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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-12
Tennessee Female College,
WOIcl at AMclIOn.

nS MONDAY, 3rd day OF October next, 1 viii offer AZ
~ pubic auction, my Hotel, known the TRENTON
HOrt together with the stable and garden lots thereto
attached, situated IN the town % Trenton Tenn.
Hhs Is VaiuAbe properly, eithrr Iubilc House,
for LuBess Of character, being situated la
pying eligible position business tosn-
viii sell the day cciaed, unless disposed Of privately
In the meantime shall ccntlnae keep IL open
Of abe publ AID AL Nh0 may pleased
cal me, may be assured Of kind reception and hos
pltabie cheer
Trenton. Aug !, is5T.-1m. J. d. HILL
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200 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

4 N a o II
Il miles from Nashville and three.auarters from La.
Vergne.
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 2 ST.,
We will sell to the hg bidder premises about
two hundred Of land including the homestead the
late Matthew Nelson, with all the improvements consisting
OF Frame Dwelling House. containing rooms, with
all necessary out houses such Gin House. Press
&C There about $50 of cleared land balance
well umoered with neyer-faing stream of water
ming through the Of the tract,
three good Springs The soil is excellent and superior
TO any yet offered ia point of fertility It's proximity
Nashville by Railroad and the advantage of being
LaYergne, VIII there is establish
Mills resdes good schools, Churches &C. 6c which
It altogether desirable. The will be divided plat
Of which will be exhibited day Of sale We would
ask examination of the property before day sale
confident it superior land, adyan
ages over any that has been offered to the public.
Terms of sale:
One third payable 1st December next balance and
years. without interest.
G. L. NELSON.
Z. R. GLAscocE, Auctioneer.
AUGUST II, 1851
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/ An dABy sxpsetiag slx aour harss possr oAis sad
Jaiy 5. Aa WnLE2-
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PDNTNEANaETP

4 Ii persons wishing 20 learn WHITING
"A with MR. DDLBEAR should begin before
the IS Of August no - new pupils vii be
received after that q lte--ZE=@Z4
All pupils who have completed their lessons are re-
qsested 70 do 50 without delay.
Rooms the store Of l. p Beech % College street
Hoars to IL, A. NJ, 8 20 s. r. 81 aEps
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w ANTED 25,O0O bushel' OF RYE. and 10000 pounds
w clear wa,hed WOOL, for which will will pay fun
market price In cash.
July 23-d1m. NORVELL co.
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Wheat! heat!

Tn0 nOA BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED. de-
AONSSOOO hfsred ~ ny store b. 28tb y Juy,
aar Ehieh ne highest price vii Is pa,d ssess
furnished.
r. O. BANDY
lul3i No. gplsra straas
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A. HEINRICH & co.
Dyea' anal iSCOREa'R1..

NO. -. FRONT STREET.
WoULD respectfully inform ais old eattomeTs an TIE
w rest o. mankind that he has taken the above
stand FOR the purpose OF carrying an exens ne bus
IN DF ling AND SECURING. All Who have ola
clothes that want then made sh0ald cali. Terms
A. HEINRICH A Co
a1gA-Am, FraaE SIR
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HARPER'S RULLETIN
New Wheat Flour.
WOOL AND RYE

7 ARRANTED and delivered superior quality Of New
Flour, at QUICK MEAD,
lyl7. No. Il South College street.
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fREAF SUCCESS is always the most elusive preofo
VI good merit Judged 6v this test there Is no Labor
saving Ma before the public comparable % stNGERS
SEWING MACHINE Ahrr estabiiahing the highest rep
utaon Untrd States the proof of which the fact
that have f2,t00 81 Machines employed BY
manufacturers families throughout he country, and
have received ~ MEDALS from ~ DIFFERENT STATES,
3 PARA
They we're examined Al ths late Exposition Unversse"
in France. here hey carried OF the HIGHEST PREM
IUM, the MEDAL OF HONOR
~ The pGblc Is invited 80 call AZ
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S25 REWARDM
8" T0st

nN Friday, 24h inst, Gold Hunting Case Lever Ma
~ kerr James stoddad, 10 Red Lion street At. Johns
So Unre London, No IS ,528. Gold chain attached
The finder will the above reward by leaving
the store Of J. FLOWERS Union street. iuly51-lw.
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TWO ROOMS FOR RENT.

TNHE two Rooms my formerly occupied as the
ChanceTy Clerks ONCE for balance of the year.
luly3l. Wa. l.. BUYD.
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HOUSE ANDLOT F0R SAIL.

w are Offering for sale, privately, a two story o..
=, Drick house, situated on Cherry street South ~
nashville The house contains rooms in the 5z5st
Oul oing, besides kitchen, room, age
st e &C. all in good order The lot fronts 20 feet,
runs back l43 feet to alley. We will give bargain
- ms property application Is made 1t is situated
thriving portion Of the city. For particulars
E. z. GLAS COCK, Agent,
0us1N' No. Il, Cherry street.
we nave, also, for sac Lots Nos II 1S 10 20 and 21 in
Ldheoln's plan OF lots, which frame dwelling
mousse Ire lots viii be sold suit purchasers o.
changed Tor country property good mules val
uation. We will give a bargain.
ALSO, Lot No. g. in Houstons Humphreys and Martn's
ddtion to Nashville, fronting the Railroad Depot This
loS Is 20 eet front Fran kiln
an alley. II ycu want bargain, now is your time.
aug12. No g.. C Se1 >g stpsst
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OFFHCE as PUBLIC SQUARE,

Add examine for thesSlves test the capahiy OF our
Mkehines ioF family manufacturing purposes.
EH- SEWING MACHINE SILK and THREAD on
Spoois, MACHINE OIL and NEEDLES on hand aud ior
sale wholesale retail. NM. A. SlAdEhl Jh-s
fofvTT -, Ascent.
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EMIG RANTS
f OF NiCaP qua!

LII young who DESTROYS of emigrating Mic
- aFagua with Gen. VIM. Walker, have oppor-
OF enronng their by calling upon either Of
the undersigned. H. McLAUGHLIN
Z. W. CLARK.
% Mr.. Mclaughlin be found at the Daily Gazette
ONCE at time daring the day. Clark can be seen
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WANTED 5oo,o0o Bushels prime Waite and Rad Wheai,
" for Shi1h se stu the HIGHEST Hsrket Prce de-
INeEe ~ Mare h1uss spHRE aud Cara stFeu -
Aa2hFllie. v heat zll BE Ella ss1a ~ saloss:
Ten per bashel viii paid for pFinu Waite
prime he'd AID tea esnts brloE fsr prle sszterraueaa
thia wheat The tosesi eisssinczton Nhea ASHER Bhuzt
3 prime ave esats per tushel E b pad pres
u ePriag and otaeF kea WEezas.
lhu AnesF Is Es9sn here - FarneFa Riae ssem 0s
AizseaFi Wheat AsNt - IA shr Gelasn chza-uaos
dczirzhe.
ms Glass; hlltai secaaa Cas-, Albsr,
Ihifd Class, 0otaea rAaa5 Ea1fth glsss. issr5uar
sne al ether 1si y ceps Ihe E-sitefr a5ss
ceaEs Bee in Eaise
@apee Gr4ia s4rks asad -
gag = H. FRESCH soN.
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SaIe of Desirable PrOnertY.

WILL be sold at public auction, the premises on
w SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5rH 1881 the house aud
ground at present occupied by the Planters Bank Nash
vile.
Tegms hberal-Will be made known on day Of sale.
sI6h sO-tds
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w augy D. D. DICKEY.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS FRANKLIN AND
COLUMBIA TURNPIKE COMPANY.
A DIYIDEAD Of 81 per ornI viii be paid upon the
y Et1ck u represented the books Of he Con.
pany, he Isl q August, the once Tressur
er, ID spriuE hin, Tenn. J. ". CHEAIRs
sprng Hdi, Iuly lE-lm-@ Treasurer
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WANTED.

A YOUNG man who IS nov travelling through the sosih
would tAke The situation u agsag Of h0lss solicit
orders for goods. bay produce gain. is enEar
Nszhylle, Ipna.
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fsHr--rnEn LEES REGULAR LINE
- . - OF CANAL BOATS Gate Cox's,)
the only regular line on the Canal.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt Jno. Donald.
+" SULTANA, (new } Capt. VIM. B. Smith.
OLIVIA, Capt. J. 8. Wilkinson.
:. NAPOLEON, Capt g. e. Lsyne.
!" =; v ~; yuh,smpsd /" <; soh hs
These are all first class Boats, commanded By expe
renced and careful Captains, and fully responsible
for any damages likely 10 occur.
His- They leave every other day. (Suuday's ex-
cepted full or not full.
For freight. apply at the Shed In rear OF the Gss
ance 10 recsiye freight i. &. LEE,
+ a. IT'S Agent.
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no CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS

l. RARE 0PESING.-An opportunity is presented
for an advantageous investment of feio thousand
GniGrs in safe and lucrative business the products
of which is in great demand. the supply obtainabe
being inadequate to the present and annually in
creasing wants of the community
practical, energetic and experienced business
man, competent to conduct the proposed enterprise
successfully and who is possessed Of property upon
which to operate admirably adapted TO the special
purpose is in WANT of sufficient CAPITAL for the pro-
secntion Of the business in stct mdaner and upon
as extensive scale as is assGe. 10 accomplish this
etgect and facilitate arrangements for proper and
judcious commencement of operation ON the LIST of
January next, TERMS of liberal and advantageous
character would be entered into with responsible
party, Tor partner,) furnishing such aid may be
needed, In CASH. or by other financial arrangements.
which may be agreed upon and adopted. "a The
investment, IN ichdterer form, would be amply So
cured
EH- Satisfactory reference given and required
For definite information, address "ENTERpRISE,"
2. o., Richnond. Va. no 23-dlm*
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REMOVALS, &c.
DICnMoND DYING AND CLEANSING

IlICHMUND DYING AND CLEANSING
II ESTABLTSHMENT.-The subscribers would re-
specially invite the attention uf tine citizens Of
Richmond aud vicinity. TO the following card
Dyeing If Merino, belane and silk Goods Cloth
Cloaks Capes &c. Also, Grape and other Shawis
dyed with special reference patterns and beauty Of
finish. Damask and Moreen Curtains restored TO
their original beauty. Also, Cleaning u Dress Goods
Lace and Muslin Curtains, Kid aud Satin Shoes
Gloves &c in the very best style. GENTS COATS,
PANTS, &C., cleaned or died. and re-pressed rs orr
ginal. Merchant Goods made saleabe. Goods re
turned tho shortest notice, consistent with their
being well DONE
we would invitespecia attention to the manner In
which we dye Grape Shawls-Scarlet Crimson. and
other fashionable colsrs. A call is respectfully sol
cited.
We pride ourselves upen the colors and style of
work we produce. and the mpossibiIity OF coInpe-
titio in this respect; aud while pruptness will al
ways be exercised. our price will be rs low as IL
often paid for inferior work. rt
s.ers DENNIS Il BRO, Franklin street,
$50 Opposite Metropolitan Hail.
no 6-dmF hichu,On,l, Va.
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a AT COST AT COST Ten
"a thousand dollars worth of Watches and
El5, Jewelry at cost, at the old established Inn
&s&&1$ porting House of LEWIS LYMAN, SO Main
street. Vow Is the time to buy New Years Gifts
and Watches and Jewelry, at save OF thirty per
cent Watches and Jeweiry repaired by sk1iifu
workmen, at low prices and in short time. Don't
LEWIS LYMAN,
de elm % Main street
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HEAD OUARTERS IS67

Ia HEAD QUARTERS, 1857
IA CLOrHINGi CLOTHING u CI4OTHING!li
a-. Fairs, attention! MI you are In want of soIie-
thing really neat and cheap In the way of Clothing
and Gentleinens Furnishing Goods not at below
cost but ut a fair living profit give me CALL and
! will promise my goods, when quality and work.
nanship are compared, shall vie with the cheapest
H. b. SPENCE
&C y No. 100, cor. Main and 18th sts
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE
Lv1 are solicited IL call at No. ll9 Main street and
examine tine large stock of fine
CLOTHING,
open and ready for sale Fine Dress suits; bust
ne $ do; Over Coat; kaglans Shawis black cloth
Uaaks and Furnishing foGds for Gentlemen of the
gfatest variety, Ali vi which will sell at nnasl-
ally low prices. for cash. @ IS
J. d. GOODMAN,
No. ll9 Main street.
N. B.-Fine Dress suits made To ORDER when pre-
ferred. Call and Examine Styles quality and make
OF fine Goods now open. de 9
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COAL

COFT COKE.-The best and cheapest
~ article of fuel is oar HAIL AND tyERAGE
SOFT COKE. 1t burns brightly, lasts well, and will
be delivered Qf not extra disan) at $3.50 per cart
load.
Yard on Dock, next Gas Works.
de iO-l2t* HANCOCK, CLARKE 4 co.
CHEAP FUEL.-The cheapest fuel to
~ be had for stoves, furnaces and cooking ranges
is good HARD COKE. which we are delivering tor
oc lg-ts - JNO. ]. WRRTH Agt.
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NO II U NJ UG.
StupendouS Bargains !
AT NO SO MAIN STREET
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS. &

Selling Of without regard to COST amounting to
Cess, ii notI more than 1891
S15O,OOO! Pa
Consisting Of House Furnishing Articles; English,
French and German Fancy Goods; Wood and W ill0w
Ware; Fancy Baskets; Brooins; brushes; Pals: Tubs;
Mats; Looking. Glasses: Perfumery; Soaps Matches
and all sorts Of Yankee Notions. too tedious to
mention. all of which will be- sold awful cheap.
Visitors to the Fair and everybody else, will find
this a rare opportunity to supply themselves with
almost anything they want, both useful and orna-
mental
Don't forget the No House Furnishing Bazaar an
Fancy Store, No. 81 Main street.
oc26 Il. WARREN.
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CEILING AT REDUCED PRICES

ExCELLENT GROCERY STAND AND
STUCK FOR sAi4E--Tha rubscf iter intending
TO change his business ON the lar ~ Js,nars ,,ss
VIII sell his stock Of GROCERIES and DRY tiuODs
ana rent his store. GU very reasonable terms An
actiVe Young man. with reasonable capital will find
hers favorable opportunity to make profitable in.
sestmehL VIM. GRAY
de INV On the Canal near the Armory
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kkA4kkk00kt8S OS1A29&SzAS - -
81
IA II as NOTICE. n =. Klghs
l.! - - IgMoNp An rnaEiaIiT All.
RANGEMENT-o and after The ssth sep sss,s
ths Company will receive freight OF all kihas ~
Danyilie or any ether station on the road. Also,
any freight from Lynchburg, OF eiseMnsre On she
line and ship the same for ec.ount 81 owners
80 4 fREE OF CHARGE =,
for forwarding. By Steamers or sA'ns vesseas - a
THE RAILROAD fREIaHT MAY OR NOT BE
PREPAID.
nfls az lading will be forwarded TO khe consignee
and cos,sienors. when requested:
nsnranoa Effected 10 any port In the United States
cnsicnors availlng themselves OF the above adyant
ayes their produce In the very best order
and must written instructions 10 every instance.
directed tothe DOWN FREIGHT AGENT, ut Rich
mond.
Merchants and others purchasins goc.ia here or AZ
the North. send their stocks properly prepared
for transportation. directly to our up Freight
Agent" and the freight may be paid here or At DAN
vile, Lynchburg or farther West. IL necessary
pIrticuldr serttssn instructions should be furnish
ed the UP FRB16HT AGENT in every instance.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
% 24--d&cts Supt Transpn.
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U GATHRIGHT. formerly on I'm

IL dAT II Il u IL L, formerly on 10Th
A]s street. has taken cue of the new tenements
Just erected ON Governor street bstween Main ati
and all others who iaay desire TO purchase FURNI.
IukE. assuring them that he viii sell goods FIR cash
stock Is much larger and great deal bette. than II
ever has been consisting Of all articles usually Kept
IN iurIiture store together with large assortment
aATTkE Is: also BED CUyERfNd. persons In
want Of any article Ia my line will and il 10 Their
where. Wv
% z3-3m 0ATupyaur
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DIssOLUTICNs. 30.

O1s9@St1lO 44SlNo d. C<Ss
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.
IL The partnership heretofore existing hrtween
HILL 4 RAWLINGS is this dag dissolved, by nlu-
tual consent The business OF the concern will be
RICHARD Ill., Jr.,
T.. q. RAWLINGS.
RICHMOND. Dec. 18th. 1857.
NEW CONCERN. EDWARD G. RAW
~ LIMOS aud ALFRED l.. HoLLADAY having
assucated themselves together under the style and
firm of RAWLINGS Il0LLADAl, for the purpose
of conducting a GENERAL AGENCY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS will devote their entre time
and attention tn Collecting Claims, !tentng out
Htlses Hiring out Negroes and to the sale Of heat,
Tobacco, Corn. Flour, oats, ami all other KINDS oil
produce entrusted ta their care.
liberal share of the patronage OF their friends
and the public IS most respectfully solicited
u.s. Office ut the old stand of Hill Rawlings,
corner Of Main and 18th streets.
RI, uMoyp Dec 18th 1857. de I1-dScwlm
O-PARTNERSHIP E.-The
~ undersigned having united themselves under
the st le and firm OF JOHN A. B0Fi EK CD for
the purpose # manufacturing Tobacco Boxes, Pack
ing Cases &c, respectfully solicit share OF pubic
patronage. Mandatory, Arch street lad JOINING
Berger i Boyles Saw Factory, near the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Bridge. -
JOHN A. BOWER,
EDWARD BOYLE,
HENRY X. BURGER.
RICHMOND. Dec. 10th, 1857. lie i6-lH*
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wNR< CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES
WORTH READING.-why is it that so

WORTH READING.-Why is it that so
W many suffer and repine and drag cut misera
BILE existance, untitled for the enjoy and even
ordinary pursuits of life when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored By treatment AZ
once convenient and safe we'll permanent in It's
character. 7tEE
To those who have suffered long with disease ult
mating IN loss OF appetite. vgor and distats Of
social joys, the undersigned tenders his professional
services assuring the sufferers canioT aud sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions, a
thorough cure ami sound body and Innd without I'm
pleasant restrictions hindrance from ordinary bi-
siness pursuits.
All diseases OF a private nature from whatsoever
cause eitherrecent chronic structures irritable
bladder, &c; also, Scroiuia, Asthma Rheumatism
Piles. &c., skilfu and successfully treated.
DR.. Harris can be consulted, daily. between the
hours OF 10 A. n and p. Nj. and to 10 p M at his
rooms, United States Hotel.
Ladies OF delicate constitutions or those suffering
from complaints peculiar TO the sex are invited 10
communicate or send their address.
In order TO satisfy an oft imposed upon community
that there is no intention the TaIt OF DIR. Ii. 10
humhug Them he begs 10 state that no fee reLnu-
neraton will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon OF address
K. b HARRIS. NJ. d,
de I9-3m* II. s. Hotel Richmond Va
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la BOYS CLOTHING AT COST

la BOYS CLOTHING At COST.
IA FOR CAsH.-The subscriber. intending 10
kA close business with the close of the present
year, will commence 10 sell his stock Of Chill
dren aud Youths Clothing at cost for CASH only
lie has on hand, suits for Boys from TO IL years Of
age Also, Jackets, Froek Coats Pants and Yeats of
all sizes-ail Of which will be sold at cost
j. III. kIDDICK
No. l62la Vain It opposite American Hotel.
NB-My regular customers will obiiGe me by
settling their accounts at the end OF the year with
their usual prom ptness Those whose bills are over
due, are adniouished that without u speedy settle
ment. my claims will be placed ia other hands Tor
collection j. III. X.
no 25--lmH
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CLOTHING.
e. 8. MoELR0Y,

IA AER CHA Mt Tai OR,
A NO. 2, Ballard HOUSE,,
ILL., Has on hand q good assortment of CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c, which ne is pre,
pared to make up in fashionable style. ON GOOD
TERMS and at short notice In connection with the
known house of VIM. T. Jennings Il Co. one of the.
most fashionable establishments in Broadway New
York, To supply him with superior Clothing and has
now on hand an assortment of all Styles from me
dunn to the finest quality All yles will be in
troduced as they came out.
An assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS viii be kept constantly on hand
oc 2-d3m L. S. McELROY
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-
II FOR GENTLEMEN.
MILES vrRY SUPERIOR Doors,

MILES VERY supERioR BOOTS
We have In store. recently received and ma q.
expressly to our order, geueraIa-s9rtment OF tns
above superior and beautiful BOOTS. some inads
for Dress aud some that double soes and double
lippers These Boots are too well known to require
comment from any quarter; and for any one 70 say
tiat they have Boots equal to Niles u peIeetly ~,
snrd. There many dealers IN thar wvuia
he very glad 10 get them from Miles, but ne refuses
As he las more orders sor his Boots than he can MI
We have been customers OF his for the last twenty.
four year, and up TO this time we have seen but very
persons who have not said Miles Boots were the
best they or wore These Boots are male
out Of very soft French Calfskin They t beautiful
IT, and as general thing they are as SOFT as glove
We are receiving supplies Of these Boots almost
every week, and assortment Is generaliy very
complete, We wou d respectfully ask our Iriends
and the public to give us a call when in want.
VS. have, ALSO, large assortment u gentiemetn
fine French Calf Gaiters for Dress, and also double
soles These aaiters are really nice aud good. We
have known them 10 some OF our customers con-
sfantly for six months and they lit elegantly and
the price Of them Is from dollar ana nfty cents 10
two dollars pair less than other Cutters are sold fer
and we will warrant them to well II not Ion
ger than any french shoes. All we have to say ~
our friends in town and country. when IN want OF
any thing in the Boot, Shoe Trunk line cali on
oyerythinR de IA
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GREAT LOSS-BARGAINSINCLOTU-

~ 1NG.-OverCoats that We sold for $40 now
selling Tor 81 and S. Fancy Gsssitsere Pants that
We ssld for $9.f,. selling for $3i0 Fancy silk
fests that We sold Tor - and g. selling for 81
and S.. :
!. The above goods warranted sound, OF no SALE
They are out of sty he and must be clos ont. Those
not fastious Ia styles, will find really a great
bargain, by calling at III Main street.
wa IRA SMITH
N B.-My stock of fine and fashionable Clothing
isye, complete, and wiil be sold low, for cash.
de II ~ WIS
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, 90.

q NOTICE.
JOHN N. WILLIAMS,
Watchm akcr and Jeweller,
(YoEMERLy WITH Mr.. JOHN HILL
Has taken the store lately occupied by 1hos. shep
,,ard as a shoe store, ne xt door to MIR. james NI-
iisnis shoe store. No. East Main street. where he
keeps constantly ON hand n good assortment Of fne
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWBI.RY, &C, which he
sells low tor cash. aud warrants every article sofa 10
All Watches sold at this establishment will be tho
roughly examined before.delyered 10 the customer,
apd warranted TO perform well for twelve months,
without charge for repairs unless broken.
as- All kinis of fine WATCHES. sIch as Duplex,
ChrOnometer English and Anchor Levers, Horizon
tai Escapements, apd Reporters. and tine English
and French CLOCKS repaired in a worknanlike
manner and warranted TO run twelve months with
out additional charge, unless broken ,,
ear All kinds OF JEWELRY, MUSIC BOXES.
ACCuRDE0NS. &c, 4c. neatly and promptly re-
paired and satisfaction warranted in every article
sold OF repaired at this establishment, by
JOHN WILLIAMS,
No. 5 East Main street.
Next door to Mr.. jas. Williams Shoe Store,
de- l5-lm Below Market.
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