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Petit Jury. cmpannclled and sworn: -
Banet-Wiliiam l.. Somcrs.
Emk--Jessc Marshall, Jr.. Frederick H..
Hoffman.
UmrW,-Wiliia II. Stone. Robert Kcl-
sey.
Extraordinarily NJ. Pumcr Benz. Page.
Wr|wich-SilaS Underwood. Calvin $.
Crosby
KUby-Arunah Leach,
Lyndou-E.. ". Spauldns. Wm Hoffman.
N,wuiL-AmoS Parker
ia,hum-A>hbcl Martin. Truman Martini.
Hyegntc-lIugh Miller. John +. Nelson.
>hcMcII-llollis Ingalls,.
st. Johnx'my--Eusscll Iallctt. Nahum
Stiles.
>mioa-Eichard Willard. Jonathan Pow
UuhIea-John Gle. James H. Am.lcn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Noulton, Curtis G..
Go>S
Uh.sj"ch Cofran.
Upon the call of docket. forty-threc cases
We're set for the jury.
No. 10-Jotham f. Stowell vs.. Charles H.
Roberts was the first case in order for trial
1t was tre>pa$S for a bugc, wagon which the
defendant took as an officer ON writ~ in favor
Of Charles Hill and J. Wclton. against the
Plaintiff 5 son. lothian Stowtll. in April.
1918. claiming that the son owned one unIi
vidcd halt of the wagon. The Plaintiff claim
ed that the son had no interest in ,hc wagon
Trial by Jury. and verdict for Plaintiff for
so damages and his cost.
&. e. < &. ". Cahoon and \. J. Willard
for Plaintiff: T. BARTLETT and S. ". s;laGc for
Defendant;
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ORIGINATED BlTrERs IN EUROfE.

OAlGENATED BiTTERS IN EUROPE.
From Rev. L. Doote. highly respectable clergyman.
DEAR S,H:-About two years since male use Of a few
bottles Of Your Oxygcnac,i Bcrs for stomach CON-
plant which at that time relieved.
Since sta. in England and France have foun! nv
old enemy irritahil, Of the stomach returning again
have not tou'i prescription to afford relief and
made inquiries i'll London or Your Oxygenatod B,crS, hut
could not lind any write now t" beg will do me the
N"I 10 semi by the earliest steamer to avre half dozen
rttle>
An old friend mine in England Captain Jackson Of the
British Army. found. arrival suffering A>ti-
ma iiaIlie>y the result Of Dyspepsia Send an additional
halt "lch bottles. should like have the Captain try
the medicine.
! an, not aware that N: name is known to you. have
been the res dent Clergyman for some twcntythrce
IN Sh"riGske and l.rnnoAvlc Canada East to which
charge hope I" return in the spring.
Remain dear sir. your "bciicnt servant.
SETH W. E"wFE Co. la' Washington Street Boston,
Pr"iIieorS. Sold by their Agents everywhere Oft.
MOTHERS. MOTHERS.! MOTIIERSu!
An odd nurse children. Don't fail to rror,r" MS
"'l>l'W S"tlns syrup for Children Tsriny. It has
y" equal on Earth No mother ~" has tried Mrs
I" let her child pass through the distressing and critical
period OF 1r"ihinG without the aid Of this invaluable prep
arai"l II III" AMI health can be estimated by dollar, and
cents is worth its weight in gold Millions q" bottles
{" Mrs Win>""> Soothing Syrup are sold in
the United States.
rric, only - bottle For sale BY dealers in Ne-
cine generally. 411a*
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE, sci
dom "'c,r- that ~" Notice" under circumstance, pa
"" have rr'jI'iicr against If them BIT ca,lr
cnn"> us I" inNi'" attention I" the advertisement "i Prof
W"> Hair X >crativ" in the last column ii the btt",
{" third l'a-r ii this W" Juvenile t" require
anythln: 81 the kind. but instances its c have
gray II i not Hair ny": bat upon ii, application
'!rr' ted III" effect i ucrd "n III" skin which
ont the original nativ" col"r" hair Without srr>. and
gives il GLOSSY and natural appearance. W. h,vr
E>amir" Tn, Missouri X, publican,
sold 10y all respectable Druggists 6l'i
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Arch Plates.

q ECE. Ash and Oven Mouths Cast Ir.ss' :.
~ barn Deer Rollers AID Hinges Alac ca.
assortment Of Hollow Ware at
BNIEI(N & DEMINs
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JONEPU BOLES.
EN- TlSTRY.
JOB WAGON .
Hay and Wood.

\ OF A\Illl Of good Hay AMI dry Woo,
4 \ irr sale hv S.U. LEE.
-. Holm >lIiIN Ny Is Gn,f
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Sewing Machines.

Tho new Improved machine manufactured Nv HINT
tESl III CO. IL cserv.';v a,know LEGGED 10 he
I" any 3t"rr Nanuia turing and FAMILY pUr
hoses IN san Va hin" admiral ai.iea 10 either
iH"N ar i'trt.!N sAilresSH la ,!er.ii. ard a!ar,sd
10 every hil II work scuin. Vel v itb liz. fnes CO.,
Ion ~ With s settling beautiful o. .,I .,r,ly .,ir,
' no -" 81, i'e under >:""s sig. t',' preserves
an c'a! t,iNl NJ thu ttirt ada U!cr r-~,lInst,r,,s
f'T Tailoring they have al al: r Shoe Narfactrr
'ils tl-t are >l'r L. eNhr ding They sc a:;.ciar,
iaic'i L. ii'clnS gator boots ai hoCs--N.Gut 2 Tie
WORK Nh heau'H a.lt srslrh hey can Re purchased
cll't al - W e>.I.'ri '-'rcrt Rr>r y,
~,
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IRA Il. SHAW.

DealerinForeign & Domesti r.
CONFECTIONERY. CIGARS. TOBACCO.
Ma } ami Rr field ST. 3.s;on.
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FURNITURE & JOB y,

undersigned would say 70 the -, -.
and near: that nc has just opened =.
the building that WAS the Steam Mill. All. :
pot Village. st. John shury. and would s.!
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Pictures for the Times!

~ ~ . SSAS 4 44AVS
AMBROTYPES FOR
30 CENTS
AT GAGE & ROWELL'S
Then bring on Your sons
CAS- our cheap machine runs
Only three weeks from date,)
And take out your daughters
And trot out your quarters
Before its too late
IT. JohnShury. Nov. ~. 1897. !t9tf
STIIE or IEPNONT.
. Caledonia District Sc
At Probate Court holden at Probate ONCE in ST. Johns.
bury within ard for said district the 10Th doy of \nv
cm"r. a. ID. 1857
Present the Hon. ChaS. S Dana Judge:
\ instrument p'irporng hr tho last will and testa
mcnt Of Mclitale Bennett late of Lyndon il, ssi lis
tric deceased hcn. presented to the Cor. here by bas
g. Newell. the executor therein named Tor Probate. II i
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned therein
DC Notified I" appear at session said Court he hol
den at the Probate Office in 81! JolnSsrv on thc st
OF December 4. ID 1851 and show cause if any thcv
have against the Probate OF said ill., for which
Is further ordcrcd that copy Of the record this order
he published in THE C4IEnn>Is> printed at ST Johns
bury. three weeks Successive, previous said time an
pointed for hearing -
Attest. ASA l.. FRENCH Register
A triiecOpy of record.
S-62 Attest. asa l.. FRENCH. Register.
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And so much of said lands will be sold at public
auction at the dwelling-house Of Amos Rose
brook. in said Guildhall. on Thursday. the 3lst
day of December next. at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, as shall be requisite to discharge said taxes
with costs. unless previously paid.
Dated at Guildhall. Nov. p, A. d. 1857
ELBRIDGE &. ROSEBROOK,
62-64 First Constable.
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School Notice.

The Examining Committee of School Distric
No. |, st. Johnsbury, will meet at the Union Schoo
House in said District. on Saturday. Dec. 5. at
o'clock. p NJ, to examine applicants for adms
sion to the High Scho |.
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Great Chance to Save Money!
AZ lcU Hanover Street. Boston, where
Q a r - e II g
Can be- bought l. per less than anv place In Boston
NOURSE g. CO.,
Manufacturers Of ami Dealers in
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Grass. Garden and Fields Seeds. at the
EAGLE AGRICULTURAL. WAREHOUSE
Nos 3 and IL Commercial Street Boston, Mass
II II = u v e. = II 4 +
y These Iozengers allowed to dissolve IN the -,
mouth. have direct Influence 10 the affected
. parts giving Instant relief IN Rrcnrhitts Asthma
Coughs Colds ami the .ari.us Ttroi; Anec ,,ops Ia -
which Public Speakers AMI Sinyers arr liable To
- whom They viii II" .'und inVaiGahc also f0f Clear
iiiS ana GIVING F""er /" the Voice.
From thr National Era. WashinCton.1
- We $" Ter depart from our custom = IL ssv Of -
hh"wN bS''NCHiAI TI"CHEs. that have .-en =
them 'rr't and find them sxcc!lcct preparation
- 1, From lions Herald Boston.
having found BRow>'s BRONCHIAL TEocuEs hcnc- -
. hclal IN diseased state al the throat we 4" our
- clerical brethren real favr in calling their atten-
ton I" them. -
=. Srld 10y all Druggists. al - cents per box. The
- large 3'cchts box is the cheapest. II
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HAS large and extensive assortment of TrIsses Ahd,ni
nal supporters. Shoulder Braces Silk Elastic Stockings
hre APPS. an" apparatus ir the ard cure al
all Kinds IL Phv>ical Dcprmits His Instruments are
used AT III" Massachusetts General Hospital and other
.iliar h.i',tiii> ~ tGf"Ir Office ard Store NJ. g
fremont st. T"S!i. Sig. Of tho i.uLicl Eagle,
For sale y Druggists GENERALLY tIirnry h The coup,rv
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Reported i'r the CALIFORNIAN.
Caledonia County Court, Dec. Term.

Prcscnt-IIon. LUKE p POLAND. Chief judge.
Hon I>Nr> D. BELL, ,..o Jud,.o.
Hon. {. {. NEWELL, i-NSHo' '""5'>'
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NEW STAND FOR Boys CLOTHING

INV Su0s'TI"eI aVT!- takcii TIC SPACIOUS bliding
Nos. 4 % Will street.
Opposite the ODD South Church.. would respectfully in
lie The aftctn III The trade SUPERIOR stock Of
HOlS CLOTHING which h" 10 prepared 10 unsr At
w;lossale Al the very lowest rates
GEO. ". eAssNES. E.o.son,
TllISON. TOBEI X TOWER.
Whole-a'" dealer. IN Su!.rs CoII,r. S,ocr. Sr.
fENhL;.s E'f" ''AHlE>!s 'icsIzRr. II9vrs. &c. &c
~ Milk Street tsus.on
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20 y very learned man has said The
three hardest words ~ pronounce in the
English language are. ,rnS miSt,A,u! and
when Frederick the Great wrote his letter to
the Senate. Il have just lost Il great battle.
and it was entirely ny own fault, Goldsmith
says. "Ihis cantr>>ion displayed more
greatness than all his Victories.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-21
1867. METROPOLITAN STORE. 1857.
w. A. & ]. G. McCLELLAND


in receipt Of the largest and most magnificent
n Stock Of Spring Goods it has ever been their pleasure
Of the trade, selected with great care rom mrs.
class Importing Houses Of the Atlantic cities. from our
Iong exereuce in the retail business in notwithstanding
The established firm in the ctySe eei every conn
dence in saying that We are prepared TO oner 70 e o.
plnctua buyers greater inducements than tney can hnu
elsewhere.
Our stock made up Of the greatest Novelties most de-
sabe Styles and Of the best Fabrics of the Season. awe
ask Of buyersis give stock careful examnat ONTO
satisfy themselves that they can save money by buying
from as.
Our stock Is toolarge and comprises much variety to
enumerate generally.
Silk Goods.
Our sccs Of Fancy Dress sEs unuualy large and at
taeve in prices ranging from fy cents per yard to hiy
In black silks we have All he best makes in Gro de
Renea Iustengs Ro7a AMI Mo lrnin0 Tafea, which We
Offering at 10 prices than be had at any other
house.
French Organdies'and Muslins.
We have the elegant stock of French organde' in
Elegant french orrqndie and Muslin Robes
ard Jsrone,S in endless variety, cheaper than
ever offered in this market.
Mourning Goods.
We have every thing complete in this department.
Trimmings.
Orr Stock of Trimmings Ribbons Sc is very fun and
complete.
White Goods, 'EmbrOideries. sc,
In this line we the largest and most COM
variety to be found in the city prices exceed
iDrlv Low.
We have MANY kinds OF White Goods, maintained to
order exclusively FIR orr own sales.
Linens, Damasks, Towels, sc.
We have 81 the best Ia these goods, in great va
r'ety and astonishing low prces. We have small lot OF
those Pate7t Elastic finish linens for Ladi S wear.
Curtain Goods, Sc. sc.
Satin Lanes Union ramaks lace and Embroidered Mus
I'm Curtains, Window Shades fine Druggett, Mattngs
&C.
ShaVYIs, Scarfs, Nantes, sc.
In this department have thing that the most
elegant taste coHd demand AMI at prices that viii enable
every LADY 70 supply herself with something elegant
Observation-Disclosures sc.
We have the best stock of Parasos Shades and Umbrellas
ever seen in This ura1ket
5000 Dozen Hosiery.
We have in store TIE largest and most ELEGANT stock Of
Hosiery this market in silk Lille Sandal lace,
and Cotton for Ladies' Misses and Children, Men and boys
cheaper than ever known.
BasQues.
White and PuT Pique and Brliartes for Basuues, with
Linen sni Cotton, Frnges and White Cotton Gaoon for
Trimming
Arril5 W. b J. G. NcCLELLAND
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County Rights tor RAst Tennessee Cor TIE shove ssh
Tub disposed Of hs besi Aasantags g ms psrAes
1sb9l D. q RoMsET.
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Reduction in Freights !

M have the pleasure &c that the Railroad
w cave reduced their freghts CHARLESTON. We
also congratulate the people OF Tennessee that in very
short time, the Cars will pass from this place to Atlanta
without breaking bulk This route will then be at least two
DAYS in advance Of savannah.
Take particular notice that FORWARD EVERY THING
destined for the interior the very low rate Of
l2Hc for ordinary PACKAGES and that MEASURE EvERY
THSG thereby securing TO always at least four times
commisso
VIZ PAY NO Bn-s UNLESS VIZ KNOW THY AIRS RIGHT.
The Railroad Agents, both at Savannah and Charleston,
DO MEASURE
Our expensebls paid here, therefore you neenOt
remit.
We also send you duplicates Of our bills. Wenever let
package lie over here.
Wepay strict personal attention to our business, and
nothing shall be wanting part to promote the
interest Of all who patronize US.
We are now tending against two mighty Corporations
we ask the pubic to sustain us and II work is not
done WELL and bills less than theirs then take IL
from US and give II TO them.
Any information about lost goods and any thing pertain.
ing 10 the business, cheerfGlly given.
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

Are veil known and eagerly sought for throughout the
whole Continentof America.
Never BEFORE their introduction could any series
Of popular be found that equal emer-
gency that ALWAYS to be relied on, and within
reach OF the poorest persons
Never Before the Grefenburg Pills. could you OBJ
tain for csc remedy Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Costiveness and Asthma
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy, coul
anything be found that cured all cases OF Chi and FeVe
for soc.
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment as
there 70 be found for 2c, immediate cure for Bdrns
Bruises Cuts old Sores, Erysphelas and lnhammatons
either external or internal.
Never Before marshaII's Uterine Ca
IhOItcOn Falling Of the Womb, and other Uterine
found to be curabe Now out OF twelve
cured BY this medicine
ey- II any physician snpposes that this Is merely
quaek remedy, would reply, that is prepared by r
PoTnerov Of Utica wealthy and old ph ysician the Al
s,hi. We will furnish any REPUTABLE physi
clan any quantity Of graUtousy 70 test its merits onha
patients and furthermore by writing TO Dr. Pomeroy he
can be furnished with its component parts It's the great
blessing the female that the science OF medicine
has discovered in century.
Never Before the GIafenburg nyseniery Syrup
was there certain remedy for Bloody Fux, Dysentery,
Diarrboa Choleranow, all can be cured in few hours
Never Before tie introduction Of the chldren's
Panacea could mother feel the life OF her babe safe for
day while under Ave years Of Youthful diseases and
strong medicines carried them ofnow this medicine cures
them even after he doctor and have pronounced
their cases hopeless. Price only &c.
Never Before any Tonic Bitter so popular as
the Health Btters That 25c Why should the world
suffer from Dyspepsia Bilious diseases while this simple
medicine can at all times, prevent n
Never Before was any preparation Of ssrsaparila
so powerful that compounded by the Gr9fenberg Co.
Never Before has the Consumptive's Balm found it's
equal How many there now in life and health, who
would ere this have entered Deaths dark portal, II they
had not recommended to this in preft TO
many nostrums that loudly vAuntedf
Never Before Piles and hundred diseases GER
tain ofcure We certificates OF persous entirely
ieved after Dr. Mott and other great physicians had
serted that nothing but the knife could afford relief
Ref In RI could nnamed and weakness Of
sight be cured for twenty-five The Eye Lotion
does IL.
Never Before any Book published that contains
as much medical knowledge the Graelenberg Manual Of
Health twenty Ave cents 1t ought 10 be in every family
in the land.
Never Before has any Almanac been published so
valuable as the Health Almanac 1t is furnished grauit
ously BY all Druggists, and by
"
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NAsasu1n FEB. g, 81.
Mr. d. @. RuNsm-near SIR The aash. Tab housht %
yoa the best thing Of Ihs kiad sNH, aAd rsoon-
mend every family % Bay cue. foars truly,
n. =. FRENCH
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MessTs. W. II. Gordon Co, Nashville;
Gardner, Shepherd Co. "
Cook Bay Co.,
Nichol, Green 4 Baily,
" Morrison Co.,
" Stricklsr Ellis \ Co.,
A. II. Hoks 4 Co.. "
W. W. Berry Demovl. Z"
Cheatham, Watson a Co
And last but not least, good old friend Join Oaid
well, Esq, President Of the :. c. r. Char eston.
iero9 3 WYATT . CO.
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Freights Reduced.
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE,
TO coSrISUE WITHOUT ALTER USTn TEE
First Day of June, 1857.

FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery Boots shoes and
Hats; Liquors, Oils, &c, in bottles; Csmphine and
Spirits Turpeutne, in bhls.; CarpeinE China Glass
and Glassware, Cigars in Clocks, CONNECTIONS.
ries Cotton Cards Cutlery, IN casks and boxes
Dry Goods w boxes and bales; Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and shruhherv, Fu-s, Garden Seeds looking
Glasses and Lookine-Gass Plate, Tat owners risk,)
Oysters in cans and Jars Sadiery Tin I'D Brfttania
Ware, Teas and Spices, 100 lbs. ........g II Is
SECOND CLASS
Hardware sxeept such as specified in First Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, in
bhls., and pipes; Tobacco in boxes: leather in rolls
and boxes; OILS. in bbls. and casks; Croekery and
oueensware In crates and casks: Rice, Whiting,
Plaster Sheet Brass, and Copper per 100 lbs.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shoves Spades Sad Irons Zinc and Tin, in pigs
n-pate, Auvils Vices casks Of Chains and Hoes;
Manila and Cotton Corsiagr: Coffee heavy Ca tnzs,
Mii-GesrinV iRsiroal-Whee's and txies. Chains and
spikes, and kOsin IN hbs, per 100 so
SPECIAL RATS
Furniture and Carriages boxed au6 articles
not enumerated; also. Csrhoys Of Acids. other
Chemicals, VIII he charged hv actual weight, but at
double First Glass Rates, per 90 lbs 80 30
Have every package plainly married. with Of con-
livery.
ADVANTAGES AND FACILITIES OFFERED By THE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned TO the Agents south Carolina
Railroad at Charleston viii he forwarded "Free 81 Com
mission" drsysVe. wharfage ard postage only chsrreA
hill Of which amount Of freight raid vessel Ill be
man to conSgnee' Mark packages, Agents. R.
R., Charleston. s. q.
The South Carolina Railroad will advance simmer,
charges, that those who prefer ernsignirr 10 Cori.-
sion House DO and have their expensebI payable
here.
eieht for Nashville and Stations on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad sent from Charleston through
Trains onv and shippers may rely upon the utmost
patch and promptness
The Rate from Charleston to Nashville will times be
as lOw IS bv Savannah.
am authorized, and will settle proupt any over
charges and damages that may this line.
In Oflost missing goods will tke ehaFre ofany
correspondence for their recovery and n not
found viii nav for the within thirty days after notice
Is given at this Office.
Merchants along the line Of the Nashville and Chatts-
Railroad will bear mind the above rates ap
ply to all goods from Charleston which be delivered
at She following Stations, viz Stevenson Anderson Deeh
erd, TuiiahOns Normandy Wartrace Shehyville,
buckle Fosterve Murfeesboro, Smyrna, and LaverFne.
SHAH be prsp7red n give explanation and nior
nation desired IN regard TO r. irhts and e1pense-hFls
Correspondents nav RELY upon prompt 20 all In
pnrie and every attention given to business brought un
der my supervision ard control
CHAS. W. ANDERSON Agent
Ian9-u No. 26 College 81 Nashville.
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RATES OF FREIGHT
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON

Feathers and Woo. per 100 ms 81 40
BesWax, Ginsef 2, Pink Root, Rope and Bagging,
Hemp, star Candles, Soap, Lard aud Lnsesd on,
per 100 hs..... .................... 100
Leaf Tobacco, Der 50
Whisky, per bb.. 500
Beef and Pork, per $50
Four. per bbl. t.4O
Rrooms in lots Of so dozen and upwards per dosen 90
Cotton, per bale 90
The Agent ~ the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
viii sign receipts at the above until the LIST OF June
next.
deduction Of fourth the ahov rates viii give The
rate to Augusta, Georgia, the articles eeihed
For Information IN regard 10 other articles not
specified above, call on address
CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Accent,
Jan9-u No &c College street.
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HISTORY OF WASHING TUBS
TTNHUMP, thump, scrub, scrub.
Il seold, scoS away;
A deuce a bit Of comfort
Upon = wAshugd s-Od Song. -a
q neo borrowed or ne occasion 10 b sung at
br~alJas)
Come home 20 dinner, d. ling,
The washing's done to-day.
Runse,s Tab has dOne the lob,
SO you need not 50 90 eiddieberrsS or
Oasey's. any place else 70 set your dinner
Hsyss purchased the exclusive right Of this city and
county 70 wsensrs Pasa Hash-Isb, and having giv
en- II thorough trial. offer IL - the ciisens
price they can be manufactures Ihi. Tub !. no Ma
about that possibly get cut Of ORDER and cAa be
worked by "oae n4g2er pouer and a''s.aaa- enc a.
any does not give perfect safaciion Naag
es rstarned and Gs noaey readea" AsAh evidence Of
tts Utility correspondence helog.
REooAbrEs orFroE.
Nashville, Feb. is, 81.
Ma. D. G. Rrsur-Dsar Sir Ny sashsr-wOnan ssys
your Tub saves ~hsaP Of scrrbbng." Yours truly,
10. L. RYAN, City Marshan.
d. O. Ru,sEr-Dear Sir: The Wash rub purchsssd Of
yee asvs s..siasseruy nssd and ca recommend %
done ny AIS far saPerer 70 shAt dsns the oomnon
upon NE old w.y 81 sa.Aihs. Your isspsslisy.
Nlsuvnlz. Fsb "a ~
Mr.. d. RUNsrF-Dear Sir: tate great pleasure An
,rsls sSsrs.ssss nssio. as1 enc ~, .l, 4. .ss
cat of order Several q my nsghber hsse expressed
sss . She city. Thss are uhs ever s' s
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