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EAaCEZCE2zEB &EBeCEzWTqEl,
COlLEl1IEG AGENTS.
|ANu
GENERAL. AEEN9s FOR TEE EEsFEW-
BERG tOuPAN}. Or NEW YORK,

TENNESSEE. ALhB ,lIA AND GEORGIA
NasHd e, Tenn.
I'T arrangements msde.v ih The Gfarubs-g Company
- undertake tH vTE 1I rally their saa-A
zesiduc n every county, and city pro h- three States
Do dolr this uH.z yi ers0na by suparr-s1'ad h Dit
EsrETIth ug- sTF t0He-HTs fHr HEFur-s
men, Newsprpers Sc. sc and promise ru give Gloss Gr
f-ntrau rJ The interest OF % who employ We per-
m.gIsI f1 give tHr FOB iag.Ir r.i. Fences
J.~.N vs. p. Libby, prr. taa- Sew I1r-
Locke. EafrlHm q. e. b IS ar,r Street. SOS. York;
Roland Parry. E>T-, & st0n House, FbIllf e'HlIa-
PAYNE, Bissal dg Co, tfsbur-;
Livingston, CoueIandl o.. Pi.t-burg;
Com CHAM ts t0-, p s5urg lass FACTOR
o. 81 F0gg. E-g., Attorney 90 Law, Nashville.
"a NcEReuN WIZ
Gezsrs Allison, ALIe,1u & Co,
N.szrs. EaI1 BT1lhers Nashville. [Iec1-fr
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Refer To
President Bank ofRepubHc, New York.
L. President Bank Of Charleston. s. O.;
MsssrS. JOHN FRASER CO, J. W CALDWELL,
Ese On srlestJG - g.. aud Col, V. h. Sikf ENSON,
FresideBt n. G Railroad, Nashville Tenn.
aug266m inside
REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET,
PIIYiEL BOONE, in come zion with he i s.R
steamer Aeouia, will leave for Memphis nalsE
WEDNEsDAv, lhe 3IsI, at 70 O'Clock, a., aud s-1sz
l1htnue in this trade an season, leaving Nashville
Wednesday and Memphis even Saturday. d. passage
dso5l| -r' s''~ ''' A. 'H6NILroz, Agent
IUHNrINE ~rOCn wANTaIl
HAVE some valuable Real Estate which wal sell on
the most liberal terms oneai payas 10 80 cb I'D me
{ ebaEou, N0eusville, OF Charlotte Pixies, Vach VIII
de dSc a. od '''' r " BF5S#S, az erry
SHEHIFF'S SALE.
y virtue q two s TO me directed from ne , etea.5
-YOT Of N. Csfmau and Greenwood Fayna Fs. Lewis
lorgun, VIII on The 18Th day o. January b offer fog
lie 10 CHEST bidder for cash, at she Cou House Yard
ate iH Nashville, all the right title, claim and interest lbat
evils Morgan has in and TO the following dsscra real prop
.rty, t0wt: One piece parcel ludliag aud being
me county Davidson state OF Iena ssee 9 CYl Bls
Tet No. %, and bounded as follows; BG5nnE az ngn
oak(down) running North IS poles, East $50 a 70 a stse,
West q pole. hte and BLACK Pon south %, Po,ss 10
spanish OAK, West G3 poles TO White OAK s2-a ~ s
20 sake Hast 900 poles 10 Tue beginning containing 'n
Also one Tract Of Land beginning at Beech and run
niug North lbs poles 10 stuse two hckoHes' Two a.E
ooa poles q hue Oak thence Wet = poe % : r,
Gums LheuNgrtl "a poles 90 w its and olaca
East ls poles 60 sake, then DO e poles 70 ue peshE
containing one hundred acres.
ALSO, enc Trac, Of Land Boz same Coung and State as
ginning Red oak thence E- 800 poles to spanish @ @
erge Nor 10 poles TO Back 0aA thence Wess lU1 pgas
Also one Tract of L.ud The County ahd STATE s
aforesaid beginning he'd OAK running Noda 20 pols .,
asl-he White oaks and a.ack oAk pointeTs' Hence " e5
hekore thence IS roles m Stake, thence south dS
n a.
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one $3.50 Of L-lway' Regulators FI3 uusUHra betta
purpose .lau oil, pills. blue PILLS. Lasr
l.uus pills, or amy v-hcr -ailarcr o0us Grslc psTrs
iye, sztsr OF ssanEo The Regulators WI qaicEg open
tIr D1wli-r I1rce natural passage and Wiii leave ne
whole sy-Jell "a BCaI-ly state
FALoEf-.IEU MATISM.
How tre e. be Remedies raised JIrs. sarah a. n5srh
trHu crippled ard helpless condition sound hes y
EUer s<ii Of tong oil the learned ohfsfcfrra
Sar YORK H.d Jailed % relieve aaf, lf5. Parker s--
HarIia, ana AaceiaI.
.-L. .EE .EIIEE-
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0Dp FELlows HALL-FBIGID ZONE PAEoRANA -
"a the Absence Of every scene with which we are
familiar, we are Constrained to pronounce this ex-
hibition a novelty. Public opinion in regard to il
Is most favorable, aud critics concur in its positive
ezeelleuee. a better compliment to its rare fssc-
uaiions IT would be impossible 20 conceive. Ithas
succeeded iu making marked sensation in this
city, and is keenly relshed BY crowded audiences
nightly. Il remains only during the present week
MARRTED-In this city. on the 3O,h ult BY
Rev. Ivo sohscht, ST the City Hoel, John S.
Mosby, to Miss Pau.iGe Maria Clarke, daughter Of
Hon B L. Clarke, Of Kentucky.
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EEEATHAIEAIN - 80

w T. OEsr r safe Tracts Land udaeeHs q sarh
W .Htr ClUtl ming 51I e the faaar sart
telEe miles East o. sparta, Waite County. Im1rorsmenis
e Tract. so 1rras in cultivation orchards. dfa. o. ne
r hrg Isl tlr finest constant Water power. able ID
auE u-aou-t of machinery without eIususs O.
danger d1ods. being large slrs1 hrsrt
l E lsa 0ulial SIZE, o "a Above iheisVe OF 60
Fa.. g. 5st lIaEy point wanted. Ess Eaad r.
H tal-t- we'll adapted tl stock r1slr-. cIlF1r u
.H F.. -alris, Sc Also, g00i f1r Wheat aui Corr.
ga. e-r-ai1 Fiii be- For f4r1er ptrtruass co.
I. .Isci2-.l ,. Z. q Il H. lHOfpfF
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%. GhaIlenberger,s

NEVER AND AGUE ANTIuJTE, FORTHE SPEEDY
Z safe aud radical cure of FJRW Of that stress
mo NGady-on entirely new principles. u Sold a
Wholesals BY Ewin Brothers, aud Retail by 10. Brown
Nashville. Tenn. June rs % 1s+
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Preserve Your EHair,-To those who are rot
aare thar each particular hair the hsad is hollow
through itch fluids circulate which convey noursh-
ent and mpart lis peculiar shade of color, seems in
comprehensive how Testorayes can produce Teuovug
influence. While preparations 0fths uagEre were entrusted
Quacss, and ignorant manufacturers OF perfumes and
eosmstos much and irrsRarahs mischief inflicted
many lulous and dsluded sufferer. But when lfc
men like Professor WooD, bring the lights of physol and
themistTy bear upon the treatment of such special the
result is the complete which certificate ou-
q nds Of re- eyed sufferers bear testimony to- See ad-
ysrtisemenI.- Dstoit CartOEa VIHdialtOr.
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j. T. SOUTTER
President Bank of Republic, New YORK;
j. SASS, Esq,
President Bank Of Charleston, S. O.;
Nsssrs JOHN FRASER 4 CO., j. W CALDWELL,
Ese J5nsTlest1G s. G.. aud Col, V. h. SIkF ENSON,
Fresd dent n. 4 G Railroad Nashville, Tenn.
grg26gr1 - inside.
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..-.a al.t containing - aees Of ground 49,
-I-s1 DO usar la fausC5 = not q. slzI sftigt aa4
--. Soon ..s s,sfls ~ ss 6 -s nos 51i-s ds-.
y i2la. &. - y Alilssl, .,si..s ~ i11'si
-c Psa9u ZOOS tiF5v Pan
HE---t-- l.l1Ty l1arrd. n saras
the Isl . De Sore
81 LindsieY E-eia59-ln ~ HOLlsIFs ~
AasnFi-77 +of rl-a f1l-1El lards and ~ snly lti
zfles, t0getllf villa Aaiads siocLi and tef-his
Far iasllsr information sppy 20 ne Tf2irs'5 as ~
Vllls Isn1s f
OLEN, IL. N.,,
BroldWsil--ts
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS

LGUALIZlNG THB CIRCULATION,
sls rs-i-.uz ali lse organs 1i the body aslurs a.
.rTaH-
s-=ss's t-EuiIors possess properties tlat en- ofhs
" deficient l1, and are i.a pills use ihal ca
s ls-H i'f als length oi uHe without Eeszeufg 90
tea.
iHa- s.Hass leave iHa'g7,-1l 30 asaly Conditions k.
..rr- Fe.7. a=srtY lcrass kl1aaJs and SKIN reruar
-la rlE discharge Ll r rr.i luuelals Eiihout re
81, mss r-tu. means.
rrrlg fHrs OF fttTlF Regulators that taken via
Hfse E Ie, flesh sireaetE and sound heaItb 10 -
...e aH.. feeble body.
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HAVE large number Of Negroes on hand; among q
several No, Carpenters and Biacksmhs, PlOu On 81
Fancy Boys and Girls No. Ssamstress, and especial
would l call the attention Of the public several C p
Cooks, Washers &c. As there great scarcity ~
negroes to hire for year would advise you ca au
buy one will sell so cheap you will hardly know
dec24-tf REEFS ". PORTER. Per 4.
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.se..Terr l-s #arst .as i1or- r,--t...
s.iulr-.-.- ..- aa1urs- b. s.. uavof llu b tis
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Arrfwed ~ T,aeT,.

Arrived at Last.
THE prettesi lot Of Toys received in Nashville just
received to-day, December 24h, Albert Vozos
oldest Toy and Fancy house in town. ALBERT VOlZOF.
dec25u Sc College
NOTICE TO ETNEEAE NDEEETAKETsS ~
THE CiE Y AN ID COUNTRY.
y RANE'S Patent Metallic Burial Baskets can be had
< Wholesale Retail by applying
dcclg ID. W. RUSSELL. gent
r. L. WeakIey's, Of Broad sni Front Streets
or DEEES.-Orders for Pittsburg, CDcinnati Louisville
~ st Louis Manufactured Articles viii be promptly at
tended to. D. w. RUSSELL Agent
Once z. WeakIey Of Broad and Front ,treets
TEMENT.-IO0 b5Is Store for sale 10 he v hole
- sale trade at c0stand charge.
declq ID. W. RUSSELL, Agent,
r. b. Weakey's corner Of Broad and Front streets
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tss esli..s-,- ~ The trzs 1nethod ~
Of PURIFYING ~ 5i1ai aiaiQu tae Only e.eal
ksSaiasl-1t Q. 1aasay.s Ready Rsiies a.
rhsamatsul -s.l pl-l-lt Of con shs, sruess... y.
t1ri.,-E cf,.-tls fenllLleut and inteririss-5,
&c. $40 ana al contiguous ana ao1-e- 49,.
IslSri9, tbs On h-vay's Roaovauag as,oi-sa.
Bronchitis Althnal-li' " e healih, and aeeaIaa
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WISH to sell the plants which now live lying on
Carers Greek, ten miles noTIh Of Columbia and
miles west Of Spring Hin, c1naing five hundred and thirty
five acres three hundred and seveny-fye which
good state OF cultivation Persons wishing purchase
would do we'll . call examine property before bus
ing.
dec25-Iam dtw&w-f Y S. PICKARI
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THE partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the style of. G. d c. Robertson,
this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
business will be continued at the Of stand Broad
way by j. Robertson who authorised all busi
hess connected with the late drm.
N,sHyrrLE. Nov. !. 1856. J. G. ROBERTSON.
BOv4-tC CHAS. ROBERTSON.
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CROoKER's MILLISERY E-TABLUHWEET.- ester
day was the Fal opening day of the above os.sb-
iishmsnt, aod prompted by desire to see some.
ghng We nice as well as TO be IN fashion las near.
y every body, we thought was t5ere.) we went
along with the tide and i2o1ed at the large aud
6ne display Of millinery and fancy goods there 10
be seen Mr. Crooker has broughton a very large
and varied stock embracing al the sr:ioles belong
ing to the trade, OF every style and quality. T-r
stock Of boonets, flowers, ribbons trimmings, hea
dresses &c, is far beyond what we expected to
see. TIE finer qualities Of these various styles G.
goods are indeed superb surprising ary.hir ".
lave ever seen. The boaue;s, particularly, "
look upon as the pret,iest Jhrgs IN that line ever
introiocsd to the ro.isu Of the pq5iic.
Mr. G. is prepared to sell millinery goods a
wholesale IS wen as re all sad country dealers g.
ssiring to purchase VII do well to examine l.
stock
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GIFTS, FREsENTs; T0KENs AND KEEP

ITO euumer0te the variety quality, well the guam
tily OF the sUOye articles would patient. suf-
fee il TO say all Of recent importation and manufac
tur Care attention has been bestowed 10 select hun
dreds OF articles suitable the present occasion, which
decz3 CHARLES ROBERTSON.
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BEAD HBB LETTEs

ss-s-s. BslHay & Col tried your Ready as..al -.
all lg aai- dubbed 6ill aud never ell pain alter l
S.r do Id augw west tfc'mp pare % 90 but charm ID
b. mystery 1 me- slsa cripple for two ysars and sa
-.wu ID skeleton. ileu com neuc1i The Of roa
Ssaly heslr hesaFsn add -gaaiofl- The pain ai q.
minutes, aud began 10 zlu slrUuEth V6rt si
1gua wala with ease iu lew weeks before heard "a
your remedies was ilEs1 % Dr. Parser, Dr.. heesa 81
HlT.Ls, Ur. Aaciel4ns an ullg o-Etf phl slclar n
-g, il-n NOS BOW rem mJ-r com pl1Isy puilad d
pieces b. tlea- Ay cgn5l-l-on was cJmpiesely bra.
Ig with medicines lual DAD 5000. could not uut
loot lI The ground nor pleE pa. Illtsd aa e-
lsJ up and down s-Eirs iae nisut and now ~
Sod Hy The OF Fuur remedies, stron q ever
has the colou rneulllLlsin slalst1ry and chronic
ana Tie palsy, f.uc1l publish tins, If sou Ike
elHlH A
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BREW q CALD w L L L,
NEW YORK,
GENERAL CON MISSION MERCHANTS

~ r. GRAIN FAC TORS.
No. o. Old Slip, Corner Water.
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SHAGPE's EIFLE5.--AI sP3r,amen, who are .
want OF good and reliable gun, especially adapted
fer barge game sl2a as Bear Deer, &c, are invited
+ 90 call at the store of Fail & Cunningham, No Il
Public Square, and examine Shapes Patents pct
ing Rife" which in raydi,y Of firing, accuracy @.
sim and length OF range IS far superior TO any qua
ever inverted aud unlike say other Patent Gun Is
construction Is 50 exceedingly simple tha. i is -7
more liable 80 get cute order than the comm 2
Kentucky Rifle
Il E d G have also few shot guns made on lie
Esus Parent.
NASHVILLE. July g. IS56-6-a
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I IMPORTANT TO DAGUERR EOTYp-
Il ISIS, MARBLE DEALERS AND OTHERS. =.
Monumental Daguerreotvpe Gases.

method mas long 0eeu sos:,As 'o., - - O..
and Monuments have been manufacturing these Gases
for the last years. and warrant them to secure
the picture for a number of years,
The outside case is made of Parian Marble, and the
box which encoses the picure and keeps it in state Of
great perervaton for long number of years. is made Of
brass--G bOr 1t makes very neat job
Head Stone or Monument They are used in Greenwood
Cemetery, Mount Auburn, Laurel Hil and many other
Cemeteries in the Uuitsd States. a5es
liberal discount made to Marble dealers and Daguer-
reotypists Price from 81 % each to $3.50 circnlGr
Of engravngs will be sent to any address, Tree with price
A L. BALDWIN, Agent of sFausOleum Dag. Co,
ds dSm 1856 Broadway, New York.
GsINGER's WING MACHINES
- These celebrated machines in practical aud prof
liable in all parts of the civilized world In all the
various trades aud in sewing every of fabric either
OF cloth leather they have been fully tried and APP
proved Sewing machines Of other manufacturers often
fail TO work but SINGERS Machines .aau#egI e
Always Operate Perfectly
being strong durable and complete continuance and
workmanship A perfect Sewing Machine Kept employed
affords clear profit Of $1,000 year, but an imperfect
one cause Of constant vexaton and loss The entire
reliability Of machines is great reason for ther
unparalleled popularity.
MACHINES FOR FAMILY SEWING,
of fra and delicate construction recommended by
other manufacturers. Such machines made to catch
the eye MT TO perform substantial work. The truth s
family sewing machines ought to be stronger than any
other because they into less skul hands than when
sold tomanuacurera and used for greater variety
OF work. The machines which have proved best for all
other purposes be be best for family and they
are Singers The speed Of yur machines lately been
doubled No other compare with them in quantity Of
work. rE
New machines Of the latest improved style, will be ex
changed liberal terms for old sewing machines Of
make, Tor operative machines Of other manufac-
tUrerss Local agents wanted to sell our machines.
a. B. All persons desiring full information about
ing mechines OBJ aie it by applying for copy Of 81
NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette, paperdeeoted entirely to the
subject 1t will be sent gratis. I. NJ. SINGER & CO.
Principal 0fiee, 3 2 Broadway, New York.
mn N
Al Hau1ver st., Boston. JAP Chestnut st., Phila.
so Westminster ST.. Provi los Baltimore st. baltimore
denoe. ee Bss Fourth st, Cincinnati.
2T4 Broai st, Newark, N j. Chic tgo, Illinois.
S47 Broadway Albany, NY. 65 North Fourth st Louis.
Gloversvile N. Y. 81 St. Charles st., NEw Or
98 Chapel st., New Haven. leans. faa hes
II Buchanan St., Glasgow. 20 Dauphin st., Mobile.
o2O d3m
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FLANNELs. FLANNELs.

Bales Domet Flannes, 49, cents.
- Wool % 20 cents,
{" Gray Twilled" etall wooD rs cents u aai
g Red twied Flannels, Iall wool), rs cents.
&C yard wide White Flaunes 25 cents.
g Cotton Flannels, 10 cents.
BLANKETS. large size, only $500 CURTAIN MUS.
Inns from III c.nts CRASHES Of all kinds. TABLE
DAMASK Bleached and Brown. BROWN O0vGRS,
from % cents. NAPKINS, all Linen. from SLIPS per
dozen. BLEACHED LINEN COVERS slightly dam.
aged by water, 4, only $l,0O. LINEN DoYLIES.
large size, only 81 cents. EMBOSSED COVERS all col
urs, only 81 rs.
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sI7EGS, sELE6s. SILKS,

New Silks, for 50 cents.
+" " 62t cents.
4" " rs cents
ALI our rich and high cost Silks at great bargains.
q L A q n SILK s..
g Pieces English Crown Black Silks, only $I,00
20 Rishof's Oil Boiled Silks only 81 90,
o &c - sc extra heavy, $1,l2k
Government 0'Amerique Silks, only 81 rs.
Gro B'i liant Silks. very rich, ouly 81 so.
0 Black Silks of other m4ses as loR as 62t cts.
the above is sqmpe of the many bargains to be
found at our store.
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Gather Betting,
MAonlNE RELTING AND TUBING.

Manufactured under RIDER & MURPHY's Patent.
We aio keep for sale endless variety of Gua Per-
sha and Wafer Proof Goods, 1.-THE former of which
received the Gold Medal at he Worlds Fair AMI Ameri-
can Insute) am ing which may Re found Steam Packing
Hose Pipes, Fire Buckets Horse Covers Wagon overs
Piano Forte Covers, Orumb Cloths Sheeing, (for SICK
Bhoes, Gun and sto Cases fe Preservers Air Beds
Woips, Toys, &c, sc
The Guta PecAa as will be seen below being entirely
different in its nature from Rubber will not be affected
by exit emes If heal cold, oils, acids fatty snb
Stances aad will crack dec0m pose or becoin etcky
and has the advantage of outn0rlng any 9th article
heretofore used as water poof besides being cheaper
in prlce.
our Machine Betting, Packing, Hose Pipe &c, being
composed Of the material is found to be the best article
used for such purposes The Betting where subject
ed to heat or friction, where India Rubbr ", uld
decompose and be ONE sticky away DRY and can
be for belts where great fri ton would be pro
ducei, and is warranted to better than JEATH
and when the prices compared the economy and
advantage will at once b9
We would earnestly call the attention Of MAcHIvIsrs,
CoTToN AND WooLLEN MANuF AoTURERs, PAPER MAKERS,
BAVING aud planning EsTA BLsHMsSTs owners OF GRIsr
MILLS, and all prOprietnrs establishments where belt
ing is used, to this article OF GUTTA PERCHA BELT
ING confident after one trial they will acknowledge it's
great advantages all other kinds We will allow all
those who in doubt to tl utility the privilege of
testing ass ronS Of its merits, AMI If not satisfied
that what we have stateds correct they will not be called
upon for payment.
GUITA PERCaA-This arctcle is produced from a
uVe O sap, taken from the lsonandra or 0utta tree
winch is indigenous to all the islands Of the Indian Ar.
ehip'lago and especially to the Malayan Peninsular
Borneo, Oeyon, and their neghhorhoods in which arc
ound immense forests Of tal yielding this product in
great abundance.
lts fruit ntains concrete, edible OIL which is used
by the natives with their food
La its crude state, Guta Pereba has no resemblance
whatever 10 Inqia Rubber, are its chemical or me
ehanca properties the same does the tree from which
take" belong the same family of trees or grow 10 the
same soi YET from the fact that be dissolved al
wrought into waterproof wares, many not informed OIL
The subject have inclined to the belief that the TWO ma
terials are identicaly or very nearly The Same m
nothing could be erroneous dawiv d91
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CLOAKs, CAPEs, TALMAs.

In this department. have Grand Opening every
ay where be ard very latest and richest styles
aryjpg ia price from $I.5o up, G.ad5ess Cloths
Al Wool and Cotton aud Won Lades' Cloths, in every
oor and quality, cheap. Veivets, VelVeGs We
re rec living weekly invoices of real Lyons Veves which
re can sell so to defy competition. We have also
'rge assortment OF Cotton Velvets. which will be sold
bean.
ents pair. 5a
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QuILTs. QUILTN.

1914 Lancaster Quilts, for 81 25
lO4 q - 474 'a
t2-4 Lancaster Quits for 1924 Is.
English Toilet Quilts, Tor 175
Also, large invoice Of English, French and German
Toilet Quits nch design at less than Auction prices
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PANNEL AND DECORATIVE
q 2 e z Il q N e Z AZ Z. 8
Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.



"A BIG sPE CULAT ION
One OF the most remarkable Machines that have vet been
invented in this inventive age may be seen corner of
Market and Friend streets, ami Main Depot;
small compact, neat and simpe it surpasses any thing
OF the KIND hitherto presented to the puUlc for she'll
Ing Corn, costing
LESS THAN OTHER MACHINE,
1t shells all cassas Of corn from the small pop to the
great Illinois corn, and strange say It is self adjusting
rating eUery kernel perfectly clean leaving not one In
OVUo ears .! CON- wet Dry and with the same facility
ara what is still more kabe, lad 10 years old or
even woman can with all ease, shell one hundred
bushels day, and without the least fatigue Ac ink
Rutomlcay, IL feeds self, separates the cob from the
Corn reposits the latter in bag basket ready for
grinIlng IL Is emit civ new, and we challenge the
"oilu 70 dlPrUHvti
construction, efficiency, philosophical arrangement me
anical adaptations advantage and cheapness Here is
magnificent speculation without any risk, and above
and beyond all competition.
This is 30 fancy picture, and we invite the most rigid
scrutiny the severest investigation in any shape man
ner or form The results Of such examination VIII
than confirm all the preceding facts We offer this splen.
did monopoly for Moderate Investment and will accept
part of it in the results they accrue if SO desired
For examination call above.
II A II Il l. Il Y &c CO.,
d23 d&wly BOSTON, MASS.
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WHITE LINENS

Gases White Linens, slightly damaged worth 62l
bens only SO Shirt onts 6i 1911 H. 90 and rs
cents. Best Clored Cambrios 81 cents. Best English
secia 10 cents, Best sarsenet Cambria, 10 100
Oomforters, worth $500, for Sl,50. 30 GENTS
sHAWLS large size, all Wool, only 400 $4,000 worth
Of MUSLIN, EDdlNGs, and INsERTINGs, at your
own prices
N. o. Customers should not fail to give an early
call as We are determined to close out entire Stock
WIN. LOCKE, 81 Co,
Nos h Lincoln Honse Block, Main St. Apostle
Boston and Worcester Depot r
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HOUsEKEEPING GOOD

70 Bales Brown Cottons, only ct cents.
4 Gases Bleached COttous only 81 cents.
Gases yard wide Bleaehed Cotlons, only 8 cents.
Cases yard wide Beachel Cottous, very fin9 10 cents
&c ga =" g" {" " 1875 cents,