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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-29

ONE Lot iToEting saaPs 90 feet running back
~ Igo feet Hith superb Brick Dwelling, containing or
~ roomss good cistern, SmOke-hoUss, &C.
ALSO Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl street and 100
eet dsePs with good two stofy Brick House containing
~ rooms, seTyants rooms hehen, &c, good WE'LL smoke
house, &c. BOh Lots dney with shru0bery shade and
nun Trees, and viii be sold on accommodating Ap
ply - NANCE & WOODWARD,
JAMES ID. MURRELL, or
WM q. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well improved, near Nashville.
A large numbsr Of proved Lots. several Garden
Lots lTJm 70 IS acres, the eIty Those wishing
purchase viii do well " call soon
jan7-'57-4. NANCE & WOODWARD.
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PHoENIX BEDsTEAD FACTORY.

w. r. CORNELIUS, AGENT.
TNHANKFUL for past aTOrs and indulgoncss would sug
mat have steam Up more, and will soon
be manufacturing Cottage Bsdsead8, Lounges, &c, Of
every description for the trade and custO gsna
once and WararOOms No. 49 Spring street. near cherry
where We viii also keep a general assortment OF cheap
Chairs Bureaus, ~ ardrobes, &C., and will also kee on hand
and make 70 order every description Of Mattresses &c
Person ordering from daJaRcs mag rely on having their
orders alsd. BsspecifuIy, W. K. CORNELIUS, Ag't.
SHsFgER & Co., PrOprfsi0rE- laprf-u.
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SALES TO COME.
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

AN authorised 10 sell and make complste titles 70 the
Tract Of Land upon which the late IA. r Walker ~
sded a1s the lot upon which ths Basksmith Shop m u-
ete and the slaves and stock tae place. The paco
situated On ne 5alatin turnpike is intsrsecG By
NE Nashville snd Louisville Railroad is near enough 70
Nashville 70 make it convenient country residence for
persons dong business in the city has as ne spring
mere q N TIE Sae and is susceptible Of divisions
se'efs4 ol eaen OF which would afford beautiful build
ing situations fronting the turnpike or rsrOsd am au-
horlsed % sci the entire Tract in body CT IN parcels
and On such eEadlt &c may dssm expedent shall be
on me pace during the hrs and second weeks Of NoFem-
Der nex and viii receive proposals for he purchase st
PFee sale OF al o. any Of the above named real and per-
sona property. In the mean tme any person desiring 10
Walker on TIE place. and proposals 10 purchase eaS Be
made 70 her John Taylor Mathew Aen on the plaza
or addressed 70 ne Is Trenton, Gibson county Tsu6
sept24-u SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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A. Jo Mcbride,

GUTTER I'm q SHEET lAtON HOkhEfts
No. Z, BROAD STREEF,
MAJ SHVILLE, TEN NESSEE.
HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCasln in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks to all my old friends and patrons for their
hberaty heretofore extended TO the rm and would most
respectfully solicit continuance of aVOrs from them and
wish 10 inform all the world and the rest Of mankind"
that have on hand and for sale splsnd d lot Of
COOKING Stoves
Of various patterns. Par0r Stoves for wood and coz
and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches Hob
low Ware Of every variety hand made to Order Fur
and Foot Stoves entirely patterns Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
1 am prepared to do all kinds Of Job Work such as
House Gutterng, Roofing, any other branch pertaining
10 that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Myod friends Of the River will find to their advautaps
to call and give heagag before bargaining elsewhere
fox work.
ALSO, for sale one pair secondhand ENGINES cylfn-
der II inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light draugh
steamer, which can be bought On reasonable terms.
junsIA. js25
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD,
ON and after Wednesday, April 1st 1851, Trans WI
~ as follows
Going SOUTH
MAIL & Pass. FRaHIHT & Pass.
Leave Nashville al 90, A. N. 3 IS, P n.
Arrive a. ThOmpson's7 55,A NJ. S 20, p. n.
Going North.
Leave Thompson at 80, A. n. 90. P. II.
Arrive at Nashville 10 10, A. N. %, p. N.
Passengers from Nashville by the morning Train will
Breakfast at Franklin.
Stages connect with the Trains at Thomps0n's.
Through Tickets to Memphis WsynesbOrO, Jackson, Tus
cnmba, Florence Columbia and PulasEi, be procured
at the General Stage Once underline VeTandah HOTEL Nash
vile. lmTh2I-df.l W. ON. PERKINS, Sup'.
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Pianos. Pianos.

WE have received Fourteen more new Pi-
w anO-FOrtes from these unTivasd ma
kers, Light Newton Bradbury, and Hanes4 "a n D
Bros which makes stock very large and desraabe
We would be pleased to have these instruments sxmin ed
by ALL whether they desire 20 purchase not Every P
sold BY shall be warranted to give satisfaction in
very respect feb1O " b FREEMAN
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Staple Goods,

FANCY AND SOLID COLORED
PRINTS,
OF all Qualities and Manufacture
Dunnell g. Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. &
W. Sprague, RiehmOnds, Con-
estOga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen & Son, Manches-
ter, COcheeO, Briggs, Bay State, RO-
bersOns, Lyon Company, Hoyle rs and
A Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints Of all widths.
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II. H.B.CLFFORD.1 ~.

CTORAGR, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MIR
cHAETs (excusivey NO II Third street, between Main
and River, Louisville, Ky.
Every kind Of Produce and every description Of manufsc
tured articles sold consignment the highest market
rate, and prompt returns made. Particular attention paid
70 forwarding Merchandise, Live Stock, &c.
All goods market my will be forwarded with dis
patch have imperative rule 70 make direct shipments
without taking into sore thereby saving shippers extra
dra sr0r0ge, &c Ny facility for stOrngis surpassed
10 the city the house sVey large and cOmmodous and near
the river.
EeeF Robinson Bro John A. Miller Louisville; Rev;
J. "a. Ours HOpkinsYe; J. T. Cartwright Memphis, Tenn
COL l.. EOt, indianapolis; s. H, PaesOn JeferBOnville
lA; Hon. S. M, Baiy, Richmond, Va. [feb27-dly.
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WIN. Simmons,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, respectfully announces to
tbe cizsns Nashville that he is located on tie
corner Of Church and Summer streets opposite the ~ CLOUD
ote where he is prepared to execute all kinds Of CaTpen
tars and J5iner's Work Doors sash and Blinds, STAR
cases show Cases Once Desks, Fitting up Stores Jo6oing
Een.IrIrc nrOmptIY altended 20. Lleb29-3m
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10 DOZ. BALM OF THOUSAND flow
10 ERS ust received BY Express direct from the pro-
pFetors. For sale st 50 cent? per bottle
mavA J. g. BROWN. 4S ColIegs street
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More New Goods.

I'VE have just received per steamer Harmona one dozen
w srve Platform Scales, dozen Hstch's Counter
Scales "a dozen assorted Coffee Mills Together with
large Rasorment or Hollow wares wholesale or Re
ali We have also the extensive and well selected
orteu of Cooking Heating stoves 70 be found In this
60 fdecq3-tD STEWART d OWEN.
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THREE DAYS LATER.
Arrival Of the PorsIs.
Total Destruction Of Canton BY the BRITISH


Total Destruction Of Canton BY the British.
NEW YORK, March Steamship Persia,
Capt. Judkins, from Liverpool, has arrived
She brings dates of the 21st ult.
Her news possesses several features of in
terest.
Mr. D'Israeli, in Parliament, was to at
tempt on Friday night, 2Oth to overthrow the
Ministry by moving an amendment to the
financial budget Mr.. D'Israeli proposing that
the estimate should be adjusted over the Pc
Rod Of the next three years, so as then to al
low total repeaI of the income tax.
LONDON. Saturday morning The Persian
difficulty, which few days since appeared in
fair way Of settlement, has taken an unex-
pected and unfayorable turn, Feruk Khan,
the Persian Envoy, having suddenly ceased
negotiation with the British Minister at Paris,
and will not come to London. The French
government has instructed its representatives
at London, st. Petersburg, and Berlin, to in
vite those powers to accredit their resident
Ministers at Paris as Plenipotentiaries, to
settle the Neufchatel affair.
The conference will meet early in March,
but it is feared will be protracted, and the
matter difficult of adjustment.
There is nothing nearer towards the settle
ment of the Danubian Princpalties.
There is nothing new from either Italy or
Turkey.
The Russians have resumed the war on the
Caucasus, and are reported to have received a
large cession of territory of Persia.
The London Morning Advertiser asserts that
the government is in possession Of dispatch
announcing the total destruction of the city
of Canton by the British.
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FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival ofthe Atlantic.

New YORK, March 5. The Collins steam
ship Atlantic, from Liverpool afternoon of the
18th ult, reached her dock at this port at
O'Clock this evening.
Omar BRITAIN. Steamship Great Britain
left Liverpool on the 10th, with $40 passen-
gers for Melbourne
The total reduction of taxation proposed in
the chancellor of the exchequers budget is
9l2.00Q 900
a motion had passed expelling James Sad
lier from the House of Commons.
The Earl of Clarendon had appealed to
Lord Abemarle to postpone his motion in re-
gard to the Persian war, on the ground that
negotiations at Paris were making satisfactory
progress aud might be brought to an Issue at
any moment. The motion was accordingly
postponed
The London drsrtiser. asserts that large
number of conservative members Of Parlia
ment threaten 10 desert Lord Derby, if he
sanctions coalition with the Peeltes.
FRANcE.-On the 10th, the Emperor open
ed the Legislature with a speech from the
throne. amidst great pomp and enthusiasm.
The Emperor referred to the peaceable solu-
ton of the recent difficulties amongst the
various European powers, and considering
that the best understanding now prevails be-
tween all the great powers, thinks the time
suspicious to endeavor seriously to regulate
and develOpo the strength and riches of the
nation at home. He rejoices over the pros
porous condition of the country, as evinced
by the largely increased revenue; regrets the
suffering caused by deficient crops and recent
inundattons says expenditures are to be re-
duced. and the war tax abolished from Janu-
airy next; the annual army contingent is fixed
at 100000 men says application is made for
r
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Gbe AalIp Spp.
sATuRpAY. MARcHo Lee.
AmendIvg sbe Cou.tisutiou.


It will be recollected that early in the session
of the Legislature, Mr. Hopkins of Northamp-
ton introduced an order in the House, providing,
las substitute for the fourteen years PROPOSE.
ton. for an amendment to the Constitution, re-
curing an intervention of one year between the
period 81 the Naturalization of foreigners. and the
time Of their entit.ement to vote. That PROPOSE
ton Of Mr. Hopkins hit the nail on the head, ex-
aclly, and was well received in all liberal quarters
as admirably adapted to check the evils now COM
planned Of of the buying and selling Of votes on
the eve Of every election.
But since the offering Of that order, we regret
that the mover of it should see fit to go SO far
toward compromise with the proscriptionists,
as subsequently to recommend, in behalf Of the
minority of the Joint Committee on the subject
of the qualification Of voters. 40 increase OF the
probationary time after naturalization before the
right Of suffrage. 10 twn years Six months, or
one year, at the isrthest is full long enough to
accomplish the object desired more than that
would be an unjust curtailment of he rights and
privileges of those from foreign land who propose
permanent residence with US.
We very much question the propriety, policy,
or principle Of the seeming arrangement or bar
gan attempted to be made by that minority COM
mttee, between the Republicans and moder-
ate Americans, by which the former are recon-
msnded to endorse this two years. proposition
and the reading and writing amendment, for
tae sake Of killing off the prosciiptive fourteen
years amendment If those who take this course
really believe there is no other way of knock
ing the ultra Know Nothing proposition in the
head, we lament their want If confidence in the
Iolstical sanity Of majority of the members 4
the House We think that If the lines are
straightly drawn between the proscriptionists and
the liberals there can be no doubt Of the failure
Of so Objectionable measure to get the requisite
two-thirds vote. At any rate, as matter OF
strict principle, we cannot see how any true anti
slavery man, who disbelieves in the prescription
OF his fellow men on account of color, birth
place, creed, or other accident" can conscien.
tiously lend any sanction to tie proposition or ar
rangement advocated by the minority report Of
that committee We trust both the fourteen
years and the two years amendments will be
killed stone dead, as the, deserve, and the origi
nal proposition of Mr.. Hopkins be offered again,
and adopted. We have as yet seen no satisfacto-
ry reason why the latter not adhered to by the
mover.
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CONGRESS-.

THURSDAY, March 5.
SBNATE.-Mr. Foot, senator from Vermont,
took the oath of office.
Mr. Allen, of the committee appointed to
wait on the President, reported that they had
performed the duty entrusted to them, and
that the President had said that he would
send communication to the Senate to NOR
row.
The following resolutions were offered, and
lie over =
By Mr.. Pugh-That the Senate adjourn
wlthoutday on Monday next.
BY Mr.. Mason--Thatth the committees clerks,
and pages of the last Senate be continued
during the present session.
The Senate considered the resolution to re-
model the standing committees. The resolu-
ton was amended and adopted. 1t reduces
the number of committees, and assigns seven
members to the most important of them, and
five on the others.
Mr.. Butler asked to be, but was not ex-
cused from service on all the committees.
Adiourupd
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Especially during the preva ence of this malignant
and fatal disease. the public should again be informed
that GkBNVILLE'S VEGETABLE EXTRA A CT is the most
eiectua remedy for Oanker. Canker Rash and Scarlet
Fever Canker and Thrush the Mouth Throat Distenp
er, what is Malignant Putred Sore Throat DYsEsrERY
ana all SUMNER COMPLAINTS; has been in use TWEEN
ty,three years AS family medicine it is unrivalled
being composed of harmless materials
The genuine has the fac simiie of the inventor A g
GRENNlLLE, Oh the wrapper and circular. 1t is now
Manufactured ny his widow, Mrs s. A. Grpnvile in Wor-
ceser, and is fer sale at John J. Brown Il Sons 42s
WashnetoRstreet and CharlesT. Carney 1873 Washing
ton street, Boston, Also by James Gresn and D. Scott
Worcester, and druggists generally.
As0,GRBNYILLES LINIMEET to accompany the Fx
tracts Tor Uict rated Sore Throat an ontwar appjic
ion 1t is good for any kind OF inflammation For burns
light or severe it will relieve the anguish almost instant
y, and perform most wonderful cure 1t would be well
for every family to keep it, it being also good for Bruises
Chlblains, Chapped Hands, Sore Lip and Noses Piles
&C., &c. dtf MIS-
DIR. Harris, Dentist. having associated with Tim.
self DIR TRACY (who has been engaged with hin Jog
the last five years. hereafter the business will be
Quoted, al the old stand Dr. Harris under the Arm Of
July l, 1886 HARRIS Il TRACY
The undersigned making ART1 FICIAL TEEVH
with the latest improvements in every STYLE and OF as
FIRST quality.
They also give special atention to the treatment COM
plcated diseases Of the teeth and mouth.
From the great they have had 10 filling teeth
after the nerve haSBec0e exposed they feel warranted
in assuring the public, that great number Of the top
besome teeth condemned worthless by their method
Of treatment, be restored TO health and usefulness and
heir natural beauty.
Persons that have had teeth treated by their rnehod
speak with great enthusiasm of lasting benefits and
comforts derived from it.
All those wishing operations in Dentistry, can have
them performed in the most thorough and scientific
ner, at HARRIS & TRACY'S
lyl diff Main
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGIsLATuRE.

FRIDAY, March 6.
SENATE.--Several reports of committees
were received and disposed of.
The resolves in favor of the families of the
murdered wardens, were taken from the ia
BILE, and as amended by Mr.. Turner, passed to
third reading. The resolves now provide that
there be allowed to the widow and mother Of
Scion H. 1enney. $25Oo- $500 to the wild .
ow, and $1,000 to The mother; aud 10 the
widow of Galen G. Walker S25OO.
Reports Accepted. Leave TO withdraw ON
the petition of Dexter Henshaw aud Others /;
on the petition of the First Uniyersalist Soci.
ETY. in Fitchburg inexpedient on so much of
the Governors Address as relates to the New
England Medical College.
Passed 10 be EngrosSsd. Bill to repeal chap
Ter eleven of the resolves OF the year 1866 /;
resolve providing for an amendment to the
Constitution relative to the Qualification of
Voters, by a vote Of 80 to 5, as follows:
Yeas Messrs. Atwood Batchelder, Bliss.
Bonney, Breckenridge, Burbank, Churchill
Clark, Cowdin, Esty, Green, Harris, HAYNES
Hitchcock, Hunking, Messenger, Merrick, Mitch,
ell, Mixter, Rogers, Sawin, Shaw, Stone, Swift.
Tanner, Usher, Wheeler Whitney, White,
Nays--Messrs Albee, Hoar, Poor, Taft, War.
neT--6.
Recommitted. The resolve providing for an
amendment of the Constitution relative to the
Right Of Suffrage. question on the amend.
ment offered by Mr.. Warner. on motion Of
Mr.. Hoar was referred to special Commit
tee.
HOUSE, Petitions Presented and Referred
OF T. D. Thayer and Others of Webster, for
incorporation as the A" Daniel Webster Bank, ="
with capital stock of 500, 1000; of several
parties for a limitation of the legislative ses
sion to 100 days Of several parties for aid
for the Free State settlers in Kanzas.
More Books Wanted Ordered, on motion
of Mr.. Speulding Of Methuen, that the Ser.
gent alarms be instructed to furnish the
members Of the House with the Massachu.
sets Register for 1857. Crhis order was
adopted, by vote Of 1875 to lOl, and after
the yeas and nays had been refused. A mo.
ton to reconsider was made, and placed in the
orders.)
Mr.. Bailey, of Fitchburg, moved recon
sideration Of tho VOTE Of yesterday, on the bill
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Ut " NNnIllsl IA NtFeEF1
(Near B0yston Market( BOSTON,.
d20 dS&Tn&w3m

IMPOk AANT 40 FEMALES - DR.
CHEEStMAN PILJS.-The combination Of ngredi
in these Pills the result Of long extensive
practice; they mild in their ration and certain OF
restoring its proper chanel in every instance
have the ills proved successful. They certain to
open those distractions to which females liable and
bring to its pr per channel whereby health is re-
stored the pale and deathy nance is changed
to a healthy No female can enjoy good health mn
less she is REGULAR and whenever an obstruction taE
place, whether from exposure cold any other cause
the general health mm diay begins decline and the
want OF snch remedy has been the cause of 50 many
cousuml tons among young females Headache pain in
the side paptaon OF the heart loathirg of food aI
disturbed Sleep do most always from the intsrrup
ton Of natures and vhenel that the case the puls
will invar ably remedy all these evils In ali cases ~
painful menstruation, nervous and spinal aft etiona
IN the back anal 1bsi lowness Of spirits hyst cs Ac
Nor are they less ecacous in the cure of
commonly called the " Whites These pills sbould uly
er be taken during pregnancy they would be sure 10
Drlng on miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable ana
free from anything injurious to life or health Pul and
explicit directions which should be read accompany each
boxs Ff' -
These Plsare put up in square fat boxes Persons re-
siding where there is agency established nv encioa.
ing One Dollar in letter, preEaid, NJ d. Green CO
worcester Mass, can have them to their respective
address by return of mail.
M. b. GREEN CO., Agents for Worcester
U. Ia. CHEESMMAN Proprietor New York
al daW6m
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RAPID WoRK. = A correspondent in West
Bo,lston informs us that three persons in that
tOwn-George F. Newton, Francis Plunkett, and
Andrew LOrd-on the 23d of February, bottomed
forty-two pairs of mems boots in thirteen hours !
This was an average of fourteen pairs to each
man, giving them less than an hour apiece for
each pair of boots. The boots we're from the es-
Enlistment of MIR. T. S. Stone this city This
mode of keeping the me,0 holiday puts to shame
the doings Of our Legislature on the same day,
and is worthy Of being placed prominently on
record
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-07

SEIZURE OF SUSPECTED SLAYER The
brig William Clark, Ranger cleared at New
Orleans, 10Th ult, for Teneriffe, and proceed
ed down the river on the evening of the 2lst,
On her arrival at the bar she was seized by
the United States Marshal, and brought back
to the city, on suspicion nf being about to
engaged in the slave trade. The brig was re.
gularly cleared at the Custom House by her
agents, with cargo OF flour, lumber. whis-
key, domestcs. sc.
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shakspeare's great historical tragedy of erich
ard Third" was performed at the Theatre last eve
ming, to an overlooking house, for the benefit of
Mr. Marshall, the manager. The part of " Rich
ard, by Mr. Marshall, brought forth repeated
and prolonged cheers, and he was called before
the curtain at the close, when he returned his
thanks to the audience in brief and appropriate
terms. This afternoon will be performed, for the
Pitcher" and the laughable farce of "The Two
Gregories"
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SUNDAY EVENINGS IN New ORLEANs.-
Sunday entertainments in New Orleans are
not at all different from other evenings.
About the present time they consist of Circus
Exhibitions, Tableaux by the Keller Troupe,
Operas, and Vaudeville performances. When
Miss Louisa Pyne visited that city about q
year ago, she sacrificed very brilliant pros
poets by refusing to sing on Sunday nights.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-07

BEAUTIFUL PARLoR ORNAMENTS -Messrs.
VIM. D. Fenno Son, No. l66 Main street, have
for sale some of the most beautiful 'sRelefs .
for parlor ornaments that we have ever seem
They are from designs of the great masters,
Reuben and Raphael, representing "The Flight
into Egypt of the parents ofJesus Of Nazareth,
and " The Descent from the Cross" They are
beautiful works of art, and will be sold at about
one-half of the cost atwhich they can be procured
in any of the cities in this country or Europe
See advertisement, and call and examine them at
the store OF the Messrs Fenno.
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The EXCHANGES SALOON has always been famous, from
time immemorial for being the grand central rendtz
vous for the eating public You get there such fare as the
dantiest epicureau would be satisfied vita. darkness
Co. serve up the talest of steaks sews chickens, pre-
pared in the most attractive STYLE with the accompany
ing hxns If you wish to rejuvenae yourself PHYSICALLY
Just go into the Exchange Saloon" and take bite