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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
Iowa Legislature.

. The Iowa City correspondent of Chica-
90 Democratic Press furnishes that paper
with the following information, under the
da.e Of Jan. 10th. The information, tho,
rather stale as to time, is nevertheless new
to some Of us:
The bill relating to the conveyance and
devise of real estate for religious purposes,
was taken up and the question being on
its indefinite postponement, Mr.. Rolman, a
German who represents Clayton Co, said
he hoped the motion would not prevail
The canonical rules Of some. churches do
not allow any but Bishops to hold church
property. A layman ir.his town bought
lot four years ago, and soon had an or
der t. convey it to the Bishop Of Dubuque.
He has not yet been communicated; is
permitted to be sort Of s.lobby member
Of the church. Mr.. B. referred to the case
of the St. Louis church of Buffalo, the
Nuncio of Rome, and the excommunica-
ton of the trustees of that church, which
led to the New York law, from which the
bill is mostly copy.
HT The most exciting news from France
is the assassination Of the archbishop Of
Paris at the altar:
81 The Archbishop of Paris was perform
Finr religious services in the church when
he was assassinated. The assassin stepped
forward, lifted his corpse and plunged a
knife to his heart, exclaiming .down with
the goddess IAN expression which he at
forwards explained to refer to the doctrine
of the Immaculate Conception. The
Archbishop fell to the pavement and IN
stantly expired. A Sisterof Charity who
had observed the movements of the as
fsassin ard attempted to throw herself be-
tween him and the bishop, was wounded
in the hand Verges was formerly 9
priest Of the diocese of Meaux and had
been suspended for preaching against the
DOGMA Of the Immaculate Conception.
He was in the instruction Of June. The
crime created a deep sensation at the Pal i
ace Of the Tuiieries and in all classes the
came CONSERVATION vas appsrens.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

-Four carts are continually going about
selling it at the rate Of three gallons for a
coppor-that is a penney for every three
gallons of water. The other wells and
pumps serve for washing, and nothing else.
| have not time to say more about this
place and the other towns through
which l passed, but will by some opportu-
nifty write you whatever may be worth
your knowledge"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
9 ministers sphere

fact that this world is he minister's sphere
| of action, and that he mas to take his full
share Of the cup doled ont to us, THE peo-@
| ple) by the politician, whether the cup be
sweet or bitter. In one word, the minis
ter is one of US, having the SAME privileges,
duties, interests, and synpathies, which is
all the proof we need know that it is not
only his privilege, but his duty to take
Ipart in politics at all times and more par
ticularly at this paramount evil time.
Here, then, is 9 popular idea which I
for my part am CONVINCED is utterly false !;
and I cite it by way of impressing you
with the Importance Of thinking for your
self. If there is any one thing to be i'm
pressed upon the mind Of young men more
THAN any another, it is '.Use your brains. y
| It is my earnest wish and hope that
/ these few lines 1 have just penned may
have good effect after the hand that wrote
them has ceased Ia move. S. n.
| A TRUE BILL-Fanay Fera: or Hus-
5ands.-A lady having remarked that
aawe is the most delicious feeling wife
can have towards a husband Fanny Fern
thus comments:
GAVE Of man whose whiskers you
have trimmed, whose hair you have cut,
whose cravats you have tied, whose shirts
you have put into the wash whose boots
and shoes you have kicked into the closet,
whose dressing gown you have worn while
combipg your hair; who has been down
into the kitchen with you, at eleven
O'Clock at night to hun; for chicken bones !;
who hooked your dresses, unlaced your
boots fastened your bracelets, and tied on
tyotir bonnet; who has stood before your
looking glass, with thumb and finger on
bis proboscis, scratching his chin; whom
you have buttered, and sugared, and tea
ed; whom you have seen sleep with his
mouth wide-opcn Ridiculous
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
rseaItlrfulness Of Wisconsin.

According to the last census, this State
5 head Of every other in the general
health of its inhabitants. By reference
o the census, we find the percentage to
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07
CT The assessed value of property in

lgThe assessed value of property in /
iowa for 1866, was 164.39l, 413. The
ratio of annual increase is about so per CT
The population of the State at this time is
estimated to bs about 100000.
re- A destructive fire occurred at Lou
isbnrg, Preble County, Ohio,on last Thurs
day Morning. 1t was occasioned by the
careless emptying Of hot ashes into bar
rel. A bakery, pillow factory, tin andstove
|store, and their contents We're destroyed.
In,the pillow factory were fifty plows and q
large number of other agricultural inpli-
ments. A whole block of the best build
ings IN Lewisbnrg were destroyed.
srARrnrse DrscovERY.-In cleaning out
an old we'll on a rancho, recently occupied
Ibv Cat tain Colebrook on the. Casaveras
aud stanislaus river, in California, portions
.of the skeletons Of twenty-sesen men were
discovered. The police were instituting an
active search for the late occupant Of the
place.
nE hsrles Lamb bit the hydropathists
when be said, s.Water cure was old as the
deluge, only that the first application hap
|uenea to kill more than il cured"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

New YoRk CITY sIxTY-EIGHr YEARS
Aeo.-Gov. John Page, of Virginia, in q
letter from the city of New York to his
son, dated March 16, 1898, says:
This town is not half as large as Phila-
.delphia, nor in any manner compared to
it fer beauty and elegance. Philadelphia,
| am we'll assured, has more Inhabitants
than Boston and New York together-
The streets here are badly paved, very dir
ty and narrow, as well as crooked, and fl
led up with strange variety Of wooden,
stone ard brick buildings, and full Of hogs
and mud. The college, st. PauFs church
and the hospital are elegant buildings
The Federal Hall, also in which Congress
is to sit is elegant. What is very remark
able here Is that but one well Of water
which furnishes The inhabitants with drink
so that water is bought here by every one
that drinks it, except the owner Of the
xy-,li
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-02-07

TURKEY RIVER, IowA.-The Elkadel
Tribune, in an article enumerating the va.
rious manufacturing establishments on the
above stream, which empties into the
Mississippi in Clayton county, says: W.
find there are So saw-mills, l6 Touring
mills, and 8 woollen factories on the Tur
key and its tributaries, from its mouth tc
Auburn.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
For Sale,

Oa0 ACRES OF LAND situated three four miles
ZOU Northeast ofhe city, be0 EEL Gal atiu aHd P9rer
Turnpike Roads Tract Of about I55 hiss been
subdgdeG n pieces varying from Do TO 5Oacres, and Will
be sold TO- lots The whole may best suit purchasers
of superior Land, entirely free from rocks
It's deep the richest qualify, ell umbeTed and set
blue grass, number Of le Springs al all times al
lordng abund supply Of the puTe water From the
Caan road reached by good Turnpike, half mile
in length, a road iu of building passing
through the Tract Cumbsr raHd River. On Farm
is a comfort table dwelling and Outhouses, young apple
orchard go trees, peach orchard aud long range Of
new substantial fence skirts the place the
road. TermsI and ears, with interest from date Of
purchase.
Also One other Tract Of about JOS acres, three miles
Northeast the city and about half mile from The Cal
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads and subdyided Lois containing from 10 2j
acres nerseced by convenient avenues IeTmsl and
wears interest. Possession given Immediately for
either above Tracts Land provided the pur
chaser will pay eluvaent for the growing crops and
stock included. JOHN u NlNSlON,
p,ara- Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
Al. Mcbride.
lPER, TIN d SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 2, BROAD SFREET,

COPPER, TIN 81 SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. 2, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TEN NESSEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of hr. Henry
i McCasn in the above business and hereby teuoeT my
sincere thanks to all my Odtends and patrons Or their
bersy heretofore extended to the ru 1d would most
respectfully solicit continuance of 2vUrs from them and
wish to inform all the world and the rest Of mankind
that have on hand and for sale a splend d LOT Of
COOKING STOYES,i
Of various patterns ParlOr Stoves for wood and cos
and Aey Crates Box Stoves for churches, Ho,
low Ware Of every variety hand made to OIder Fur
nacss and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
Of every description suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work, such as
House GuteriDg Roofing any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAM BOAT AND FURNACE Work.
MyOId friends Of the River will find il to their advantage
to call and give heayi1g before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES, eyln-
der II inches diameter GHd four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures, suitable for 8 light draught
steamer which can be bought on reasonable terms.
June IA je25
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
THE CELEBRATED JACK, 'sWHEEL OF
FORTUNE,o

w ILL stand his first my staBe the Lebar0
and Nashville Turnpike Road, miles from Nashville
he Esstside Of Stones Fiver.
TERMS-To Jennets $50 for Jack Colt and SIS for 8
JeGnet Colt. Mares SO 10 insure colt No colt, pay
The celebrated hOrse PRINC C ALBERT, viii stand at the
stable above mentioned. Ten Dollars 10 insure colt
WHEEL Or FORTUNES PEDIGREE.
This noble young Jack three years old July; be
is Is hands high; around girh feet inches; u
inches; from fOretOp Of his ta his actor
is fne-surpassed by none; high headed and sprghy He
sired by A l. NOens Black Rock, and he by imported
knight Erran and Black Rocks dam by Wilson's fine i'm
ported Jacks ms dam by imported White Knight, and his
dam by King Cyrus. Heis Of Of the best bred Jacks
the State His colts will be al his stable. Heis
Oa getter. Seal given under the hands Of A. T. NOen
Hill, c. ". Gleaves
IT Pan persons who have Jenneis would do well cali
and examine this Jack before patrOnzng any other Jack
PRINCE ALBERWS PEDIGREE
This celebrated Horse is I6 hands high, and black
and fine form and walk parer and auction surpassed
by few. He sired by Isaac Shelby Col Bunchs race
horse his dam by celebrated owned by TOlbers
kenucsy. All persons who saddle harness or race
or brood mares, wOuIddo well To breed 10 this horse
Given under the hand OF W. w. Weaver.
II = PastuEge Oi Jennets gratis.
fe695-tlmay. G. W. GLEAVES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
PUBLIC SALE.

IN Dursuance Of moragP executed 60 the 2j day
August. 1852 by James a. Desy, President of lie ALI
MaUuiac urug company n the county OF tFankln, on
the stale oil Tennessee by Robert D., Dguy, the Secretary
OF that company 10y William B. Der, tha Treasurer
81 fbaf company. (which murtg duly authenticated,
and recorded according law.) shall FRIDAY, IHE
FIEHIH OF MAY MKT, i' ir bstW the hours Of 10
ard 10 N bu then fair between the hours
F b next fair thereafter, proceed Ca sell AZ public auc
f6H on be PREMISES, The best price thus be gotten,
an s rremsas estate real and personal, franchises and
property and rgu, benefit, aud quly OF redemption
which he said DasTys b. the mortgage aforesaid,
10 secure r in bonds upons whclre-
main uusatIsUed. W. M IhI lCflN bbL'
9r-- am Trustee, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
SHEHIFF,s SALE.

TIY virtue OF an execution directed from the ch
ID Gerry court Nashville, It's November term, 1856,
&. D.. Ben, Clerk and Master, W. G. linde
aud Robert TUndUN, will.
TUESDAY, IHE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1857,
expose sale the Court Yard Gate In the city OF Nash
Vile highest bidder for cash, all the right, ue, claim
and interest that W. and Robert lnde have iu and % a
certain piece, parcel or Lot OF Ground lying and being in
The county Of Davidson, Of Tennessee, and city Of
Nashville the being Lot No, the division Of Lots
formerly Nued by John adel Decd fronting Market
street lin what known College Lo 50 feet and
Ming back 100 feet upon which Lot there is stUrY
Brick House. Deed Registered IN Book "a and page 800,
Register Office Of Davidson county.
Also an the right ues claim and interest that Robert
Tfnde piece psrCe OF Land situated and
bengin County and Stale Aforesaid on college
Hill, the corporation Of Nashville il being half Of
Lot No as dcsg ated in the plan Of CamPbels Lots that
is 10 say Southern af Of said Lot, fronting 80 feet
Market street. running 43 feet alley, il being the
same Lot that was conveyed Martha p. Hanks by Richard
Hanks. Deed Registered Book No. pages l52 and 49,
Registers ONCE Of Davidson county sale within legal
hours. j. x. EDAUNDSOAs bHerl1.
By r. n. C.AEHELL, Deputy Sheriff.
Anil 4. I.sl-tds [apr7-prs Zee IS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.

AN authorised to sell and make complete titles to the
Tract of Land upon which the late NJ p. Walker re-
sdei and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop stu
ated and the slaves and stock the place. The place
is situated the G8atin turnpike and Is ineTsected by
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad, is enough to
Nashville 20 make It Convenient country residence for
persons doing business le city has as fine spring
5here rs iu the State and susceptible OF divisions
severH lots each of which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike or Ilr0Ud. am
th0Tsad 90 sell the entire Tract in body or parcels,
and on such credit as may deem eXPeoent shall be
on thpnace during Ihehrs and second weeks Of NOve.
Der next and wild receive proposals for the purchase at
private sale of all any the above named real and per
sona property. Ia the mean time any person desiring 60
examine the property can do 30 by calling on Mrs agnes
Walker the place, and proposals 90 purchase can be
made 90 her or John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
OF addressed 90 me at Trenton Gibson county, Tenn.
FeDTga-t aIEl. " ILlIih Ms Trustee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26

TNHURSTOE BERNARD have removed to No. I6
i Public Square, RsZt door 70 CGlh0uns where they
viii be happy tO show their customers fst rate stock Of
Dry Goods consisting Of Black, Brown and Bise Broad
Cloths; Black aud Fancy Csssimsrss; FestingE, Cloves
30 cry, CraVstE Handkerchieis &c. SO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
Ranar kanrSnr-

Ii kuds Of Plain and Decorated Paper Hanging done in
a the best manner and al the cheapest prices, by
a. %. FRANKLIN.
Orders left It FIeuing's Paint Stop Union street be-
tween Cherry aud Summer streets, viii be promptly at
teudedto
Refer to A r. Crozjer NJ S. Burns J. B. White, Horn *
Son, L NJ. GOTby. mrh7-d3m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26

stopping a. southampton, both going and returning, they
offer passengers proceeding London Have advantages
any other route, The economy Of time and money.
Passage from New YORK Southampton Bremen First
Cabin Man Saloon, I30 dollars First Cabin lower saloon,
10 dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters and newspapers pass through the Post or
zee.
bills ofladng win be signed parcels received on The
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply 10
G. H. SAND, IL South William strsot, New York.
c. A. HEINENEN & CO., Bremen,
CROSKEY d CO., Southampton
NM. ISELTN. HeVro. TfsbII-f0ul.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
THURsT0N 4 BERNARD,

Next door 70 CalhOun'a)
VHTE now have hand beautiful STOCK q French
w ard English Msrinos, Piaa Pad and Ambre
shaded u wool Deianes, Bombaznes, Cashmeres, Msa-
chester DeIaines Psld Red Yellow and White Flsuueli
al qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple Good
SsrVan Goods Of ell kinds 70 which We invite ths aftsR
ton If al CASH buyers as We can give go2d baEgainI.
BePt23-d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
PLANTATION AND NEGKOES FOR SALE

- ACCORDING provision made In the last "a
% will and testament the late 1hOs. 81. Harding, ~
k Of M sslssippi county, Arkansas, will proceed
sell the highest bidder OutCy, The premises,
the EIGHTH DAY Of NAY neNl, the Plantations Negroes,
and all property belonging The said estate, consist
ing Of Mules Cae Hogs Sheep sacks Of Corn,
4uUl pounds of well cured Bacon, Wagons, Flows and all
kinds Farming Utensils Of Blacksmith Tools,
Household Kitchen Furniture, and great many other
things TO mention said Plantation is Asts
sppi county, all lying the Mississippi uveT IS miles above
Memphis. and three and halt from Randolph, opposite Is
land 34contanng IO0 27j Of which cleared, IS
growing ru, y wheat which will ba sold with
the PLANTATION. Also has good Frame DWellns-house
negrO-cdbus mill and other Outbud-
iHgs Also, cserns, and apple and peach orchard
SAID paLa ion is entirely freed nom high waller by state
1evee For ur her Information, cal the subscriber, Big
Creek Shelby county, Tenn. DR.. J. a. HARDlAG on
the adjoining plantation. Terms made known tho day Of
sale. [aprl2-dlawtdl JOHN HARDING, Executor
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
Nashville Spring Races.



TUESDAY Nav 26lh-Mateh Race for s250O side, slOCO
forfeit mile heats2 years old, carrying 90 pounds
Thos G Bacon names colt bY imported Albion, dam By
LeYiaihan, Wm ROundtree names Sly Bynum By Glen.
eOe, dam BY OthellO or ShamroCk.
WEDNESDAY, May 9th, is57-Swoepslakes for untried
year old-i mile heatsSO0 entrance $50 oEieit Three
make race, closed with the following entries
l. Gen Cheaham enters Oh colt By Epsilon, dam Cot
taEe Girl by in ported Ainderby.
.. w Cheatham enters by imported Glencoe, dam
LeOnoFa Love By imported LeYiathan.
3. VIM ROundtree enters eh By 81 Boston, dam Sally
Jones, by Leviathan.
4. B'Fiyde enters by Ebony, dam Little Trick BY
imported Pram.
5. Bn Edum enters BY imported Albion, dam by i'm
ported Sovereign.
g. P s Fowler enters br Lizzie Burrus BY Lamda dam
BY Pacific.
4 Chas MeTrweather enters q By imported Ambassa
dor, dam FaXinella, Jr, by Imported AUtotTat.
THURSDAY, May s0th.-PropretOr's Purse S2O0-mile
heats.
FRIDAY. May 99h.-SWespstakes for year ods-S2OO
entrance $50 orieit-One mile heats Three make
a race, closed with the following entries:
l. Gen Z Cheatham enters ca by BpslOn dam Cottage
Gill, by imported Ainderby.
WIN Roundtee enlerss BY Sd Boston, dam Sally Jones
by Leviaihian.
Cot Geo Elliott enters gr imported Albion, dam by
Leviathian.
5. Caniek enters BY imported Albion, dam Rauer.
g. Chas Merrs Gather enters ch by imported Ambassa
dor, Sister 10 ETaXnilia, BY imported AutOcTat.
SATURDAY, May 30th-PrOpretOT's Purse s300twO mile
heats laprl2-ul W. PHILLIPS, Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
THE
Grafenberg Medicines!

RE well known and eagerly sought for throughout tn
Never Before their Introduction could any series
popular remedies be found that equal any emergency
that always - be relied and we're within reael
Never before the Graatenberg Pills, could you OBJ.
tain for 25 cts certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Cosuveness and Asthma.
Never Before this Fever and que remedy, could any
thing cured all Of Ch and Fever for
Never Before the Green Mounain Ointment was there
to be found of 25e any immediate cure for Burns Bruises
Cuts old Sores En- spheas and nhammauons, either ex
Never Before Marshas Uterine Cath 7i-on was Fall
ing Of the Womb and other Uterine diseases Oand to be
curabe Now, ten cases out OF twelve are cured BY th
~ If any ply scian supposes that this is merey quack
Remedy would reply that il s prepared by Dr. POmt
roy, Of Utica, wealthy aad old physician Of the AoPaIho
schoOI-ha will furnish any reputable physieiar any
quantity it gTautOusly TO test its merits bis patients
nshed with component parts is the greatest blessing
the fema that The science of medicine has discovered
Never Before the Grnfsuberg Dysentery Syrup, was
there certain remedy for Bloody Flux Dysentery and ar
Never BefOrE the intr, ducton Of the ChdTens Pana
cea could mother fee her babe safe for day. while unde
FIVE years age. Youthful diseases and strong medicine
carried o-now. this medicine them after
the doctor and have pronounced their hopeless
never Before was any Tonic Bitter so popular as the
Health Bers thai cost Sc nv should lie world suffer
from DyspepsaOr Bilious diseases, while this simple med
icne can, at all times, PREVENT itf
Never Before any preparation OF Sarsaparilla
powerful that compounded Oy the tTrenberg company
Never Before has the COHsumpIive's Balm found its
equal. How many there in life and health who
would h have entered Deaths dark portal fthey had
not been recommended hi- in preference 70 many
nOstrums that are loucly Wanted
Never Before Piles and hundreds ofdeaees Ger.
tain of We have certificates persons entirely
Heved ser Dr. Mott and other great physicians had assert
ed that nothing but the knife could afford relief.
Never Before could iDdamed eyes and weakness Of
sight be cured tor 25c. The Bye Lotion does il.
Never Before was any Book published that contains
Health, for Csc. II ought be every amiy land
Never Before has any Almanac been published 50
marchlG-tf Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26

T meeting Of the Directors Of The Tennessee Marine
AEand Fire Insurance Company, held this day at tder or
zee, dividend OF SIX DoLLARs SHARE was declared
grofts the past six months half 10 be ap
Piled 10 the payment OF STOoK MOTHS FULL, the
mauder to ths stock holders CASH. -
ap7-dlm. A, W. HUEh8 :SSc'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
SEOGh ERRVWnE,EEa

PURCHASED negro man by the name Of HENRY a,
i time September last, Of Mr.. John Thompson *
of this neighbOhUOd, carried him Teusaw Parrish. g
La, and sold him to MT Harris Of that Parish Since
which boy Henry has made his escape We suppose he
will either try make his way back this County TO
State. BE is aDOu 40 year sOd raher black
pexOn abOus feet inches high very intelligent weighs
lbs, rather impedimeHin in his speech
little excited is quick and active has sm hands and feet
No Shoes understand, since he or that he
roads very we'll. He good Black Smith. We will give
appOve reward for ms apprehension and safe conhue
ment until we get him. Address
}. w. DABBS. Nashville, Tenn.
nov29-tC z, Il. MILLER, Waterproof, la
Q Louisville Journal copy the send
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-26
Ra gsI RAGS!
NOTICE,

r WILL paw cents Cash FOR good Cotton and Linen Rags
delivered al my Rag Store the Northeast corner OF the
square. WooIlen and silk Rags wanted.
daCs5-tf ". s. WHITMAN.