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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

Poisoning Of the PresideHf:- ne ,e
Cincinnati Commercial, in an ar'lc!e 70
show that the poisoning of the Na'lona'
Hotel in Washington was in reality an AZ
TEMPT TO make away with President D"-
chanan, prints The. following eX'Tai' rom
a private letter, written in Wasbing'o"
but few days ago:
81 saw, passing gas light couple OF i
gentemen-one of whom. although mao
not seen him for over sixteen years al
mos, knew to be the President. | step
ned along side. and glance informed me
that was not mistaken. The old man
totters. His legs are weak. a hall
stumble drew some remark from his com
panion which did not hear. HIS reply
was Il an, not right. Ny heall4 IS
NOT recorered," aiding in q sort OF Deg,
ginq tone, "Bm am getting better.
His voice is weak, and his legs are weak
err. He is going. depend upon it. Anew
more weeks and he will be no more. A
vain young orator from Kentucky will be
The acting, and lbs friend, Stephen Doug,
las. the actual President Of these United
States"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09
Railroad Accident.

On Wednesday morning of last week,
the Accommodation train going east on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. ran over
two women who were attempting to cross
an open culvert, near Dufheld's Depot, in
this County. The. women, it seems, had
s,rayed from the Poor House in this Coun-
ty, and after wandering day and night
unluckily took the trae l.of the railroad
where hey were overiaken by the train
and prccipltated into the culveri, break
ing leg of each. and otherwise lnjurlng
them. The name of one of the women
is "Katy Johnson" well known char
acter in The Duflield's neighborhood, and
familiar in the memories of the Oldest IN.
habilanls of that region. Both we're kind
" cared for by the superintendent in
charge IF The train, and taken on To Har
pers Ferry, from whence they were re-
moved to the Poor House on the mex
day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

Roy,Nrlc INCIDENT. Some slXeen
years since young gentleman IN New
York city contrived awhile 10 pay his au-
dresses to beautiful girl there, Ihe dauglI'
ter Of an obstinate Pearl street meFchan''
who was opposed to the Young man visit
ing his daughter. lie persisted Iii his en-
deavors to win the young lady, and al last
he was forbidden 10 enter tue Old man
house.
Still the lovers contrived TO meet, occa'
sionallv, afterwards and at the eXplra-
lion of some six months, matters having
been previously so arranged, the glrl con-
scented to marry the youth. lie dlG MOI
seek the fortune, for he was in employ
menl. at handsome salary, as principal
book keeper in an extensive Jobbmg house.
and his pecuniary prospects were very
fair. But the parents were obdura'e anu
he was driven from theshouse.
At the end Of a twelve month they a.
greed TO be married, and all the requisite
arrangements were made the evening
was fixed upon, and even the chaplain had
been engaged but on the morning OF the
day proposed secretly for the nuplIaIs, the
whole plan was discovered, and the match
broken off peremptoriIy by the absolute
authority of the parents.
Time passed on the daughter was sen
TO distant part of the country fora while
the young man was disappointed anc
disheartened. and left New York Tor The
West, where he remained for two years
Meantime person TO suit the tastes OF ih'
parents turned up-a man of considerable
means, but old enough to be the y0uns
girls father, and match was arranged
after a long persuasion, between Emma
and this man, and she welded him al last
Three years subsequently, the youu!
!, man found himself in New England
, where he settled and took a wife aIso,an
: some dozen years passed away, with theI
thousand and one changes of place, OF cir
cumslances, and of fortune. From TIT
time OF their separation TIE original low
ers had never met.
; The young man become the father o
: three lJtle ones, and then lost two of these
, which bereavement was soon alter follow
: ed by the death of his wife. Time flew
: blythe had been fortunate in his business
and resided few miles out of Boston, II
; cottage surrounded by the comforts
life, and in the enjoyment OF the societ.
j.. of his dear little daughter.
One day he was returning home in tn
l afternoon, and upon entering the car
! found them to be full. He sought sea
/! and found one occupied By lady, abor
. thirty years of age, beside whom he s;
down, and the cars soon moved out OF tn
: depot. As they entered into the light n
! suddenly turned 10 the lady, and exclaiu
ed, MADAME Emma is this you g
: He didn't know exactly what he san
bu, it was fact that he was on the Sc
e with the girl whom lie had really iovet
). and whom he had never seen since II
: cruel separation.
b. A mutual explanation quickly succeed
e ed. Our widowed friend ascertalned III
il his former intended was now on her Wa
10 the North, upCn visit; had but Oh
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8, 1857.
The Season.

An cd fashioned, settled rain common
ced falling on Friday evening last, the
lsi, in this region Of country, which con.
tinued, with but an occasional intermis
sion, unit, Monday night, the 4lh. An
immense quantity of water fell, exceeding
any previous rain for several years, eau
sing the Potomac river TO rise to grea'
height and occasioung the repairs OF
Dams No. and 5, on the Potomac. to
give way and sweeping off their timbers
besides doing injury in other localities,
which will evidently cause the navigation
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to be
delayed several weeks longer. This is
certainly. a deplorable state of affairs, and
we deeply sympathise with that numer-
Gus class Of business men, whose pro-
duce, embracing in some instances all
their earthly possessions, is locked up in
the Warehouses and boats upon the banks
of the Canal, and whose hearts must be
sickencd and crushed with a succession
Of deferred hopes and cruel disappont'
ments.
This rain has also had powerful and
telling cflcc. upon the agricultural inter
esis II has brought the wheat on in P la
a.
could have been seen, besides adding
greatly to the growth Of the grass crop,
the gardens, and replenshing small
streams and wells. All around us sta
pie of every kind looks fine and healthy,
promising rich and abundant harvest,
and we think that 6th farmers now have
reason to lift up their voices and re-
joice'"
We think we may safely assert that
Spring has at last regularly set in. Eve
Iylhing around looks pleasant, comforting
ana cheerful he fruit trees are protusely
decorated with many coored blossoms,
bidding us hope for a rich reward Of deli
cious fruit in due time /; the shade trees
are beginning to put forth their verdant
foliage the dark and threatening clouds
have cleared away the roaring winds
have ceased 10 howl, and now we have
the clear blue vault of heaven over us
the air mild and healthy ; the flowers
shedding Ihcir~sweetest fragrance doors
and windows are thrown open 10 admit
the genial rays of the sun, while over
coats, blankets and stoves are cast aside
as useless and obsolete.
Our thorough-Gares and principle prom
enades are replete with ladies alfred in
their spring robes and enlarged hoops,
who are particularly delighted with the
present state of the weather,
all nature conspires to make the hear
rebound with a feeling of pleasure and
satisfaction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

The Merchants and tradesmen of War
ren,on, Va, announce that finding II i'm
practicable to conduct their business with
anv degree Of comfort under The present
system of indefinite credit prevailing IN
Warrenon and lis vicinity, they have de-
termined that hereafter all credits shall be-
for six months, strictly, and that the gen:
eraI rendition Of accounts shall, hereafter,
be on the lst of August and lst oil fsoru-
ary, in each and every year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

HoUoway's Pills. Chronic Dypep'
sia Cured. -.-Amo the trlumphs OF 'hls
wonderful medicine over confirmed dlsea-
ses of the stomach and ePigastrium, the
following is not the least remarkable. Ed
ward Stillman, aged 81, residing at Tia
gerstown, Md. had been for eleven years
a sufferer from indigestion and It's painful
concomilanis. His appetite was lrFegn-
lar, his frame emaciateJ. his skin OF Ilv-
id, unhealthy hue, and he had constant
feeling of construction at the pit Of the sto-
mach. as if a cord were being drawn tight
lv around it. He was continually in a
state of great mental as well as bodily dis
tress, and, TO use his own expression,
"life had become irksome to HIM In
the month of December last le common
ced taking Holloway's Pills. Within
three weeks thereafter all the above symp-
tons had vanished. No relapse has since
occurred, and he is now as robust and ac-
tive as any man o! his years i'll ali Mary
land. For disorders of the stomach, liver
and bowels, The Pills are the only reliable
re medy in existence.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09
Attention

As to-day is the regular monthly parade
day, the Liehi-Infanry, will,we presume,
turn out this afternoon. Let every mem
her be Ion hand" By a train of circum'
stances beyond control it is impossible
Tor them to parade in full uniform until
The next regular parade day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

child living, and her husband had been
dead over two years.
He pointed Ou is pretty cottage as the
cars passed on-but did not leave the
tram. He proceeded forward, renewed
his acquaintance, found the lady her own
mistress, proposed to her agan-and we
record the fact with no ordinary degree
of pleasure, tina, within three weeks The
lovers were actually united in marriage in
the city of Boston.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

Recent experiments prove that fire.
uuenl cause of smut in wheat is the heat
ing of the seed in the NOW. One who
has ted, recommends TO let the wheat
for seed stand until quite ripe before cut
ting. and then to Pni II on scaiToid until
fully cured. The wheat raised from seed
thus treated was not injured by smut.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

The Z. S. Of ,2merica and The .. Il.
Of CreaiiOn.-AN ANALYSIS OF ANALo-
GIEs.- We frequently observe, upon en-
animation, a strange analogy and slmllI-
tude between subjects specifically anlago-
nlstic and divided. 1t is very serVlcea-
bic mer,al exercise to trace out these es-
sen,isl, though not patent, similarltles :;
and, if no better purpose is substituted, 1t
at least quickens the wit and affords US ra-
uonal amusement. An analogy OF more
than usual interest, and between Subjects
more than commonly divided, has just oc-
CURED 10 us, and, for example sake. we
shall endeavor 10 follow it and see how
far il leads.
Who could believe, for instance, that
an analogy subsisted between our country
and Phi And yet there is, in many
points, radical similitude-as we shall
now prove.
In every branch Of physical develop
ment il seems to be our destiny TO con-
quer. In every branch Of physical dis
ease, the Pills and Ointment OF Professor
holloway have proved eflicaclous Tor
cure.
With population inferior TO Great Brit
ain, we have more miles Of telegraph and
railroad than England, France and Aus
tria combined. From his central eslab-
I,hment in London, Prof. Holloway has
rescued and restored to health more pa
tents than the united physicians OF the
world.
Our commerce and our fame cover eve
rv sea. His Pills are in the reach and
his praise is on the tongue Of every nation
OIL tie globe.
The elastic character Of orr institutions
enables us TO accommodate our growth
to the accessions which are maniiesIIy in
reserve for us. The strictly universal
PRINCIPLES upon which Ilolloway's Rene
dies are compounded, enable them TO Crap
ple with and overcome every variety oil
disease tley destroy the manifestations
Of ailmonl by eradicaling its cause.
There is a nighty destiny in store for
the United States they will absorb
eventually every weaker government by
the force Of the democratic idea. The
idea of Prof. Holoway's UniCerS0l REM
dies is one essentially democratic; 1t does
not limit health to wealth bot gives 1t
free boon to all who ask for and employ
it. 1t also will eventually absorb all IN:
lesiar schools of practice and be regarded
universally, las it already is by the wise
~ the sunreme and ONLY remedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09
G8AGGs5o

In this place, on the lth of April, John
Eddy, aged year, II months and 5
DAYS and on the 30lh, Mamie H., a
gcd 3 months and 81 days children OF
John y. and Virginia Sialey.
Mamie is in Heaven. A second time
has the messenger Death, the destroying
angel, visited our happy home, taken the
light Of our hearth, the JOY OF our hearts.
Two little mounds in the grave yard mark
the spot where their bodies have been
laid-lhey are yet fresh with The new
earth to which we were compelled 10 con
sipn our treasures. Mamie, thou vert
sent like sweet bird from Heaven, to
thrill the hearts Of fond parents. Gentle
as dove thy soft blue eyes and fair Iiule
face spoke deep and holy thoughts TO the
soul. Well might friend call thee an
angel. Thou vert an angel on earth thou
art nowone in Heaven.
Thou hast joined thy brother Eddy, d.
Borne by angel bands on high;
Flutering down on noIseless pinions,
Eddy Iured thee TO the sky.
Now in bliss happy trio,
Will ye watch your earthly home,
Guard each faint and sorrowing spirl;
Till the master bids US come.
S. E. S.
In this place, on Sunday last, Mr.. Ill
liam BRADSHAW, aged about 40 years.
In this place, on Tuesday last, Mrs.
Barbara Entier, conson of Philip Enl-
Ter, deceased, aged 81 years, l month and
10 days.
On the Dist of July last. Mr.. Thomas
U'iLt, in the 2sth year OF his age, son oil
MIR. George Wilt, of this county.
On the 9Th Of March last. in The 9Th
year Of her age, Mrs. Mary UM. wife Of
Mr.. George Wilt, of this county.
On the 18th of April, Mr.. GeOrgt
Uih, of this county, in the 70ih year o.
his age.
In Martinsburg, on the I'd inst, Mrs
Florence. daughter of Charles and y ancy
Boarman, aged 5 years.
On the 2lst ult., Miss s. buchanan
daughter Of Thomas Z. and Nancy Ba
chanan, aged 8 years.
On the 2slh OF April, in Marfinsburg
Darid Luther, son of Charles ]. aud Sd
rah A. Butler, aged years, 6 months all
Is days.
=. In Gerardstown, April 10th, Of Crop
Louis Edgar. only son Of John D. an
, Mary VI. Gordon, aged 5 mouths and
I days.
: In Hagerstown. Nd, on the lst inst
| Lilly, youngest daughter OF the Rev. Z
Il. AnsPacb. aged years, months an
days.
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,Daoro.na Ghyp q ", up 1000
q 555 D 1I3GLS5 = "a
s II PHI ERDS Il OW N

For the week ending May .. 1851.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

MORGAN COUNTY ATFARs.-JosePh
$. DuckwaII, Esq, was nominated for the
House of Delegates by the Democratic
Convention held in that county, on Mon
day last.
Johnson Orrick, Esq, is his know
nothing competitor. Lemuel Vanorsdo!l,
the know nothing representative from that
county in the last House of Delegates,
would have been nominated on the first
ballot bot for his having declared himself
opposed TO Distribution.
SMALL Pox.-We learn that a case oI
Small Pox occurred al Berkeley Springs
on Friday Of last week. The patient,
Mr.. Dillon, is doing well, and we under
stand that measures have been taken to
prevent the disease from spreading.
The above information is derived from
the editor Of tie Constitution, who vii
not publish a paper this week in conse
qusnce of the proximity of his office &c
/, the house where the patient is lying.
The County Court of Morgan refused
at the last term, 20 gran, licenses for the
sale of liquor. We understand that ;ht
action of the Court has caused considera
bic excitement.-M artinSbmg RepuGi
can, T. ST inst.
We since learn that Mr.. Orrick ha!
| declined the nomination.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Howard street -four $6,62I. White
wheat $I,G3 a $l,75; White corn 73 a
II cents Yellow corn rs els 4; Oats Al
cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-05-09

MINISTER ELECTED.-On Sunday NOR
ming the 26lh of April, after the usual SER
vices, the members of the Lutheran Con-
gregauon Of Hagerstown, Md, unani.
mousIy elected Rev. d. Sleek, of Potts
vile. Pa. as their Pastor. Ii is not yet
certainly known whether or not he will
accept the call.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-18
4avergne
gTeayYS ETiIIs for Sale.

THE undersigned vishiog to devote his time his
L Fam, offers this valuable property for sale, upon very
favorable terms,
There is Saw and three sets OF in complete
working order, everything ccnrved in the best possible
manner for convenience.
point OF locality IL unsurpassed being within 20 yards
Of Railroad miles from Nashville, and In OF the
rcnes sections in Middle Tennessee. Any person wishing
70 buy is respectfully invited TO call and examine
will also sell my Residence with the Mills u desired,
which is and desirable properly. have also two
iSnqiOal p, Jyo. HILL
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To WHOLESALE DEALERS.
Ed. w. EsEJSSEgtEA

Hl ~ Z tAtsl III clA.0 FEEHI
FOR TEE SOLICITATION or ORDERS FOR
EITTSIsE Esss, .ENgEi' = 'TT7E -. E.tSJ TSETLLE
IAEUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE No 30 BROAD ~ AI. NASHVILLE
TTHE following portion Of tho articles propose taking
orders for: hectded, Bourbon, Reserve, MOnonCab=s
and Eys Whistles Brandy, Wine. Gin, Rum ale and For-
Ter longw orb's SPARKLING ana Dry CaRsb Wines, Star
and Ia.o Candies Gsrmun and Palm soap, Lsri and LA
seed on, Maia Lead Iron V, Stoves, Castings and HOH
ware, wood md " How w-Es. .-ro, NlHvrur, Glass and
Glassware -T-UHFr, sUcn huvs!s, -1ade Hose Axes,
PlcSs AatoEssr togs@a- "rappnr Paper, Matches, &c.
Orders handed me VIII 5'Fe trouhs OF ordering gEpen
OF travelling 90 purchase as authorized or
dele the same srs aud prices could purchase il
you the facL3Ti ga person s orders handed ne
villa immediatsiy seEtp tao acOT end shipped prompt
opening OF Usyira"n. HopiB.I share good portion
o your D=a!g and kaues remain, yours very respect
lUlly-
CctIS-T D. W. RUSSELL.
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THURSTOF & BERNARD,
No. l6 Pablo Square,

Next door 70 UaIh0unIl)
WYE now have on hand beautiful stock Of F-snsh
w and English Ierinos, PLAN Plaid and Ambro
shaded all wool DeLsues BombaZnss, Cashmsrss, Man
chester DeIanes; Pad Red slloW and Whits kalnelE
all qualities. Also, complete stock Of Staple GoOda
Servants Goods Of al kinds to which invite the tion
ton Of ell Cash buyers ss We can giTo good haFglin1
sspt2S-u
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80 SIC Prizes Amounting gt0..............s to l4II
Nh0es SO: Halves 3l0; Q Qiarters s5- Sights y So
Certificates q Package of 25 Wholss eos. - s8is 90
Do do 20 Halves, f5s O1
Do do. 26 laltsrs, 4" - 90
Do DO. Is nghhs, sB So
N > An orders Cor Tickets or packages IN tnv arfte MARI
land fotgsges, vii receive prompt sulon and he d.
ing mailed % all purchasers asiy after t IS over
address T. r. HUBBfRrE Il CO
mh5-5f 10. 80 Fays,ts st. or Boz No. 20 tinorS 5
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-18

THURSTON d BERNARD have removed 70 No. IS
j Public Square, next door to Calhoun's where they
will be hsppy 70 show their customers first rate stock Of
Dry GOods consisting Of Black, Brown, and Blue Broad
Cloths Black aud Fancy Cassimsres; YsstiHEg GaOTeI
Hosiery, Crsvsts, handkerchief, &C., Sc.
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EOTICE 10 IsAss'Ely L Is.

EUTfCE TU PASS ssNtiEskS.
SCFERIgTEEDRETs OFFIcE, n. & 9. e. Rs
NASHVILLE, Ian. 6, 1857. (
nS and ser Monday next, tp8 y instant, the Ticket
" Office OF the Nashville ard Chattanooga Rslrosd will
be established at Ne 81 College street, under the Sew6nee
Hotel The OG!c0 viii be Cpeu NJ a. NJ. and closed
O'clock p N. Passengers should Procare Tckets before
going % the cars Il. /. ANDERSON, Sup't.
q. j.. AEnEE=bN, Ticket Agent, Iian2-tL
TU RAII,iIOAtg CUNTHAC TOrS.
DROPOSALS Will be received st the EHgineer's OfCe Of
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad uni February 10,
1851 for the Grading Masonry, and Bridging Of said hGil
road from Spring Hli opposite the town Cf Columbia,
about thirteen miles The above work comprises heavy
rock CUT ng about six thousand perches Of Bridge Masonry,
and sixteen hundred feet Of Bridging Plans, Profes and
Specifications may be st any time, and any further in
f0rmuioH obtained by addressing J. H. DEvEREUE, Division
Engineer st Columbia, Tennessee. A. ANDERSON,
j4nIG-f. Engineer.
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STEAM SHIPS.
For German Ports.
NEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATS EATL STEAMERS.

rFNHB ships comprising this line are WASH HRN
lhGTOh. CAPT. E. CaVsndy HER
MANN, Capt. BdEssd Higgins. These stea-
msTs stop st Southampton, both going and rstHTpinT
PROPOSED pArEs o. sAtLIEe-ls57
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a. .Ea FHe9RE'EEsp.

As - . LgE- 4 AKA "a
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON " ORHES,
No. Z. Broad STHaET,
EASHV LILLE TEN IS EE.
HAVE bis dag purchased the interest Of 5ir. Beary
hCg-5in IN the lbove business, and hereby te155rmy
sincere thanks 70 all Ev c.8sHd ard patrons for their
HheT'T heretofore eZrgD%a5 the Irm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance cf fav0rs from them, and
Wisl 60 info e.! the world GEd tie rest c. mankind"
that nave on hand and foT sale . gplenj a lot If
CJOkLSG STOVES,
Of various patterns EariGT Stoves lur wood and
common and Ecy Crates Box Stoves fer churches, Hol
low Ware of every variety hand made order Fur
races End Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, sai. ABLE for house keeping.
JOB WOEE.
sm prepared to do 81 kinds Of JOB WORK, suoh as
Eouse GusrinE Roofing sEy ether branch pertsniRg
% that lIEa
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Eyold friends OF the River will find to their advantage
toos and give hc-laZ before bargaining elsewhere
for work
ALSO, for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES cyIi0
der II inches diameter ard four feet stroke with water
shat and other fixtures, suitable for light dFGugh
steamer, which cau be bought on reasonable terms.
June Is. je25
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10 CITY AND CUONTaY
WATCHuMAK ERSs

HAVE received direct from Europe large supply Or
E Watch Makers Tools and Materials, which vii te
wentyave per cent below New YORK prices. AaleFlals
sent 70 any par Of the county by mail. Lkewse, large
assortment Of click Materials. Having engaged ne
OF experienced Workmen for the repairng OF atcnes
JaWery, COaks &C. he warrant ene s9tlsiaetion 70
City aud County Trade a. z hltDt B.
Wholesale Dealer in Watches, lovely, CLOCKS faney
Goods, dlc. II Cedar strsai, Nsshyilai Tsnns
nav. 2-amodsgW.
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p. w. MAXEY q Co.

DzALERs II
TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, COPPER,
SHEET IEnS, LEAD PIPE. WIRE,
IRON AND TIN RIViT5, PLUM EERsS TOOLS AND
MATERIALS. HAssLEIzsD laos HArsEIALs,
PARLUR CRATES, COOK STOVES. II EAT.
ing StOsUs, for " God or Coal, JapaG-
ned and Common Tin Ware,
NO 46 EAST SIDE MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tenn,
p S-Ws viii keep constantly on hard T5u-smith's
Machines and Tools being Agents l0T Peck, Smith Co.
SCUtbingoa Conn.
sept21-i5m PW.H co