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Aui The well known WALKER fAHN' III
R1A Keonsbunkport, situated near the erst ransh
h.rrh Tovu Ilouss, and School ususe, and ons mis-
s,,n ths ylllsse raid Farm ceofnns sS,st - seTes
,.0so,iy Ivdei Into moslns tiiAes and ps,unnE.
tn srcbafd has rs good trrss, and tbe vsll vsss
.Sves fal I've buildings consist Of TOO sofy hosss
In l. a large Barn, and work shcp.
The s,ors sod farming utsa.is mag hs paehassa
Vim Inc pr,mises. 70 wanted. Apply IN WI. MOODY,
Farm. oas''' ~
juno ssh, 1851. lfst - 9us7o
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Philosophers say, that shutting the
eyes IN IKE, the ssn.s OF hearing more nc ute.
A was suggests that this accounts fr 50
many closed eyes ut church in sermon
time.
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WORLDS BLESSING.
Or. J. q. NJ. 6oulO's
NeuruIx in a nd spinal Balm


Entered according to act Of Congress. in the year
ls5S, ia the Clerks Orice OF the District Court
Of Massachusetts,.
WE would call the stteuton Of the public to hls Won
w dSrfal preparation, used only external spp
'at'on, wh'ehts sars remedy, sars' ~ ron .n.
aYurs, the ssystrst pain In 10 mlnIies anu
C.iaeatrs are daily received by the doctor, Of The
sghest rveOn mediation. liz this day received the O'
.Ssing;- . ,s,.
pSAE SIAi Ever since this session OF the legislature
,ommsncs.l have ben severely afflicted with iniAm
,iory Rheumatism. I sNpsL,i~i much money Without
bl.lning any relief when Of our Representative
.s,usht me a bottle 90 your Rheumatic Bslm," and
rOn Ia. nr.i application the palm began 'o sssrs-s
and am nos almost enIlrcy free froin the areaoh.
iOu aware that or'isred six bottles more, .nSn
I,Ir,bu.rL among Suffering tisaIs, and In svyry In
tAnce Il has afforded immediate rviict ishu give uis
st,mony Of ths sorth Of yoar meiins. unsoleiie as
slight token VI my appreciation your elcs'ofs W
DotAs the pain aud anguish Of your s .,r,'s
W P.nN~KELL,
Clerk Mass. House Reps.
DR.. J. d. n. Gould, Ess, Abingdon, Mass.
Mr. J. l. Card, a resident VI Portland, sho mas o-eh
,ted Nth SerofaA fOr the last three years. sanerng'
ou.eqa euty, much pain, sui whose night arm hah os-
sDme sore anal lame that u ws very dlmeu' iO' nun
10 raise his hand ~ hrs heal to put on AID TAKE on
sat without assistance ami who has tired many snhs
n m.Icin. ~ihoat any favorable eject, VAS induced
10 try Dr OOulai Rheumatic Balm, ~ which apphes-
Ion he VAS an ISvuty inmates restored 10 thS use VI MS
un, ard can use Il freely.
Mr. Card resides In Alder street, and Noull De happy
20 ree1mmshd b those similarly anilcei. u may DC
aid .ith truth that Il Il iuevd the WORDS Btssiay
No. IL, Alder 81, Portland, Me. D. L. CAhp
Dnice aud La boratory, Ne. 1 l.s Schsei
street., BSstSu.
Sold by TrsiTsin ulluid1, Sdcn VI y saw
yer, BlddeiOrd, aud all the pnnciPsl Druggists IN
the STATE.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
lNthis day given 70 ny 900, Henry A. stons, and ny
daughter Mia L. Some their time, and shall not here
amer claim any Of their earnings pay any u their
debts. HENRY STONE.
witnees ANNA OAKES, 3s21
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0eatbs.

IA Keunebuuk, June 23J, Susan a., only child
II Eluan aud olive StOds, eyed years aud
months
la Pdrson>ield, 9Th ulI, Miss Maria hezIr, in
the 3lsl year of her age.
Ia Sm Francisco, Cal May 3Oih, Abby e.,
ssrd ~ yess.. vile ct L, Il Waterman, formerly
Nv Ssco, May % I, Of Consumption. after a long
aud painful iGI.,r>-, Clara u asagb,s. ~. Asa u
god Abba w klmbali, ased 10 yeals,4 mOu'us
Ss~cpi lovely child, 80 early blrst,
Thy suffering nov aieUer,
Thy SAVIOR h'> called thee home To rest,
Where slghings aIe uO more.
rc.F.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY:
SIR JAMES CLARHES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,

CELEB SAE ID re u IL fkLLS,
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir. J. Clarke, N. n,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the oaesn.
ThI. invaluable neiicas IL uniling In the cure %
all those painful AMI dangerous diseases incident 10
the female consultation IL morsatss all excess and re-
move. all ohstruetons and brings on the monthly Prri-
oil 18th rrgal.rity. These pills shcaLi be used 'So 90
thres ~.sks prior TO confinement they fortfy the con
sttuio anl lessen the saHsrng daring lahS enabling
the mother to y.riSm hsr duties 18th safety 10 hers,h
anil chill.
TbS.~ Pills should not b. taken by females that are
pregnant, during the 'd thS,, mostls, a. they are
sure H. bring aiseayriaSsI bal ct every other time
and In every other sass, they are perfectly safe.
In uIea.~s of Nervous s0l spinal As-eti.u, pan In
the B.Sk sui Limbs, ils.viness, f.,gus Sigh, sS-
srtJo, P.lplt.iioa u the Heart L,~Ss-s Of spirits,
Mysteries, SEX n ad.ehs, whites All all the painful
d..ass. oee.slo0ed by sisclsi system, these rills
will eject care sh~n all other have iIi, ami
shho0gh Po-srfal rymsy doc. no1 contain Iron, cab
Oa,-l, aatnsns, 90 anv O,hrr minsral.
faii d,rctisSs sapsny each bottle. Free IN The
Cnstoiststs. s1i ala, Jns v liar.
sSss AsSuts Coo the Uuit-i st.ls. sri Canada,
Lc. BALDWIN, 4 CO.,
Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Ausarn n. Y, U-usrsi Agvut.
y. -sl,vo sni postage STAMPS enclosed 10 any
taTs Es.il.
For sale By s. 9. riiehsIi. saeo Wa C. Dyer, hid.
dsiIoi, AMI Druggists 10 every ,Ssa 10 NE uniisd
States.
y foster = Co., Ne 1, csraAni, boston. .hslss.ss
ssssi fsf n y AsssAl-Asls
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LIST LETTERS

LET T E r S
cd for 10 the Post Once
/. 1857.
" these letters will please
Libby Mary Z
Libby Francis B
Miller Alpheus
Martin Catherine
McAliis Charles
MOne mrs Elizabeth
Martin LiIrie A
Meserve Edwin
Mason Elizabeth
Mitchell Eliza A
NJ son Gideon
Murch Hiram
Murphy james 2
Moody John
Murch John
Moore Lucy
Maybery Louisa F
Mclntirc Margaret J
Maxwell Martha J
Mhs Martha
Morse Marcia
Msgoon Ruhamiah 2
ML'snton i A
MIGoodwin Susan {?
Mason COrdelia X
0'Lsry Mary Ans
0Danlels Mary
Pepii,s Alfred
Porter Stephen A
PhIibrick Serena
Parker Lydia u
Phipps LucInds
Partridge Phtbe Z
Patterson Lydia Jane
Psrson, Isabella
Prs,i Asa
RIn. Aiarn
Robbins Columbus
hounds F l.
Rankins Fanny s
Rand JaInss "a
RI g Lsvins NJ
II bher,on Msry..E
Rogers Rei'eccs
Reinics William
ROwcs WIN
Rool Sarah A
Smith Samuel l.
Smith Siisaunah A
Smith Olive J
Smith Mary 4
Smith LYDIA Ann
Smith Horace
Smith mrs Hiram
Smith Esther
Smith Charlotte
Staples Charles Y
Staples Mary NJ
Staples Nculra
Sargent Sarah Ann
Small Charles
Small Irene
Small Rachel G
sarosee Hannah
Ssfoser Mar,hs A
Siaclpole Lizzie s
Sinclair Elizabeth T
Slockmsn Corgdon =
Stone Lorenzo d
Snanson miss
shchan James r
Sweetsir s 8
Thomas WIN II
Tsrbox Nsham
Tyler MsryI
Shsylo,t Mary 2
Turner Lucy @
Thomas Abigail
Thompson Mary
Thompson Frances Z
Wentworth Ann
Wakefield Emma ID
Weelnan Eliza J
Weverly Florence
Within Hannah
Webster II M
Wilson mrs John
Wiihsm mrs
Ward Mary A
Walls Susan J
Weymouth Alfred
Wildes Charles r
Wrolesloue Deborah
Whitehead Dauiel
White Samuel + II
White William
White AdalIns
Young 81 N
Young N J
J. TUCK, p. N.
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LIS T OF
EMAlNlNG uncsl
~ Bi ideiord, July l,
II Persons calling |
say they ore advertised
Armstrong Charles
Andre s Mary
Ashton Meliniha G
Allen Thankful
Allen e. Weeks
Bro Rn Amelia
Bowden Absalem
Bowden n G
Ilachelder Huldah
Baker II II
Barns HeleL NJ
Briggs II Is
Baker Label
Bean loan mrs
BRYANT Julia w
Brady Susan
Bacon Sarah J
Bryant Mark
Bowe M ,ry
Burton Martha G
Bt'olhby Martha l.
Burnley Mary
Brlnley Lydia mrs
Collins J X miss
Cavana Joha
Coburn Lucy }
Carer Marshall E
Cadwick NJ 8
Cobb Marian
Campbell Mary
Garrett Patrick
Carr Rachel
Cobb Sarnh
Campbell Owen
Chase Chandler
Crunn Bridget
Corer Amelia
Drew Sarah
Drew John q
Doyle Jane
psslos,A Crsy,oa
Emlnons Oliver
Elliot John 4
English George X
Ehineham Charles +
Emery Leonard
Eastman Mary mrs
Freeman Susan
Freethy Sophrania r
Floyd Peter
| Fowles Susan II
Floyd Joseph
franklin John
Frost Ann NJ
Gilman A + miss
Goodwin Caroline
Green Cynthia Y
Graham Clair A W
Gardner Thankful
Cove Sslome Is
Goiding Roxana
Greer Pernelia
Hodsdon a
Ho,lsdon Alfred
Howard Aune
Humphry Anne NJ
Harmon Ange
Harmon Frank l.
Hilton Frances
Hyde Ellen NJ
Horrigan Ellen
Hugson George
Hill Hannah A
Hopping Harriet
| Harmon Harriet
Huichlns Henry F2
Harvey Mary
Hall Martha A
Haines Martha J
Hanson Stephen
Hapsood Sarah
Hill Theodaie
| Hanson Warren
Jefferson Sarah
Jordan E @
| Jordan A q
Kimbsll Sarah
Kimbail Kate
Kimball Csiherine 2
Knapp Ellen
Kcarney Alice
| Leonard Almira
LiltlcGeld Abby
| LlllledeId Adriana
Locke Nancy l.
Lane Stephen r
Lane Mclvlna
Lang Harriet Y
Liiile6eId Llziis L
Lineoln Caroline
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NEW
ROOM PAPERS.

The LARGEST aud BEST assortment Of RooQ
paper bu,h VI Engl,sh and American Aanaisctuse
ever Uttered IN this city, 81 -
=. !. MURPHY's PAINT AND OIL STORE,
1BERfY ST., BIDDEFoRD Ne, eppsslta.
Z lisnsoa's Grocery Slors. ~
kpsn IL 1857,
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Saso & BiddrfOrd Saving's Institution.
VNuE members OF said Institution are hereby
l. nolihru that their annual meeting Tor the
choice of officers, aud TO net such other matters
as may come bri,rc them, will be- held nj their
vGic", in Saco, ga " ednesiay, the 29d day OF Ju.
IN, 1857, at ten o'cl,cs M the forenoon.
EDWARD T.. BURUHAM, Sec'y.
Saco, July J, 1857. i,3w27
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M1peES MR,cLEs; The cures effected BY
Sir. Garlarr' : cels brs,rd Indian Medicine, known
n. the R,l.am Of Llyerwod aud Ho"rhound,
which stand. unriyallrd us a cure f'r Coughs
Colds, Group, BrOnchnis aud Complaints OF the
Lungs aud Chest, Il may he procured OF Weeks
aud Potter, Ill Washington street, Bs-'OH, Cen
eral A.rui>.
T GILMAN, Agent for Saco and Bid'leiord'
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smes aud In soraiory, Ns.lii-s School
BRIGHTON MARKET. J"iy 9.

BklGhTON MAhhhh' S"' -
At zsrkel ll75 Beef CLllle, 800 sheep, and
$50 Sw ne. 800
Beef Cate. We quote extra 1878 1000 ;
tirsI quality 500 $3.50; SECOND -, - - 20
third sG,5Oa s7,,s,
wufAIng Oxet, Sales from Sl(l, To l1O.
Cows aud Calves SAILS from s2j 10 81
Sheep. Sales IN lots iom s3,OJtO s1,O'
SWINE. Al retail, homY to lOc.
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Mount Eagle Manufacturing Co.

THE amount OF all assessments Of the Company actu
il ally ,s.iI 3. 4. sl3,aOo
The amount % the existing capital stock IL II, 20
The amount u the dent dae fr,m Company IL 800
The amount Of the capital stock invested In
other Gx,ursss su,si;,ls
The amount % the last estimated value az
fixed 10 the rial estate Of the mpa-
ny by the assessors no other proper
" being taxed, IL $1,000
A. n, JonENS0r, Treasured.
Commonwealth OF Observation-Disclosures ~. sworn
20 before me, July Tth, 1851.
3s!s n. T. bow, Justice Of the Peace.
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AT a Court OF Probate held at Bddeiord, within
and Tor the County Of YOrI ,on the first Tuesday
in May, ia the year Of our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundred and tiiy.seyen,b by the Honor
able Edward l.. Bourne, Judge vi said Court.
an the peiltlOu vi WeslbrooS Perry, interested
~ in the estate OF q n,hia Lewis, late Of Ssco,
in said Counly, deceased, praying that admins
iTatiOn OF the estate ut SAID deceased may be
granted to him or to some other suitable person
ORDERED that the petitioner cite the next oi
Kin To take administration, aud give notice thereof
To the heirs uf said deceased and To all persons
interested, in said estate, by causing copy OF
this order TO he published IN the Union O.
Eastern Journal, printed in Bddeiord, in said
county, three weeks successively, that they may
appear at Probate Court to be held at North
Berwick, ia SAID county, ON the fret Tuesday In
august next, 10 Vt the clock IN the forenoon and
shew cause. u ANY they have, why tue prayer OF
said petition should not he granted.
IS Attest, FRANc,s BAcOS, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCIS Bacon, Register.
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Guardians Sale,

DY virtue Of license from the Hon. Judge Of
ID Probate ios the counly of York, shall sell
al public auction, on "Wednesday. the f(lh day of
August dexi, at two o'clock A. NJ, all the rishi,
inlr, aud ini.rr,t which Albert F. Hill, of Dover,
IN the couaiy Of S,raliorJ, aud State VI New
Hampshire, mluor, has ~ aud To the real estate
conveyed TO Mary thu, by deed OF EhereI na
ADD recorded Ia Yctk Registry OF Deeds, BOX
10, pages ATS. II brins the farm now occupied
.iy sa.d Benson, as HIS homestead 10 Pars yn.hed
in ssli cuuniy of York. SAID pr~,nl.cs comprises
about iiiy scres Of land suitably divided int"
woodland. pasture aud l,llsgr, aud have dwell.
i,ns house. l.aiu and two orchards, located there.
ON. Sale Ia lie upon The premises aud condiiions
then aud there declared
woLcorr HAMLlN, Guardian.
June IS, 1851. 3w27
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Exchange on San Francisco

pE0PLE In our vicinity who may wish to remit funds
L to California. eau buy drains OF US, on Messn.
p.rc. 4 Co, PAYABLE at sixAf, In sums TO suit.
Drafts are easily collected from any place they may
he sent 10 In California by the admirable Express sys.
TEN, existing In that country.
Persons going to California would find II for their con-
v.nence 10 take our dram for part Of their funds In
stead Of being peexed with the care Of their money on
their passage.
We would refer the several Banks In saeo and Bid
defo,d. Ne He fIENOEs
BlddefOrd, May 2lst, 1857. iii
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DO YOU Want

To Religious Societies!
WE have yerv powerful aud superior toned
w Rosewood Hsnnoueons, with six stops aud
double banks of kew, en,rrly new anil In CON-
u,,- order, which we will .ell or let on the most
reasonable terms THIS instrument Is calculated
ior use ia Churches aud Halls.
27If SHAW & CLARK. Biddeiord.
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~ LIONS KATHAlRON, ~
Has new seesms THE STANDARD Pre-.
PARATION FOR THE HAIR.
ITS IMMENSE SALE or NEARLY
]. 900, 900 BOTTLE per Year.

Atheists IT'S Superior Exc. Hence
The Ladies' universally pronounce Il 10 BE- by
far the CHEAPEST, the BEST and tie meat de-.
sirnblc article they have ever used
II restores the Hair slier II has fallen oui, 10.
vigoratss, cnliyens, and beauties il, giving Il q
viek, sojl and gio.sy appearance.
II impars a nnosl dslisai perfume, aud from
t. many aud varied sxcelrncrs, Il has b-coms the
-.-0REAr sOU0HTsAFTERi
BY tbs ~,nae FASHIONABLE and UrlLlTA.
RAN WORLD.
Heath, WynkooP e. Co, New York. Propris.
ton.
All the above medicines are fpr sale by tho s,ass
Agent.
c. w. ATWELL, Dcering Book, North side
Market Square, Portland. General Agt for Maine.
Sold BY all dealers in Medis-ne everywhere.
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Bliss NG> iron ENERI tongue scem 'hc pr
-. . ~ ,...,.L ,.,b..,,,,.,. Mr. G.rIueF
u1h al N"hue"'""' ''
,b,. inventor of that celebrated ludian medicine,
-, - u,.,h,.n,J TIN.
wv p"'S'" "
following uOte speaks volumes; u In from u'>'
t;,yui.b.d >,ur,e
uus"s"'u sN an ,s,c
NplAN.roLis, 'uno 49, ioN'
c,,l,,,.,, III, medicinal prrpaFaIIun YOU
=, - a, ~.
have seat mc has cNrccdru all ny hopts f" "
-,s . - b....,,. =. ,,,,.., G.y,r,ts i'm our In.
OpV'aN'"' '"u "NN
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MOVEMENTS OF THE MAILs.u

MAIL DEPARTURES.
Chattanooga h. Daily, leaves a. oock D. M Close,
asp. This mail clrries al Mater for the Fast
en- ant sDgthera cities Huntsville, roscnmhis Men.
plti', idt ie R5cs ani their depend .nsies.
ChatanD2ga z. q, Osily, leaves st ~ O'Clock A N
el',es ~ Z y .. m This NAL carries all the way,
insil on this route and b-a'ch routes.
louisville, Daily, leaves Al O'clock cosesat X p. m.
f.sosuos, IS
sp.rt 'londay, Wednesday and Thursday; leaves at
o'c ock a. N; closes ~ ~ O'Clock p m.
Charlotte, inngdon Jackson aud Trsbton leaves Tuet-
day, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock a. m; closes
at7H p.
C0lqn9a, Palsssi and waynesboro leaves Sunday Wed
nesday and Friday at 6 O'Clock m; closes At ~
Columbia, Lawreneeburg Florence &c. Tuesday, Thurs.
cav and Saturdays leaves at O'Clock m closes At
7Xp.m.
carksyis, Dover Hppkinsyie, &C. leaves @onsav, Wed
nesisy and Friday al . oelo *, a U ) closes al ~
Russevie and Springfield leaves Tuesday Thursday and
ss urdsy az o'ciock an eoses al ~ D. m
Cealreyle Yernon, sc leaves Tuesday and Friday at u
O'Clock m; closes at 70 a. m.
- ARRIVALS OF MAILS.
Chattanooga R; B., Daily, at ss< o'el9ck m.
Louisviile
fislatin
Leban1n n, Taesday Thursday ami Saturday st6 pm.
Lebanon ami Sparta, hondAy Wednesday and Friday al
Charlotte, sunday, Wednesday and FriBAyat2p.
cOu nbl. Pulisk &c, Monday, Thursday and Saturday
"A a. m.
columbia Lawrenceburg, &C., sanlay, Wednesday and
Fitay At IL N.
Clsrksyll-, Sunday Wednesday and Friday at 6 D. m.
sse.vilie, Monday. Wednesday and Friday at p m.
C.ntrevile, Tuesday and Friday at II an
~ AL letters or registration must be handed into the
olice by ~ n'cock p. u. s r. ANDERSON. P. NJ.
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Cheap Cash Store.
CoRNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.
WOOD WARE,
200 pkgs cov'd Buckets; l125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Boxes; 200 ' Hames;
200 nests Tubs, panied; 500 Zinc Wash Boards;
20 doz Vanished and Three Is, 600 Plow Handles
Hoop Buckets; 20 nests White Pine Tubs;
2OOO ased Broom Hsndes 900 Cane Fishing Poles;
i75 dog white Cedar BucketsS0O ass',ed Liquor Kegs;
200 doz Tar Cans; 10 dos Cedar Cans;
300 pkgs Half Bush Measures 25 Nest Boxes varnish'd
% doz Pine Churns, assorted 200 Painted Tubs
100 nests white Cedar Tubs, 125 dos Wen Buckets,
BASKET WARE.
200 Willow Wagons common 700 German Market do
100 extra; 80 " Clothes do;
800 Carts, common 400 doz Feed Baskets in store
500 ex. tall tops and to arrive
20 Empire Cabs; 200 dozen assorted Market
loo Willow Cradles; Baskets;
200 extra rs doz Children's Rattan and
15O dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; doc ass'ted 0fice Chairs
Rattanand Willow, very nice and cool for Summer.
Aso-oo Hanpers imported fancy Baskets; Work, Fruit
and Flower Stands. Also-Wiow Work made TO ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doE Feather Dusters; flOO bales Alcant Mats;
500 ass'ted Shoe Brushes so Jute Hsrk and skeleton
100 ex Scrub 4" Mats:
45 Rocking Horses; rs dOT Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWINES, &c.
1o0ooils N and Il inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
10 So coils y to to @ Sinch do do eco do;
25 reels Bed Cord and Pow Line Manila;
$50 doz Cotton Plow Lines and Bed Cord;
100 doz Hemp Bed Cords; 100 bales CARPET Chain:
i,0Oo lbs Broom Taine Hemp; 500 lbs Wool Tvine,
l,5OO lbs Flax 90 800 lis Seine TWine;
70 bales Batting; 81 reels Hemp Packing;
rs . Nicking; IS coils Tarred Rope;
45O Wrapping Twine 150 Jute Ropes
PAPER.
loo bundles lFrund) !angerman's Wrapping Paper;
1S00 Mcgregor's do do;
1000 reams Lockland do do;
l50 reams Tea Paper; Is rean.s Shoe Pepper;
us " Ham :" 70 !" Batting do;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do dy 5000 Roofing do satuted
CANDLES, dc.
Star Candies, Lard Oil, Opal Candies stearne Candles
Starch, German Soap, &c.
WIRE WORK.
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens, assorted,
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes of best qualities, IN lots to suit.
A&o-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, in Iots
Wood Saws Saw Bucks Curry Combs Cards Brushes Tacks
RiVets, &c.
ERON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted sizes for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 30 22 Cedar do is do
Cerdar do l6, ls 20, % do Painted do 90 90 "a do
Brass Hoop do" " g do Barrel dole, Is, 80, % do
ored Root, Black Top and Blue do
Steam Bent Top; PlaukTop;
FOR sale by S. NJ. BARRETT,
mayl4 cor walnut and Front sts., Cincinnati,
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Mount Olivet Cemetery.

FIVHE Direc'ors OF this Company announce TO the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid OF with suit
able avenues and walks and portions OF the grounds sub
divided into Family Lots, which nov offered Tor sale
The nap OF the grounds be at the Office Of Lind
Eley Crockett where the public invited 10 call and
anime the
Fhe Company feel confident they could not have made a
suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity OF
Nashville and pledge themselves 10 the public spare
money pains make il equal to any Cemetery in the
Union and snch Nashville may feel pride in.
Tie Cemetry is In the charge Of competent super
intenden living te ground under whose direction 10
will be made the best and the usual
charges.
The Directors Of the Company desirous that the
grounds should visited by the Citizens OF Nashville,
purpose omnibus viii leave the Office Of Lindsey
CrocGett At o'clock Tuesday afternoon the ord inst
Gndon every Friday thereafter at the same hour
Tae seats will be free.
Ladies Families dssrous Of visiting the grounds, wiz
residences by sending their cards. TO
the President Of the Company.
A Y. s. LINDSEY President.
@. ". MANOR, Sssy. jy5-ti
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From s. NJ. PEFTNGiLL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11s Nassau Street, NEW Y0Rx,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE
Pa Co.. Agents for the influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United satesand
the Cankdas.
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GILBERT 81 CO.,

Auction and Commission Merchants,
NO 81 BROADWAY, ooaHER COLLEGE ST.
JOHN v. GILBERT ...............- ....AuetionseT.
UNINh GOLD wATCHEs AND GOLD JEwELRY kept
c0nstsntly hand, aud for sale better han
any house Ia Nashville, Also, Gill JsHslry in great
reiy fer sale 70 dealers on y.
EE- We sell al Auction every night.
We dupete and sell 0oods da ing the dey al Auction
Prices You from 10 9 - per cent. In al the
Goods yeu wish 10 bey IN eur ns, By iast ceiling at
GILBERT CO.'S
jani5 No 81 R-oadWaV.
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Z" " Water prOof
% 4" Congress Caters;
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- I" Oxford Ties,
These goods from Of the manufactures In
Philadelphia. Call at NO. 20 Public Square.
OctlS sNYGER FRIZZgLL.
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