Tpon county, Team or refer 10 SAM n Taylor
City Hotel, Nashville. lani9-,f Tnos. I. s0NERykIL
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PLANO FnRTFs
800 REWARD!

Every Piano Forte sold by shall be warranted in every
respect. We rdaly invite friends and al those In
Of superior in trumeLt to give "A cal No u
College 4 Id-c3-tf1 A X FREEMAN
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The Manager having announced his determination to
make this the most popular Lottery IN the world offers
February 18th, scheme that far surpases any scheme
offered In the annals Of Lotteries Look your
Examine the Capitals. W One Prize to eight Ticketsl -,
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e name q he evaporation il ETNA Insurance.
iPAHY, hocased 81 Hartford Conneciicat
ie Capt. al Is Five Bunirsd Thousand Dollars and d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-10
rrom tie WiIlIsm,burg Gazette

~ From til Williamsburg Gazette
r~The Old Town Clock. ~l
In the famous town of Richmond, In the centre Oh
the State, !.
To which the people come or send in Spring or WIN
ter late, 81 1856
To have their clocks and watches fxed-oiocks'
watches old and new,
There lives clever gentleman. called Bill Bar.tho
o-mew. -
By trade he Is a Northumberland q right smart chap
ID he-- %. S.
For he can also make speech and write good p-o-
ct r-y! flta
But every body knows that Bill Just speaks and
writes to show
That he has . wonderful facility for making stop
watches go
A gentleman, from Williamsburg, called on Bill the
other day
With a watch the wheels of which were never
known to play
Bill took it up, examined it, and saw the thing was
broke,
And pulling off his coat immediately got to work,
And fixed the watch very good that it is running
yet, r.. te1r.
Without the least of jarring or any sign Of pet
We recommend the = Common HalP' to see Bar
tholo-mew,
Az the townclock on the steeple is far from being
1t needs Ito make it work like it did when it was
new,)
little of the elbow grease of Bill Bartholomew
So if the Hall of Williamsburg will write to him to
-
What he will charge to fix it up---or what will be
his fee,
We're sure his terms viii be low that he will get
the job
And then our clock will go well gold watch in
q fOb-..Bob NH 8.--2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-10
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