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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-05

lMMIcRATIoN.-The number of immigrants
arrived at New York this year, up to the ODD
inst, has been 107, 237-an increase over tho
same period of last of 3S,7l5.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-05
WASHINGTON. August Q.

On Friday there was dcluge of rain from Ma
con to Montgomery. Bridges were carried away
and embankments injured, and trains were stop
ped in different directions. The crops were much
damaged. Floods of the rivers were feared, rs the
rains throughout the state continued daily.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-05

Gov MARcY's DEATu-S1NGULAR PRE-
sENT1MENT.-It is generally known that the
daughter of Gov. Marcy passed the 4th of
July in the family of an acquaintance in this
city. She formed one Of circle Of friends,
including ladies and gentlemen, at the house
during the day. While all the others were
in cheerful spirits, it was observed in the fore
noon that Miss M. appeared to be depressed
in mind. So obvious was this to her COM
panions, that it was made the subject of re-
mark, when she said her mind was unac-
countably impressed with the fear that a
signal calamity had ovcrtaken some member
Of her family.-Early in the afternoon the
news of the death Of Gov. Marcy reached
this city, and it was known to gentlemen
composing the party in which Miss M. was
some time before it was communicated to her.
While the gentlemen were in room by
themselves, discussing the manner of con-
veying to the daughter the sad intelligence,
and before she could by any means have re-
ceiyed the least intmaton of the event, she
suddenly threw her handkerchief over her
face, and evidently in deep grief retired
alone up stairs.-Troy Wig.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-05


Mr.. McELRArH's FAILURE.-It is well that
the minds of our young business men should
be directed again and again to the lesson
taught by the failure of Thomas McElrath
of the Tribune.
Some years ago, long after Mr.. McElrath's
first failure as bookseller, it appears that he
was engaged in lucrative business in this city,
when he heard that Mr.. Swain, of the Phila-
del phia Ledger, had made money by specu-
lating in coal lands Straightway Mr.. Nc
Elrath followed the example, and feelingqute
certain that he wonld make fortune, built
himself II manoral house, at q cost of $780,
900. Having failed, and lost all this, he then
again followed the example of other parties
here, and bought up block of vacant lots
to build on them, in the upper part of this
city. This scheme was likewise failure !;
but having become the President Of the small
Nassau Bank, and having besides a handsome
income from his shares in the Tribune, he
undertook a new speculation in the shape of
shaving the paper Of the Steubonville Rail
road. From this he judged that he was so
certain of making money, that he began an
other palatial residence on Long Island, near
Fort Hamilton.
The result is known. Had Mr. McElrath
stuck to his business as bank president and
iinancer of the Tribune, very likely his in
come would not have been much under $l5,-
600 or $4,000 year. He has ruined him
self by his too great greed of money; and
we hope his example will deter others from
offending in the like manner.-N Y. Her.
aid, dug. l.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-05

EAsTMANvILLE. MICHIGAN,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST s, 1857.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-05

The wife ofex-postmaster-g general Campbell
died in Philadelphia, on the morn of July 81.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-05
THE GRAND RIVER TIMES

"We live in deeds, years; In thoughts, not breaths
In feelings, not in figures on the dial. "a
We should count time by heart-throbs; he most lives,
Who thinks most, feels the noblest acts the best"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-05

The GLORIOUS FoURTH.-Never have we
received more pleasure than in glancing over
our more than 1000 exchanges, and obser-
wing from their articles upon the fourth of
July, that American patriotism, as connected
with that day, knows literally, no North,
South, East, or West From every direction,
paans Of rejoicing como pouring in upon us
partisan feelings forgotten-a union of
hands, hearts and voices, all in remembrance
of the great anniversary of frecdom--thc
American Jubilee. In no era more than the
present, could such aspectacle be more graft
flying And we congratulate our editorial
friends of all parties, in all sections of the
country, upon this fratcrnal feeling of patri-
o:ism. 1t is ominous of no evil, but Of ever
lasting good for our beloved country.-Dye's
Wall-St. Broker.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-05

THE MoTHER.--It has been truly said
The first being that rushes to the recollection
of soldier or sailor, in his hearts difficult
ty, is his mother. She clings to his memory
and affection, in the midst of all the forget
fulness and hardihood induced by a rowing
life. The last message he leaves is for her,
his last whisper breathes her name. The
mother, as heinstills the lessons of piety and
tilal obligation into the heart of her infant
son, should always feel that her labor is not
in vain. She may drop in the grave---but
she has left behind her influence, that will
work for her. Tho bow is broken, but the
arrow is sped, and will do its office.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABLrsHuEET.-Yest ester
day was the Fall opening day of tie shove &c. ab-
lishment, and prompted oy desire to see some
thing ve-y nice as well as to be IN fashion las near
" every body, We thought, was tlere,) we went
along with the tide and looked at the large ard
fine display Of millinery AMI fancy goods there 10
be seen. NJ. Croker has 5r5ugltoa a very large
and varied stock embracing all the articles belong
ing to TIE trade, Of every style aud quality. TIE
stock ofboauets, flowers, ribbons, Trimmings head
dresses Sc, is far beyond what we expected to
see. The finer qualities Of these various styles of
goods are indeed superb, surprising anything we
have ever seen The bonnets, particularly, wa
look upon as the prettisst things in that line ever
introduced to the lotion Of ,hcpl6Gc.
Nj G is prepared to sell millinery goods at
who'asae as well as retail and country dealers de-
sirng to purchase will DO wei 20 examine his
stock
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF tn" STEAMSHIP
MOTH America.

~ Oh S4 AAE0GE1C6u
PORTLAND, Ne Jan. 8-The steamer NORTH
America arrived this afternoon with dates from
/ Liverpool to the oath. Wheat sdvaUcsd ID, white
wheat 9a9s Cd; Red 8a9s; Western Canal -four 3Os
| 6ds32s; Baltimore and Philadelphia 3ls32s; OHIO
| 34s35s; Yellow and Mixed common 33s38s 60;
| White 34s 60; Lard downward tendency. retailing
at 90a82-; ConsOs 933 935 French funds 664 for
three PER cents Cotton quotations not received
! Nothing Of Paris Conference.
Vienna letters state, that Count BuTd bas reeeiv.
! ed from Count Walenwaski official notification
that France cannot scCepr tie Interpretation of
| Belgrade and Isle of Serpents. Count Buol had
sent this unexpected announcement 10 the Bmpe
rOr in Italy.
The London Globe, a Government organ, denies
that there is any Difficulty between France and
! ENGLAND.
SRi zealand and Prussia have suspended dipo-
matte relations, aud matters are becom ng extren,
y complicated.
No reply had been received to the note address,
ed by Prussia to the great powers on the Neufchs-
tel affair Meantime Prussia persists in forcible
measures and has notified the Germanic D lie, that
her own troops are sufi ieBt for the emergency
and 30, 900 troops will assemble At Berlin by an.
uary, and march under Gen. Vangroked upon
Switzerland.
Tie latter power is behaving with great gallsu-
try, the population Is called to arms and respond
with enthusiasm, 10000 will be armed, Of which
LOCO will be under Veurgoise, and will defend
Fasle; and the remainder under General Zsiger,
will g rrison Schophsusen; the van aud reserve Of
the army will operate in the field Unlimited
credit for military purposes has been voted the
Federal diet as couvoked for the 9th ult
In Great Britain the war with Persia is very un-
popular. TIE London Times and London Press
the Derby organ, both denounce it The English
and French presses think it will cause war between
England and Russia.
The Persis's news causei an advance in Cotton
OF 4 Colt active; sales for three days So 900
bales; spectators 81 OOO exporters 3OOO mid
ding Orleans 3-l6; Mobile 3-l6; Middl ng up
lands z ll6
CNONNATT, Jan. 9.-FIOur steady 20; Wheat
unchanged.
,NEw YORK Jan. 9-Flour advancing; Corn,
white 20, yellow 70
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 -SENATE-Mr. Seward in.
troduced bill to expedite telegraphc commune
cation for the use of the Government in foreign
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

ODD FELLOWS HALL -Da. BEALEs ARCTIC EoY-
AGE--As this is the last day Of DR., Bsals's 1uiQua
and novel Panorama Of the Arctic Regions, we
may reasonably expect an Overlooking house, both
to the afternoon and evening entertainments. Our
friends should lie cary il attendance 10 secure a
seat DHirg its exhibition in this CRY, it has re-
ceived genuine and universal paUousge-we anti
cpste the same brilliant career wherever it may
be exhibited. Il las attractions peculiarly its
own, both point Of artistic ,xcelleBcies, novelty
Ct subject, and liberal and courteous proprietor.
To resor5 ts entire success viii give US the great
est pleBsura.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

A New EETERPRIsE.-AesssTs WCODsDE5 d
WAKEFIELD have established q daily Express be-
tween this city and Columbia, to act IL co ] INC
ton with GLovER Co, for the purpose Of trans
mittiug sual. packages and parcels between tie
two places. Ol-Psrso2al Acquaintance withth.s
gentlemen authorizes US to say that whatever bu.
siDess may be entrusted to their charge, viii be
faithfully and promptly attended to The Express
will 60 and return between the two points, once
each day. TIE arrangement win be Of great con-
veDience 10 those Who may nave occas ca toe7oH
themselves Of iri and viii, we Irast he liberalg
palrouiz5d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

Our jon OFFICE We Invite all persons having
printing work Of any kind TO be performed, to cali
at cur cfice AID jadge for themselves whether
they MIGHT Lot have it done By us with much ad-
vantage We have a very large and complete as
sortmeut o. type Of al kinds for dOiug every des
criTtion of work--whether book, pamphlet ci'cu-
lar, poster, haudbl, card, CT whatever it may be
and we will engage 20 perform it IS neatly, With SIS
much dispatch, and at as reasonable prices as any
other Office il the city can.
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New Books.
HUMOURS OF FALCONBRIDGE.
COLLECTION OF
HUMOROUS AND EVERY DAY SCENES
JONATHAN KELLEY

! JONATHAN KELLEY.
b FacohbGFe Tue jack T3bI ey sne o.
Beautifully illustrated from Original Designs by
! Price 81 IS in cloth; OF 81 in paper.
This book beautifully illustrated, abounds in humorous
enes; Iueeloes ana true sterling wit and will afford an
| tOmcs."-DsI. Co. Republican.
HumOrs Of Facou0ndge calculated make ali persons
| laugh and grow fat .''-Bait. Allocate.
They are Of the most varied, lively and agreeable chaaO
''THE BANSHED sON' and other Stores Of the Heart
NEW EDITION OF CHARLES DICKENS WORK, illus
traed "PckwiCk Papers," Nicholas Nickeby," "David
ceived and for sale by HAGAN& CO.,
decl4 - Market street.
NOTES on THE GOsPELs--By Rev. Cbas H. Hal-2
STORIES OF AN OLD MAID, related to her Nephews
ant Nicees. beautiful juvenile Book.
"MILLEDULCIA ;" A Thousand Pleasant Things selected
COMMODORE PERRY,s JAPAN RxPEpTTION-Nsr-
ratve Of the Expedition OF American Squadron the
China Seas and Japan performed IN the years 1852 1885,
1854 by order Government Of the fed States under
the Command Of Commodore ii. C. Perry, U. S n Com
piled from the Original Notes ana Journal Commodore
L. Hawks, D. D. One vtume ve. with two hundred En-
cravings and Charts. FOrsaIs by HAGAN & BRO,
Cooley FOR JANUARY.
CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK tor January, 1857, containing
tributiOns, altogether the attractive pub
postage and no Iost Numbers SbscDfiop recevsf and
single copies sold by F. HAGAN & BRO, Agents,
decIg Marker street,
HARPEIE,S MAGAZINE and GODEY,S La
DIES BOOK FOR JANUARY
TUST received by
y dec24 F. HAGAN & co.
HARPER'S NEW PAPER.
II ARPERS WEEKLY, a Journal OF Civilization, fret
IL number 500 copies Just received Subscription received
and gle copies sold by
jane HAGAN& BRO, Agents.
THEN bW-YOHK LEDGER,
A WEEKLY Newspaper. subscription received and sin
"A gle numbers sold b. HAGAN & BRO, Agents.
TVHE FLAG OF OUR UNION, and Baous Pic
L toTal Newspapers for sale BY HAGAN d BRO,
jane Agents.
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PRcT. HALE-The lectures last night andsthe
night before were largely attended by highly de-
lighted aud euce7. The experiments were, if pos
sible, more wonderful and convincing than ever
The ccnroI Of tie Professor over tie sense Of
taste was displayed By the subjects eating red pep
per snl raw Irish potatoes, imagIilg ten 20 be
the most delicious fruit. There vii be aloth lee
ture this afternoon to the ladies, when these ex-
perrin. hts VIII be repeated
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

II The UNION AND AMERICAN has
I'm the state, except the religious journals.
Il offers, therefore, superior advantages
TO the advertising public. .aa-..
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A
BRONCHITIS, LARYNCIrIs, and other diseases o The
ID Chest and Throat successfully treated by te saALs
TIOE % MEDICATED FAPoRs PowuEEs, hy absorption
Medical lnsttute,1 New York city Disease Of the
Heart Liver, Female Complaints, ID pspsa, Venerai Alice
ons and tar0nlc Diseases general, viii receive ne aL-l-
ton Of the Physicians 20 whom such may have been s
ciaIly entrusted
The unprecedented success which attended his
hOd Of treating diseases OF the Lungs ard throat has in
duced us % depart from our usual course, and agaH
Of Ihs Press, in order 70 bring d o. ne knos'a-
may be abOTug under prcdspOsrd % such
COusumpuve The doctrine Of III incuraby Conaump-
ton has at length passed away We have ndublbls proofs
cured 10 the first By tuherCuar absorption n sacoud.
BY the transformation OF uDecue into chuky and sacafous
c0ucrstous in the third b. calces Of scars Toss we'd
ipsar.bis saeh are behind he azs. To- an tb ~ t
mustbs apparent viz that medicines inhaled i'm t6e form
VupOr Powder directly the Lungs must be ch more
octual than that taken into the stomach where Toe disease
does not exist.
The advantage Of Inhalation Ga Consumption and Throat
Diseases s that medicine form aT vapor and applied
Is thus lst free 70 aid n restoring, by administering
healthy giving There no case 90 hopeless that
Iuhaation viii uot reach me means too ars STost
within reach Of ALL the Of administering the apUra
being simple that the invalid required leave
home where hand OF friendship aHd affection tends 50
much 10 aid the physicians efforts
consists IN the administration medicines IN such man
that they are conveyed into the lungs In hs form 81
Vsp0r and produce their action At the seat 0fe disease b
practical success Is destined Fsv0lutOlzs msdica
world, and establish The entire durability Of Consumption.
earnestly appeal 10 me common sense OF al anct9o
with lung diseases 20 embrace al once the advantage onha
aton; and no longer apply medicines 20 the unaffected
stomach claim 70 Inhalation place among priceless
gins nature and hath given u.s. shat days may
long in the land, - and as the only
ARK OF RERUGE FOR fHE CONsUMPTIVE
method not only rational, but simple, and eHcaeious.
Such profession that have adopted Inhalation have
found ecacous the highest degree arsstina ne pro-
grsss the disease, and working wonders many dsper-
IN verify, triumph 0f0ur Art, tns fell
stroy5r Of our species.
NOTE.-Physaans wishing make themselves acquainted
with this practice, informed that being valuable
only reply, Ingredients used such letters
that contain aee. The fee I'm all cases Of Pulmonary as
lions, will be So receipt OF which, TIE Necessary med
cines and instruments will BE- forwarded The fee oiter
cases, will be from S % So
Applicants will stale age, PATTON married SIN
Els how 0Rg Affected, any Hereditary diseases exists 10
the family, and symptoms generally Let the town.
and STATE, be plainly written. Postage Tor lnsu9rd
enclosed. Letters when registered BY Postmaster
are a. our risk. All letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUh.
octQ6-3m s. d. Institute, n Y. Citgs
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LARGE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE & LUCAS.

NO. "A, PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WE will sell on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, 2Olh and
w 2Is account Of all concerned large and well
| sorted stock Of Staple aud Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots Shoes, Brogan5 So Fur and
Cashmere and Wool Hats Hardware, Cutlery QueensWare
Wrapping Paper, &c.
The stock consists in part follows: Cloths, Cassmeres
and Yestiugs,
Jeans, Tweeds, Ksrseys Jaconsts and Book Muslins
1900 pieces Prints, assorted Shirt Bosoms;
kinds; Linen and Cambria Hand
Red and White Flannels; kerchiefs;
Plaid Linseys; Cotton Flannel, Towel and
Delanes and Cashmtres; Table Diapers
MerinOes and Apacas; Needless Pins, Threads Of all
Plaids, Alpacss and solid De- kinds
LANES; Wool and CottonHOsery;snk
Debuges and POpins; Hosiery, &c.
Black SILK; And in fact we will offer al
Plaid and BrOCade Silks most every article wanted in
Embroidered Collars and IN q retail store.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Our stock Of Boots and Shoes unusually large. We have
over Ten thousand Dollars in Boots and Shoes Of the
Kinds and almost every description Of Boots and Shoes
CLOTHING AND HATS.
good assortment Of Goals, Under Shirts, &c &c.
Pants, Vests; Soft Fur, Cashmere and Wool
Fine l. B. Shirts; Hatsin great variety.
Suspenders, Gloves, Cravats,
HARDWARE.
10 Boxes Axes; 900 Sets Knives and Forks;
10 Doz ShoYes and Spades; Pad Locks Planning Bits &c
QUEENSWARE.
10 Crates QueensWae, Wrapping paper Letter paper
ted in crates Of common 10 Boxes Of Tacks assorted
and granite WaTej 100 papers in a box.
All OF the above Goods consigned US without limit
raj.
JAMS '57-td TRABUE LUCAS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

OF Nessrs. CHAEDLER & Co., of Chattanooga,
have added to the tayors we haYe heretofore &C
knowIedged at their hands. by a very geuefoas
present Of hams, tongues, AID sausage meat We
have rrEn- tasia1 inner.
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IF BEEJ. F. SHIELns sells this morning a. II
O'Clock, precisely, large assortment Of pure
Dutch Bubcus Towering Roots, in fine condition.
He invites the alien ion Of The ladies'
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OF Mss DAvEgroRT, the celebrated tagged
enne is announced to e?7car on Monday evening
next as The Coustess in "LoUs" Hiss DAVENP RI
is regarded by the most eminent critics Gs a. the
very head Of her profession, as well in grace end
person. as in genius and aieut, and she viii doubt
less create quite srore during her brief eugGgs-
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A CARD
7 AN manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foun
dry in this city, good assortment of STOVES AND
HOLLOW. WAKE viz: Ovens, Pots, Skillets and LIDS
Sad Irons and AndrOns o. different paters for the whole
sale and retail trade, at small profits
Also Tn Copper and Sheet Iron Ware Of the best quail
7 ct low figures few fine chamber sets Of Britlana
Ware and No RefHgeratOrs, hand and for sale low
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Guttering with
TIN or Copper.
~ Old Copper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken
In exchange for my manufactures b. P DORRIS,
sugl-6m No. College St, near Church St
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-01-10

SHARFE's RrTIEa-An sportsmeu, who are in
want OF good aud reliable gun, especially adapted
for large game such as Bear, Deer &c. are invited
to call at thestore of Fail & Cunningham No A.
Public Square, and examine Shapes Patents port
ing Rifle, which in raPdity Of firing, acclsa.y %.
sim, and length OF range is lar superior to any GUN
ever invented, and uuhke any other Patent Qua it,
construction is so exceedingly simple that It s. ao,
more liable "io get out of order" than the CONNIE
Kentucky Ride
F. & c have also d few shot guns made On the
came Patent
NASHVILLE I1lv l6 I856-6n.
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TY vfrue OF an alias directed from the Circuit
ID Count of Lincoln county, its November Term, 1856,
in favor Of CALDWELL Cummings d Co. vsS. A. Slaughter
will Second Uas February next offer for sale
the olrt Yard Nashville, To the highest bidder for
cash. one likely Negro Woman and her child aged about
years upon property Of said Slaughter at the
instance OF CALDWELL Cummings Co. Sale within legal
hours. r. Il. CAMPBELL,
Jan. ,. 1851 Iiln6-f4w. Deputy Sheriff.
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FaEsu sBAD -Nr. HoIr, of Adams Express,
has laid Us under very heavy obligations, for a
fresh Shad, 'the first Of the season" il Nashville
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Carpet Hall Up Stairs.
DR.. RUFUS II. JOHNSON
OCULIST AND AURIST.

O MEMPHIsI TENNESSEE,
TWILL visit Nashville and be the City Hotel, on
w Monday the 10Th remain few days, give
attention TO all dis the Eve and Ear-OperatiOns-the
adaptation OF ARTIFICIAL EYES, &c &c His Ear Lamp,
acurous instrument for detecting the nature Of diseases Of
the Ear by throwing stream pure light far into The Ear
the Drum Tympsnum Membrane enables him TO deter
the kCd Of disease existing and treat successfully.
His Artificial from The celebrated Mandatory
NJ Bossouneau Of Paris which took the prize Medal at the
Worlds Exhibition, London.
Dr. Johnson brings testimonials and reference
from Physicians and Citizens Of Memphis which he desires
all 10 psruss. Tdec25-u
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DP See advertisements in this morn
ings paper.
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J. WAGNER,

CoRsRR OF CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
FAKES Cards Hand Bills Show Cards, Labels Circulars
w Bill HeBus Prices current, Bills OF LadIug, Diplomas
Maps Plans, Portraits, Views Of Towns, and Landscapes
He also executes Drawings and Paintings every kind
unusual despatch and al exceeding low rates.
dec7-dlmo.
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A CARD.
THE partnership Of W. & 7. H. GREENFIELD & CO.,
having xpired By limitation, day sold our
interests in The entire stock Of Furniture, Czrpeug, Pianos
&c, 10 THOMAS h. GREkN FIELD and JOHN PATTER.
SON, whom take pleasure 10 recommending old
euaOmers and doubt they will give general satisfaction
20 all who may favor them with a call.
W. GREENFIELD,
jana, 81 "A. FREEMAN.
an those Indebted to W & T. H. Greenfield & Co. arc in
vitsd 70 call At their old stand and settle.
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Pianos, Pianos,

WE have received Fourteen more new Pr
w uno-tortg5 iro-. these uUriyalIed ma EA5sf
kers Light Newton & Bradbury, and Haines q q 2
Bros which makes stock vcrv large and desirable
We would be pleased to have these Instruments ed
hv all whether they des purchase OF not livery p
a1O sold by us shall be warranted % give satisfaction in
every rasrect mav7 " B 3 FREEMAN.