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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

W- Porter's SPIRIT says that Mr.. Ten
Brock has reported by private letters to this
country, that he has proved by several recent
trials in private, that his horses can go as fast
on the smooth, green turf, with English
weights, as they can go over our ''dirt tracks"
with low American weights. And the Spirit
says: ave know that Pryor and Prioress,
who were beat for the Goodwood in 5:16, can
run the same distance in 4:3O"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
University Grammar School.

TNHis Schools attached to University OF Nashville;
suitable rooms in the College building having been fitted
up for its sccommo datiOn.
Perhaps other part o. educa ton requires such
special care and attention that usually acquired in the
Grammar school, Failure here from any ins6equaey in
the Instruction. dcourages the student destroys his asi-
raos and often dfSqUalss him for the mediocr al
attSnnlepts for which he may be than competent
Impressed with these views the Faculty has been careful
10 place IN this School gentleman equal in quahcations
teacher the head any departmental College, and
experience Ia teaching in nearly all Of ITEM II is their
purpose TO make IL in respect first class Academy
The studies Of the Grammar School embrace Of
three years. and has been arranged with view 70 that OF
me FFee schools OF the city, that the change be
convenient 70 those Students who may come recommended
from them t IS hoped that this School may prove parc
aary acceptable to thOe the vicinity Of the city, who
are excluded fom the benefits Of the Free Schools. The
session the Tth OF September Students received
at any time. The charge for tuition SIS per term, Of
twenty weeks.
The Collegiate Department Of University also Tens
on the 4h TENDER Students should be present the
first day Of the session. aue22 sw%
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

Fraecal Artists il every branch of Photography and
Hoe ae and retail dealers in Arnbrotype. Meiainoype,
ana Dsgusrreotype goods; Apparatus AID
Chemicals OF every kind variety and description used in
the aooys Arts All orders win be promptly filed and for
"arded to any part of the country very lowest mar.
ket rates for cash. which trade are respectfully in
Vted Also Agents for the sale of Meainotyp4 and spher
reOtype Rights. HUGHES RRo,s
sep4. &c Union street. Nashville Tenn
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
W,sH1NaroN Ann os

Gen. Doniphan arrived here to-day direct from
Kansas, and bad an interview with the President.
Re speaks in highest terms Of Gov. Walker and
says that he is supported by all the conservative
people in the Territory he also SAYS that General
Atchison has not been in Kansas for eight months
He predicts peaceful settlement of ali the difficult
ties Cor ~ Y Herald
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

CEs- We regret to learn from a gentleman who
left Bedford to-day, that the aOn. o. G. Dunn was
still seriously i'll and that his friends have resigned
all hope Of his recovery. medical examination
which is supposed to be ncuraole -LaJdyetts
CdltTieT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH.-Mr. Henry O'Rielly
announces that, in company with John j. Speed,
John Butterheid and others, he is about to push
forward the great enterprise Of connecting our At.
lantic with our Pacific Territory by means of the
Magnetic Telegraph
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

THE UEKINDEsT Cut.-The New York Tribune,
after having iuveigled no small portion of the North
ern clergy into the support of the corrupt and
prohigate party that ever existed, and made them
aeeomplices in great crime upon the State, now
puts on record the following: ''The pulpit If toe
may say so, Wih due reverence is rather Running
dODn than otherwise"
Chat part of it only which quit the pulpit and
vestry for the stump and "Fremont.")
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
school Notice.

VIE undersigned viii open Select School boys,
Monday, September 7th in the formerly occupied
by Mr.. Gossett, Spruce treet.
Number limited 20 twenty-five.
School hours from 81 A. NJ TO IL NJ, and from to 5
P, NJ.
Application may be made at York & Co.'s Pook Store,
Union street, to the undersigned &c S.
aug24-2T- W. BRYCE THOMPSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

A CoMPLMENT.-The London Christian Specta.
tor says:-"As a general rule believe AmeTi-
theological writer's to be better versed in mod
ern languages and more deeply read in ancient lit
erature; other words, better and ADLER scholars
than the majority of theological writers in this
countrY.n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1857.


WAT RrOv lsiOns haVe been Dear.
The Pennsylvania has compiled some statistics
which serve in part to explain the extraordinary
hlgh prices Of all kinds of provisions which have
ruled the past year or two.
In 1910. for instance, the United States pro-
duced-
"a, $1,000 bushels of wheat.
los, 900 900 bushels of Irish and sweet potatoes.
ID, 9To, 600 head of cattle.
Had agriculture remained simply stationary
considering the increase of pOpulatiOn-it ought to
have produced in 1850
lis, 24O. 900 bushels of wheat.
I46 600, 600 bushels of potatoes.
90 349, 900 head of cattle.
Instead of which is only yielded
100, $50 600 bushels of wheat.
IO4, oOO,OoO bushels OF potatoes.
1s,378,O00 head OF cattle
Thus the diminution of these articles during
period of ten years amount to about
10, 100000 bushels of wheat, which is a falling
Al 100000 bushels Of potatoes, which is falling
100000 head of cattle, which ia a falling off
oil I-i9 OF the production in I84o-duy taking into
calculation the increase OF population.
Here, then, we have one reason for the advance
of provisions.
While agriculture thus proved unable to keen
pace with the growth of the population, the ex-
portahon, OF breadstuffs increased prodigiously;
WHICH, OF course. reacted upon the home market
Inc value of breadstuffs and provisions exported
averaged per annum for the period from 1880 to
1910, $l2, 0OO,O 600.
From 1910 to 1850, S27. 600, OOO
From 1850 to 1856, S4I, OOO, 600
Thus the expectation more than doubled 10 ten
years, and nearly doubled in the last seven years
These facts, taken in connection With the disper-
sion of labOrers over the wild and non producing
lands of the West by the railroads, Il go far to
explain why the provision for family costs more
than twice what it cost ten, even five years ago.
| There has been immense temptation drawing
the laboring classes to the West Before they left
they used to produce more than they consumed.
NOw-Lhat is for the first year o: TWO after their
emgraton-they consume more than they produce,
or what they produce is within the reach of con-
sumers. 1t will not always nor long be so, we
hope.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

FATAL AccIDEET.-Mr. John Bount, who fell
from the balcony of hotel in Holly Springs on
Friday list has since died from his wounds.-AeHl-
pills appeal, LIST inst
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

Mas SH0F.-l'FObabis Hou,.cide--A man nsmea
Slider shot iast night, GA shelby street, near
TFezsFaut, By another nsmed James X. Polioek
The seapon used wss pistol and the bali entered
he stomach. --Asmplss Asas. sIsf uif.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
Friend B., be wise


To the wrong you have done both her and you,
Then offer the lady ga compromise"
As your betters have not blushed to do,
For the sake OF your mutual reputation,
As well as to silence this great sensation,
This Nothing to Wear' most terrible strife,
Just offer her Something to Wear for life.
Two such clever souls should be more than friends
For, divided the honor of each has a speck,
SO come out like man and make her amends
For cen should you be hen-pecked for your life,
You will have a wit and poet for wife;
Yes, b. cry 'Peck-aVi,' and marry Miss Peck
n D
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
ICE! ICEn

VIE Subscribers prepared furnish The citizens
Nashville, Esth Ice g he best quality. BIS once
Cherry street. opposite tie Posi- ocr. pu
on Paradise hii, ana s eqe any brought from IA
Lakes aasylo-u VI. T. GARREfT 4 co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
CROCKER,S SOH0OI..

At WHITES CREEK SPRING.
FT'HE next session win commence the 81st Of Au-
4 gust.
Price Of board nitiOn, washing, fuel lights $50 per
session, Of twenty Que weeks.
August 1T-lmREriR.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

TAFfNa aain istsa JOBS g. HOUSTON 20 a. q iersst
IL ~ tasnets, isosa Isl siY take eerzsos g
car skfnts 81 hrfet fsFs lestoa aad q
soe eantapance q ne s4Hs ~ the fstare pre-
lalss a. al N3a BAY aver Nth cs fsa and vel
as-us tF4 slrs ef Nespfe4si CANA z1a Glass. e
bet gaz4 ara q ~ latest and aurFarsd fhanea
ssa sts flasA trau the esaf EnEhs Ffeneh sad Amer
sc4ls Eat-<F3Ef.
fAe sess g store q Fsgy fan saa tsins I.garisd
natnF aaarF tne NcN Azf1 sci eh<aper als el1 %
soa 81 e4sa a14 PFez8 &efE trres thss here
te'sfe. kesFeslfaiiy.
aasia-iml. A. n HICKS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04


WE would respectfully Inform lady friends that we
w have received our5mportatons from Paris and us
returned from the East have most attractive
and rich stock of goods opened any retail estab
fully A. per cent less in prices We have now n store
of the most beautiful Head Dresses and Rich Flowers
Pumes and the largest and stock of Ribbons
ever displayed IN Nashville consisting Of
lot pieces OF every and rich design and style.
$40 Cautions OF Paris Flowers perfect flower garden
90 Rich osaich and Maraibo Piumes Birds
80 cases coiored Straws, Buga and Chenie latest fall
shapes.
10 &" cOIOrsd LeghOrn Flats, eipseys, and Children
Bonnets.
259 boxes Russiss and Thule Caps.
1g0 doz Hoop skirts, al the latest Styles for FAN.
20 q" Cloth Tamas and Coaks latest styles at unpre.
ce6ented low prices
80 " Rich Black Buge Collars and Trimming Laees
Likewise fine stock Of Needework, Goods in sets 4 ,
Collars, sleeves, Worked Bands Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, Lace Wells, &C.. aides CouIe Caps Mohair
Head Dresses and rich imported Head Dresses in the great
est spendor Likewise rich oTnamented goods, Combs
style, the Bonnet Comb keep Bonnets
right place the new sye Elastic Role for the head fine
and medium Cabbas and many Fancy Goods too numerous
mention. ane stock Of goods Of Taimas Chill
drens Coats egns Hose, Mtts, scaT and the latest
OF kigOletts for parties Il is impossible give you full
description Of our Fall Stock, viii require your personal
attention to examine Having 10 years experience in
Nashville hatteT self that please the most
fastdious, not only in goods but in prices.
The great and Unprecedented patronage receive from
season other hatter ourselves fully estah-
lshed Establishment for Rich Millinery Goods. No
deception REGARDS Fashions. We have our Agent at
STYLES as exhibited at Europe We viii open
FAN Fancy inst hope 10 receive
that liberal patronage eqteHded TO as for years past
Il. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
sept3. No. IS Union ST. door state Bank.
~ Country Me chants and Miliiners supplied with
Esst B5Dnets renovated in superior sye aad reasonable
charges. sepr8.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
SteeA PlOWs. 90.
CIGAR MANDATORY,

HE undersigned are very extensively engaged in
the manufacture of all kinds Cigars and are en-.
aD!ed 10 compete successfully with any Eastern
cIues one OF our hrm who has charge of this
menu OF our business being practical Cigar maker
customers may rely upon getting goods
give satsiaeton, and which will guarantee in every in
can assure our friends and customers
are making fine Cigars as ever came from Havana we
import direct fro@ there the finest Tobaccos thereby
& duty, We are enabled to sell Cigars
same article could be imported, then why not
Encourage Home Industry!
CAN and examine for yourselves at
sept4 10 Cedar street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

tAaa7HaN AAaAsE+f $3.50
FTVHE attention Of Railroad Companies, Farmer Manu-
4 fActHFer ard an persons deEiTons 81 re ~
home Foed machinery, such a. STEAM 6Neae59s
GNaS 81 eFrry aEeerstQa, GhAktAttt LAn :. "
the nczt isnrfcVcd patterns SAW Alti7 ~ = 80
is NJ Tsrls % dc rreufsss 81 TIE aie NashNe hana-
fseusine CoIrlauy iatsna 90 carry On ne ha.nes.
afllT - eFsenfive before and shah seqa &c 41 =.
49, - af,skirerr and Casting. We have already
onersfiass baetsa - shop 80 hecr.
YARD. and sha give iasnedt@ie sasnts'ieA ~ e- s -
eUsfomcfE. -. ri.
We are ezpeTcpeed Neehenies--s1ea oi as -
ztf.e5ina a. fis aan derlrtlaeu4na thas er E-A ee
-hr ID r oat suusr1r scrk - qEef rates ta-h efee
- go In sls etv We shat warrant ever Fzle q
soy sans Al tbs Esfablshuept ana give tfeett -ne
ssi atrrtlan . every oFdfr len AZ eur once ti1' Nt
kops 10 give general stiaeiioas aad g PAL ee p ~
frie-lE - hf5ae n aaassc.uFs. "a. JACAkk -
Ci.iborae Machi1e Horsa, Aashglie, teali >
sa- - Lats Nashville Manf Co
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
IUMBRRI IUMRERll


w. ss.sens g %ashVsls hare eg7orsanty Il
FFeF sang fhfesslgfs aE.h iaH aeplslr = tlsIs
eoAN tes - water, ~ srHlc4lea ihf unaessgnei
g g y = han hkRS.at - ksnz ce4l esee nastyG
"a cssEtaae1s- 4sslfezf nsasf.
AsE2a-sl q 4. .. stAREis. Assut.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
Wheat! Wheat.

M ANTED 100000 bushels prime White and wheat
W Tor which viii pay the highest price de
liyere az Ware house, spring Clark streets
Nashville. Wheat Wilde eli ssed rs follows
Ten cents bushe VIII be paid Tor prime White
prime Red and ten eents below prime Mediterranean
this heat The sv est When Amber Wheat
is prime I'VE ns bushe Ei BE- paid the price
Of spring and other Red Hheats.
The amber Is known here b Farmers Blue stem OF
desirable.
First Glass, white; Second Class Ambsr.
Third Class, Golden Chan; Fanrtb class sprnr
and al other Red Nheats except he eaitefra ea hes
Is sen cents beo 30 value.
= 0i0 Grain SACKS on hand b.
JAY I. II. s. FREN6H A son.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
CISTERNS.

TINHIs is the favorable build yopr Cserns The
Il sREAT CIsTEAs BUmDKR, HUGH L. BEATTY, is now IN
this city, prepared 70 build them OF all sizes AppH-
cations made BY note Otherwise, 70 H. G. Scove viii
receive prompt attention. Iiune25-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
FOR TIE COUNTING ROOM.

FOR TEE COUNTING ROOM.
BLANK CHECKS ON ALL THE BANKS.
BLANK BILLs OF LADING.
BLANK NOTE AND BILL BOOKS.
COPYING PRESSES. LETTER BOOKS
ARNoLD'S FLUID, ALL sIZ S.
RID INK. STEEL PINS. GOLD PENS
RED TAPE. BILL HEADS. POST BOXES,
WRISTBANDS; great variety.
CHECK TINS. ERAsERS. STAMP ETTERs
PkNCILS. RUBBER. ENVELOPES. PAPER, &c
For sale by
aue19. BEs CHARLES W SMITH
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04
Wanted.

a NEGRO COOK and washer woman, for the balance
IL the year Apply at this ONCE. sepi4.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

OF the leather houses
3 do a business Of over. 81 600, 900 annually.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-04

Has gone by the board. The ". Y
Courier and Enquirer notices this event as
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20

VHYWKREAa NJ ,hs sQd day sf AuRusf. A. q. leeB.
wv Daniels snd Dfapihes Dsnbslsen, his vie,
executed unto Austin corbin. y rrpstse. certain
desd Of Trust ccnveyna 70 ~ Trustee ths isAd II
0sott cpuntv. In~s, dsssy oed - eOuews. ts.ui' =:
Atrfy Net iron; running b. 10 The alley one hrn
Areo and nfsv ~ "a from the wset sss ~ Ut eua
- twelve ti1) IN ba1<k Dn0hsS tee ~ In orssa'a
Addition "a ~ city u Osyenport, l"wa, - shown
81 TIE vrcordsd Plat % SAID sAAirn. which std
vevsncs was made By the SAID =. psnisss aud Do
roAh~s, bis wife for The ruspOse u secvrnG tho pay
ment IT . certain promIssoSy note snd the intsrrst
thereon reaet BY said p. Danirlres. dateA the ~
dsv - Aneusf. 4. b l6h6. and paysbsA y oviss 81
William II. Abbott, on tho 92i lay Ct December. A.
d. 1876
And now said note hsviue becrm@ due and psysble
and The said Y Dani.lssn having failed 10 paw tho
same !, Austin Ccrbin, Trustee Is aforesaid ~ the
reqwst of said willisa n Admit the owner o. sid
do here hy bic notice that by virtue 81
the power which II IN vested BY said deed Il Trust,
viii on SATURDAY THE 18TH DAT OrMARcH A. D..
1851 At che hour 81 O'Clock In the after ~ said
day af the Court Honse door IL the citv Of DsveA-
port. expoe and Offer for rsle st public sartios 10
the hisbcst bidder cab the parcel Of land shove
described much thereof shali b. snfncient 10
sefsfy and pAy the sO0nt - sal1 note Nth NJ In
ter ~ thereon 70 the day Of sale, teeeshsr With a
tAs rsss cd expsnses stseoalng sal1 sale, oDs %
SAis n0sIce and Trustees fses.
dated ~ Nh Aay u Geossary. 4. D ~.
msSch3dS AUSfln COA1tW. trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
GOLD WATCHES,
Grand Monthly Jubilee.

tits impossible to give the details or this munih
cent enterprise tn this short advertisement, and
therefore refer the reader TO circulars, I. tn.
JOURNAL o. ROMANCE itself, . copy Of which
may be had By writing TO =. D. Blair, publisher Of
Journal Of Romance, Chicago, or New York--or may
b. at the once OF name Of paper In which this
adver tissHfst appears. nss
TERMS.-for one year q, %; FOR months, q 80;
forfthres monts o100. Every subscribsr viii ~ one
premium inmediateiy, and perhsps aaotheT IN the
Monthly Jublles n1strlbutton.
B D. sure 70 send to the ONCE N ChiceAO
for . specimen copy Of tbs rspeS.
OCtcbeg ao-do0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
Chicago l. Rock Island Railroad
&0yss . Co., .s,s;s.. -.

Winter .ls'y'0sl gessie,af,
an and after Monday Dec. Isl 1886 and untn
Ofurther notice trains will leave Rock isand dairy
Sundays excepted, as follows:
LIST mail train at 1onoAx
"a night express SC0P. NJ
ID freight. with % class ears at q 40 A "
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays es
ceptei as follows
ISL rSaf express a. h.G "
~ mail ram ~ sop NJ
81 freight with I'd class cars at o sop "
All this road IN 6trtet conpavicp a.
Chicago with trans over both the Nmhirsr Son,he-u
and Michigan Central r X. 10 and from Dnirn,t t.
lido. CT vrisnd, Columbus Cincinnati PITTSBURGH
prnkirk pufslo Niagsra Falls A'hanv Nv york
Phiiadrlnhs BALTIMORE ard Washington Al, at
laSale with trains ~ the Illinois Central Road
North u fsaiena and South 10 81 Lnuis and Cairo 70
whi IN places tickets .an be procured Of
s. 8. STEPHENS Ticket Agent,
v. (. Drrot Rock Island
Passenger rcrnnd.t! ~ the necessity 81 giving
distinct directions 10 the destination 81 their hav
gage Also to procure tickets before taking their seat.
In the cars Is the conductors collect only 10 sta
tons the line - the Chicago &oct Island railroad
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent
W II WHITMAN Asst Sup't.
Roct Island Nov. 81 1856. (dtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
THE STATE OF IOWA,
esOTT CnrNTy.


THE STATEOF IOWA, l..
sco1r COUNTY.
To wRpm Wood and Phube A. Wood hi. wifesnd to
all other persons Interested In the lands which are
hereinafter de cribed:
WHEREAS on the Goth day Of September. A. y.
w 1854, said William Wood executed unto one
Stephen Thompson among Others, certain promi~
sorry note for fhe Of Nv thousand dollars, pay
able the first day u January, A. D. 1851, and for
the pu pose ofsecurng the payment ~ said note the
sah william ood together with Pbdbe L. Wood his
wife, executed certain gage, conveying FOR the
purp sc aforesaid I, sad Thomp-on. the following
parcels Of land In tad Scott County situate to-w
The south half ofsection No. six, 90 the southeast
quarter ofthe northeast qua,ter Of said lection No.
SIX 49, and IN" west half OF he south wrst quarter Of
section No. fve f5) all In township No y,v MY nine
(7S) north o. range No hvat5j east Of the ffh N
wtirh said Mortgage Was upon the Goth dav OF Sep
TENDER 4 D 1854, duly recorder In the R'rorder's
ohee OF said Srou County, ~ book az Of Mort :
cages, pase sly t6) to which reference may b had.
And whereas the said note herein drscr'b hsa be-
come due anA payable. AMI the sad william Wood
has failed TO pay ne same the said phen Thomp-
son claims TO forecloee q sah Mor'rage, and Tor
this purpose Harvey Leonard. Eq.. Sher Mt said
County. will on SATURDAY the 96th day q March. A..
D. 1857 af the Court House door In the city Of DAv-
export. and II the hour o. swo oceck 10 IN Anes-
mean, proceed TO se by psblo outry Tor eash 20 the
hiehea bidder therefor the sAh parcels Of land or 20
much thereof shall h neceseaSy TO pay and Sails
y the amount DIRE upon said note.
Davenport, pehSnavv ~. 1887.
sTEPHEV THOMPSON, Nortsaeet.
HARVEY IR0NARD,
eeb17dth Wl eAeri6 Of sajd Cosats.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-20
READY.RGADE CLOTHINC


New Goods! New Geods!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant Tailor,
~helesale snd Retail Dealer
Ready Made Clothing,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Gents
Esrsishing Goods and Za;1ors'
Trimmings,
las lust returned from the East with one Of the
"A isrsss, and hest selected stocks Of s,~ds ever
srsd for sale In this nsskst consisting u part Of
the following articles:
0rOndcl0ths.
knssh French, German and Amer
lean. o. the nnest quality And iassss
style q Goods.
Cassjssses.es.
English. French and American 81
every variety Of style, color and
quality.
White HArseies Mataiasse, white
London btsure6 Tinssl and eelcred
silks. Fancy and Plain Aiih Vslve.,
Fancy SILK and Linen, Italian oilk
0renadtns. Satin. Italian OIss1,
silk nWa. snA Faaey osshnsses 10
Black. niue and Drewn Dsoedsso.A,
Fancy, Blue, Esv1 aad Hslbss1
Castor Beaver. Cansda mixed and
eassss q ne latest inpoets.
0ssSlv JE1de.
0vercoAss, Ovsr.sAckss oustouos.
Usehns Jscssts ed 1Aiass, YpoeE
and Dssss Srask Goats u eli esaii-
W. sed stviss' ~, vs,vst, NasA.
Goth Cashmere aad valsoeia vGnAs,
Oassnett oesinett douhse and twist
fancy -. plain Casslmees asA De-.
sein Pests Dss'a en- osssnsuv
prooss, Wrsppsss aAA ovssais.
~ sstsASse0 Goods.
Hiekory. calico. white plain liA~s,
corted and Paris bosom, fancy cn,.
"red Shirts. with common and poaks
Wristbands; string, DE- Ovxsv, ord
cd Byron, POLKA and Lap Collass,
Neck Ties. Stocks, fancy and plain
Crsvsts; Gloves-vhite haaOk and
eosored hid. lined buck, CLOTH Chez
terhed. Aberdeen, Berlin Onion
and German and Fur 0suntlrts;
wool, merino and cotton Hose; vhNe
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