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CEN WALKER

The Memphis Bulletin, referring to the return Of
Walker from Nicaragua, very truthfully and aPpro-
priatev SAYS that the impression has been silently
but steadily gaining ground in the popular mind and
heart that this brave and iudomitable incarnation
of foritude has been the victim Of sordid schemers
in the United States rather than been repealed by
peopIe in revolt against his domination The profits
obe not the principles condemnation
al law or sentiment Of moral right have been the
weight in the scale which has turned fortune against
him. Wall street Spectators not the people Of
Nicaragua who invited him there, and who have eT-
perienced the Benefits of a government solid and
firm but lust have caused his reverses. These, with
the potent influences Of British gold and British
jealousy Of our progress, have caused his being
turned aside in his high career of recivlizing Cen
tral America.
Gen. WALKER is nowiu New Orleans, and we shau
soon have cleared up the mystery which has, for SO
many anxious months shrouded his operations, and
be enabled to form clearer judgment of what is to
he the solution Of this Central American question
The telegraph reports him as being still fixed in his
purpose. and confident Of its achievement. WeaWalt
with anxiety the developments he will make
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vide known jurist and writer, In letter. says thas
he at first was mush opposed to the system but that
experience is the surest tssohsr and instead Of now
opposing it he is an earnest advoeats Of it. The
spirit Of progress and improvement IS every where
seen around US and we win be laegards On the way
side if we longer refuse to go forward in thing
thai is so much demanded and needed BY people,
and though there may be those who Wil erOak and
cry out about errors and impossbities in th,i Law
Reform, yet the people must remember that nothing
at first is perfect but il we ever get back to right
principles we are SAFE and the system may be grad
ually perfected 81
The principles Of the old system are wrong, and
we can expect nothing good while it remains and to
its abolition the best energies Of a free and ntel-
gent people ought to be directed. 7.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

We have been solicited BY number Of friends to
request the Democracy Of the counties Of Davidson,
Robertson, Dickson, Montgomery, Stewart and
Cheatham to hold county meetings on the first Mon
day Of June, and appoint each suitable number Of
delegates to represent them in Convention, which
is proposed to be held in GAINESVILLE on the second
Monday Of the same mOnth-to select Democrane
candidate for Congress in this District and Tor other
purposes It is hoped that fun delegation VIII De
appointed by each county, and that the delegates
viii. when appointed, as far possible attend the
Convention
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MANY VOTERS.
For the Union and American.
TO G.. H. L. =


TO G. HI. y
The following lines were suggested by an Obser
walton gentleman made the other evening in my
presence. Should they ever meet his eye perhaps
they may remind him of a friend-and pleasant
hour-when ''far a'gay:"
Ny valley home my fathers house.
Could / but see it now,
And feel my gentle mothers kiss
Tonight upon my brow.
Could linger by the river side,
And list its song of joy,
And Ger its mimic pillows glide
As when hayward boy.
Methinks I hear its ripping waves
Make music on the shore,
And see the water-lillies lave
Their snowy bells once more;
And hear my brothers merry shout,
As from the silvery tide,
He drew the shining speckled trout
In gleeful school-boy pride.
I know my fathers heart is lone,
And my sweet mother sighs
Till, musing of her absent son,
Tears dim her soft dark eyes
And when amid the grand old trees,
The ouivering moonbeams play
To heaven fearful glance she'll raise
And for the DaHdereT pray.
What tho in this fair Southern land
Warm, loving hearts I've found,
With whom in friendships golden band
My own is softly bound.
Mid all its music, birds and flowers,
My thoughts will sadly roam,
To linger at this twilight hour
Round my sweet valley home.
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To CoRRrsrovDENTs.-W are in receipt Of a
number of very valuable communications, which we
,rouId he pleased to publish had we the space. The
pressing demand upon our columns Oy Ina''ers con
nected with the canvass, which require immediate
attention. precludes the possibility Of giving that
attention to the favors Of correspondents which we
would desire. IT, during the canvass our friends
do NOT find their communications upon subjects not
Immediately connected with that contest in our col
umns, they must attribute it to want Of ROOM and
mot that We regard them as lacking merit or interest
We shall be pleased to receive short and we'll
-;tton accounts Of The progress Of the canvass in
various portions of the State Su'h articles VIII De
Of material service to US.
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STANDING Rock P. O., STEWART Co.,
Nav o. 1857

STANDING ROCK 2, o., STEWART Co., I
May %, 1857. :
EDIToRs UNION AND AMERICAN,
Gentlemen - Noticing in your paper Of The
18Th the letter of the Hon. Andrew Ewing to Messrs
NJ E. Wilcox, W. A. Quarles, W. K. Sadler, COM
miftee, declining to be candidate in the eighth
Congressional district, we would suggest the name
of Thomas McNeily, of Charlotte, a suitable can
didate to represent this district in the next Cong
ress Of the United States.
This call on Mr.. MoNeilly is made from a num-
Der of the citizens Of Steward County as we are well
acquainted with their wishes Please give this place
in your paper. Yours,
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Coz. FREMONT sWEALrH.-Col. Fremonts report
ed wealth seems TO have evaporated with his
political prospects. The New York Haald, in nOtie-
ing new work which the Colonel now has inoOurse
of publication, says:
cit has been stated that the Colonel is million
aire. and that the Marposa estate made him the
uossessor of immense wealth. Such, however, IS
not the fact The Mariposa Grant fell chiefly INTO
the hands of the stock obers in California, and Col
Fremont received very little from 1t"
That Nariposa political stock was a very bad in
yestment
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W. 7. BERRY q co. have also just received
4 KEY 20 the Geology o. ths Globe. By Richard oven
Professor az Geoogy and Chsaslry In hs Uuivsrsirv
Nashville. ] vcl., sFO. VITA Maps and Diagrams.
2 OCEAN GARDsNS; the History Of ths Marine Aqua.
riain By T. Noel Humphreys. yol e 5sauii6ll col
ored plates.
g. BACON'S Essays. wiA Annolasious BY Rios.rs
WhaEelys D. D., Of Dublin.
4. HORSk I0okss Diveroas Of Purlsy. wlih usmssou,
Additions nom ths copy pPeFod by Auhor r rspub
uealion. lYl. $50.
> WILLIAMS Our Iroa Road their history eonstsus-
son. and social inansacss. a vol. $40.
O. OdAA sAiis CgciOpaeda OF English Liasnlure vol
svo-, cIolh.
q CHAABEas Iuf0rnal0H fof he People, 9 vol. svo
3 hOENE's IHtrod uct.oH Critical hnsuisdre OF ,s
Hoy scnPl1es fenth edition entirely 70 written aus "a
arrangA- livery large vols. sys., tun ealE
o. GRACE Agudars Complete WORKS. A lsrr and arssii
ton IN vols, blue slolh, via iuuulratlons.
TO- CAABRIDGk Essays for 1855, ooulabutsd by Mem
oers Of the University. vol. svo., paper.
IL CKCLJPEDIAo Of Universal bioEraphy, embracing
series Of original Memoirs the most Distinguished Person
Of an Tines. vol check 5go, cloth.
T. CfCLOPAEDIA Of Chemistry, with tI Applisutio,.
to Nmeraogy, Physiology and the Arts b. Robsr, Du,s,
Thompson, d.. D., vol.
D. AEfCALFEon Calorics its mechanical uhs,iss and
vital agencies in he pheaomsaa or nature 2Vols svs
a. THE COLLECIlD Letters Of Horace Waipols, win
portraits.
W. T. BERRY Co., aays also on sale a
q beautiful Of the
oxsoRD PoCKBT CLASSICS, In % vols. aszisls oals
binding.
Hagis VT. BEHET Co
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CURE FOR DIARRHGA-Take a handful Of Straw
berry leaves, and pour them half pint ofboling
water; let it remain one hour, and drink the tea.
If you cannot get the boiling water, chew, and
swallow the juice. This is most valuable and ef-
ficient remedy. 1t rarely fails to give immediate
relief and performs permanent cure" Having seen
the above so highly recommended, we have been
induced to throw it before the public and that those
afflicted with this complaint will give the remedy at
least one triaL-Auglsta EUeHing Dispatch.
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TIE WEATHER AND THE CRoPs.-The weather has
been quite warm during the week, and vegetation
has been going on very rapidly. The growing crops
within circle Of one hundred miles radiating from
this point look extremely well; wheat is ourishing
with great rapidity; rye is shooting out; corn up,
and looks well; grass is very abundant; peaches,
cherries, plums, pears and apples will be in the
greatest profuson; and all together, the indications
Of most abundant harvest never were more fayora-
BILE Cincinnati Price Current May p.
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VALUABLEIMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
For Sale

PHIYAIbLI o. 1T PUbLIC FEIDUk
An offering FOR sale privately until l0th dag Of
Juns -57 laat valuable and desirable Two S8ry House
Lol No. 1885, North Market st.. Dreseut occupied ana
owned BY Ell l. Wo0ds roEtng 81 feet inches and run-
ming back 153 g. Tns House contains rooms. Win
large nail above, and $50 story porch In -
The out Buildings consist Of sore Rocn Sarvanrs
Rooms, Kitchen. smoke House, &C., al Of brick me
house 10 butt IN superior E7s and dnsh the outer walls
being Is Inches thick from The ground up and atey
been rspauisd AMI repaired I'm good order ms
properly - situated pa thriving portion civ and
Tor man 81 0utneal, Is superior any sl offered being
contiguous 20 ne square. This Is rare Opportunity 10
purchase residence and would ass an s1amna5n 81
tne preiea before tbs day Of sale are conHfsnf We
are 0uernB bargain The viii give possession
Usdatey desred' or pay rent he DAY of Janufy
ncEi, AZ lie rate OF $500 per annum.
4EEEs 5ALE-oa credit Of one two an t5rse vearr
win Interest date security required lien rsain
Cd II not sold privately, will be offered % the highest
DdderY oh the PREMISES, the above CAV For a-
ucu.afs call On T. Is. GLAsCOCE.
mas &3-ld Agent.
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BSgH It is stated that the quantity Of land open to
pre-emptiOn in Kansas is sufficient to accommodate
70 600 familes-or half a million individuals. II
embraces an area of 1876 258 square miles-tWice as
large Virginia, three times large as Ohio and
fourteen times as large Massachusetts,. There
is room enough, therefore, for half million indie
pendant quarter section squatters with presumption
to fine lands at the minimum price Of a dollar and
a quarter an acre.
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BSy- Says the Boston Post, it seems to be fact
that some Of the inhabitants of the northern coun-
ties Of Michigan have persisted this last spring. Of
starvation. Many of them have subssted solely on
leeks and maple sugar, and unless speedily relieved
others must perish. Flour and other food has been
sent from Detroit, Lansing and other towns. State
aid there is to be granted, thong the black
publican legislature could appropriate $4,000 for
suffering Kansas.
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TIE letting Of the contracts for Grading on ths stones
River and franklin College Turnpike Road up 10 the
stones river and also the Bridge the rver win tax
place a franklin College on Wednesday, the lOh Of June
lsSI Parties wishing to lake contracts are requested 70 be
present on that day. u. J. COUCH
may 3l-d3tWlt sseretarv
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President BUCHANAN NOT CONISG TO BosToN-A
letter from President Buchanan to the Committee of
the Bunker Hill Monument Association has been re-
ceived announcing that he shall not be able to be
present at the celebration Of June 18TH No answer
has yet been received from Vice President Breckin-
ridge-B0St0a Journal
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The Scarcity Of Meal,
is high price, and the tncouTeaisnce Of obtaining IL IN.
L ducs Us 10 eall attention 70 the
CELEBRATED FtEXC ELSTOR'' MILL.
As adapted GRINDINa MEAL or family use and crushing
corn and eeb Wheat Rye or Oats for stock thereby enabling
every man TO become
HIS OWN MILLER!
The EXCELSIOR has received nearly hundred pre-
miums in contest with the Little Giant Star Mill land
others It's grinding surface kept separate from The Mil
and can be removed when out cost o hree doa
II also discharges the Meal from point directly into
haf busael. Furnished complete,
WITH TWO PAIR OF GRINDING RINGS.
(Ehirh makes equal ia durability 70 two ordinary MIs)
fer Fifty Dollars.
II ? County rights iorsale.
JAMES c. BALDWIN & CO.,
mayl-trw&W3m 81 College ST.. Nashville, Tenn.
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never seen better prospect for an abundant wheat
crop than we have in lower East Tennessee
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Timbered Land for Sale.

ME have remaining about go Of the Garrett aEds
for sale lying both sides Of the pike road
leading from Paradise Hill 20 Ciarksve. The road is
der construction and 10 be completed BY the close OF the
present yOar.
These lands have been divided into tracts, ranging from
80 800 scres 70 suit purchasers They lie between y and
" miles from Nashville, heavily umbersd lie well, and
are supplied with Numerous springs or Mhng Tree
stone water, and in vey healthy neghhOrhood. We are
authorized 70 sell those lands privately on most reasonable
terms.
persons desiring TO purchase requested 70 Examine he
lands. George William Garrett, The steam Mil h n
Myers, Dr. Wm. Rodgers the neghboThOod, have plots
Of The land and wi show them 20 persons DESTROYS
inc For further particulars apply to W. Garrett the
undersigned in Nashville.
maylS-wtf NANCE * WOODWARD.
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PILESI PILESI PILESI

Il 4 4
FHIs HTHEETO nTRACTABLs DISEASE, EVERY TOEN AND
EvEEY STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAUGH'S PILE SALVE
MILL never fail in giving immediate rsis and posi-
w lively curing the worst and obstinate cases Of
HsmOrrbOids or Piles 1t Is the
ONLY IAFALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles ard is the result Of years
CT patient study and investigation.
Sufferers from Plies now have remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part de all the prOpreioT
claims for il
requisite IS strictly 10 observe them, will
70 follow.
Dr. h. OAvANAUaH, presently
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city q few DAYS ago.
was suffering intensely with the piles. mentioned my
condition 70 you asking your advice You recommended
effect wss immediate, and 1 am we'll I believe it
70 be, ssit proved N my case invaluable remedy and
sure cure for that disease the Piles and such
mend il to others.
Yours truly, JOHN ". HANSON, ofSt. Louis 30.
~ Price 81 per box, For sale in Nashville By EWin
Bros Wholesale Agents. and By Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Dr. T, 4, OAVANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
sug8l-ly inside ST Louis, No.
THHISKY.-aOob bis whisky in store and for sale BY
w ian7 S FRENCH q SON.
pRICE Of Vinegar Reduced to So per DBL anH iUTih5r
notice, By [may5l R. O'KANE
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
For June Just received by JOHN YORK & co.
THE LAST CALL.
HAVE anew arrival az negroes on hand, amongst them
mays REFS ". PoRTBG
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BSS@ The New York papers state that ex-President
Pierce lady left that city Friday last for their
home in New Hampshire.
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~ The washington Organ the great central
Know Nothing organ of the Order is offered for sale
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HIGH PRICES FOR NEGRoEs.-At Marion, Perry
county Ala, on Monday 4th instant two negroes
well borers, sold the block and brought the
snug sum Of four thousand seventy-fve dollars
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r r EecA' Va &. PECK
P. P. PECK & BRO.
CORNER CHERRY and DEADERICK SITS,
Nashville, Tenn,

A RR receiving BY The Steamer James 49, =
~ JOhnson, another large lot Of EANE -
Coaches which they viii lake pleasure etsf@-~-tJ
In showing all who may favor them with 49, -
call. NAY %
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Grain Growers,

- - - -
WILL FIND A FULL SUPPLY OF
THRESHERS,
Wtth lever and endless chain powers, together with
Reapers, fans, ETC., etc., at
o6ll sr JOHNSON, HORNE & co.
GENTLEMEN'S FINE SUMMER SHOES.
French Patent Leather Oxford Ties;
do DO do Tie and Dress shOesI
do do do Congress CATERS,
Prunella De do
Black Cloth, do do plain and tip'd;
French Calf do do
do do Oxford Ties;
English Lasting plain and tipped Ties. With hne assert
ment for Boys and Youths Of every description Opened
to-day By JOHN RAMAGE,
apr25 - College street.
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Bay- The execution of Col. Crabbe and his COM
panions, in Sonora, Mexico, requires confirmation
Col c. is the who killed jenkins, editor of the
Yicksburg, (Nliss.) Wig, some years since.
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FOR ST, LOUIS,

FOR ST. LOUIS
THE hne passenger steamer ALEONIA, Capt.
a JANIS MILLER, viii leave ManDAY, June ~. n
ldt, at O'Clock, Pa NJ; for the above and an
intermediates ports For freight passage apply bosTd
may3I-td HARRISON. Aren't.
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Furniture aud Carriages boxed, and ether light
goods 70. sHgnsrllea C,arooys Of acids,
FIRST CLASS
Pano Fortes, Books Stationery Boots, So Liquors
Oils, &C. in ltes. Camphsns aud Spirits Terpentns Ia
barrels Carpetng, china, lsss and Gas.va5e CVar in
eases, Clocks, Conecuolaes Cotton Cards Dry Goods in
boxes baiei BRIGGS Fus Ffuii Trses shrub6sry,
Rur, Garden Seeds Lokag Glasses and Looking Glass
Fesss 4 owners rsk oysters p cana and jars, sadds.
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware except sIh specified in third elass Coffee
mns, Machinery, Foreign Liquors barrels ana pipes
and casks, Cookery ana ueenswara in crates and css
kics, Whiting, Plaster, sheet Brass and Copper
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, ShOvsls Spades Sad Tons, Zinc and Tin IN pigs
Tin Plate, AnTis, Vices casks Of Chains Hoes, Mamma
aud Cotton COrdage, Coffee, Heavy Castings Mill Gearing
Carriage Springs and Axes Railroad Wheels ana Axes
Ghalrsend Spikes, snd ROsin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats Furniture AID Garages boxed, and other
hghriolss enumerated also Ca-boysOf Acids or other
Chemicals, will be charged az double drst class rates
% Have every package plainly marked with name OF
eonsgnee, destination and depot Of delivery. Attention
% matter prevents delays and losses, and insures speedy
DIRECTIONS.
ooos hlpped via Savannah, should be consigned TO gent
q central road savannah and packages marked
agent O. X; r., savannah, Ca
Agent o. re South Carolina Railroad Charleston PACK
age masked care Agent s. C. K. E. Charleston, s. C.
cav Fsd sEsr e CRarsstoa o. $500 o.
shippers may rely uniform rates and prompt delivs-
nes s. both lines. OVercharses and dances by sjrbqr
line win be adjusted b. the agents Of The Nashville and
In q lost missing goods viii take charge Of any
will pay the expiration n 30 DAYS afa no
tce sgiven az Eotioss Of lost goods, or lssgs % sra
tsns ths Jastsils ard Caatiaroog1 RSad asf Be- al
dressed 60 n. L.fadsrsOH, SHp't., AfEsisiIIs
Merchants when in New YORK viii receive every fn1rma-
the Charleston Line No is5 BT1adWay and ths sassaBs6
CHA's W. ANDERSON,
may9s-6 Gtn' Agent.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
THRBB four good Wood Turner'S, upply %
mayss-dlE 9. w. 4. CORNKLIUs,
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on the 1lth day Of July 1857, the court house IN The
town Of Smtthvillo, Dskaib county, Tennesae v-i3
sell for cash valuable raetof land 200 aess he IN
district Of said county known By the OF The Pnbos
place, the property Of Isaac T. Crssman, TO sas det
and order Of IN favor Of Columbus s. CoVder nj
Thomas T. CroWder, Administrators or Richard CroEdef
deceased. L J. NAGNFge
may3l-ESt PrB fee - Sh'f DIX. county "A 4
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OE THURSDAY, the TIA Of June On ths premise vl
aboatf.ty acres
he lard les Mil Greek, betEesn the Lsbanon and
Alifeesooro pnrnpkes. new tafnpiks adjoining hs
nG OF Edward 1rabuos and Is PartUf the land Of late
ne tract s divided into three lots VITA Nssr on esah
Lsa,iE 81 sALE, and years. Tor notes vel secured
payable q BANK AID lien retained
= sale % commenee at u O'Clock.
k.R, GLAsoOcz, Ausnonssr. msvsI-td
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BIRD NEST COTTAGE, May, 1857.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE WAVERLT MAGAZINE,
MS Is beautiful Wsesy noEspaper-a1gieis. all com
ple's in each number. Pnes only IUcts Forsals BY
may2b HAGAN q Bro.
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Putnam's Monthly for June
Household WOrds
The School Fellow
HRrPer's Magazine
IustIseeiVed AID for sale By
maysI JOHN YORK & co.
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WE have full assortment Of Straw and Leghorn hats, FOL
men, bows and children. supply Of Panama. Ceylon
and Rpgish Sutton Hats for gentlemen As the season
advanced, we shall sell Them low.
nay9O WAKEFIELD & WALKER,
Fashionable Hatters, 26 Public Square.
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Ter particulars Bquirs at Hammer St1bIs ~ ~ 81
me stofe Of =. L. Simpson, on the square maTsT
FRESH RICE
10 CASKS Of prime quality, Iandip9 ana far al. IN
-, :, JOSEPH NASH,
sSl-H No. Is College street.
- TANNERS OIL ! y =
4 CASKS best qualify for ale b
-, =, JOSEPH NASH
-y9Ln No. Is College street.
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CABIN PASSAGE FROM CHARFFrgroS
To NEW YORK,
TWE INT F-FIVE OLLARs
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The Latest style Hats
FOR SIMMER WEAR.

IN the fashionable hat departm ent, Waterded Walker
always take the lead Their style Of MOeskin and
Iqht Beaver and Cashmere Hats have attained
popularity Unprecedented in the annals Of history full
supply ready to-day.