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EVIDENCE OF FRAUD-LET DEMOCRATS b

UPON THEIR GUARD.
The following letter has been written US by TWO
Of the most respectable citizens of Hardin county
The trick to which it refers will no doubt be at
TEMPTED in various other counties of the State. We
stated at the outset of this canvass and subsequent
events have confirmed us in the belief that the sole
object which Know Nothingism has in view in this
contest is to carry the Legislature For that pur-
pose Mr.. Hattonis to be used whenever and where
ever he can be traded. In our judgment, he was
not nominated for any other purpose. We there
fore warn our friends to be upon the alertto guard
the baot.box, as counterfeit tickets, ingeniOusly
prepared, will no doubt food the State. Let no
Democrat vote without first examining, carefully,
every name upon his ticket. In this way they will
detect the counterfeits and be able to expose the
fraud These tickets will not be publicly distribu-
ted. They are only intended to be given out on
the day of the election, at particular places and
through particular individuals. Put every body
upon their guard, force the opposition to a fair
fight, and you may rest assured when the days
work is ever, that we have made clean sweep OF
Governor, Congressman and members to the Legis-
lsture:
SAVANNAH, July %, 1857
F. G. DUNNINGToN Dear Strive have just
noticed a ticket the tricky Know NOthings have
gotten up for our county, designed to impose upon
and deceive the unwary and ignorant 1t is Demo-
cratic, until they get to the Representative, which
Is Know Nothing. They have it
Harris, for Governor,
Wright, /" Congress,
McDougal, for Senate,
Alien, Z" Representative.
Allen is the Know Nothing candidate They
can call it a Democratic ticket and thus pass 1t
upon those who cannot read. No doubt the decep-
ton is intended to be praoticed throughout the
State In this way they hope to carry the Legisla-
ture. Be on the qui UiDe. "
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Great Excitement.

lust RECEIVBD at No. % Cedar street, over ten tbo,,
y sand vols. Books 5000 Novels, 1000 Reams Ncte Cap
Bill and Letter paper, 5000 Enveops.
Among the collection viii be found Ms. Caroline Lea
Hentz's Works; Mrs souihWoTh, Emerson Renne1s bss
Dicsins: Levers Works: Wavery Novels; an The Poets.
Fine Family Bbles.-A Gin accompanying each 500
Among the gifts be given Gold and Silver Watebes
and examine the stock.
N. 3. Auction sale every evening linen, q Fox
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OST Monday evening, the 18th inst, between Nashville
IL and stones River, on the Lebanon road black Mem
orandum Book, made after the fashion pocket
containing number of made payable order OF
the and one hundred and sixty dollars in
bank notes. enclosed in envelope snd addressed to Al
fred Hunt The finder will be literally rewarded BY leaV
ing II at the ONCE Of the Union and American
July I'D W2W r MABTIN,
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b6r 1t is singulae coincidence that Fisk, the
inventor of the patent metallic burial case. was the
FIRST to occupy one of them. And Mr.. Shon who
FIRST used terracotta in the manufacture of collins,
ecame the FIRST patron Of his own ingenuity.
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But if the fall frost should take effect ct the ave-
rage date, the 18th October the growing will
be only six months and three days. one month short
of the average, and we only expect proportion
ally short crop.
1851. Average crop in bales.........8, 279, 800 =
Deduct IA per cent. for one month
short of average growing season.. $4,000
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REMOVAL.

HAVE closed up my Stable Market street, not for the
purpose Of going 20 Texas but attend my Sta
Die, corner Of Church and Front where
moved Stock and will be pleased patron
age OF old customers and the riding public generally
uly G. W. SUMNER.
P. ST. wish 10 hire 4 good Carriage driver. For s0od
one good price will be advanced monthly for
years. G. w. 3
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Valuable Farrn fOr Sale

WISH TO sell the plantation which now live Wing on
Carriers erees, ten miles Columbia and Eve
miles west OF spring Hill containing Five Hundred and
Thirty Five $3.50 Acres; three hundred and seventyhvs %
which Is In good ate Ofeutivaton.
Persons wishing purchase would do well 10 eai and
examine the property before buying. Y. S. PlCKARD.
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THE COTTON CROP

The Nstchitoehes Chronicle makes the following
estimate of the supply of cotton from the growing
crop for the current year:
Taking the average Of the last five crops as the
basis of our calculation without regard TO the late
spring frost of the present season, the result viii be
as follows: -
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undersigned offers for sale the finest Farms in
= Middle tennessee lying IN Maury county, eight miles
oellenL turnpike Few Farms in any portion the State
combines 50 many superior advantages. Ii contains 6s
acres ofthe most fertile and productive acres III bib
are eeSIed-he balance we'll mDeTed There are several
never failing Springs, furnishing abundance OF
There also an excellent young Orchard
hundred trees The dwelling plain but comfortable with
good outbouses OF every kind The proprietor being de-
termined to SELL offers his Farm twenty per cent less
than any place OF equal value be bought the
~. Apply to the undersigned al Columbia
July 24-n JOHN w MAYEs
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FRANKLIN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
THE NINETEENTH SESSION

Of this hourishiug and we-establIshed Institution will
~ commence on MONDAY, August 3st, with increased
corps of in the Literary Department. gente-
man Of the highest qualifications to instruct
Musical Department, with naive teacher ustruc
ion in French, aud qualified in ober modern
languages, with full supply Of all neeessa appa-
raus the lDsttue" lie prepared bestOW upon
ladies thorough and finished education be OBJ
tanned in any school in State. We solicit the patronage
of those desiring to have their daughters Thoroughly aud
practically educated For particulars examine print
circulars and catalogue, which will forwarded By apply
ing to P. GLYNN PrineiDal,
July 29-wtf FrankIin ,enn
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ON TUBSDAY,gAUGUST4 th, will again commence
~ our regular auction sales to be continued regularly
every Tuesday throughout the year. Persons desiring
sell close out any article will please send them the DAY
before the sale, or very early the day. Sales iC
commence each day precisely at 10 O'Clock.
juy29 Il. S. FRENCH * son.
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NOTICE.
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.


IRON FOUNDRY.
WE have now started our new and extensive Found,v
on the Old stand Of the late Nashville Hanufaetu yng
Company and are prepared heavy and IiaSt
work OF any description al the shOr notice Lsht st
nSs TO small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Ct
ngs 10 lssge amounts furnished per contract al
prices with additions Of freight We also
operation in
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, saWmills Fourms Of the most improved
patterns made to order Jobbng and repairing done msd
a We ready 10 make contracts for Engines and Mills
and shall furnish pans enable purchasers TO put CD their
Wills with little expense. Manufactures Farmers will
nno profitable 70 SEQ as before going East West for
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS.
FOR stationary engines and steamboats, to order Of
oes Ws.era compete with Firefronts Crates standpipes
anu valves warranted TO stand any pressure required for
mAhuiAeburing or Porpeiling purposes
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
ANY description of Smithwork done in exealept styIe
none Dut nstFae Iron usedSawmili work Stsrups Dogs
Ftman lfons Saw eranks Bolts and all kind Mill Irons
made to order o shOn nofice - - - ~
Farmers wishing to purchase good, cheap Machinery win
do well - call al our Office or address BY letter -
VI. JACKER & CO.,
-. ClAlOOrne machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uH<0-u Late Nashville MRu. Co.'s shops.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
II. S. French and Son,

ONTUESDAY, August 4Lh will offer for sale in front
~ OF our warehouse, CLARK street, 10 O'Clock fol-
lowing articles of which desire to close OUT with
out reserve, viz:
81 hhds Sug, from fair tO50 dOZ. Painted Buckets;
prime; reams Wrapping Faper;
lVO bags N u and Baltimore 2a bbis Domestic Brandy;
COnee; 25 bbls. Holland Gin;
IOOO Kegs choice brands 50 0bls julius Smiths Old
5OO boxes Star Candles full ~eSer-e Whisky;
weight 20 Matches;
1000 b5ls. Whisky, variousIOO boxes Corn Starch:
brands; 100 I" Whea ten starch;
lOO boxes IoDaccO; Ito " CnerOOt Cigars;
1000 sacks and fine Salt;I5O TalOW Candles.
1900 Cigars, ass'd brands; SO Backing large and
10 doz. Brooms: small
$50 boxes Fine Brandy
With other articles in the geocery line to
mention. july29 n. S. FRENCH & SON.
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In ChanceTy at Lafayette Tennessee.
JULY RULES, 1857.

vs.. Petition for Divorce and COstody Of
Andrew B, Kiges) child.
ON motion, Of compliments council and it appearing
" the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master, from ale
cations in complainant bill, Gt being TOY the
lendAnt Andrew B. ktges. resident the
Tennessee that the ordinary process
served upon him. Ii is therefore ordered by the Clerk
Master that pub LEGATION be made for four
In the Weekly UEIOE AMERICAN, newspaper publish
ed IN the city Of Nashville commanding the said defendant
to appear al the office of the Cer d Master in the Town
OF Lafayette, Macon County, Tennessee, the first
Monday IN September next, to plead dsmur
compliments bill, the will be hearing eE
Parts and judgement taken for confessed.
JOHN CLAIBORE,
july 29-w4t prs fee 50. Clerk & Master.
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

TRUST SALE.
DY vrrue OF deed executed TO the Nashville Building
ID Associates by J. L. Weaver, which Is of In
the Registers ONCE Of Davidson county book No 90 page
&C. the said Nashville Building ation Treasurer,
will, Saturday the 9Th day Of August next at the
yard gate in Nashville sell at aHcna 20 the highest bidder,
for cash the properly therein described being in South
Nashville fronting forty feet Market end running
back 3l feet, which situated comfortable family
deRee. The equity OF redemption is waived in said deed
Sale 10 take place at u o'clock,
July std. CHAS. A. FULLER, Treasurer
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Time Sale of Groeeries by NIorris 8 stratton.

nN WEDNESDAY morning, July 2gth 1857, at 10
" clock will offer Auction in front of our Stor on
Market Street, arge and well selected Of Groceries,
So hhds choice Sugars 200 boxes and taow
20 do clarified do dies
$50 half bbls choice reboiled so boxes starch;
Molasses; 60 do Tobacco, various
so bbs o loaf sugar; brands;
$50 bags Rio Coffee; 40 box Glass Ware ass1ed:
29O Kegs Nails, best brands 60 bbls CIDER Vinegar;
% dsz Painted Buckets 200 bbls Whisky, various
go casks soda; brands:
With other articles to make complete sale
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Flour, Flour.
Auction Sales

superior article Manufactured from Wheat by RIO
MILLS, for sale for Cash to close cOnsigments
J Ljuly 20 R O,KANE,
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Valuable Free-Soil OF for sac.

Am now Offering for sale valuable Building Lot on
Spruce street, the of Broad. The fronts
sixty feet Spruce, hundred and fifty Deep
with q convenient alley in the
This property exempt from for 90 years from
January next This ptiOn is of more value than usu
ally accorded to as not only the grounds all improve
ments erected thereon, bat free from The ing in
the item Of taxes will more than pay for ground
Improvements This Let is also situated in part city
that is being rapidly lsd up with fine dwellings and
private residences. Terms reasonable.
Apply TO july 90 sPG a. V. S. LINOSLRY
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRPss


This work will bring the attention Of the present gen
GRAFTON malhtude Of hings with the govern
ment which have long lain in forgstuesssO York IN
dspsadszt. -
This work will prove Of immense value to public men,
sndtO Every American citizen who 70 know tae civil
history of Countryside York Courier rad Eaguirsr
Col Bsnon's qualifications this task no one can dis
pue His name upon the title page inspires conf
dsnee in its statements, and faith its inparalty and en-
tire faithfglneSs-BOs,oz TraVsihr.
Ills surprising how many OF the subjects which
still before discussed BY the fathers in the ver
infancy of the confederation. We shall welcome each ae
eessve volume OF this a very valuable addition 70
the history Of the counsry.-Bostoa Daily 79rsrtissr
The Abrdgement Debates Of Congress By Mr. Ben
ton, are made with much exceeni jud Ement-
This work will form am0s complete history The United
States since the adoption of tue edsral constitution aad
will be an invaluable work Of refsrenceso YsrE Con-
HiereiaL.
The theory Of Institutions working
The various parts be correctly understood by those who
will bea the trouble study and the
nation will be- In these Debates within the reach sf every
citizen The indexes At the end OF volume render
easy to turn toany particular subJset-BalO Advertiser
An enterprise like his interesting invaluable and na-
uonal, deserves the most ample encouragement The
thor in his preface that the viii him labor
OF lOvsAnd Of pride, esuseitang the paoc one
skipped and each in his place. with the best Of his
hand.-BOst0H Post.
This abrdgemsn considering the nesmable value
Debates, complete political history Of the country FERNS
atressGy Of which suid be possessed every
citizen who afford '-and there fsEWho able
coming out, It will serisy -Cozzsrsiai BlstiE, s
Orleans.
This abrdgemen not 10 beTeseed 10 the speeches o.
celebrated oratOrs but will extend men, and
to the pAnest speakers who spoke 70 give Informs
zion subjects OF surviving interest DAILY PieayEas Mo
Orleans.
By these Debates ud the dst business introduced into
the House Of Representatives. AFTER the inauguration,
bill TO collect Dates Imports and inter-
estng feature of The debate every speaker seemed
to regard the protection OF home industry OF the
Iees be q matter Of course in any project or
raising the revenue. We shall probably receive the Of
every reader in saying, that living person combines
Of the qualities necessary for the proper execution
this WORK than the veteran Senator who has undertaken
it-NGti0HsI IatsligsHesr, Washington.
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MEMORANDJM ROOKIO~T

All sums under $500 cash; all owes $500 and under
$1,000 60 days. and all of 5000 over 90 days for
approved endorsed notes. payable the city banks
july 10 NORRIS Al STR ALTON
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TEN DOLLARS REWARn.

Ten DOLLARS REWARD.
DANAWAY from the subscriber the 26th inst S miles
LII southwest of Lebanon negro AIMED STEPH BN
he about 30 years of age bright nulaO, q bushy
head Of hair. and weighs about Us pounds He had on
black jeans blue black paDtsdOn remember
which He about5 feet 10 inches high He will pro-
badly make his way TO Nashville and uy to escape from
there to free State will give above Ward his
apprehension July 2giaw-It K. l.. Lyon,
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COM M ERCIAL.

-. Lsuis Market, April II.
FLOUR-S3 10 . rs.
WAEAT-7ss 70 u -.
cORN--se0S4s new SKIS insluded.
OATe-S00eOe -
BARLEY AND RYE--Sssd Barley 81 ssoi 20.
BYE s1A9sse. Barley Malt, u - fer prime.
WHIBKY--3As.
HIDKS-Dry Ice, and dull.
W0OL--Unwashsd 37c.
PRovIsIoNs-Msss Pork Sal, Lard u to isis.
Hams 70 u; RIB sides lei 20 IL, clear do IL u
llAe-
0k0CgRIKs-Sugar, fair and good lea 70 TIE,
prime and choice III to III. SugAxhoxss Molassss
% TO 81.
DRIED YRuIT--Applss ~ 80 to s.; Peaches
~ 70 $40.
P0TATOES--1l Is TO l 80.
HAY-1l 50 70 / 81.
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Fer sale as . Dargoin.
eligible building lot 10 feet frost, less ct
~ the optioa Of the purchaser. Said lot 10 On
high ground and will BE- sold cheap Il applied Tor
soon.
Terms. Absat sssA The balsnes In sasy pay
msnts. laquirs Of the undsrsisusA, corner of
Yraaklin and 18th ~. ?. 4. U111oT0N.
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INvEsTINo Aesars,
OFFER FOR SALE

ThirA street, kst. MaAn 4 JsAnssn,
OFFER FOR SALE
Lots. in D lss, with brick house containing Ia
rooms.
Brick hose on xxshanss-s.., bstTth aad stA, with
rooms, basement, cellar and sistsrn.
Lets and In hiesk ~
Lets I, s and Z, bksA, In Kiiboarnes Add.
LetsS and : In BIZ AIS.
Lot In block w.
- test by loo on eth street between Main and
Biondeaa.
3lSots IS lee II corner VI It'll and Bank .st.
Block 3e4 and let's In blsck EOS.
IL Ave ssss lets near Aontross, sdmirably sdAptsa
TO garasaiag Purposes. Tsrns-0ns-Afth cash,
balance 10 annual payments.
Brick dwelling on Morgan, between 18th and 18th
streets.
- feet Of the eastsrly side Of Loo in block lss
Lot . In block Is, On Cedar, bstwss3 9Th and TIL.
Lots and in block ll6.
Lot II and the half OF II In block 1873, very rare
bargain.
Lot in block IL, corner VI Dss Moinss street and
Lsvss.
SASH AND BLIND FACTORY.
Lot N block %, With brick baiidipg. nsshinsry,
Ae., n complete running order.
Lot ;, block -, in Kilboarnss Adaitiou;
70 Acres - Land In Human 4 Cowiss' Sab
division
- ~ ~ on Hif,A street, between Dss Moinss
and Ttnsa;
Lot II. aad u lot 10, block IS, in Aassa's Lower
sAdition.
80 feet on Main street, between 9Th and s.A Terms
very easy.
Lot (, block 7ol, on Msiu-a.
Lot 10, block ~. Johnson- a., bstwssa ID and 4th
- BY lao II on Main, between sth stA ss.
Let In block 3. corner Of wstsr and Kxehangsst s
Lott in b. lis Lot In block 70.
10 BY $50 IT,, bsing ends Of lots TO- IL and H.
In block %. froasing on Fifth street,
- BY "a feet rear ssds Of lots and 9, block, ~,
with frame dwelling.
brick hose, eistsrn, pu.p, asd other eonvs-
nisnsss-low for cash.
two story brick dwelling on the corner Of sth
and Bank streets, with good sistern, cellar
barn, &c.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS!i
$50 Acres % Btrisg Prairie, 10 miles from Ksok sk
sd.irsbly adapted 10 agriculture;
~ Assss,--Ssosion -, Up. 81, II. 8 wsst,-l mile
from Chaslest n. Houses, 3 wells, . yeaaa
orchard; $50 acres under euitivatisn. Very low,
IL all cold together.
700 assss on Pissk Road, IL miles from Ksokuk
with 800 frsit trees, good log hosss. 100 asrsi
sadsr cultivation soil VI great fertility.
Hskn -AAuup
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NOTICE.
vsHE sAdsrsiensd have this Day entered iato
" niilane business In ths city Of Ksokuk. under
the Arm Of Coleman Hoots.
April 4, 1857. 9. L. COLEMAN.
apll-d1w EDWARD a, FOOTI.
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TEE TosAcco TRApE.-lt will b ssea from
our conpsfcial report that prices for tobec-
% are constantly advancing, and . dozen
hhds. were sold yssterdsy q prices ranging
from el5 70 90. Ons lot from Greene
county, consisting Of II hhds tobacco, was
cold q The Picket WAREHOUSE yssssrday, real !.
Ninth street x.Fehoas .- rssii.ins q .Ssz. -
louisville Journal.
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special Election.
A SPECIAL ELKCTION will b held on Thur.
"A day, the 33a day Of April,.A. b. 1857, for the
purpose Of voting npon the following propagation
Wis win the City Of Ksokak levy adirset tax Of
ons hundred and ATTY tAsusAnd dollAr for The ben
eat of the Ksokuk and Fort Dss Moinss Raiiroad
Company, principal and interest on said ssm as the
I.is Vi mos " sxesea ssn pr esas. Pr aanun, 70
b collected oos-third land intarsst on the whole
Sum ordsrsd in year, third land interest On
tws~ thirdsl In two years, md ard inter
- On eans, In three years from data Sf the iasue
q Beads, y provided for b Act II January -,
1881" The votes shall b respectively "Rsf tho
levy Of the ~" and against the levy Of the
tax
The election will b at the following named
places, wit:
Iirst Ward st the oakes Of =. Kilbourns.
second At the City Rscordsr,s oalss.
Third !" at the once Of r. o. Kellogg.
Ysarth ward, ct the Shop Of Polssr : Clark.
Polls opsnsd 1t e'closk :. \ and close ct 1
o'clock p. m 6A4'L B. CURTIS,
Mayor City Of Ksokuk.
Ksokuk, April II, 1857 aN
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seven Plate stoves.

WYE have also, four sises Of . VERY HEAVY,
w Plate Stove which will produce powerful
heat.
Drums Of every dimension constantly on hand TO
ct box and coal stoves, ~ u Main-st.
and coMSIOCK 4 BRO.
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WHO SnUcK BILLY PArfRssos This i'm
portant and long pending question, seems to
have met An unsqaivoeal and sasisfscsory 20.
luton as last. The question was frequently
propoundsd on the streets yesterday, and
men Of oil parties, and I'll sssas, ssspsaded
with pronptnsss and smpAssis, A. r. Wal
ling. Indeed, % far - our obssrvstion sx-
tends, there b not man, wonan o. child in
our city, Who disputes Or doubts il. Many
lament, and some rejoice, but none deny that
the deed wss done, and that WallinK did it.
chilly Passsrson,' however, will have the
consolation Of knowing that the blow Vas
not given with malice aforsthought. And,
although Il va . hard lick, and planted righ.
between the eyes, WAlling has assured 'sUncls
Billy" - we'll - the public, that he didn't
intend to strike. OF course no sound Dem.
ocrat will, for moment, doubt the truth Of
Wslling's assertion, in answer 70 paragraph
in the Gate GUY, denying that be had any
designs on the Post O1les, or was making
any efforts 10 Gust Col. Patterson from that
snug berth.
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Sheet Iron stoves.
xEa.H n REGULATORS

nF this article we need not speak, - rs Popa-
~ larity still continues to increase Its sale.
We make six Sizes Of this stovs--cpcn and close
tops hich will sell very low. Great care
should be used selecting the best OF Russia Sheet
Iron, with heavy lining, and when we'll made,
these stoves win wear many yesrs.
The open tops are . serious objection to all those
wishing An Air-tight stove. We have both open
aprs.d CoMsToCK 4 BRO.
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Omen Coal Radiator.

vYyEinyite all who wish burn coal in their
w psriors 10 call and see our new haaAtos'-
We make three sizes, suitable for rooms OF All VI
mentions Mt No. II Main-st.
,nra-d CoMsToCK BRO.
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Quincy ParlOr Stove

rOR WOOD.
L>oR convenience and utility this Stove 10 unsur.
L passed. II has = large hre door, open Yep ane
y,ant--hsautful In design we'll made, and warrant
ed 70 perform we'll in every ease. The demand has
been % great for this stove that We we're unable 70
keep up with our orders last season, out nov We
have 80 extended our works Tor making tnsm e
viii enable Us 10 hll the demands promptly in fu-
ture City buyers are especially solicited to exam
inc this stove before purchasing.
CoMbIoCK 1 BRO,
.n,sa II Main-st.