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To Cotton and Wooden Manufac.
turcrs, Rail Road Companies, VIA
chiuists, and General neaIers

chinists, and General Dealers,
NAcHINE BETTING, for Gins, Threshers Mills,
lV1 Factories, &C., &c. made from best whole hide
Jeaher-curred, riveted, stretched and cemented at
works In Newark, N. J. All widths, to "a inches
and OF warranted quality. Picker and Lace Leather:
Calf aud Sheep Roller SKINS Roller Cloth Roller Brush
es; Loom Dusters Pickers Stripping Cards; Ring Tray
oilers; and variety Of Factory Findings Sole Leath.
er Of every description; English, French, and Ameri
can CALF SKINS Lining and Binding Skins; shoe Pegs
Lasts; Boot Trees; Peg Jacks, &C., 6c, and general
assortment OF Boot and Shoemaker Findings: Hog
skins; Sheep skins, and Morocco skins Harness
Leather; Bride, skirng and Belt Leather Patent and
Enamelled Leather and Enamelled Cloths,
ALSO,
general assortment Of SaddIery Hard-
ware, Coach Hardware, and Conch
Trim miugs. Springs, Axles, Maileable Castines
Bands, Bolts, Screws, felloes Hubs. spokes Shafts
Poles, Moss, Carried Hair, OH and Brussels Carpets;
varnishes, Sand Paper, &C., &C. For sale low a, on
WhoiSsdie .Saddlery WdrehoHses ~ '1'
SHERMAN, JEssUP A CO..
No. 239 Broad street, Au0nsfn, Ca.
HARRAJ, NICHOLS co,
Corner Of Hasel and Meeting sts., CAdrleskon S o.
BETTs, NICHOLS a CO.,
oet9tiy-42s) No. 20 Liberty street, Rele Tors.
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber desires to sell her Farm, in
L the neighborhood of Athens. 1t is stu
ate on the road leading TO Benton, about two
miles from the Athens Depot, and contains
some 400 acres portion of it under improve
ment, and the balance is well timbered. and all
well adapted to cultivation. There are sew
eral Springs of good water on the Farm, and
plenty Of Fruit Trees. Also, comfortable
Dwelling House. Negro Houses &c. Persons
desiring to purchase can obtain bargain.
NANCY BRADFORD.
Athens, March 90 lS57-tf-443
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Premium Wheat Fans
TMDORTl NT1 10 FL PLIERS


FuNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the Farm.
ing public and all others interested, that he still
continues TO manufacture N. u. Thurber's Im-
proved Premium Wheat Fans. at the old
stand In Philadelphia, Tenn, where he will be happy to
wait upon his old friends and as many as may
desire the machines. These Fans are an Improvement
upon the'l. I. Grant Fam" by Mr.. Thurber, who
the inventor OF the Grant Fan. These Fans have
ceived Premiums where large numbers were exhibi-
tion In various States OF the Union to wit I'm New
York, where there were fifty competitors for the
premium, and In Ohio, where there thirty con-
tending for the same. Virginia, Pennsylvania North
Carolina, and the Middle Division OF the State Of Ten.
nessee, have acknowledged the superiority Of these
Fans by awarding premiums, at their respective Fairs
to the proprieos This Fan also took the premium at
Columbia, So Ca, last Fall. In word they are supe.
rior to anything before offered the public. lie
suhoins certificate Of several gentlemen Of Philadel
pha, we'll known to the people ofower East Tennessee:
This certifes that the undersigned timed and tried
~ U. Thurbers Premium Wheat Pan, and state that II
cleaned one bushel per miute, separating all Nth to
such degree OF perfection that II cannot be rvaed by
any Fan now In use; and recommend all who stand
In need Of such machine to examine this improved
Fan before purchasing elsewhere. J. D. JoSEs,
CHAs. CANNON,
A. W. CozARr.
His wagons, with Fans, will travel throughout lower
East tennessee and upp Georgia. during the present
Spring and ensuing Summer. J. COTTON.
Philadelphia, Tenn April II, is57-tf-4i7
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CLARK'S
Celebrated FIGURING Mill.

GRINDING and Boiling at single opera
" ton. SO inch Stone-Priee s750-will
turn out so bbls. per day. 80 inch Stone
Price $706-will turn out 40 bills per day.
This Mill is the cheapest. most simple, du.
rabe and compact. requiring less power, less
attention, and makes larger yield and bet
ter quality of Flour. than any other in use or
for sale. Mills can be seen running at Kings.
ton.
We also manufacture very superior Corn
and Feed Mill upon the same principle
II any man will furnish me the power so
that can run a 90 inch pulley $50 times a
minute, with s inch band, will put M the
Mill and run it 30 days il he will furnish me
as much Wheat as | can grind In that time,
at : per bushel and take the Flour at SO per
barrel, will give him the Mill for the n ct
profits after paying for the Wheat and all the
expenses Of running, and leave the Mill in as
good repair as it was at the beginning
Address THOS. b. McELwEE,
Kingston, Tenn.
References as to responsibility ATHENS,
Chattanooga, and Kingston.
t5S- The above Mills can also be purchased
OF G. L. KING, Rieeuilie, Tenn.
Jan Is, lS57-ly-i34
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ThreSherS I!

WOULD just inform all who wish to buy Threshers
for the coming that they should call and give
in their orders, 1t is time they going and
that am prepared to make favorable arrangement
with all who wish to buy. s. X. REEDER.
Athens, Jan. Q, bT-tf
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l. H UTv' IoTEL.
CRUTCHTIELD HOUSE,

IKAEDy1 TELY AT THE DEPOT
Chattanooga, Tenn.
~ CRUTCHFIELD,
aug lI-u-soO PRoPnfrron
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New Goods---Latest Arrival /!
c. r. GIBSON g CO.,
North-pest Corner Of prbI;c Son0

Northeast Corner Of Public Square,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
Ii the public generally that they are Just
in receipt Of one of the largest and best as
sentiments Of
Spring and Summer Goods
ever brought to this town. There is no mis-
take about 1.-THE facts are Just that way,
as all can see who will do them the favor to
call. They do not deem it necessary to go
into details, and will only mention a few ar.
tieles which may be found among their large
and splendid stock, such as Silks, Tissues,
Berages, ChallIs, Jaconetts. Lawns, Muslins,
Giughams, Prints. Ribbons. Laces, Trimmings,
and every thing else in the line Of Ladies
Dress Goods For the rougher portion of
Gods creation, they have Cloths, Cassimers,
Tweeds, Kerseys. Linens, Cottonades, Vest.
ings, Hats of all descriptions, Boots and Shoes,
and every thing else worn by man in this
fast age.
Also. GROCERLES-Sugar, Coffee, MOlas
SEES, de-, dc.
Now, they not only have the Goods, but
they are determined to sell them lower than
anybody, for Cash. or in exchange for APP
proved Country Produce.
Give them call and examine their stock.
They don't charge mar. red for showing their
Goods. Apri "a 1857
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SULPHUR SPRINGS,
khea countY. Tenn

khea county. Tenn.
NNHESE justly celebrated medicinal Springs viii be
u open for the reception Of boarders on Monday,
18th June next. H0RR 4 STANTON, ProprietoEs.
Z. R. sASSEEN, Superintendent.
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Groceries.

WYE prepared to furnish plantation suppliesof
w every kind, and would invite the attention o.
merchants and others to our stock, which will at all
times be complete and consists in part, at presented
the following articles: \
so hhds Sugar; 400 bags Coffee;
1900 bags Salt; 500 barrels Salt;
500 boxes Star Candles; $50 barrels Whisky;
100 pieces Bagging; fO0hali pieces BaTginr
900 I" as inch Bagging; 600 coils Rope; together
with all other articles usually kept in such establish
ments. JOHNSON, HORNE CO.,
Aug s-tf Cor. Broad and Market SITS, Nashville
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BRIDGES HOUSE..

VIE above named House, situated within a short
distance Of the Athens Depot, Is now open for the
reception OF travellers. Persons travelling the East
tennessee and Georgia Rail Road and stopping at
hthens VIII lind this House conveniently situated
,nan any other The subscriber pledges himself to
M utmost exerons to give satisfaction and to render
comfortable all who may favor him with their patron.
age tAthens, Dec l9-,f-4Sol JAS. s. BRIDGES.
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Cedar Grove High School,

Athens FouX dry.
"AyING engaged the services Of Mr.. y. NJ. KneoKr
who 10 authorized to receive orders and transact
all business appertanng to the Foundry, any person
wanting information In regard to Machinery, &c. will
be attended to by calling at the Foundry.
Athens, July II, 1s56-tf-40T G. ZIMMERMAN.
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DECATUR HOTEL.
TUE subscriber has taken this House, Decatur, Ten
nessee, formerly kept by Mr. Lillard, and respect
iny socits share Of the public custom He assures
me public that he will keep the right sort OF house
that his table will be supplied with the best the country
anords his stable well supplied with provender and
every ehort will be made on his part to render all
Portable who may calf R0BT. H. LUTTRELL
march 8, 1851 -tf-44i
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Il O O *
Behold and Wonder

TNHE subscribers would respectfully an
i nounce to all the world, that they are
now receiving from New York and Philadel
phia, one of the largest, best selected, and
most fashionable stocks Of
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HOTELS.
| "-A'D " '' 5ReAspIxu. HOUSE."

yD~ vuA~~yfbcr trs- leave inform all tho~e Who ini-nd
WAITING Havana bussne~~ pleasure for the beneat o.
rir kssrh House will be opened on The LIST
dsv of November The .ton o. thN house, on
OiRsi1y street two sdusr~s from the Captain Senere
a. re- ut fes~sr pecu.y assoed " the vsrOus cali
.sr a -rsue-fr Ths house 70 be one " the hrs Glass
s~~ord 10 pore the island and kept upor the rrgulr
psr under The personal rupertotenaeuce ~ ms
ssl .rier raters hser 10 be no ve tnown 70 hose
Who se IN hah VisrR tle Island 70 need anT tuts~
w n. 0ARDNER,
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NIEw PIANOFORrE INsrRUCrOR-PErERs' ECLHC
tic PtAnoote work contains ls6 pages aud
printed the best quality Of The
the work illustrated with wing showing the Ap
proved position Of lady seated the piano. Also
DIRE diving VI the proper of afius
Ing the nsers On The board The examples arranged
Crsmer Herr. Boyer, Bursmulsr Crerny, Bsrtni. Mos
obelee Diabelh kakbronner, Alohe Schmidt, Wallaos
The whole forming complete and progressive OF In
sruoous with scales exercises and carefully
according 70 the latest aud moA method TO
= added short treatise the Esments of Thorough Bass
scAle for the correct information Of the VOICE
instructive with accompaniment the whole designer
Ter the Of schools bv W PsrERS PRICE, bound
In paper ~ 90; elegantly bound In coh, s. o.
mail, postage free For sale Wholesale and retail by WIN
n PETERS 500 Broadway up stairs.
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NEW GUITAR INsTRycroR JUST PUeLIsuEo .

NIkW GUITAR INSTRUCTOR JUST PUBLIsHHu A
~ new method for the guitar .ota.d "Worras noiectc
Guitar Instructor Half bound 81 ciota 81 IS Fuu diroo
tons given for tunios aud srngicg guitar
for ibe proper mode Of holding thu instrument
Dotee barmoocs &c 1he dnsecngs OF the positions
are given 10 series OF nduov. exercises aud lessons which,
give him complete mastery over ta,s most delightful nsu
ment In addition TO large number OF the most popular
ods Of e day. the work contains exercises for the voice.
VA Lous 10 the aud large collection e
beautiful and oue<s with Appropriate
for the guitar II Is "a osby suited the wants Of amateurs
nsnAed teacAers beng the cheapest and er
tAnt Tho wo contains Sc pages Of mater printed good
paper, and bound In strong substantial Seut
mall free q postage. Or sAs wholesale and retail By W.
II. PkTERS, 600 broadway, up stairs
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NEW PIANOFORrR INSTRUCTOR -JUsr 70 sLIsH-
IN ed method Cor the piAuoforto entitled oofxes
kceotic ranotorte scnoo HLf bound - ossh 81 S. Tue
nAry principles Worx in the
clear simoIe oonse possible The nanos
Of The and hets relative ether are or
ing The exercises scales, G are arranged progress
ve aud inducuve ard will found om,nopy u,e
important feature in the WORT the plessg and attractive
sye which for formiog The hand
rendering useful ion for the amateur well
desirable class book for the young student Instead oug
exsmphed BY series Of popular melodies carefully aud
progressively ansod Ia rodu ton ouuya
ten of the VOICE aud recreation from study coscn
OF songs which the melody perform Vi by
the ~ ut hand has aided The ereOtyp I'd
inted on IS pages and bound 10 sent by
mail n OF postage - sale, wholesale and retail 90
\. PkfEkS, GOV brosdw10, stairs.
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aUssCAL AND DAsCsns..

ObsGAL AND DA1GANe-
DoDvoRrns DANCING ACADEMIES,
n. SS broadway Ne~ York
c,.s.. Is m Moot :" g g.se %Scs irs
Broosiyn cissses on fue.d.ys and Fridays
PracciDg assemblies for ladies' and s.nemen s-e,y Non
ias ToSmer pupil. Tor ts s.seaSIe. Shove
MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE ROUND : OCTAVE
boo g.so er s. sA sshss viz es rospd
rch artistic scoloped end he, cs~v ns,d work.
~ oeesrsisd afsr uneTpr.d vssnse. Tor ,@o yssr. %
m,ntts IN use sweet brilliant tone can be fully tested tcseh
$50 viii be sold 70 cash eusoner foe suS Apply Tor
An .P. n fns uaiqus and superb drs-iss room
pIapofor,e.
RsooKEE DAS1so 100 h 'o,a.s. A. - sEoosE
class for ladies v ccmmsnoecn Tuesday At
sssss se dance. .sshl one cosrs Of ssoa. we ''
nANCrnG-NEw cLAssRs FORMING AT PRoY
sosp Academic. coz Brc...y y. rSS,s.l.y. and y
nett bop laies place "Wednesday evening Jsnsvy n
III Howard $500. m.s Zoe De t..ssa..s q
ladies' and scoemen Il O'Clock r n sna In the evening
from 70 IL
NRw nus1o--JUsr PUBLrsHsD BY HORACE
s. phssr u senis casood asSrs ' Sy aa Net
S.s ro ssP rss :.s: sna s'F ..a s
~ csois so ser ,h are sssS sss sp
De Bsn," 70 cen's nv orandnss Advce ~ easy for
free.
DIANO FOR sALE.-A HANDSOME ROsEwODB ~
octave piano, round coperS elegantly furuist~S -
sale slG than the Avpty "a 81 x>~i Twrny -
s~set befu<e II o'clock.
pIAsos AND nKI.0DSoss TIN HORACE WATERS
oay Al No xs o.d~sy Pianos ueodeons 70 reut and
ss ss- . 2. n . 90 %o"ssu pspsa
pIAro roR sa1s-AN RLEosrr sEw CARVED
,o.ewpod oc,,ys p.snc for sale s" e. ,aso s-s
Wo-.rs "a $3.50 a. "a ri rorros b.,-es ~ ga
o'oscck-
DIANo foRTEs-CtRAP, CHEAPks CHRAPRsy
sr6 good, beer best msrkrt Tire octave pfenos
offered veyy Zoe cash ard esrrspted 70 ever
peel Cp9 a. rs Wo0ster sIee,, secvod he0r,
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NEW YORK HERALD. MONDAY, JANUARY 49, 1857.


SdYpmaA1UWUk
4 HOST RI sUYteVL SUuk rVk rAOltUa
a RAnaesa vita 40 apsreve q fsso fi~s *.
LIsn, or he w,-sssnO vIR0IW
WA oe Eve q e JsSssA q Jsasss :. Sad 4 Aaas
win twenty nagnAconk so plaias and ovoe 100
be DER Aat taa,ptoces
Ihe wurk oeAprSss tws pars. md VII b far h ID By
Aay SaAyasser q = eppks ~ tbs ps6lisA ora
bUAIQAM BROfdHR.
Isl Fuisoa sEsos n. Y.
EvERV CATaOl 10 FAMILY SHOULD HAYS
~ HAEDOUKB OATnOLlO eAMiLH BIBIl
AarARy,
Win Dalnoeo0k oagrSvaRv
kDWARD DUHIaA AN 4 BROvHHR,
Lei Famon stree&.
II 4 noess mAgs6cest work ssooarageA By No Pope sad
approved By ali he UAsholfc BtshopG
Il 10 choAp. ..|t
Isssed In hi, eight Psr.s q = eees eaca ana be
hDWARD DUhldAk oROrHRR
ISL Fulton street
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ak-RUAAlA nVlAUaAo.

DURkS ANNIvER6ARY.-BURNS CLUB.
ID The Anniversary dinner OF the Club Robert
Burns The scotsh bard Will take place Monday eveniag
Jan. 6 NJ clock precisely Patten Pacific Hotel
each
Joseph Cunningham. President.
John smith and Joseph 1aing Vice Presidents
refer kennedy Treasurer Richard Cochrane SEQ
Committee Of Arrangements Robert burnett George Oh
uly llam Burma Alexander Fraser Robert kedru and
hobsrt Mel
Al acmrers q he poet are respecauly reqaeed 70
2f Broadway Laing &C Fulton street. a. Gilaly 7oH Ca
tharne sres burnett l6 bird avenue; Heu Thirty
eighth street, corner Of Third avenue and the Pacific
III tel
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RELIGIOUS NUTICEn.

DIV DIR BETBuNy WILL DELIVER A LECTURE n
II Westminster church near seventh svenue, This Mon
asyl eyenn- N o'clock eub,srt DEVIATION ~ Ticket
Eve cents " bad X. Carter Brothers. corpc
of Broadway and Siyr.rg street., and NJ the door.
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fyBANPAGEEs loo BASKETS SUPERIOR wtwp
~ hRh and low er~tes for hoe family use IN, ais bv
o. Il hkNDUh Is Nal suoss-
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IIrr ysuHu PaRIsrsrss DR. r.xrLLs DrsrIs
" e~k Ar~nt bcnDe 6d.cAuon, mats psrisnl
pas rIs "A <rsre placer dsas une fsmls smeroane
psas f~~~xfrw @Au c~ut enfans
sae potsren dc gui,ter oee NC ~ d.
81 s.cr-~<r 90 e<c~ne chez n Beresri ionG DE- "
" ssaym
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TIrK rIRE,rEN.

A sSoCfATIoS or ExENP1 FIRYNHN.-TH ANNUAL
n meeting VIII be he'd a. Yremcns Hall. le9 Ncrce
succt Tuesday evening, eIh tnsxn, ~ u O'CLOCK Oi
DS''' ~ - " CIV Gro v. WHEELER. r. g.
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DIANo foRTEs-CHRAP, CHEAPks. CHRAPRsv.
su6 good bet.er best msrket Tire octsve ptNncs
offered gery chesp tr cash ard esrsoted 70 ever
peel. Cp9 a. rs NoQssr sree, secvod nc0r,
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RUREs CLUB-A MEETING WILL BIZ HELD AT
lAndt and Dey streets This evening. Jan. 49, at &
O'Clock All admirers poet Robert Burns are re
spectully invited TO attend
RICHARD CoCHRANE Secretary
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A rEw BOON ON BrLLIARDs,-rHs CANE or BIZ,
IN h~ss Ne theory and pvsctce, By - fhelan with inu.
us'tcrs Nailed free, rsc~pt 81 w. BY OCOkkOk
COLIkfDfk billiard tabls Makers 81 Ann street
RlIIJARns-RoBRRreors SALOON e2f BROAD
- Keepe's theatrs VIII be opened
Monday evening Sih elegantly cited Billiard
csrpeed ard with four Of rhean hrst clsse model
table, Some playsrs w be In abundance Mondsy
evening.
CHARP's BILLIARD TABLES WITH THE Nosr m
- proved cushions rarble slate wood beds for
nre~n pee cent cAeaper than inferior article else
where dcsross Of purchasing would 40 vel 70 cal
a. ls Futon srcee secoud head ebles On hand
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r Rssors IN FREYCH-Br PBoryssoR HENRI DE
- hARsAr go Broadway, cornsr Of Houston srscs HIS
pup1e isdte~ rentrDen delfhed with hew spesdy
progress under Sessfu tuiSon. Classes
frr boo lnp~rs
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yUAH1ED-A PARrSRR, ACTIVE or sPPcrAy,
w with enpual OF SO 90 or Bt6Oa IN the rentesa EMS
furnishing business 70 extend growing business This
fers rare Opportunity safe and pr)ttble nvessnrr
Address n. n n Herald osice.
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INDIA RUBBER oL0vRs AND MfTENs-LrNED
- unhped for cold and wet weather.
dy for cApped hands sal rhsum Ac bleaches
and rences them sor and smooth The glove vsry
useful housework Fer sale II Al rubber Ank
Jshn ssrcct up stAiA
I AIDES Ho0Ps.-PArENT GUTTA PERCHA CORD
II having been fully established a. the best srt lie
dice sks aud been fully endorsed ades generally
parties have attempted pat market iutAoa CON
poeed Of sulphur. Ac, which ofensfve In q warm
room Adts vn be cautious and buy Bthop's gua
percha cord sold At the various frni hing
depot Of the soe MANUFACTURER and pa tia United
stses, SAMUEL q. BISHOP, Isl Broadway, N. Y.
STEYL SPRING SKIRTS AND srrEL SPRINGS
- lha sye OF ladies' sks which supersedes al others
Tor IRA cefnoss and nexbity, be hsd Of all
gther with crinone, guiiA pcIeha, kc a. foRMAN& 90 -
1l5 Broadway.
yJFT GOODS, WIT Goons WET GOODS
w $4,000 worth OF wet Gocds VIII be
odsscd 10 the public this day In
Wet alks wet damasks napkira.
Wet linen, shirtng and shc sting.
Wet towelng diapers, wet hsndk crchiefs,
Wet quilts and blsnkcts
Wet cotton. shring and sheetngs.
rhe shove named goods will prove great bargain N hotel
lfpess boarding kouse keeper and the public generally
ANDREW q. COLBY. ID Grand ~, cor Eldrdse.
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F1vK ARTS.

FIVE AhIb@
Two CATHOLIC CLERGY AID orHERS-PoR SALg,
euod crpcaIton ptsee, psinted By rrotevee %
year oil 10 Of bed N The ciy country The
hsurss life II n n BE- sod; 10 worth
ing Apply McCAfPkAr WALrbRS, ~ Csunertne
sxert
a AIkrrtNRs vsInNTINkst vALENr1NEsi
Y vhole-se Wboie~>Je Wholesale.
send IN your orders sed J0ur derr end your orders
s1Rosss srRoSo's srRosGs,.
- Nassau s1rees, NY
NTAIJYTirfs NhLlkTUEsi yALkSrrsEs
wholesale. Wholesale Nbole~ie
Send IN yoar orders Sud yOur o~des Send Ia ooies
Eayv Eaglv. Marry.
srRosGS srRosGs srRose,s,
NTkLENIIrEs vkLrFTINs NhLKrTINEsi
Wholesale WeoTcsaS Nholseae
sid ORDERS ssr your orders sn1 IN your "aors
srRoSGE sTRosGs sraoSG,s
y NASSAU srest, N. Y.
lTlLENTfNIs VALENTINE
PHILIP J. IOTAfs,
VALENTINE MANUFACTURER
l- Naasan sIeet OF Ann New fork, respectfully
,rnouB,s booxseBers, ssnoners and valentine deAers
4lsi rs - .-
Nanusetufed for nsrf vaenune sss@on. feorusry LO
Who's o.aer, aud obbers VII end 70 iheir interest
N sIsJn CARDS QuA1y and ptces Liberal
discounts will be gvcn ~ hem. sooordnG 70 me auAnhU
psr. order srr Valentines vii please send ikss orders
rariv n enpurs heir seting lem IN season.
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BARGAINS FOR STOCK GROW
ID FRS-Th subscriber will cell. at any time, At
Private Sale. for cash or credit. at rery reduced prices,
any OF all of his entire stock, consisting Of g Durham
Bulls and 40 Cows. Heifers and heifer calves. II first
rate Jacks and Jennets. A superior lot Of South
Down Bucks and Ewes. A few Colts and young Hor-
ses, and ! pair Chester white Pigs. II months old.
SETH A. BUSHNELL
| Hartford. TrumbulI Co. O.. Oct. ., '5I-tk.
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Darietp.
From the Boston POST
NOTHING TO PAY.


Nothing to wear and nothing to eat,
are nothing at all to shining the street
There's nothing worth singing at this time of day
But the glorious freedom Of Nothing to Pay"
Ny friend round the corner, yoa see By his look,
Is conpelled to take care of both sides Of The book;
While his neighbor next door is So radiant ana gay
foz may bet on your life be has Nothing to Fay"
John Smith in his Office sits calm and seiate;
The wave has submerged him, he yields to his fate;
His notes have laid over. they're out OK the way;
FOR some time, At least, he has "Sothing to Fay"
Tim Noolan, his porter from over the sea.
Isl as free from all care as a lark or a bee;
Tim blesses the gcds. as hs maistens his c,sy,
That, unlike his employers, he's Nothing to Pay"
The schoolboy who sigis for the beard OF nan.
And to be iadePsndeR, as soon rs he can.
Nay comfort himself that. whaie'er the DELAY,
Until tTcnty-One be has "Noihias to Pay"
Tbs maiden who weeps for the filse one that's gone,
And left her deserted. a5anion'J, alone,
Has this consoisiioR-ihough lovers will stray,
LoSely d&mscls, unlike them. have Nothing to Pay.
The soldier who's gone to the land Of the sun
To fight against SeRoys or denonI-ali one
Is lucky at least. n. he comes from the Fray
Minus ARES, minus legs. that he's Nothing 20 Pay"
The pauPe- in poor horle. zho lives without care,
Provided with fsod and with Tainent ic wear,
My ehu:kle once more, that white others defsy
His expense, he only has Nothing to Pay"
Bat a truce to sill jes:ing-if ra,iers don't mend
Very sooz, Hesven only knows where they will end
But this much is e~ersain-thererl lie in the Bay
State lperA&Ps there's ALREADY The Devil to Pay"