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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-28
BUILDINa ASSOCIATION.

'NRUSF SALE. By virtue Of a deed exseOted 70 the
nashville Bniiding Association b. Weaver, Whieh
OF record II the Registers Office Of Davidson County in
1ook No ~ page %, the said Nashville Building Assoea-
uon ~ rs treasurer viii SATURDAY. the 5th day OF Sep
uon 70 me gns bidder for cash. the properly therein de-
oeng ot IN south Nashville fronting forty feet on
aIed comfortable family residence The equity oredemp
on waived IN said deed sale place as " O'Clock
m augSot I'd CHS. A. FULLE8, Treasurer.
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SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND LEATH-
Err VALICESs
lust received
y Ladies Large Dress Trunks with TTsyes;
Bonnet boxes laI sizes,
English sole Leather Turks;
Buggy
Ashland Vslices, Superior artiee;)
Leather IIsy cling bags, dc.
For Sale very cheap BY JOHN RAMAGE,
augl5 AZ College street
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SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Il. S, French and Son,

ON TUESDAY, SEPT. l, will offer for sale in front
" warehouse Cla street, at 10 O'Clock, the fol-
lowing articles of which desire 10 close With
out reserve, viz:
80 hhds Sugar, from fair tol5O doz. Painted Buckets;
prime; s. reams Wrapping Paper;
100 n. o. and Baltimore 25 bbs Dom ssic Brandy
Coffee; - bbls. Holland Gin;
Nails choice brands; SO Dbls Julius Smiths Old
500 boxes Star Candles, full Reser-e Whisky;
weight; 90 cases Matches;
1000 bbs. Whisky, VaYiousIO 90 boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 Whea starch;
100 boxes Tobacco; 10 CheroOt Cigars
1000 cousFe and fine Saltl5O TalOW candles;
l5G 900 Cigars, ass'd brands 50 Backing, large and
$50 doz. Brooms; small.
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles the geOcery line too TO
mention aug2S q. S. FRENCH q son.
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NEW 10: of The above Just received packs ges Of
a New York made ale Pumps, lot with silver tops;
50 boxes French COBecieuar assorted candies
order fresh day crackers fresh every day; 50
nuts asorted 100 0bis ale, best brands These articles
re fresh aud will be sold cheap
auQ4 u. kOBERI-ON, Br0af way.
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n@ In an enumeratiOn Of steam Engines used in

E6r In an enumeration of Steam Engines used in
Nashville, the Net0S says:
No. 8. T. NJ. Brennan, College street. This was
the first engine made in Nashville. 1t was made by
Henry Ament, for S. P. & II. Aments' foundry in
IS47.
The statement above we understand is incorrect
According to information. n. D. Ellis in
1s42built an engine for the Saw Mill of Samuels s
Co., near Lebanon, and in 1913, Mr.. Ellis built two
engines for Gilbert Deshields for their Steamboat
Bolivar These the first engines built in Nash
Vile The engine referred to in the Nc'cs was built
by H. Ament s. n. D. Ellis.
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PEACHES IN o.
Notice.

lust received per D. A. Gvsn on consignment
- IS doz Cans Fresh Peaches. Warranted good
Ir0sIA CARTER. MCKAY & co
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Cloth, So; Law Binding, 81 50.
OPINIONS OF THB Pass.


This work viii bring 70 the attention Of the present gen
Grafton multitude Of thngs connected with the govern
which have long lain In forgetfalnessse York
dependent
This work will prove of immense value to public men,
Endto Every American citizen who aims know the civil
history Ofhs Country-NsS York CoNrisr aud Eugursr.
Col Bsntons qualifications for this task no one can dis
Puts. His upon the title page inspires conf
denee in itssiatemsns aud faith its imparaly and
tire faithfulness.-Bost0R Tr1rsllsr.
Ills surprising 10 see how many the subjects which
still before discussed b the fathers in the very
Infancy Of the confederation. We shall welcome each
eessivs volume of this very valuable addition TO
the history of the eOuntry-B0slOa Daily RsVsrtisr.
The Abdgement Of the DEBATES Of Congress- Oy Mr. Ben
ton, Hasds with much and exesllsEl Judgmsnt
This work will form almos complete history United
states the adoption Of the federal constitution
will be Invaluable work OF refersnceJvsD York Con-
mersisl.
The theory Of institutions the and working
the various parts be correctly understood BY those WIS
will bea; the trouble study; the Of this inof-
nation viii be, in these Debates, within the reaeh Of every
citizen. The indexes the end OF each volume render
easy to turn to any particular subjeot.BE5aIO dorts,
An enterprise this interesting invaIua5ls aud M
toual, deserves the ample encouragement The
thor says in his prefass that will be him
o. lovesnd of pride, rssusCiang the patriotic dsadaO
skipped and each in his place. tie best Of his
hand.-B0st0n Post.
This abrdgemsu considering the uestimabls value
Debates, complete political history Of the country forms
treasury knowledge WHICH should possessed D. every
citizen who afford land there fewwho not abba
coming OUT will, ssrally, Rzlstis,
Orleans.
This sbrdgemenis not to borestrced 70 the speeches q
celebrated orators, will business men, and
the Planest speakers who spoke give informA
ion subjects Of surviving Interest DAILY PisayEHs s
Orleans.
By these Debates End the first business inrodueedinc
the House OF Representatives,. A1or the Inauguration,
bill to collect Duties Imports and curious and inter
eRg of the debate that every speaker seemed
regard the protection of bOms industry c the OBJ
eets be embraced matter Of coarse in any project for
raising the We shall probably receive the Of
every reader ia saying, thai living person combines
of the qualities necessary for the proper execution OF
this work than the Senator who has undertaken
it--Natgaal IaLsAigsAeer, Waslingaa.
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H% Boys are said to be dying of i" hog cholera"
b Carroll county, Nd,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-28

RARE CHANCE FOE SPECULATION.
any person has S95nOO more han he wants asd wiz
loan TO = III take great pleasure in naming our
Machine shop anfFOundry after him. DontaI call ct once
Spectators calling the above business will please call
between toe hours Of and p. The most fuportaut
PAT T. big name See advertisement below.
Nashvile, aug. - BILLS & MOORE.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
Emigrants for Nicaragua

A Ii Young who DESTROYS Of ENGRAVING 10 Mic
"A aragua with Gen. Vim. Walker, have Opporuni
of enrolling their by calling upon either Of the
dersigned. n eLAUGHLLN,
z W. CLARK.
III Mr.. Mclaughlin can be found at the Daily Gazette
Office at any during the day. Mr.. Clark be at
h.
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aU. DOUGLAS

HAVE received and cfsr for sale first assortment
Of FALL and WINTER GOODS.
Preferring reduce my stock before removing to &
Douglas corner building, viii submit TO lower prices
more expensive business location would Justify.
Responsible buyers Of Goods al Wholesale who would
their interest by nsttnng comparison. shall
several cent they will examine this extensive
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-28
THE FRAMING PRIVILEGE.

AeSsrs. Editors:
Will you be 80 kind as to inform as well as
others who are in the dark, whether member elect
ed to Congress has the right to frank letter before
he has been officially informed of his election or
qualified. ! noticed letter few days since con-
tanning the frank of the distinguished member from
the second District, and could but believe he was
rather premature. That privilege is granted them
during their term Of Office, but l did not know a
man was in Office until he had been qualified, and
had taken his seat.
lam aware ii is rather a small matter, but doubt
not the learned gentleman labored quite hard to
make the herd believe that the compensation bill
was 8 monstrous iniquity and beyond endurance
Three cents is not three thousand dollars, but it is
all the same in moral point of view, and looks quite
large to penuriOus NJ. C. The laws must be faith
fully executed!
The law in regard to this matter is very plain and
explicit A member Of Congress elect has the priv
ilege of frankiug letters public documents, begin
ming sixty days previous to the first session of the
Congress to which he is elected and continuing six
ty days after the adjournment of the second session.
This privilege, SO far as the gentleman alluded to
is concerned, will begin SAY the first of OctO
Der, 1857, and extend to (say) 4th of May, 1859,
coptinuously-EDs UNION.
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COAL, COAL.

TT1HB citizens of Nashville have opportunity Of
i providing themselves with full supply of GOOD coal
for the winter, by application TO the undersigned -
HAWKINS at the Etna Coal ohice, Nashville and Chsa
nOoga Railroad Depot aug 22r Il MARTIN, gent,
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Messrs. Steward & Duncan,

MiTCHELLsVILLE,
GENTS Accept my thanks for the presant Of fine sack
" Of Family Flour nu!actursd by you, and IN justice
must say that is the finest specimen OF -four that have
in my family since have been in Tennessee lis per.
fec Iy while, and bakes delightfully."-.
Resp ctfuily,
aug. IL diff CATHERINE q. FRENCH
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MULES, MULES.

TOR SALE Of the largest and finest teams Of mules in
L the State. Also excellent match Of family carriage
horses and an able few thorough bred
and allies approved Ureed. Also few hefers and
bulls Of the best miiE stock.
q.
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Ntna Coal COmPR1ly-
NEW YOsK, Aug. ?, lej7.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders 4 the lEtDs
Mining Manufacturing Company will take place al
the Office of company, 81. Broadway New York city,
on MONDAY, 18th OF September next az 10 O'Clock
purpose Of elecHg Directors for the ensuing
BY order OF the President. CHS. SChIbHkR,
IO-dIm
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
The Resources Of Kansas.

In the din of politics, in which mind
was struggling with mind, one attempting
to establish upon our Kansas soil the best
institution known to the civilized world,
and the other the worst that man ever
adopted, we have paid but little attention
to the industrial resources of the TeIrlto-
nv. But now that there is lull IN the
storm, and as Freedoms star beams
brightly through the broken clouds, ln-
spring hope in the sympathetic hearts OF
those millions who have watched 1t so long
struggling upward in darkness and gloom,
we can turn for little time to other
things.
In our various rambles during the past
summer over the Territory they have
been far and wide-we have noticed its
resources and advantages, as well as . su-
perfcial survey would permit.
The surface of Eastern Kansas varies
but little, being made mp of high rolling
prairies. with rich bottom-lands, and lux
uriant belts of timber along all the differ
ent rivers and creeks. The prairie often
extends as far as the eye can reach, with
out tree or shrub to break the dull and
lonely monotony, whilst at other times
| timber is continually in sight. The high
est and poorest prairie over which we have
passed, is south of Topeka, and between
| that place and Brownville, None of thi'
was occupied in june last, and probabi.
viii not be for years to come. 1t wouie
answer very welt for grazing, provided
water could be obtained for stock. Blu
this kind of land is scarce.
| We have watched very carefully tn
crops upon the high prairie, through On
of the driest summers known here, an
they have satisfied us that Kansas Is no
behind other sections Of the West, IN tn
richness of its soil, aud its capability
, raising summer grain. Vines Of all kind
grow luxurianfly. The cultivation {
, winter wheat Is yet an experiment. Thi
sown this fall, thus far, looks finely -
{ well as any we ever saw in the States.
!, In the way of fruit, Kansas has alTead
, been tested, and given ample satisfaction
The Ottawa Indians, whose reservatio
? extends TO within mile of this place, ha,
/ cultivated the apple and peach with e.
| tire success, and several loads of eecls
E more than an ordinary quality and faye
n have been brought here for sale during d
: past few weeks. The Wyandoits ha'
L also met with like success. Among 4
wild fruits are Iauibcrries. grapes a
: pluns.
: The abundance of pasture on the T,r:
: Ties, and the mild winters, render Z
II keeping Of stock easy, whilst the prodas
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
TNEopu A..

i INFORM ths
ly. and those in
ularly, that they
and % Vermont
fES, WAGONS
10 order from the
3ne with neatnesz
hes. Wood turn
=, ATTENTION
fn to suit, and We
nds of scroll and
unds of iron and
sortment for sale
[st market prices.
b manner. All gf
and We hope, BY
| charging reason
to of deeds, not
be patronage and
blk i DEAN.
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Iy
pages. With a

fRATI0N IN
[ksfffaki iMfi5R
f f9n M account Of
!. climate. Pro. 9.
transaaee-
bors Reeder and
!, Personal Reral Raa
Fattles and Ouat-
lent actors thers
PIN y II. GIH05S.
E.Geary. Care,
Documents on
ate at Washing
sion of the An
INVASION or
he eapture,trial
e prisoners; the
/ Missouri DI
and others; the
GOV. GEARY
Pc proceeding ~
| the Pres SLAVERY ~
ion Of National
n kdasas dur
pee, Feeder and
s, outrages and
Fl Of the United
e, on the receipt
4sc9USI TO THE
ted. Price in
Il Publisher,
Philadelphia.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
kpress Co.
EESS FREIGHT
p IL,El.COMPT0N. y
[fETX nAHNt

Ia
ns, and Concord
| PermanenHy es-
fd during Sum.
!g energy as the
lrge,in evidence
ltecedents. In a
Fiforced with an
nyeyancesieauai
! Also, a Dailg
Es. Line Packets
fis, st. Joseph.
be route, connec'
Rr ESpresses. far
5 in the United
Bankers and
Ettended to. All
GELS. freight and
patch. All loss
ed at this Office.
|PSON, Agent.
Is Cot
42
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fansed

| FROM KIPPEN
Etland in 1850, and
Eident OF Indiana.
Isiderable amount
ID he is requested
-s of age, middle
L hair and eyes.
Ee of his wherea-
n By eommunica-
j. ., Edinburgh,
|Pere, Brown Go.
I'm
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hgo, Ill,

Iufactory and de-
ere may be found
and Stationary
II Cylinder Steam
fd Iron Maehin-
| ular Saw Mills.
d Mills, with new
Bolts. General
bgle Mills. Steam
istles. Finished
nings. Castings
bt Screw Cutter.
lwn importation.
oIhf etc., etc.
public generally,
! n able to keep.up
/ have largely in
klr firm, and have
the West with
fishment.
| I. CHALMERS.
X. FRASER.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07

GA large FIRE occurred N chiaso
few days ago. in which twenty iyez Esss
lost and 100000 worth Of rrors
destroyed.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07

sr of this pans,
4 being destroW1ssss
nave also resd
Paght against tdS !,
E have not hess,s II
for these aeesssa
advocate Of n
d further tbalae bnle
Eto being the 1H adl
has maintained
8 whole career reea
editors. to the;,
d to portray The
isIry, which, in
tsrty stife. Is eer-
Q those wishins
s, - we would rec,
PoA as q journal
-single subser;'
| ten copies, and
$3.50. Addreasss
| a. f.-Aoreaci,
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07

or The papers are giving accounts of
snow storms al the East
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
.&Co..

&0OsS
between Delaii !
8 wholesale anu i
3 Of Foreign ami a.,S
( and PittsbuiTss@@ i!s@
r and HeatlnSi nai
large sssortmseanl' sal :
Is, Camp K ettisss' TIE
Bellows. Ansnsii san.i
and Chain am anu
eales, ButcnneI, ne,s !
Hand Bells, TAD fsnd
brushes. 3ess.s Ia sH0
lash. n"a
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
bnpanys

BOUNTY. Pa
/ damage b fire,
|urance Company
| OFFICE in Law
he'd to take risks
party at rates As
|sjompaDy in the
! lousand policies
10 every case ot
tnmptls. without
/ or litigation
! n every town IN
4 ,ations on this
JdHf6uccs hau
|G. CLARK, Treas.
|retary.
lt fer anSQS
Ext.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
JAS. Smith.

l JAS. Smith.
& Cos =.
ksER OF PM dsi,
receiving tnsdd naad
[ior quality, IAN. anu
trtmens of Men As..S !
|fancy She's s..' aa9'
and chldren'
E.ortmen. of La La
which they VII III
fa sman adFane'
s solieitsdis sm
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-11-07
Ia office.

ID 0fffce.
EORyEY And
Tied States 20"
E,o..ea claims sat at
es'snmppsers snp Landd Lsnd
$oEn shares al and
oary. bought apS %
EpitaIists. and
& y. GearsJke-
fean' fAeat ". 4. N.
pE. Esa..Ies4Ms'
aEHi
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Office, En-

Office, En-
ne named place.
lin kinds of busi
Iofenigrants. and
Il in the Neosho
t of Kansas for
led in all parts OF
led for three years
l Michigan, ! ain
Ion of the cOnntn
to any other bGs- RS
my charge. NJ
Interests enables
e investments TO
Illness to me.
bd 10 the under
''SAS STORRS.
T. A. FINLEY.
: nley,
AIL DEALERS
es, Paints. ohs'
Tobacco
RS,
SiIet Articles,
dicinal purposes
RY,Periedleas'
6k 6'a Of DRUGS in
HI orders prompt
crms.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-15
LIGHTNING RODS.

T'IIE undersigned are now engaged in erect
L ing Parsons Lightning Conductors in this
and the adjoining counties, to which we invite
the scrutiny Of all interested in the protection
OF property and life, or the science of cleo
tricity. We claim for this superiority over
any other rod ever offered in Maryland or
Delaware.
First, in the improved, solid point of cop
per and silver.
Second, in the permanent manner it is at
tachcd to the building.
Third, the metal being annealrd thereby
greatly increasing its conducting powers.
Fourth, it has no electrical connection with
the building to which il is attached.
This rod has been sold from Michigan to
Georgia on many colleges and public build
ings in the different States, also too many
scientific men who have voluntarily given GER
tiicatcs et its perfect scientific construction.
Over 800 900 Of these rods have been erect
ed and are now standing, (not down. but Stunt
ing erect in the various States we have passed
through in the last seven years. An eXgmi-
nation We think will convince any one.
GT'All orders left at the office of The Cecil
Wing, will be punctutlly attended to.
HOUSE 4 WEED.
Elkton, Nd, June - If
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Dissolution of CO-Partr cysIip,

II lllt partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned under the name
and firm of Tombstone x Hines, Blacksmiths.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent vi
persons indebted to said firm, will please
make immediate payment, and all those hu-
wing claims against us. will please present
them to James Tombstone, who is author
lied to make the settlements Of the finn.
JAMES TOUCIlSTONE
JOSEPH iIAlNES.
Port Deposit, Jan. l, 1851.
TENllE SMlTlIlNG BUSINESS, in all its
L branches, will be continued by me, at the
old stand. Being practical Machinst, !
Will give prompt attention to the construc-
tion and repairs of machinery.
avail myself Of this occasion. to offer my
most sincere thanks for the pat. onagc here
toiorc bestowed on the late firm, and hope
by strict attention to business. and an ardent
desire To please aud accommodate the public
to cntitlc myself TO continuation of its favor.
JAMES TOuCllSTONE.
&nsiA 8 Wacainist
Port Deposit, Jan. 8, SIT
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NNtiCa 10 Creditors.

THIS is TO give notice, that the subscriber
l. Of Cecil county, hath obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters O. adj.
nimiS'ration on the personal estate Of Frshy
Lloyd, late Of said county. deceased. Al
persons having claims against the said de.
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticatcd, on or before the 26th day Of May
1888, they may otherwise, by law, be cxclud
ed from all benefit of said estate. All per.
sons indebted to said estate are requested t.
make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my and this 10th day Of JuAc
1851. JOHN r PRICE. Admir-.
De Bonis Non, OF Frisby Lloyd, decd
Test--R. d. LAMAR, Reg [June 90 81 81
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Examiners Notice,

TNHE undersigned, duly appointed Exami-
i. ners to view and determine the propriety
of adopting as county road, the private
road or way now in use, leading from the road
passing Cecil Paper Mills to Battle Swamp,
near the residence Of Robert Qucn to the
road from Elkton to the Blue Ball near the
residence of Robert Dawson, passing through
lands Of John McCreary, Watson Scarbo-
rough, Enos Scarborough, heirs of James
Valentine, Norris Lewis and Robert Dawson,
hereby give notice that they will meet at the
residence or Robert Quein on Wednesday
the 18th day of August next at 0 O'Clock, A. NJ.
to discharge the duty devolving on them by
their appointment and commission.
THOMAS MILLER,
CLOUD CARTER,
JAMES McCAULEY,
july II, 1857. Examiners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-15

yINlIF subscriber having purchased the entire in
L ,sre It of Mathews and Johnson. in the newly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-08-15
Esculapius Drug Store.
Esessnctts EnDrGCatfOn!

% THIS Great l.inimcnt is now almost uni
~ vcrsnIly used the best Application Tor man
4 & or horse for all outward affections. such as
- Spr"ils, Pains. Bruises, Fresh Cuts, Eheu-
matism, Neuralgia, &c. 1t gives instant relief.
and makes far more cures than any other !lnament
sold. 1t is also found upon experience, TO be 3
certain cure for chAppel or cracked hands. and
makes them white smooth and soft. To those who
are annoyed with rough ana hands, ii is cs-
pccialy recommended. 1t las gained the almost
entire medical faculty whore il is known to its IA
vor, and is largely prescribed in their practice
with entire aiefaction. Don't suffer then. bat use
Benefits Ensbrocation the great Linament.
BcaAetfS DialrhGa .nirtNrc.
This mixture is too well known to need comment.
1t is undoubtedly safe and tho most speedy cure
known for Cholera MoTbus. Diarrhoa, Cholic.
and all like Affections of the bowels; and should
have n place in the medicine chest of every family.
as it might BE- required in time Of emergency 10
save life. The season is now approaching Tor bow
el affections aud it is to be hoped lhtt every fam
lily will supply themselves with this mixture. "A
worl TO the wise is sufficient"
BenneiFS Mdian OIL
This splendid preparation for The hair has stood
the test of competition, AMI rises superior in the
conlc, of Pomadcs, kathnrons Regeuerators AID
all else hetpcd upon the people. his Indian Oil
is truly serving the name ii bears. as n clean
and inYisorating rohic for the head and baautying
properties upon the har,-lt is much improved
ocng now. by tiltcring process, cleaned OF all
impurities, and is balm sufficient 10 beautliy the
hair without the greasy and gloomy appearance
en- by most all hair preparations. 1t is also
ut up in larger bottles which makes it Il very de-
able and cheap Hair Oil.
~ ihese medicines are for sale by all Drug
. Is.-lcrrhunts and Others must order from
JOSEPH 5. BENNETT,
Apr - If 10i Market st, Wilmington, Del
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THE LARGEST CHAIR

A Nd FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT IN
~ THE CITY MATIlIoT'S GAY STREET
WAEERooMS. No % and - NORM GAY STREET.
near FAfErTE, whore is kept always on hand. OF
made to order every style Of French TErE-A-
rETfs, in Plush. Hair Cloth Or BrocatclIe
French Full stuff and Medallion PARLoR ARM
CHAIRS, Carved PARLoR CHAIRS. in sets; SorAS--
half French Spring Mahogany and Walnut parlor
CHAIRS; ROCKING CHAIRS, STUFF SrEING LOuSG-
rs, CHAMBER SUITS, CANE CHAIRS and RoCKISG
CHAIRS; Bar-room Office aud Dining CHAIRS. in
Oak. Walnut oil Mahogany, with Cane. Wood OF
Stuffed Seats; Wood SEAT CHAIRS and SErTEEs
and RoCKING CHAIRS.
Gilt and plain frame Looking ilnsses Of every
variety. and all kinds of Beds and Hair and Husk
Mattresses. A. MiTlilOI.
Nos % and q North Gay st, near Fayette
May l6 ~ BALTIMORE