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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
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Freights Reduced.
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE.
TO cOsrINus WITHOUT ALTERATION uSTu rHE
First Day of June. 1857.

FIRST CLASS.
Piano Portes Books and stationery Roots shoes and
Hats; Liquors, oils, Sc. in bottles Camphiue and
Spirits Turpentine, IN bbls: Carpeiing ca na Glass
and GlassWarr Cigars in Clocks rcnfsc,ions.
res Cotton Cards Cutlery, e. cases, cssks snd boxes;
Dry Goods IN boxes and bales; Drugs Fruits Fruit
Trees and Shruhhery, Furs, Garden Seeds, ookiag
Glasses and Looking-Glass Plate, Cat owners risk ~
oysters 10 cans and lars Saft'ery Tin add Britannia
Ware, Teas aud SPicrs, leo lbs. n
SECOND CLASS.
HARDWARE. except suCh as specified Vrst and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign LIQUORS in
bhls and pines: Tobacco iu hnxes. leather IN rolls
and hexeS; oils. in bhls and casks; Crockery and
Queensware in crates and casks: Rice, whiting,
Plaster Sheet Brass and CoPn'r Toe lbs .....alOO
THIRD CLASS
Axes, shoves Spades, Sad Irons Zinc Tin, Pigs
n-pate, Auvils. Vices, casks % Chains and pars;
Manila and Cotton Corlsge Coffee, heavy Ca tngs,
Mn-Gesrirg iRairoa'-vyhee snd Axlss, Chains and
spikes, and RoSin IN hh per 100 SO
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and Carriages boxed and oher ght articles
not enumerated; also. CaThoys ~ Acids. or other
Chemicals, viii he charged Nv actual weight, but -
double First Glass Rates, per TOO $3.50
Have every psckaFe planlv waived with ~
natter prevents delays and losses and nsures speedy de-
livery.
ADVANTAGES am FAc1LITTFs OFFERED BY THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consiersd The Agents Of the Souh Carolins
Railroad At Charleston vii te forwarded "Free ~
m.sion" drsysTe. Vhar'see aTd PotaTe onlv ehsrVeA
bill ~ which 9TH amornt II height raid vii he
mail to con gnecs Marx PACK Ees, Agents. C. R.
r., Charleston. 8. q.
charge that those who prefer consirnirr Cois-
sion House do snd have their eNpenset payable
here.
Arsiph' Nashville and Stst'ons the Nashville and
Chattanooga Raoad n' from Charleston nv through
rrainS onlv and Shippers may rely upon tie des
patch and promptress.
Tie Rate FROM h'resion to Nashville viii all times
aslOw nv Savannah.
am authorized. and viii settle prov ptv any over
charres and damagss that NAV this Inc
In caseofost missing goods viii 'ke charge ofany
correspondence Tor their recovery. and
found will for the within thirty days after notice
Is given At this Offer.
Merchants along the line Of the Nashville and Chaitz-
noogR Railroad will hear in mind that the above ap-
ply 20 Ell goods from Charleston which Re delivered
AZ ihe following Stations, viz Severson Anderson Drch-
erd, Tulishons Normandy. Wartrace Shell yvle Pcl-
buckle Fosterve Murfreesboro, Smyrna, and Laverne.
shall he pared - give explanation and 'ror-
nation desired In regard 10 r. iphts and eNpense-his
Correspondents relv uPon prompt 20 al in
auries and attention given business brought an
der my supervision ard control.
CHAS. W. ANDERSON. Agent,
jan9-f No 26 College Il Nashville.
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r. G. McNAIRY & co..
Sprin& Circular
FOR 1887.

OUR B1ver /. nov in New York and nv the 18th Of Feb
~ ruarv shall be receiving and orenng nur
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS,
In the large brown Building, No. s. CoeTe street,
erected Mr. lanes Erwin expressly for occupation
BeIow present reUoTandun Of eOre Of the leading
good avars to he orrd IN the different DEPARTMENTS,
which prorise friends ard the pt bic shah be sold
AZ prices n s7it them.
We therefn invite and prou'r hnvsrs 70 examine
the dis las If Stock shall he prepa'edfo shoS
We beg 70 that inst oHeriug GREAT BAR
GAINS in our WINTER Stock, rem aiming on hand.
r. G. McNATPY TO-,
s. College street.
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CTEN BUILDINGS
ST IORIiS Mo-
Reduction in Freights |!

WE have the pleasure announce that the Railroad
w Eve reduced their feghts VIA CsAELEsroS. We
also congratulate the people Of Tennessee that in very
shor e the Gers will pass from this pl9ce TO Atlanta
without breaking bulk. This route will then be at least two
DAYS in advance OF savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD EvEsY THING
destined Tor the Interior the OE rate OF
l2Hc for ordinary pack and that SEGsURE EVERY
HSG thereby securing TO you, always at least four times
oOmmi-sio
VS. UNLESS WE Know THEY ARR RIGHT.
The Railroad Agents, both Al savannah and Charleston
DO NOT MEASURE
Our expensebils paid here therefore you need not
remit.
We also send you duplicates Of bills. We let
package lie over here.
We paw strict personal attention business and
hing shall be wanting part, to promote the
interest Of sll who patronize
We tending against two mighty Corporations
ask the public to sustain and II work Is not
done WE'LL and bills less theirs, then take it
from US and give it 10 them.
Any information about goods and any thing pertain
ing to the business, cheerfully given.
REFER TO
Messrs. W. II. Gordon & Co., Nashville;
Gardner, Shepherd Co.
Cook Bsly Co., e
I" Hichol, Green Baiy,
4" Morrison Co.,
- Strickler, Ellis = Co.,
A. II. Hicks a Co.,
Z" W. W. Berry Demovtli, "
" Cheathsm, Watson a Co,
And last, but not least good old friend Jot Cald
well, Esq. President Of the :. G. K. Char eSton.
iar99 =. WYATT CO.
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1857. METROPOLITAN STORE. 1857.
W. A. & ]. G. McCLELLAND

1857. METROPOLITAN STORE. 1857.
W. A. & j. G. McCLELLAND
RE nov in receipt Of the largest and most magnificent
to of the trade, selected With great from first
class Importing Houses Of the Atlantic cities From
long experience in the retail business in Nashville being
the oldest shed firm in the cityve feel Try con1
drnce in saying that prepared to oer to cash
punctua buyers greater ndnce than they can Ind
made up Of the greatest Novelties, most de-
srabe Styles and Of the best Fabrics Of Season. alive
ask Of buyers to give * careful examnat on 10
nom Us.
Our Stock IS too large and comprises much variety to
enunerate generally.
Silk Goods.
Our Stock Of Fancy proS- sbss uav large and at
rse've in prices ranging from dy cents per yard to MY
In black silks We have all he best makes in Gro de
RENE ustsriazs and No trning Tafsta, which We
Offering Oser prices than be hal at any otner
house.
French Organdies'and MusIins.
have The most eeyant stock Of French Organizes IN
Elegant French orrandie and Muslin Robes.
Mus ms ard Jaoones in endless variety, cheaper tnsn
ever offered in this market.
Mourning Goods.
We have everything complete in this department.
Trimmings.
conpiete'
White Goods, EmbrOideries.& sc,
In this line have the largest and most COM
ete variety he found the city, and at prices exceed
iDvIv oE.
We have MANY kinIs Of White Goods manufactured 70
order exclusively fn- sa'es.
Linens, Damasks, Towels, sc.
We have Oh the best makes these goods in great va
efy and astonishing 'ow nrices We have small lot OF
those Patent Elastic fnish linens for Ladi wear.
Curtain Goods, Sc, &c.
Satin LANES Union naasks lace and Ertro dere5 Mus
Yin Curtains Window Shades, fine, Drugge, Mangs
&c.
ShaNIs, Scarfs, Nantes, Sc
In this depa-tren' have thing that the most
elegant taste cord demand AMI at prices that VIII enable
every LADY supply herself with ometfng elegant.
ParasOls'and Shades, sc.
have the fParasOs Shades. and Umbrellas
ever seen in 'his r~srket
5000 Dozen Hosiery.
have store largest End elegant stock OF
this market 10 silk Vile Sandal lace,
and Cotton oT Ladies' Misses and Children, Men and boys
cheaper than ever kno
Basques.
White ard Pique and Priliartes for Bssoues. with
linen AMI Gotten, PRINCES and White Cotton Ga Icon Tor
Trimming.
April5 W. A. J. q. NcCLELLAND
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IS College street.
Silk ard Dress Goods Department
In this department will be found the nouef'eS OF the
ason.
R,roca4e, from cheap to the r,ost oo,.lyi
PIaiis str;resu
Plain cori pou de Loris TO- dav ana even'ng;l
Na-yelines :; 70 de Nap am vul'oerv silks;
Satins, all wi'ths, colors and qualities;
Bisho"'s Gro de Phines;
BlacS Paris and " ons Taeetas, cheap;
Figd si,ts, premier designs:
Poval Wo1rninc Pom de I ORE:
4" Armures Israhan and Gro de Afrirne;
Fch ilk Rches. for Dinrtr end Fvening Flowers
Rich PareVp ohe Georgia Cashr gro end POM sdou'
SrgrnSv vvs,In. a F"
New and exquisite designs in Musns, Ba-eges Jack
orets:
P,sin Ja,konets in MI color.:
Rich and n ambient deSir gs in all Of the above;
All DESCRIPTIONS Of travelling Dress GooTss
ILace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked Cares;
A." lace do;
setts worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breakfast setts II camhre and iaconet'
setts Scotch work for tray elirg;
fnch work and sce Cars for oh ladies;
Ap stock of swiss and jscOnet edgngs and In
sertinFS.
SWISS Jaconet and Dimity hOunces, pl'n and highly
Point Arplidre and Real Val. Lace.;
Ten thousand novelties that cannot he named.
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here our stock will excel in VARIETY. The assortment
will he Great, Rich and Conp'ete. We shall keep
ChHdren's F0Bsn and Iea's lose and HdlfHose.
Merno SILK and Cotton Vests and Drawers for Children,
Women snd Men.
Alexander and Josephine Kid Gloves
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete assortment and Of the best makes Of
Irish Linens, Lawns and Cambries;
Printed Linens and Jacone,sfor Children
In descriptions Of Goods for children. our stock will
be choice
Mantillas, shawls and Searfs
British Everv description Of Garments will be offered in
this department
House Furnishings.
Huck ToweIs plain and dama-k borders;
" fringed and cord ends;
All descriptions Of to- els and Diapers;
French Dauask and Turkish Towels;
Furni and Glass Cloths:
Pfaro and Table Covers, all kinds;
Rch Curtain Damask@, trimmings to ustca
Pich Gilt C0rnice. Bands ant Pins;
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains
Ruff Holland window shades
An descriptions ofSummer FIsnrelG
Rich Table Damasks end Cloths for d uner parties;
Furniture Caliros and Dimities;
White and cold Mo~quito Nets;
Summer Quilts and CeunteTpanes:
linen md Cotton Sheetiugs, all Wisths:
Bed, Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mating.
To this par, Of stock Il is needless to REFER
conceded keep the largest, most eePaat and the
same time, cheapest stock 10 the western country.
plantation and Negro Goods.
And all goods by The piece wholesale pricrs We bore
10 Offer friend this the best Of Ne
gro Goods have ad the pleasure oFer and
most respec fully invite all 10 rake visit that hey
see how fully shall meet their expectations.
tets r. c. ncNAIRY c., IS College street.
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don't you remember, Alice, he used to twinc
them in my hair. Oh, to think now, be
will never SEQ them any morew and amid
her quick sobs, her hcad sank down on my
shoulder.
Mr.. Lee did not speak, but l saw the
glance no bent down on her moment,
and knew then his heart was stirred
with something more than pity for Dora
West.
She did not, know, suspect this for
some time, and thought it WAS only for
Harry's sake that he called so often, show
cd her thousand little nameless attcn
tions, and was SO thoughtful Of her happi-
ness.
Well, the truth camo out at last; Dora
was still in. her youth, and she had one Of
those clinging, vine-liko natures that need
something to lean upon; in short, love was,
with her, great necessity she could not
walk through life alone.
"He says he will take Hary's place to
me. Shall give it to him, Alicc9" whs-
pered Dora.
And lifted up her face and looked at it.
"Yen, darling, this new love is sent of the
God that called Harry to himself, and left
you only his memory.
So they were married : and tho unchari-
table, the morrow minded, and envious talk
cd as, God help them, they always have
and will talk until death comes and layo
its cold hand upon their lips, and bushes
them with its solemn "Be still" forever and
foreverr
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ceedingly, and l should like very much tc
cultivate her acquaintance. with view ol
matrimony. am young man, twenty.
two years old, and of most exemplary
character; my figure is good, five feet nine
inches in height; hair and eyes arc black
l ara considered handsome by most Of the
young ladies. | am of good family, and
have a good profession. With respect to
matrimony, l have always considered it
the only thing necessary to com letc a
mans happiness on this earth, and would
most readily with her enter that state OF
bliss, Yols, with regard,
DANIEL RAYMOND, Chicopee."
Another gentleman of tho same age is
also taken with the picture, and would be
happy to make her acquaintance, With a
view TO matrimony; but he adds, or the
acquaintance of any other young lady
His chief object being to find conjugal
companion for tour in Europe.
All this may be amusing to read about,
land hope it is,) but in practice it wears
a very different aspect. 1t will not do to
Judge the manners of distant though
kindred people by own own standard of
unconquerable reserve; but the custom of
wearing ones heart, not on ones sleeve,
but in The morning paper, can hardly be
regarded in a favorable light. The purity
and delicscy which encircles with glori-
ous halo the head of young womanhood,
seem somewhat imperilled by process
which is little else than public auction
Even the fortunate man who in personal
qualifications outbids his competitors, can
not reflect with much satisfaction on the
fact, that she who sits by his side has been
the subject of public advertisement. If
Coelebs cannot find courage to pay his adj
dresses to lady in the ordinary way, it
would surely bo better that he shonld pay
his court, like Widow Watt, without the
door, rather than through the newsmcn.
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TuAcKERY AND JONES OF YBosToN.-The.
paper rarely receives or dispenses better
made article than the following. Our cor
respondent who furnished it knows Mr..
Jones very well, and was present at the.
dinner when the conversation is reported
to have occurred. Let him repeat it in
his own way:
"Jones is man Of more whiskers than
wit-more wealth than wisdom-and is'
pompous and lsps--Jones once met Thack-
cry (when he was in The country at NJ
dinner party, when he relieved himself and
delighted his audience by the following
display by his highly polished manners
and colloquial powers.
"Jones (pushing across the table dish
of onions, speaks. Try an onion please
Mr. Thackerayp
"Thac.-'No; thank you SIR
"Jones (surpriscd)- why Mr.. Thack-
cray don't you cat onioHsF
Thac (laconically)-'Nevcrr
"Jones (curiously)-'Why don't you eat
onionth Mr.. Thackeray? don't you like
them? they arc goodp
''Thac.-'Yes sir, I like them, but mt
the odor which they leave upon the breath
"Jones.-'O Mr.. Thackeray those are
the rcdth skinth onionth that you are
thinking of. Thi,h kind-thc thilvcrth-
sknth (silvcr skins) don't tho. III, tel
you how know. The other night l was
going home, and attn it wath after my
thuppcr time, thought would stop and
get thomcthing to eat Tho went into
n thaloon, and called for soms becfthcak
and onionth. And when 7 got home,
thoon after entered tho houth, my wife
thaycd, Mr.. Joncth, think the gath ith'
leaking. thmclth it very throng.' Fthnri'
DO you think il it'll? don ihmelth it,
But tho thaid it did, i am thure it ith; I
tmcth it worth aud worth Tho I took
a lamp and tried. the gath pipcth, but
couldcn't pcrtheivc any lcakth. Pretty
shoon tho como cloth up Ia me, and bsF
exclaimed, 'Oh, Mr.. Joncth it ith your
brcth--and YOU have been caiin onionth-7
and thought it .waih the gathf The
next night thought would like some
moro oniontb, tho thopth at tho sams.
placth and thith time the waiter brouth
mo .homc thilver thinkcl' onionth and
when got home Mrs. Joncih didn't thmell'.
tho gath! Tho YOU SEQ Mr.. Thackcray [.
havc proved that the rcd skin,l, onintlp
thmell, but tho thilvcr thinkth don't.
We have to add an auocdotc about Jones
-Onco ai time he was at Nahan:, and
meeting Mrs. r. G. W., Bosiouan leader
of fashion accosted her with:
"Madam, don't see many Of our act
here Looking at tho familiar jewccr, as
only woman can look, she replied:
(which set Mr.. Joucs' Your gold or
silvcrT Jones caved in, and sloped off.
[Pbiladclphia Prnssrs
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To tho indcfatgablc Ed, Mcdonald,
Deputy Marshal, John Bccchcr and Jas.
Furney, tho public Is indebted for the re-
capture Of Bordeau, the murderer. who es-
capped from Jail two or three weeks. since.
Hearing that he had been seen in Ottowa
County, on Wednesday morning they star
ted out in persuit of him. Taking the cars
of the G. Il T. r. r. TO Greytown, they
then tried Walkers line through the woods
to the French settlement near tho mouth
Of tbs Tousant Tho could obtain no in
formation of Bordua, only through gudca
Frenchman, which was well acquainted in
tho settlement" Through him they learn
cd that Bordua had left a short time before
their arrival for Manhattan. where his fam
ly live, intending thence to 90 to Cnuaaa.
They thenimmediate!y recraccd, their steps
through the woods, took a freight train at
Greytown for Toledo, and forthwith pro-
cecded to tho residence of Borluc in Man
haitian. 1t seems that they were suspected
on approaching his house, and the dbor was
barred in their faces, they saw however.
through the window Borluc in the act of
conccaling himself under the bed. They
then forced an entcrancc and made h m
their prisoner. He was only about half an
hour in advance of them coming from o.
taway county. He is now confined in our
county Jail, awaiting his trial at the next
term of the Court Of Common Pleas, which
commences its session next week. 1t is
hoped that ho will not bc permitted to-
leave th . Jail again without an attepdept..
II is due to Marshal Kingsbury, otir aeW
Sheriff, to say, that he suggested tho cx-
pedition which resulted in the no capture of
Bordcau, rnd betrayed the expenses there
of.
1t is rumored that there was reward OF
800 offered by Sheriff Springer for tho
rc.capture of Bordcau, if such is the case.
his recapturcrs aro certainly entitled TO- it.
Conductor Rays Of the wood train mcrits'
the harty thanks of tho officers for his at
tentions, as the party were day and night
without provisions, or anything TO- cheer
tho inner man except what was furnished.
them from the caboosc.-[Teledo Times.
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A MARROW EscArE-A STAGE TEAMi

a NARROW EscAPE-A STAGE TEAM
KrLLED.--A stage which left Kalalnazbo :
for this city yesterday, Mt o'clock, A. NJ.
met with an accident near G amhcrs',, 2o'
miles south Of this city, yesterday after
noon, about 2 o'clock. A strong wind,
was blowing from the west, and the driver,
Phillip Potter, discovered fal ing tree
within about ten feet of hiui. Tie. mado
an effort TO stop the team, but tii6 itcc''
struck tho wheel horses, killing the near
ono dead; the horse on the left side died
in about twenty minutes. The tongue Oft
the coach was brokca in sevccal pieces
Tho leaders escaped uninjurcd, aud, being
loose from the coach, rap about Se'rols
and were stopped. There were eleven pas
scngcrs aboard, tho driver aud passengers
escaped uninjurcd. The horses were vall
ucd at $4OQ.
The driver hired person 10 bury hisi
dead horses, spliccd tho tongue with his
reins, hitchcd his ''leaders" 10 lilo coach,
aud came on TO the Gain's HbttI. II was
a narrow escape for driver and passengers.
The tree was dry beech about 90 inches
10 diametcr.-[Grand Rapids Eng, 9th.
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The people on the other side Of the At
lantic are incapable Of comprehending the
habit of elaborate joking which exists in
this country among the conductors of the
press. The following article from Chan
6ers' Journal is case in point. The wri-
ter, Chambers, we presume, seriously de-
precates what he evidently regards as the
fixed American custom Of advertising for
husbands and wives!
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-17

PRrNrERs' SrRIKE.-The proprictors of
tho daily papcrs in Buffalo-with the cx.
ccption Of the 7rmes-baving notified
their compositors that their wages would
be reduced twenty per cent, the compost
tors struck, held meeting and refused TO
work at reduced rates. The Republic af.
terwards recousidered It's action and prom
ised full prices. The Express, Courier
and Commercial still hold out.
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Eg 1t is said 5000 bales of cotton,
now in possession Of several Of tho Lowell
manufacturing companies, will be shipped
to'Europe from Boston. A singular state
of affairs, truly, when when mauuIsctnr-
ing company has to send to Europe for
sale cotton very likely 10 DO returned in
manufactured goods, which the company
here Just rs we'll have made bat for the
financial pressure.
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EE On Thursday night last, six bull
ding were destroyed by fire in Lafayett,
Ind. Loss estimated at $1,000, partially
insured. The body Of n man was found
burned in tho ruins Of one Of tho build-
iugs. II was thought to be that Of a ne
gro who had been in that city abous a
week.,
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fE Let no man say, hastily at is i'm
possiblep IL may bo 80, TO do anything
in an hour; a day or week ;or by thought
lessncss, carelessness or Incidence; but to
act with wisdom, energy and perscvc-
renee, is 10 encourage success in almost
anything, which now and then astonishes
mankind. ''Timc and patience" says q
Spanish proverb "make the mulberry
leaf satinr
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1857-11-17

For the benefit Of those persons Who >
did not get sight Of the recent comet, we :
state that i will again appear in or about
tho year POOL,
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CIoshs Sold bv she yard.
Hillsdale Marble Shop.

PETERS q HALL,
IYAVE ESTABLISHED A MARBLE SHOP IN HILLS
IL dale, where may be foundon hand soon ordered
HEAD STONES, TABLE STONES MONUMENTS
and other work usually done in such Shops the agency
OF which tuey have entrusted TO j. whpple of sarao
Ga Springs who pledged to all In his power to render
the Shop worthy Of public patronage.
"Be mine the task TO mark the spot,
To mark these travellers meet"
1Shop few doors South Mitchelrs Hardware Store
Hllsdale, Oct. 19. '51. JOEL WHIPPLE. Agent
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A wounded reputation is seldom cured.
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utLLSDALE EVCjIANl.E

BY W. o. HOE J, OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER IOCsE
connected with plank walk, and flee Omnibus, 10
which guests are invited good Livery and Convey
ances To any part of the Country reasonable ns
Cash paid for Coprse Gram and Provisions. Having
rebuilt and and replenishDd present our patio.
and friends with this Card, hoping may better ac
the reception Of guests and increase our bus
mess by close attention Returning our thanks for
pat PATRONAGE, invite encouragement for the rl
ture. ITilsdale, Oct. l3. 81