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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-14
LARGE FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Jao To- IoI
The lumber yards of Messrs. Herbert, DAVIS 81 Co,
and Goyell 4 Durbin, tae SchuylkIl Canal, we're
Ieeiroyed by fire this morning The loss Is about
so 600 The FIRE in both cases was the work OF an
ipcendiary.
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ACCIDENT TO A SOUND STEAMER;
RosTos. Tuesday, Jan. Is, loo.

Thu .,eamer State of Maine broke her piston issl
nisht Of STAFFORD and towed into Bridgepot py
ibe steamer Wo,ce ter, which brought on her paseh
c,rs. tie train arriving here tbs antrn0?n'
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,ncs nr ruF SCHOONER Join G. HECKER.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, jan lS loo'
The schooner John G.. Hecker from New. YORK iH
London. was abandoned at sea on the "a December,
ard sank shortly aterward. The captain and crew ar
rived AT ST. Thomas on the 10th.
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pENNsYLVANIA LE6tsLATuh'E-tNiihO
STATS SENATOR.
Correspondence Of Tie N. Y. rtiSunc.

Corre.poasenee Of TIE N. Y. Tribune. AZ
HARRIspuRo, Jan. 10. J. VI.
Tuesday next is the day fixed By Law for
election Of United States Senator to represent tes
sovereign Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania for SIX
years from the 4th of March next. in the room OF
the Hon. Richard Brodhea5 whose term Of Office
then expires The election Of this officer is st all
times matter of public interest, not enly as al
Iectipg the interests of the State he is Immediately
TO represent. but also the policy Of the National
Government. This is peculiarly so in regard 70 the
electien now pending in our Legislature. The
i>efnoerstie party in the ascendency on JOINT
baylot of the two Houses and have already through
a crscus presented q candidate for election who Us
obncrious 70 vast majority Of the people OF thu
STATE and who. bat for the expression OF prefer
ence fyr his election by the President elect Of the
limited States, " ,ald not be thought of FOR this
high and honorable position.
In ord y that yolr p'ade,s msy cearly UNDER
stand this question, | will rate distinctly the
strength % parties. ard the peculiar position II
" hch they stand st the present writing IN refer
epce 10 IL TIE House OfRepresertatlves COM
posed Of one huadred members Or hese, nifty four
are Democrats Americans and Republicans, forty
six. The Senator's composed OF thlrty-three nrm-
bers: Democrats, ffteen: Republicans and Ameri- |
cans. eighteen. So that Joint ballot the Dem
Ocrats have a clear majority Cs FIVE in - fall Con
De-s. n gsSA
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ASSEMBLY,

ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. Il, ~:
Under the general orders the bills TO amend the
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Conditions Of Li~it u ter
P,epa,msAL Prepayment ounce.
Cent?.
Optiona'. To destination. q
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The Messrs Appletops announce In our columns I'M.
morning literary enterprise Of magnitude and genera
m portance 90 unusual that depart from our ordinary
practice TO call to il the widest attention II Is nothing
les than New American Encyclopedia, designed
to present in a compact form for the practical use
of men Of all classes and pursuits, complete survey
and summary Of all the facts of human knowledge up
TO the present dsy. TIE Encyclopedias Americana "a
now more than twenty years old, and, excellent as
wa. in its time, there is pressing necessity hr
work which shah contain the fruit Of the immense pro-
gress since accomplished in every department Of eoe
science and industry. II we understand ensht the
plan OF the Messrs AppetOns their work VII cover a
rder field than most not all Of is predecessors
will be at once dictionary Of History' Biography,
Biography, Philosophy Literature Po1tl., and Prac-
teal Science and Industry. When a7dl be published
Z. rot stated.
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y" ~ ,s.s On letters which the nhAbtanu 81 se ei1sa
s,,s. h,n sIehu se with the inhabitants OF a9l.avA
ehs md Turkfy in EorUpe BY way OF rAh e ~
six.,, be body paid by toe Inhabitants Of no ~a "sf
~, Sud Tuik,y u EurP-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Public Schools will be open for the ensuing
year on Monday, the 9Th of September prox.
Applicants will notice the following regulations
l. No child can be admitted to the schools with
out first having his or her name, age, birth place,
the name of the parent guardian: and the name
of the street on which they live, registered by the
Superintendent, who will give ticket of admission.
2 Every child wishing admittance must come in
person for ticket and accompanied by parent or
guardian.
8. No child has right to the benefits of the public
schools whose parents guardians do not live in
the corporate limits of the city.
4. The Superintendent will give out tickets in the
Hyne's Building, corner of Summer street and Wat
kin's Avenue, Monday the 3lst of this month, to
children living north of Union street.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, September and 3
he will be at the Hume Building, corner OfSpruce
and Broad Streets and give tickets to the children
residing between Union and Demumbrane streets.
On Thursday, September 8, he will be at Lincoln
Hall to give tickets TO children residing south of
Demumbrane street, including South Nashville in
the Claiborne district. Business hours from to /
o'clock. Aug. 26-10d.
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STATE LEGISL AZURE

CHAsIHs sToER candidate for Principal Clerk OF the
Senate Of the Legislature Of Tennessee. lang 70
We authorized ee AcToN You've, a candi-
date for OF the Senate Of the next Legislature
OF Tennessee. Isug. 2S te
We authorised announce JANIS W NEWMAN, Of
Knoxville, candidate for Engrossng CLERK to the House Of
Repres snisVes Of the next Legislature of Tennessee
aug S7-td@
We authorized TO announce JAMES R. SLATER. Of
Winchester, Franklin county candidate for BDgrossing
Clerk OF House of Representatives of next Legislature Of
Tennessee. aug. 96-te
We are authorized 10 announce GsoRaE W. IRwIN,
of this city candidate for Messenger the Senate ofths
next Legislature of Tennessee. lsug. 9Ste%i
are authorised to announce R. W. HAYw ooD of this
city candidate for Principal Clerk OF the House OF KEEP
resentatiVes of the Legislature OF Tennessee augsi'o
We authorised J. D. SMIrE Of Iullaho-
candidate for Door Keeper OF the House OF hpfesen-
tatives of the Tennessee Legislature. aug <l-so.
We authorised to announce J. p FHIEsTLI, OF
Charlotte Dickson county, candidate o1 nDsEOssDg
Clerk ofbe Senate Of the next Legislature oil tennessee
aug 20td
W s-s authorized to announce Jos r. HUBBARD, of
Cenrevie, Hickman county candidate lor Second AS
ssant Clerk the House OF Representatives. OF The next
Legislature of Tennessee aug I9-te.
We are authorized to J. &. JACKSON, of Man.
chester Coffee county, for ERgrossing Clerk Of
the Senatorial branch the Legislature I6-td
We are authorized to announce Col L. c. wAseoNRR
Williamson county, candidate for First Assistant Clerk
in the Representative Branch Of The next State LegisA
tuue. to
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$4,000 Reward /!

viii pay thousand dOlla-s for The apprs-
tension and delivery in Jail, MurfreesbOroagh
Tsnnessse, Of JOHN Ply who murdered my DaEd M
Thompson, on 18th Of June, 1851.
Fly about twenty years Of age about i've feet
inches high and weighs about hundred and
twenty pounds. he is Of raher delicate eGsminatg
sppeaa complexion rather salOW, high cheek bones
large mouth for Of bis sLe short nose, feature
generally hsttensd In appearance. dark hair and eysz
Though neither biaek.) He Is believed len handed
and to have small mole black marx bis lace He
well educated and cOnyerses easily aud readily and bis voice
s rather semnsts has but LILLE beard, and gsasraIy
dresses neatly JOHN THOMPSON
July 9Th, Is57.-d&W2m Oeiibeha county. Ms
= One Thousand Dollars viii be paid Tor anV af1rEt
ton that viii lead TO the arrest OF John Fly.
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A VENERABLE JUDGE IN NORTH CAROLINA

The Fayetteville Observer contains an interesting
notice Of the venerable Henry Potter, United States
Judge for the district of North Carolina, an office
which he has filed with dignity and ability for fifty
five years, and which at the great age of ninetyoue
he still survives fill to the satisfaction and respect
of the community in which he resides For fifty
five years he has been subscriber to the National
IntetiigsncT. He was appointed judge by Jeter-
son in 1901, ten years old when the Declaration
of Independence was declared heard Gen Wash
ington deliver his first message to Congress and at
tended his levees; was acquainted with Jefferson,
Hamilton, Madison, the elder Adams, Chas Carroll
of CarrolltOn, VIM. Pckney and other distinguished
men who figured in the early history Of the coun-
try, and was for long time associated the bench
with Chief Justice Marshall. He was born subject
of George the Third, but, the success Of our
Revolution, became his equal He witnessed the
descent of three of the sovereigns of England to
the grave, and has Outlived the fall and rise in
France of the Bourbon dynasty, and its ruins has
witnessed the rise and fall Of the Orleans dynasty,
and the rise and tai and rise again of the Bonaparte
family. Although now frail Of body and walking
with feeble step, he is still remarkable for mind and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29

re- II Chicago Board of Health have resolved
upon givingthe AHopaths and HOmepaths fair field
in the public hospital, of that city. A physician
from each school Ofpracice is chosen to whom will
be allotted certain number of patients, the sub
jects having free choice in the first instance In
case the person to be treated is Indifferent his case
is entrusted to one the other under certain reg
ulatiOn prescribed by the BOard-those entering dur
ing the weeks that "Odd going to one and those
coming in on seven" weeks falling to the charge of
We other A record of treatment and results will
be kept
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University Grammar School.

THIS School is attached to the University Of Nashville,
suitable IN ths College Building having been TT
ted up for its accommodation.
Perhaps other part education requires such spe
cial and be fruitful of good
results according well i'll conduct d. that
usually aCquir ed the Grammar SChOO IL is the fOuuda
upon which the qua ifcatOns business men,
pshed scholars and master minds reared, and failure
here from any nadequacy in the instructions generally dis
the STUDENT destroys his aspirations aud dsqlR
e him tOr the medocrai Gttanments for which he
be than competent. Deeply impressed with these
views the eaculy has been careful 20 place IN tho School
gentleman equal an quail cations teacher to the head of
any department OF the college Competent TO t5ach and
experienced teacher ia nearly all OF them The school is
de ned u be, 10 every respect, First Glass Academy;
vii meet the wants and expectations the citizens
Of Nashville and its vicinity. The Studies embrace
Three Years, which students thoroughly prepared
TO enter college They arranged with view to the
the Free Schools Of the city that change
be convenient to students who may come nded
from those schools Is hoped that Grammar School
NAV prove particularly to those vicinity of
the city may excluded from the advantages of the
Free Schools
The opens the 7h Of September The charges for
tuition Is SOS per term of twenty weeks.
CoLEsIATR DEPARTMENT Ofthe University also opens
on the m cav Of September Students should he present on
the hrst dav Of the Session. X JOHNSON,
aug -, '57-2w superintendent Military college.
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NEW BOOKS.

"THE ATHELINGs; OR, THE THREE GnTs This
exquisite STORY, by Margaret oliphant, originally
published in BlackwOOds Magazine, is now compile
ted and printed in a volume. For sale by w. T.
BERRY & Co.
"THE RosE OF AsHURsF"-A Novel-Bythe author
OF Aubery, &C. For sale by w. T. BERRY Co.
MARRIED OR sINGLE"-By C. NJ. Sedgwick-
An American Book" by our most successful female
novelist. Two neat volumes, for sale by W. I.
BERRY Co.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-GOv. Walkers secre-
tary arrived, with dispatches. He reports all quiet
in Kansas
Advices have been received by the State depart
meat of the abolition Of the Danish Sound dues.
NORFOLK, August 2s.-The bark Jasper, from
New York, arrived here to-day in distress, from
collision with an unknown schooner of Little Egg
harbor. 5,1.s1
NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The Rev Rufus w. Girls.
void died last evening. -s--
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 28-Cotton-No sales to-
day. Sales of the week 1000 bales. Receipts 220
bales Stock 1880. Decrease PAS, 200. Decrease
at all ports $4,000. Rest unchanged. Business
dull u 3 81
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The Most EficaciOus.


Msssrs. B. a. FakHeStOek Co.
We had the pleasure Of receiving this rRing, the
within certificate Of your VeTmunge, which will be very
gratifying 10 yoI, as twas sent voluntarily.
We are, gentlemen, yours very truly, J. MUSSoN
GKETLEMgs: My little daughter, DID, and my
son. older, for considerable time suffering from
worms. purchased two bottles of your Vermnuge, of
which them three doses according directions, and
less three hours they passed no less
than FIVE HUNDRED WORMS some of ihe extraordinary
length of from twelve 10 fifteen inches.
Having experienced the beneficial effects of your Vemi
fuge, my duty recommend it TO the public
Of the ecacious edes against worms yet Of
fsred to the public.
Gentlemen, believe me TO be your much obliged and
humble servant, NATHANIEL LEATERS.
Sold Wholesale and retail aud bv all the principal drug
gss country merchants throughout the United States
aug 2-lm
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TONIC.
From Col. Albert Pike, n. C. from Arkansss.I
n n lima ta6

From Col Albert PiEe, III. u from Arkansas.
WASHINGTON, D. C. June Il, 1856.
I have used two bottles Of your BeEHAvE's HosLAND
BITTERs aad have found very Useiu 10 Of lndge
ton and Headache, and recommend it 10 all who need a
pleasant and eficaciOus remedy and valuable tonic.
DYsPKPTIo WOMAN NoTICE- BRRHAYE's HOLLAND Bit
cured Of Dyspepsia bv using it only week.
recommend it confidently to all suffering from this dis
ease. CLARA Z. bCHUCHMAN.
Pittsburgh, Der. %, 1856.
MRS. is the vile OF noted Lithogrspher.) aug %
HOIIOway,s Pills and Ointment-The
Family provided with these medicines fortified against the
dangerous effects of dyspepsia, liver complaint,
disease disorders of the bowels erupons, ulcers sores
and exterior inflammation generally All these yield 10
Holloways unappoachable remedies. Sold at the
factories No. 80 Maiden Lane New York; and No. 244
Strand, London and by all druggists, at 25c, CAKE, and
81 per box or pot aug.23
Havana Cigars.-MR. EDITOR PLEASE tell your
opening large and we'll selected lot Of I'm
ported Havana Segars Just such rarely reach this
ke We have also very large stock Of German and Do
nestle Segars, Virginia Chewing and fine cut Smoking
Tobacco, Turkish do Pipes, CARROTS Snuff, and indeed all
articles usually kept first class zRsre Tobacco eSab
lishment, and you say big capitals WE SUI
FER NO HOUSE To UNDERsELL Us.
J. W. LANGLEY & CO.,
No.44, Union Street, near the State Bank,
Aug. IS Nashville.
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PRIVATE ScHoOL-It will be seen, from our adVssP<
Using columns, that W. BRYCE THOMPSON designs
opening select school for limited number of
scholars, on the first Monday of September next.
Mr.. Thompson has had considerable experience in
teaching in our city. His eminent qualifications
and skill in imparting knowledge to his pupils are
uuouestioned
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29

BARRELs.-Messrs. Edwin Ferguson & Co. are
prepared to fill orders for any number of -four and
dry barrels Of very superior quality. They can
manufacture l4OO barrels per day, and have an
abundance Of the best material Merchants and
millers can rely upon having their orders filed
with despatch by this enterprising firm.
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Interesting 10 Mechanics and BIanufac.
Iures-ChiLd Annual Fair.

interesting 10 Mechanics and Manufac.
Iures-EhiId Annual fair.
The Mechanics Manufacturers of Tennessee and ad
Joining reminded that the Third Annual Fair and
Exhibition ofthe Mechanics Institute this will
mence in October this city. The annually increas
ing interest manifested in these exhibitions and visible ad
vsnages resulting to exhibitors well from the dissemina
ton of important information among themselves, from
the great publicity which they thus enabled give their
business that the approaching exhibition
will eclipse magnihcenee and inter all its predeces
sors.
Copies OF circulars giving full particulars, be obtain
ed at the Mechanics Institute rooms College street, Oppo
tie the Sewsnee, by addressing the President, VIM
Stocken, or Secretary. II. X. Walker. June 30 3m.
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Rss- waggish writer in Sacramento City, wi
had temporary charge of the editorial columns of
weekly paper published there, inserted paragraph
of this purpOrt 1.-THE paper is any better this week
than usual the fact may be attributed to the absence
Of the editor A very good joke that, we thought
but the editor insists that he never could see the
point of it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29

Mrs. CuESINGHAM's CASE DEo1DED.-The surro-
gate has deeidedadverse'y to theclsim of Mrs Cum
ninghsm to the Burdeli estate, on the ground that
she was the widow Of the deceased Doctor Letters
Of administration were ordered to his next of kin.
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Comptroller.

We are authorized 90 HUsR FEAEoIs, Of Win
candidate for Comptroller of the States aug 29tes
authorised to Gop. JANIS 7. DusLAP, OF
Pans, candidate for State Comptroller. aug 25--tas
We authorized to announce GEorsE r. AcCLFLLAH,
Of Sullivan County, candidate for Comptroller. Iaug9Ie
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29
PROFESSOR PRISE,

Having returned to this city, will resume mis-
French Glasses at the usual price. He has enga-
ged the School Room of Miss Hunter lin Summer
streeD for evening classes. Those who wish to
employ him, will please to leave their at Mr.
York's Book Store, Union street. or at Mr.. Primes
Spruce street, fourth door from Union alley, in
Castleman's Row, between the hours of three and
six, P. NJ aug 26-dlw
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THREE MINUTE CHURNS.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
MEnICAI DEpARTMENI

THE Annual Course of Lectures in this department will
4 commence MONDAY, November 10Th, 1857, and will
terminate in the ensuing March.
James Jones, b, Professor of Practice of Medicine
l. Riddell, NJ d, Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone NJ ID, Professor of surgery.
II Cenas, d, Professor of Obstetrics.
Gustavus A Mott, NJ d, Professorof Materia Medca.
Joseph Mott Nj ID, Pro lessor of Anatomy.
Thomas Hunt, D. Professor of Physiology and Pathology
Gilbert Vance, NJ ID, Demonstration of An stomy.
The for Dsseeting will be open the second Mon
day in October
The Faculty visiting Physicians Surgeons Of the
Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits and
m Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advantages
Preliminary to The Course Lectures will be de ivered daily
in the phtheae Of the Hospital the of Oc-
tOber Clinical Medicine and Surgery other subjects
without any charge TO students.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ D, Dean.
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect nuay,
in phil fourteen Resident Students who maintained
by the lnsLlutiOn. aug 10
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ma Charles Hess, Teacher on the Piano, Harp,
Guitar, and in singing, is prepared to give les
sons, if desired, at the residence of the scholar
Terms, one dollar lesson none engaged for less,
than twenty lessons. july30-2m
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Ba~ The failure of the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust Company is the heaviest since the suspension
ofthe United States Bank. The effect must be wide
and disastrous.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-29

B8r Ten Brock, since dischsrging Fitzpatrick,
engaged Charleton, famous English jockey, and
the rider of Blink BOnny, when the winner of the
Derby
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Nnfica.

THE partnership heretofore sEizsing between Cas-.
siS and F. AhsnOch. under thestFleof Classify &
co., has been, his2h Jay, 1851 dissolved By mute con-
sent CSssy = alone authOi sed 70 collect AL deDts due
the nrm an is alone responsible FOR the payments Of al De-
mands due By the arm And easily has ths 27th july
1857, formed partnership with Philip Callaghan and
TIE style Of the hrm CAsEity Caaghan, Old stand
No. %, Market street., Nashville. saxsid3g
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X, d G. A. NRIGHT,S ORIGINAL FRAN
GlPANNI.
OR E We r l. A S I / Il @ P Z R Flu NJ +
FEANGIPASKI rARRAcTs FRANGlFANNI PoNADE,
/

FRANGIPANEI EARRACTs FRANGlPANNI PoAADE,
HAIR Oh, SOAP,
TOoTHP OwDER SACHLT.
These new, elegant and recherche perumeres are from
the Iabortory Messrs r. & G. A. Wright, SOLE ORI
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country The
Perfume Frangpanni is oriental production, brought in
original This country and prepared in its various
forms by them.
The admiration and demand these articles beyond
precedent aud in consequence variety OF limitations
springng up; but these whether HOME MANUFACTURE
on SOLD AS APPROPRIATIONS" have only eVsnescent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BIZ AVOIDED BY PURCHAS.
Frs For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
Canada and South America.
R. &C. A. WRIGHT, Sole orignaors and manufacturers
in the United States.
No. IS late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
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sTRAwBERHY PIAxTs--ThOse of our readers who
may wish to procure fine strawberry plants, can be
supplied by Mr.. James E. Walker, by leaving their
orders at Demoville Bells. See advertisement.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

JUL LHBIA, IENN.
THE undersigned desires inform public that his
house is again open for their accom- odation, few
doors below lis old stand His gemsnts give him
increased facilities for making those agreeable who may
choose to with hm. He that his long AGO uan
lance with the travelling public the proprietor Of hotel
Is ample guarantee TO those who Linn
custom that they will receive every attention hands
aug4-Im ID FRANKLIN
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Gold Spectacle

oST some plsee the South field, tn Fir nklin
~ Turnpike between there and some point near the
VerandSh The finder will please hand thtm TO Mr:Mc-
Nish atthe Post Office, the County Court Clerks of.
dee, and a fair compensation viii be paid.
August Is, l6S7-n,