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SoA6ETHING NExz-
Ellis & Moore
Nos. Sc & 81 Marker $780,,

A RRL. % p - . market street,
&c happy 20 inform their old friends ana a.
Chin 5 .al tney have made large addiii ms ~ ~ o.
sna foundry and have nov double s,,5i;si. -
r, ~ ~ sdLsacuOn 10 all who NAV aavpr r., -.
srmI;,S IN, mention as heretofore to Keep oarssV veil
Mil Mscbi.s eey 1eserption Of steam Engnes Boilers
Elo ~ m, Huallngs &c Also an kinIs m - ~
BANS md boats, saw Mills, Tobacco Faeres
prices. ~ sAOlsssL nquee AMI loves ASH
S SS = q = Market, south Broad street Save Tenn
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
Il. s. French and eon

ON TUESDAY, OCT. g. we will offer for saIe in from,
" OF Our warehouse, on CLARK street, 10 O'Clock the fol-
out reserve, viz: " '
30 hhds Sugar, from fair toI5O doz Painted Buckets
N Ptlmej, so reams Wrapping Paper,
VO OdSs " " ana Baltimore p bbls Dom ssiic Brandy;
Cohee; % bbls. Holland Gin;
LUZ kegs brands; 30 Dbls julius Smiths Old
0OO oO&es star Candles, full Deser"e Whisky;
.NeghG 20 cases Matches:
20OO b5ls. Whisky, varousIOO boxes Corn Starch.
uranus 100 I" Whea ten starch;
i iOO OOASs IObaecO' TO g CherOOt Cigars;
1000 sacks cOUsre and fine Salt:I5O TaIIow Cs1os.
$50 dog. BrOoms; small % -@'e0 anu
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles o the Oroeerv line too rrr,.-o, .
"ehloh sep 80 H. S. FRENCH q son.
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What shall do with his majesty now?
For thanks to my potion, the man is dead;
Suppose l bolster him up in bed
And fix the crown again on his brow?
That wonld be merry but then the prince
Would tumble it down, know, in a trice !:
'Twould puzzle the devil to name vice
That would make his excellent highness vince!
Hark he's coming know his step;
He's stealing to see if his wishes are true:
Sire, may your fathers end be yoursl
with just such a son to murder you'll
Peace to the dead Let the bells be tolled,
The king is cold
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HARE CHANCE FOR SPECUs,A,r1o|T
any person has s25n00 more than be wants aed ,yfl
loan y 70 U.s. We vii take great pleasure In ns ~
sIaeDne shop andFouHdry after him. DoD,t an Eli - u'
uMtoIs calling 90 the above business will rs ~;
-, ~ Ne ", houfs OF and m. The most iroTo,
PA N = Is name See advertisement below
''O' aug ~ Hills 4. NO05gp
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Coop SYNProN.-A money lender was heard to
groan Yesterday in Boston, So says the Fos.. 70
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POETRY.


We have seldom seen more characteristic poem
Of the author of SordellO than the following. One
Of the French kings in middle of summer, while
hunting, is seized with q mortal sickness He is
taken his palace when his doctor orders fire to
be hastily kindled to warm one who salready strick
en- with the chill of death. The .asides are yery
suggestive. He kindles the fire at first with state
papers and letters des cachet thus saving m nv by
destroying the evidence, who would otherwise nave
been put to death, since they reflected upon the
kings SON and successor. The first verse is the pic
tre the second the doctors reflections as he stands
looking at the dying king now insensible from the
effects of poison administered by the doctor at the
instigation Of the prince. The entrance of the
heir is most artistieay done, while the line swith
Just such son to murder you reveals his completely
ia the plot.-N T. Neles
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FOR RENT,
EEDICAL COLLEGE OF GFORCTE-


MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA.
AT AUGUSTA.
EHK TWentySixth Course of Lectures I'm This I,s,l,
next. - - - 81 D0"
smeritHs Professor of Anatomy, G. N. NEWTON Mn
Anatomy, H. F ca PBELB, MD.
Surgery, L. A. DUGAS, MD.
institutes and Practice Of Medicine D. FORD. MD
maieria Medea Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence
NJ d. "N'' . A-6'S
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy, H. v.M NIILBR
ND. s' - - ~ 'iiLLnh
chemistry and Pharmacy, ALEX MANS n
DemonStEator OF Anatomy, ROBT. CAMPBELL Mn
M. -'' - - 0A'AiONo
Clinical Lectures will be delivered in the Ctv Ho.,t.,
and at III JscksOn Street Hospital, @F'@
Fee for whole Course, sIe5
Naturalization Ticket Ito be taken oneel s5
For further particulars apply any member Fscnt
", OrtO sept 20 p GSRViS n neou'
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A LARGE AMOUNT OF CUMBERLAND
COAL. Ar sHERIEE,S 81

~ viruTe nf VindiiOn Exp0uas issued from the Cir
= CUT Court Of Davidson county, will 3rd day of
Oetooe Saturday expose sale highest bidder
or cash, at the tOa Yard North Market street nearly
opposite the Old Bishop House. large lot Cumberland
Goa, IN lots Of from fifty FIVE aundred bushels each to
suit purchasers said Coal living 10 sad Coa YC il
asupeo article and levied upon by to atsry veud
toni exponas in favor OF Patrick DOYLE AGAINST Samua
Newell and David Clark
sept lS-prs fee 81 r II. CAMPBELL DaD,t Sbsri4
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Fourth Annual Fair
OF THE
Tennessee State agricultural Bureau.

HE Fourth Annual Fair of the Tennessee State grieu
4 tural Bureau will be held on the Bureaus ounds
nashville commencing on Monday, October Eth and con-
unung every day during the Premiums of the most
liberal character offered in eveTy department OF farm
plantation mechanical, manufacturing home Industry
competition Is invited from every county Of the State
Printed lists OF the premiums regulations NAV be OBJ
tanned on application 10 the Secretary.
SEPT. 10 dtrGW B. G. EASTMAN. sec'y.
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Another New HAVEN MEMoRIAL.-We find in the
New York papers, occupying two columns and a
half of fine type, rejOinder from the authors of
the New Haven Memorial to President Buchanan's
reply to that document. After careful perusal of
this paper, brought forth by severe process of
incubation for several weeks, we cannot discover
that it touches upon the main points of the Presi-
dents reply, while it retains all the presumpuOus
lecturing characteristics of the first Memorial
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ms wonderfully clever upon the fashions and sr
taVaganee Of New York female asioeraey appeared ar
In hArPers Weekly Journal and complete hit did It
prove that Ono Hundred and Forty thousand copies were
sold, and new editions are stil being called for.
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Notice

ASlbS "inebeH or William Gregory, who applied for
Bounty Land Warrants in December 1855 NAV ba0r r
2metang to their advantage by addressing Box 587 Nash
~, Ionn, oct 81
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Fresh Arrivals
FOR SALE.

CSI hHCElFED large Let Of fresh English Dairy and
= ". K. Cheese, Canvassed Bee, Hams and Tl+s -
FeSenes, Strawberries, and Pine Apples. s
sep 10 WEISS 81 & THOMPSON
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Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to

y OH ~ q ", augusta. Ala.
or, q. STIMSTEIN, Box g. Nashville
IL Persons residing near Montgomery Ala. or atlanta
Ca can have their orders 6ed save time by address,
ing > swan q Co., al either Of those cities.
aug 99-f
IL list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel
with the amount of the prize that one is entitled to-
VIII De published after every drawing in following pa
PeTs-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta inteligepceT New
YORK weekly Day BOOK, Savannah Morning News and Rich
@0nd Dispatch and New York Dispatch, and Paulding
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W. viii open on Thursday for the purpose Of marking
w cheeEs good, for issuing certificates of eDost III
place OF open accounts where deposit7rs desire it.
sept SJ-H w WA LESS, Cashier
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Enclose the money to address for the Tickets order
cd on the receipt of which they will be forwarded BY first
mall Purchasers can have Tickets ending with any fig
are they may designate.
Tue List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Furchesers will please write their signature plain give
their Post Office, County and State
- Remember that every prize is drawn, and Ssyabls
in full without deduction '>'N
IS All prizes of s. 200 and under paid immediately
days. J
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FREE BANKS,

WE offer for sale about $50 OCO of most Desirable ct
property at fair valuation prices Tor notes of The
Bank Of Nashville and other Free Banks at par.
J. L. q K. W. BROWN
~. l-IW Cbarry
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COL BENToN's acknowledgements from Wash
ington speak of Col Benton as in immediate danger
of death, though his iron constitution may hold out
for few days longer. He had sent dispatches to
his family and immediate friends to be with him.
and some of them had arrival
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Sny der G. FriZZeTL

NJ. ZIp fUbLlC SQUARE
Are now IN receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade. For Ladies they have in part
Fine Buttoned heel CATERS, Black and Bronze.
do Congress do do do DO
do Side Lace do do do Do
90 Congress, side lace Caters without heeIs
do Kid boots, thick and thin soIes:
90 White kid and satin slippers;
90 do do do Caters;
DO Toilet slippers
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin soles;
do do do do with beeIs.
Lasting Caters with or without heels
CalI and Goat Boots for school shoes
Boys and Children.
Boys calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
Brogans and Thick Boots.
fine stock Of BrOgans Plantation USE AIso oood
STOCK OF shoes Tor women. These goods were ali made 10
order and are certainly superior article Also Men -
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
in our line will find tito their interest to call as we ara ia
lermined to give them the worth their money
Call at No. q Public Square.
nct2 SNYDER d FRTzzETJ
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4 valuable Lot in South Nashville nearly sou,,o bs
ca % washington JEFFERSON and Pear streets On which
terms apply 10 LANIER PUfIIips - ' ~ TOT
sept. 4-3m 49, 80
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City Building and Loan dissertation.

/ HAVE for sale large amount Of prspsr,y wbicb Ill
sell Tor Notes Of the Bank Of Nashville or certifad
checks On II at The prices that have awsv CoT
the property. sept 20 AV : I rs 6SH az az iOi
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LANDs Al PURGIC saLE-

"EDNESDAY1 31th instant We viii oT-r for sale n
ron Sh ,9 bidder, At ANTIOCH DEPOT, eight miles
rro,, eight handsome small tracta or Land
T.s On me kell DAD, Turnpike, and Depot zrounds
dar u aIeyey fertile, and well supplied with album
u1 Inc OF GOOD spring water, and timber,
lime 20 Nashville, 90 minutes.
FOR further Information call on rs NJ No ozct..-.
sept96td "a 49, IL -, q. .(t,,ft) street,
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SEWING MACHINES
Lost.

MI on CIorbett & Co. for s6sa q payabI A tbs
eshs az aree months date, dated ist SEN
hi, Io'I. pad note Is PAYABLE endorsed BY W s
Ana 50 endorsed BY RObt Hin. The public are
sept24 W c yvrrrrp,,.,-
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TRUNKS.
VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
7 AIDES fine Travelling Trunks; extra size;
- do sole leather Trunks, all Sizes
Fine sole leather Valises,
do do do Ashland do
do Russell valses;
large stock of
Carpet Bags, Sachels, and Black Bags of all szes 81
styles; all cheap for cash. anu
Call at No. q Public Square.
OctE SNYDER d FRIZZELL
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Free Ranks.

HAVE Dwelling House and Lot for sale near the Pub
lie Square for which viii take the Notes of any Of the
Free Banks of Tennessee. - Wv
Now Is the time for enterprsing merchant to pro-
cure good home, as will give reasonable time within
which be can ''water calico" for the notes ppv 10
SEPT 81 AVS LINDSLEY
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His bed Ofstateis grand affair,
With sheets of satin and pillows of down,
And close beside it stands the crown
But that won't keep him from dying there
His hands are wrinkled, his hair is gray,
And his ancient blood is sluggish and thin
When he was young it was hot with sin,
But that is over this many day
Under these sheets of satin and lace
He slept in the arms of his concubines;
Now they rouse with prince instead,
Drinking the muddest, merriest wines.
It's pleasant to hear such catches trolled.
Now the king is cold!
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THE KING IS COLD.

/.
Rake the embers, blow the GOALS
kindle atonce a roaring fire;
Heres some paper-'tis nothing sire
Hghtit They've saved thousand soulsD
Run for fagots you scurvy knaveF,
There are plenty out in the public square
You know they fry the heretics there
But God remembers their nameless graves
Fly, fly or the king may die!
Ugh his royal feet are like snow,
And the cold is mounting up to his heart
(But that was frozen long ago y
Rascals varlets, do as you are told
The king is cold.
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MdIIe. LUcretiaI

The youthful and accomplished Lady Eqnesrcnne the
most dashng and spirited female rider who has ap-
trainism have gained for her the undspued title of FAIRY
O n ATena = i'
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lNSTRUCTIO rs N VOCAL AND INsTRI.
MENTAL MUSIC.
NIX AND MRS q. T. THURSTON are prepared 10 civ,
w instructions on the Piano and in Vocal Music 1es
SONS gwen az me residence Of the pupil For terms &c
@ mr. H. al Key J. T. Edgar's street
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Bank ofNashuilIn

" AN Ed To HIRE.
TWO or three good dining room servants
Apply to w BRANCH
ssp2O Bros1 yvav tyc1rsa
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PAY Your LITTLE BILLs.--NOthing helps the
money market more than the prompt payment of
little bills. keeps up trade, keeps money moving,
helps the banks and makes everybody feel good
When everybody holds on to all the money he gets
because he fears times are going to be worse, he
helms To mike them 50
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100 SOmcr.et Nan.
Who has just returned from Droaced tour throughout
Europe; and who, in all the Capitals Of the Old World
w as throughout the length and breadth North Ameri.
ca universally acknowledged excel in grace daring
and SKILL any equestrian who has appeared before the
DnkIf
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A DEMOCRATIC MEAsURE.-A correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press remarks, judiciously, that we
have another lesson taught us of the value of the
Independents treasury. Had the money of the Gov
eminent been thrown into the New York market. so
that the operators could have got hold of it and
invested 1t IN railroad securities, the crash among
the brokers Of that city would have extended to
almost every branch of business and labor, and the
pane and suffering that followed the downfall of
the Bank of the United States would have been moth
ing to the catastrophe. 1t is well occasionally to
remind ourselves Of the practical workings of this
admirable improvement upon the old fashioned sys-
tenn of keeping and dcpOsitng of the public revenue
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STOCKS, TIES AND CRAVATS.
FIRST rate assortment Of Scarfs Stocks Ties and Cra
II watts, every style and color with an endless yestv
goods received and for sale upon reasonable terms by
ok H MSGILT-
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mo. 6s7.1
py the president of the United states.

IN pursuance OF the proViSions Oh ule o. bectlon
Of the act TO authorize the President Of the
United States the tract OF Land the Territory
on Minnesota breeds mxedboods Of the D4co
and for other purposes approved
uy H. 1884 JAMES President OF the United States
OF America make known that public sales viii
he held at The In the Territory Mime
sraa M The periods hereinafter 10 Wit:
al the HkSpEsoS commencing on the eighth day Of
March next for the disposal public lands
die following named townships townships
sere ar the half Of the Deotah
lion az Indans viz.
= :, , =, a IA. a an $4,000 ....,I,..
S0'" y Me case ''e u''" "e'' /" N'|S f'f ~
The township hundred and eleven
Of range ten.
township hundred and
Of range eleven
The INDICATED tracts fractional townships
and one and twelve, Of twelve.
The unced tracts in township eleven and frac
tona townships %
teen Of range thirteen. 1858
The INDICATED tracts in township hundred
township and twelve and fractional
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
A A W q

NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS
TTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
Il berland, Wheeling, and all parts Of the West
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will Except Sunday
64b connecting with trains from Philadelphia first
Washington Juncton) will stop stations and
berland at O'Clock, p,
Except Sunday
30 and reaches Wheeling by a. connecting
Columbus Indianapolis
ve Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago ST. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate points.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily p m connecting
express for Cincinnati ST. Louis, Cairo Chicago
dao The distance Cincinnati other
places the West nearly 100 miles shorter than
The time to these places Is also unaquaed
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
81. Louis.
Passengers baggage transferred a points froe
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all tho
the lowest possible the ticket Office Camden Station
Washington city.
A second = attached the mail train
Passengers from Baltimore Washington the road
Oakland morning express
which leaves Cumberland at ESQ and reaches Wheeling
at q
Passengers from Washington have ample time for meals Wash
ington Junction.
only by through baggage
be obtained in Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The accommodation CAS- a
Cumberland the beyond
Eastwardy mail Wheeling
Cumberland reaching
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at except Sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at o. arriving at Baltimore
a so,
EIIICOTTs TRAIN m,
and m. Leaves Eicotts Mills 80,
except Sunday.
W. s. wooDsIDE
Jan 17-dr Master OF Transportation.
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
" CaHiorna-Unitcd
York for Aspnwa the 9Th and 10th month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama to San Francisco.
These steamships inspected approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safay
The Panama railroad az miles long,
and crossed In hours The passengers
York through Francisco passengers
embarked Panama by tho The
paid In New York all Of the trip.
kept port New and
Francisco detention accident
entirely reliable.
leave Panama the they Asnwal
Conductors through by
and children without other protectors.
through the apply agency
West street. New York. l. w. RAYMOND
May 6--dtr
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


. eoA'paA'iASs 1870 o',eh ~! anhi Eve oo nI osr
washington sept ~ 1901
CtEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- ON. MIL o,cocL y ~ an Tnrsdav ,ba ood ooor 1887
~ h with tha foowino ARTICLES during ,be
a.cai p pp,y ending ao,h June iSss viz e e ~
~ - - 49,
5ooto 500 uniform caps complete
900 to goo marine pompoons. ..
1000 TO 2 900 patent leather stocks. .., - .
5ooto 800 privaes uniform coats complete navy bluecoh
indigo dye--to BIO chemically tested.
soto 100 sergeants uniform coats (same as above)
soto 100 musicians coats scarlet CLOTH cochnea dyeo be
chemically tested.
100 TO 200 pairs commissioned officers epaulettes
500 to 800 pairs brass centre straps
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks at
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Washington september Zl 1901
GEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed SC Proposals for
building Marine Barracks at Pensacola, Fora will be re-
until the 9th day Of November, 1857 at
construction of the Marine Barracks authorized
Florida according the plans and sec
prepared direction of the Navy Department. copies OF
offices the commandments Of the navy
pha Norfolk and Pensacola the Navy Department.
be furnishing n the materials and
peng the satisfactory the who may be
supernend the and the
the right reject accept the proposals
when deems the interest of the United States
qures II. .#... a#..
Ninety per cent of the
vercd will be paid for from time to me tho work progresses
upon the superintendent the
United Saes and retained until the compile
Of the work by the said supen
department. and be forfeited in the event Of
provided that bill shall be made amount less
than five Thousand dollars.
proposal accompanied by written guarantee, signed
responsible persons Certified be ngent post
five thousand dollars that the bidder will when required
proposal accepted and bond with
and sufficient security for its faithful performance.
specifications
offices herein before mentioned
proposals sealed addressed this department.
plainly proposals for building Marine Barracks Pen
saoola, Florida"
whose offer be accepted will DO notified and
the will be forwarded thereafter practicable
which he will be required TO execute within ten days after its receipt
the Office named by him
work completed all according to
specifications within twelve months and after the
date of the contract.
ISAAC TOUCEY,
Sept 24-2aw6h Nov Secretary OF the Navy.
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New Agricultural and Machine Warehouse,
55S SerenM street, south Of Pennsylvania areauc, opposite Centre
Market
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS MACHINERY, FIELD AND GARDEN
sEEIS, FERTILIZERS, &c.
FTNIIE undersigned is now prepared to furnish the
mentioned and all articles pertaining To tho agricultural
the lowest market having just returned from
northern England where he has visited
principal agricultural manufacturing establish
from which he has taken great pains selecting choice asso
implements and machinery of all descriptions He has also made
be at all times receipt Of important improve
that take place the agricultural line Another i'm
establishment that the proprietor
practical agricultural machn with experience twelve years
thereby thorough knowledge this all
branches lie therefore feels justified in saying that he
furnish all articles his line reasonable
any house in this country.
Machinery all descriptions repaired at the shortest notice and
the most reasonable terms.
With the above experience and facilities for conducting this bust
(Which i all importantly he respectfully oc the
the farming community public generally shall always be his
object to please.
Yours, respectfully, j p. BARTHOIOW,
sos It'll ST., six doors south OF Penn av
Sept 22-3teod opposite Centre Market.