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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-28

ManneSota.-The Constitution of the
State of Minnesota provides that the first
session of the Legislature shall commence
on the first Wednesday (thc second day.
OF December next, at the State capital in
st Paul. Two United States Senators
are to be chosen by this Legislature.
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Location ot'nie PhiladeLphia Post Office

Location ofnie Philadelphia Post Office.
Postmaster General Brown has finally
decided the Philadelphia Post Office ques-
ton. He has issued instructions to the
Superintendent (Mr. Rice,) 10 proceed
Immediately with the alteration of the
Bank of Pennsylvania according to the
original plan.
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BSs- AT Columbia. S. c.. a terrible f

Bas~ At Columbia, S. c., terrible fight
occurred one night between a fine blooded
stallion and jack, which tore one Of the
horses ears out by the roots, and then
seizing him by the throat made finish of
him.
EsS" Donnelly, who killed the barkeeper
Of the Sea View House, will be exec uted
on the 9Th Of June next, the supreme court
of New Jersey having refused to grant
new trial.
S0- Mr.. Prescott, wagon maker at
Vandalia, Mich was taken for confinement
to Cass county Jail on Thursday in state
of hopeless insanity produced by spiritual
ism.
shS- The marriage OF Mr.. Bayard Tay.
lor, in Gotha, Saxony, to Miss Hansen, of
Goiha, took place on the 9th of October.
He aud his wife will spend the winter at
Moscow.
A subscriber writes to the editor Of
western paper ;-"I don't want your little
paper any longer" TO which the editor
replies, 81 wouldn't make it any longer if
you did,"
Bay- A child of Mr.. Shadrick Philips,
of ofC'rbondale, Luzerne county, was burned
to death on Tuesday of last week, by its
clothes taking fire from grato,
Bsg- Col. j. W. FoRNEY, will deliver a
lecture in the Court House, at Reading,
on the 9th inst, for the benefit of the
"Reading Rifles, of that city.
sey- Ihousau ds of bushels of corn have
lately been sold in Sect county, Va, at
20 cents per bushel.
Sss- Danyille is taking steps to give
work to the unemployed Of that place.
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Canal Board AppointptntS.-At.a a
meeting of the Canal Board, at Harrisburg,
on Thursday, the following appointments
were made, viz Supervisor of the Della
ware Division, William Overfeld, Jr. of
the Susquehanua Division, Wm. Elliot Of
the Lower North Branch, Geo. W Search F.;
of the West Branch, r. r. Dirdgenes.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS,

Ry4KES! RAEESll RAKES!ii
THE undersigned take pleasure in announc or to
l. Merchants that they are mnnufacturnga sup eric
article of RAKES AT their New Factory on Fishing
Greek, above Orangeve, Columbia county. Mcr.
chants wishing purchase good Rakes can have them
al the Factory, ii desired we forwar them to
Bloc msbnrg 10 5. q Shive where they can get them,
or we can forward them TO tho, Stores that moi
too much out of our way.
All orders should be add ressed to Samuel Shivc,
PealeTs 7. o. Columbia county, Pa;
SHlVE & BELTS.
April Is, Isj7-lm
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baS- The Philadelphia Sn", the organ
of Black Republicanism in tho Quaker
city, has ceased to exist, Req~ics22t IN
pace,
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RECovERINd.-Mr CRAIG, who was Sc
vcrely wounded in the affray at Cham
borsburg several weeks since, and who has
been lying in a dangerous condition at
Shippensburg, is mendng slowly, and hopes
arc entertained of his recovery
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BANK OF DANvILLE.-At an election
for officers of this Bank, held on last Mon
day, the following Board of Directors were
duly chosen, viz =
Il II. Badly, Danville,
DIR. w. Il. MOgill, do
John Foley, do.
NJ. G. Grier, do.
G. M. Shoop, do.
Peter Baldy, sr. do.
j. Q. Rhodes, do
John Shurpless, Catawissa, -.
John X. Grotz, Bloomsbury,
Thomas Hayes, Lewsburg,
j. V. Good iander, Milton,
VIM. Good, McEweDsville,
Benz Schoch, Selinsgrovc.
AT the meeting of the Board of Directors,
On last Tuesday, Edw. II. Bnldy, Esq,
was unanimously reelected as President.
A Dividend OF per cent. for the last
six months was declared on the Sd inst.
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A BOOK FOR EVERY MANS LIBRARY
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested,
that the following accounts have been filed in the
ProlhO1 Office of Columbia county and will bs
ntcd to the Court OF Common Pleas of said county
for confirmation aud allowance Wednesd y. the gth
day Ol December. A. D. 1857
The account OF John Il Moyer, Committee of the
person and estate of Peter Melick lunalic of cot,
township.
Q The account OF Jonathan Rishel, Committee of the
person and estate of JObn Rshc a iunalic, late of
MontOur township.
3. The account of John Snyder, Committee of the
person and estate OF Alexander Siokcr, un habiunI
drunkard, of Bloom tow nshp.
JACOB EYERLY,
NOV H. 1907 Proth0notary.
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LIVING AND Low IN G..

BY MISS NTNb MN T. T wv ". T.N u.
HII5S TOWNSEND is known as one of our best
ti magazine writer's, nd Though quito young, has
not her equal in her peculiar style. The pr vol
ume Inclades come OF her best Tales and Sketches,
whi Ii together with and bcau iu portrait of
the author, by that distinguished artist John sartain
Esq will render it particularly acceptable TO her nu
merous friends.
Tho Book is hand:ome iemo. volume, printed on
the finest paper bound in neat and beautiful style.
aud sent TO anv part OF the United States By mai I,
fec of nustuge, on receipt of the pr ce, 81
j. w BRADLEY PuJlshs-.
45 NorIhiPour'h Street, Philadelphia,
Nnul lS-1
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Netu rttsements.

Sc L RGT SCHOOL,
A QUARTER HAS JUST COMMENCED. Apply
N tor admission al he school Room on Third street.
or at the residence Of Mrs. J. Barton. ,a.,
bloomsbury Nov 90, 1851
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LIFE INSURANCE.

THE G7RdRD LIFE ms GRANGE, .1.h.SJ,ITT End
TRUST O.Hty5NY or PHILADELPHL7.
OFFICE, 40S cHEssur STREET.
CAPITAL, (paid up,) $500 900.
Charter Perpetual.
CONTINUE TO make lNSuRANCEs ON LIVES on
~ the most reasonable terms.
The capita being paid up and toc ether lih
large and constantly increasing reserved fund Offers
perfect security to the insured.
The premiums mus; be paid yearly, half yearly,
quarterly
The Company add iI0NUS periodically to the Insu
RANGES for life Tho FIRST BONUS appropriated in
becembcr 1914. the SECOND BONUS in December,
1si0. the I H1RD BONUS in December, 1854.
E5 These additions are made without requiring any
increase IN the premiums to be paid 10 the Company.
The following nSe n few examples from the Register
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BE- A PHYSICIANS LEGACY TO
YOUNG MEN.

Is his strength"
(From he Sunday DisPleh Men Yor., .7uy g! 1857
our readers are aware that we So dom If ever, re-
commend any medical publicni ion { not endorsed by
the very highest aulh0ry y. As such n instance we
may mention DR.. CuLvKRwELLs publication on Mar.
Debhy and other neakReSs6s tho result Of early
imdiscreioh II is small but valuable pamphlet
His preparations the " REGcEERAToR" an M RyISI"
now considered the sole and only ecc tuni remedies
eStant rt the complaints rcicrredto.
DR. CuLvHRwELL's SEMINAL REGERRtAToR AND Roy,I
NEpvISs the sovereign remedies for Seminal Weak, ,rss
SeN1GA Debility lmpot-ncy, Inv yOluntlr, Ems siops
in the country.
pR Cs PAMPHLET. ns shove, containing fun advcos
for the cure of SpcrnntO rrhca, &C. ca be hud in
secure envelope, by enclosing d stamp to
Or. CIlARLES J. e. KLINE
lst Avenue, corner 18th street, New York. post Box
No, 45s6. IJune & Ih57
Sept 81. 1857
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Ba5- Ex.President Pierce and wife have
sailed for Madeirl,
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NUMBER As.

headed, milk-and water, broken down, cast
of, leprous pukcs, caaccrous thieves, SUI
perannuated pickpockets, treasury plum
dering, refuse ofhce-seeking, whisky
ed, double-distillcd buffoons and peniten-
tiary scaliwa s, who have preyed and gor-
ged upon the party and thepeopleuntil the
substance of each is almost exhausted, and
they look as lean, lahk, thin, savage, and
cadaverous as starved byenas confined in
the Dismal Swamp Of terror and adversity,
through thousand eternities Of snow,
sleet, hail, rain, thunder, lightning, tenn
pests, and irretrievable famine. yH
Such is the fetid malady that has overta-
ken the Democratic party in Wisconsin
Itehas been laid on thick and fast, with
double coating, shining, mortared, plaster
ed, and rubbed in, until the party resem-
bles more the ghost of aspiring colt-dead,
deceased, and done for, without skin, flesh,
or bones--than anything having life, Ion-
gevity, elasticity, vigor, vitality, or wide
awake component parts. FG fsff
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There was coldness in the very tone and
the manner Of the man who had come for
him, that went like an icebolt to his heart,
and with deep groan he sank back in
his seat. em W
"Come-be in hurry" impatiently
urged the porter.
At this moment carriage drove up to
the door. ch
SIs this the house of Jacob Manfred2"
This question was asked By man who
entered from the carriage. He was a
kind looking man, about forty years of
age.
"That is my name, said Jacob.
"Then they told me truly" uttered the
new conner. "Are you from the work
house2" he continued, turning towards
the porter.
eyes"
"Are you after these people?"
eyes" ~
"Thep you may return. Jacob Manfred
goes to no poor-house while I live"
The porter gazed inquisitively into the
features of the man who addressed him,
and then left the house et
"Don't you remember me2" exclaimed
the stranger, grasping the old man by the
hand.
"I cannot call you to my memory now"
"Do you remember Lucius Williams ?o
civilians p repeated Jacob, starting up
from his chair, and gazing earnestly into
the face of the man before him. 1t
eyes, Jacob Manfred Williams.
That little boy, whom thirty years ago,
you saved from the poor-house of correc-
ton; that poor boy whom you kindly took
from the bonds of the law, and placed on
board of one of your own vessels"
"And are you"
'Yes-yes-I am the man you made
You found me rough stone from the
hands of poverty and bad example 1t
was you who first brushed off the evil, and
who first led me to the sweet waters of
moral life and happiness. / have profted
by the lessons you gave me in my early
youth, and the warm spark which your
kindness lighted up in my bosom, has
grown brighter ever since. With an af-
fuence for life, have settled down to en-
joy the remainder of my days in peace
and quietness, with such good work as my
hands may find to do. heard of your
losses and bereavements. knew that the
children of your own flesh had all gone,
but [ am child of your bounty-a child
of your kindness, and now you shall still
be my parent Come, my more than father
and you my mother, come You made
my youth all bright, and now will not
see your old age doomed to darkness. J"
Jacob Manfred tottered forward and
sank upon the bosom of his preseryer-
He could not speak his thanks, for they
were too heavy for words. When he look
cd up again, he sought his wife.
"Susan," he said, in a choking, trem-
bling tone, "my bread has come back to
me 1"
"Forgiye me, Jacob?" h..
"No, no, Susan. 1t is not l who must
forgive-God holds us in his hands"
"AhW murmured the wife, as she raised
her streaming eyesto heaven, ~ will never
doubt him again."
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
HOUSE AND LOT

We have for sale, and at very low price, one
house and lot on Franklin street. adjoining the
Musonic Hall. DYE &SMlTH, R. L. A.
Aug2l
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
FRANKLIN STREET FOR SALE.

We will sell, privately, two Of the cheapest
business houses on Franklin street, located in the
most public part Of town. One of these houses
is now occupied by N. Neblett, the other by ?.
b. Everette. In this property we guarantee a
bargain. DYE 81 SMITH, r. Il. A,
Aug21
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Aug 2i,'57
EOR SALE

1896 acres Of land, one mile from Clarksville
just above the lower Red river brdge--very desi-
rabe and very cheaP-long credit, and no money
Is required Call TO see and you shall have bar.
gain. DYE & SMITH, r, Z. A.
Aug. 81
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
Fine Cloths and CassimereS,

of various shades, Vestings, Satnets, Negro cloths
Drills, Tickings, Carpetings, Bagging, &c.
Having every facility in New York and Phiia-
delphafor selecting, at all times, fresh supplies OF
late STYLES and fine qualities of goods, at the very
lowest prices, for Cash, we fear no honorable
competition, and freely invite an examination Of
our stock, which to be fully appreciated, needs
only TO be we'll known in this community
Ii will be our rule and study, invariably, to
deal fairly and honorably with every one, and
make il TO their advantage to deal with us. Come
and see and Judge for yourselves.
BerCASH PAID FOR VARIOUS AR
TTOLES OF PRODUCE, such as
Feathers, Wool, Ginseng,
BeeS,odG, Hides, Hides,
&c., in large or small quantities.
an tran sactions at arksville, In charge Of and
conductei by the subscribers,
CHALES ID, PARISH,
X. o. B, DUNNING.
May |, lS57-6m
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ONE VALUABLE VACANT LOT.

We can sell bargain, 10 any one wishing to
Luy, in that beautiful and desirably located lot,
opposite the shop of Thomas y Miller, at the
junction of franklin and 2nd Streets.
, Aug2l DYE g. SMITH, R. f A.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
ANOTHER HOUSE AND LOT.

As good bargain as any to be found can be
md in the purchase of the house and lot adj join-
ing VIM Broaddus, on the East, known the
Thurston place," which we have for sale at a
low price. DYE & SMITH, R. E. A.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09

SEE.
We would respectfully invite the attention Of
the citizens of Clarksville, and surrounding coun.
try to the large stock of Fall 4 Winter Clothing
which we received lately And have for sale now
Besides youths clothing, flats, Gaps. Boots Shoes
Trunks, Valises, Gents furnishing goods, every
article usually kept in clothing store. All O.
which we win sell Cor cash at prices that cannot
fail to give entire satisfaction.
Cash buyers are particularly invited to try us be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined
not to be undersold by any house in the State
Respectfully, B, PLOsSER, s. Co.
Sep. lS, '57-tf.
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Land for Sale.

Ihave appoiated w T. Dortch my lawful agen
10 sell my lots on Main and Sixth ~nd on Uniol
and Academy streets, Any one wishing TO pur
chase will be hown them by him.
\ ltng IL, 81 I'm a
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
Marsh 90.
GREAT WESTERN FURNACE.

This property is situated in Stewart County
recently built-l2,C00 acres land; and is the most
desirable iron property In Tennessee Possession
given as soon as the terms are complied with.
10. M. DYE, II ustee.
March 90.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
Real Gtate Agenfp.
TO THE PUBLIC.

Any person desiring to purchase real e,state Of
any description, either town lots or farms would
do well TO give us a call and examine our list ol
property before buying elsewhere, for we have
on hand any quantity and number of acres YOU
may want. We have not advertised half the lands
we have for sale, and take this mode of nform-
ing you where you can find any sort of real es-
tate you may desire.
DYE & SMITH, r. e. A.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
PHOENIX FURNACE.

This Iron property situated within l2 miles OF
ClsrksviIle, Is for sale. Terms easy. 5000 acres
land. will divide the property into lots, or sell
tho whole in body.
r 10. NJ DYE, Agent,
For Planters Bank.
Marsh 90.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
5l4 ACRES OF TOBACCO LAND.

Call on us soon, and we will sell you this splen-
did farm, 18 miles from Car ksvile and four miles
from Lafayette, KY, which we unhesating y
pronounce to be one of the finest farms in the
west All we ask Is that you will examine II for
yourselves, DYE g. SMITH r. e. "A.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
March 90.
A FARM FOR SALEI

A FARM FOR SALEI
A Farm containing about 900 Acres Land,
near the Port Royal Pike. miles from Clarks-
vile. well improved and in high state of cultiva-
ton--in good neighborhood.
Now is the time to make investments in and
scar Olsrksvile. Property is rapidly advancing
every sale made recently has paid from 80 10
00pr CT. on purchases made from l2 to lS mos.
past. Come quickly gentlemen, delay is danger
GUS,
Apr ~ 81 JOIN, DYE, R. E. A
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
13 TOWN LOTS.

We will sell at public auction l3 town lots on
Commerce and Dunlap streets, on Tuesday 2nd
of June. DYE & SMITH, II. E. A.
May 90, 81
| have for sale a number of Farms, all sizes,
from lG0 to 20O0 acres, well improved and desira-
bly, located; several within or miles of Clarks-
Vile j can suit any one wishing TO locate in
this community. Also a lot of No. Negroes
20 lots in Clarksville, some wellimproved, Others
icy. II you want bargains rail- soon
10. M. BYE, Real Estate Agent,
Strawberry Alley.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
March 90.
500 CHINAMEN.

have an arrangement for the above number
Gooeys. aud can furnish Iron-works with any
number, from 10 TO 100.
10. NJ. DYE, Agent.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
g STILL THEY COMEln

No, small Farm, containing 73 acres. situ-
,tcd on the Port RoyalPke 3 miles from Clarks-
lilo, comfortable Improvements, neghborhood
rs,rate aud land very productive. About DO
acre cleared, balance heavily timbered, There
ase fine orchard of peach and apple trees
'o'session given at any time, and the crop OF
Wheat, Oats &C., thrown In.
20 JON. DYE, r. f, A
iii ~ iET
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DYE & SMITH, R. e. A.

We have for sale, on easy TERMS Tract Of
Land on the Russevile Turnpike, 1 I-2 miles
from Clarksvilie, contang 500 acres II is one
oil the best tracts of land in Montgomery county,
and is well improved.
DYE g. SMITH, R. E. A.
Aug g2l, ST
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BE KIND TO YOUR SISTERS.


Boys, be kind to your sisters. You may
live to be old, and never find such tender,
loving friends as these sisters. Think how
many things they do for you; how patient
they are with you; how they love you in
spite of all your i'll temper or rudeness;
how thoughtful they are for your comfort,
and be you thoughtful for theirs. Be ever
ready to obligo them, to perform any little
Office for them that lies in your power
Think what you can do for them, and il
they express wish, be ready to crafty it
if possible. You do not know how much
happiness you will find in so doing. !
never yet knew happy and respected man
who was not in youth kind to his sisters
There is beautiful song which says -
Be kind to your sisters-not many may know
The depth Of true ssterly love
| The wealth Of the ocean lies fathoms below
The surface that sparkles above.
THIs country is almost completely chain
ed in by lightning. 1t is estimated thai
there are about twenty five thousand miles
of posts, upon which there are strung about
thirty-three thousand miles of telegraph
wire. The nominal capital invested in the
existing lines is estimated at $4,000, 900
but the actual cost Of construction did not
probably exceed s2,OOO,OOO, the balance
having been about equally divided between
the contractors who built the lines anC
the Morse patentees. The estimated mum
Der of messages passing over all the linei
is 1000, 900 per annum, or about l3,OO
eaeh1busihess day. vs- . se'as q O.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
To Mr.. Pryor.

Rs-One day Tom Moore, who had sto-
len lock of hair from a lady's head, on
being ordered by her to make restitution,
caught up pen and dashed off the fol
lowing impromptu lines
son one sole condition, love, might be led
With this beautiful ringlel TO parti
would gladly reIinquish the lock OF your head
Could gain but the key to your Aeart."
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09

The fines. and best assortment Of Staple, Fam
cy and SILK DRY GOODS, ...
Hardware, Glassware, Qaeens'oare, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Boanets, dc.
Selected in the New York and Philadelphia mar
kes with great care and at the lowest CASH PRlcEs.
Always on hand, and receiving, the latest ST yles
and finest qualities Of Jaconet, Cambria, Swiss
Mallise and fine French Embroidered Collars,
and SLEEVES; Black Laces, in various
widths Honiton, Maitise, teal Valenciennes,
Gulpure and English THREAD LACES. A
large assortment Of Linen Bobbin and German
Lace Edgngs.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
Dress Trimmings in Every Variety

Black and Fancy Dress Silks, Delaines, Ducals,
Brantes, Chlntzes, Ginghams, Lawns, Mantil-
las, with every description of Ladies and Chill
dren's wear, of the most durable and tasteful ma
terias.
A full assortment of staple Goods of ap-
proved manufacture and established reputation;
selected for CASH, at manufactures prices, and
nov offered at the lowest rates to cover cost and
charoes
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
$40 AC r L s

We have for sale, 10 miles from Clarksv ille,
on the Dover road the above number of acres OF
land, which can be bought on easy terms.
DYE & SMITH, R. E. A.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09
TOWN LOTS

We have four lots adjoining w. o. M'Reynolds'
q Carpenter Shop, on Franklin street for sale -
Terms cay. DYE g. SMITH,
MAY Z, '57. K. 4, A.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-10-09

TOCKHOLDERS NJ, C. & l., r, r,
IN additional call of s per cent. payable on the
/ or October and call of same am cunt pay
80 ON the first Of November, has been ordered
the Board. .r8
w B MUNFoRD, Pres'',
io4 u, SIT