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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-16

- - - = -tO< -
Stock collaterally held, None
| Amount of paper discounted, (aH
regarded as gOOd,) 234542 70
Discounts received since the COM
mencement of the Bank, 80, 1926 90
Interest and damages received, 6757 81
Real Estate, Banking House, lot and
Out-hOuses,) 3,414 IS
Amount due from monied and other
corporations, $50 20
Amount secured by bond, mortgage,
or judgment, 40 So
Amount included in the computation
of losses None
Amount due to Banks, 1868 %
Amount due other corporations, None
Amount of deposits, 1874 43
Circulation, l77246 90
mo other debts due from the Bank
on demand.)
Claims against the Bank not ac-
knowledged as debts, None
Notes, Bills, or other evidence of
debt issued by this Bank (outside
Of circulation or certificates of
deposit None
Losses charged on the capital or
profits of the Bank, within the
last six months, None
Dividends declared last six months $3.50 90
Amount debts due from the Bank
notincluding capital stock, to-wit:
Circulation, $l71246 90
Deposits, 1914 AZ
To Banks, 1868 25 ls4, 4Ss SO
Amount of debts due to
the Bank, mot includ-
ing Notes of other
B'ks on hand,) to-wit:
Notes discounted, 206. 951 so
Note protested, 1898 90
Bills discounted, 1878 rs
Bills protested, 404 20
Due from Banks, $50 20 234 772 90
Amount of specie on hand, % S74 35
Amount of discounts Including Bills
and Notes. from 1st January 1857,
to LIST July, 1857, ISL, 48S As
Profits of the Bank not declared as
dividends at this date, 1884 IS
All of which we most respectfully submit
s. E. ROSE, President.
VIM SIMONTON, C!ashr.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, July ID
1857. C. H. NICHOLSON. il
In addition to the specifications required by the
Act, we take the liberty of appendipg here with
condensed report Of said Bank to this date.
ASSETS.
Notes discounted, S2O6, 951 SO |
Notes protested, 1888 90 |
Bills discounted, 1878 70 |
Bills protested, 404 20 |
Real Estate, 3,414 IS |
Expense account, I6 0gO 90 |
Dividend account, 5000 90 |
Notes of other Banks, 8 4O6 90 |
Specie, 40 s74 So |
Due from Banks, $50 20 |
$3.50, 568 Al |
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock S138, 300 90
Less owned by Bank, AZ, 300 90 $95, 900 90 |
Deposits, 1914 43 |
Discounts Received, SO. 326 90 |
Interest and damages received 6,757 81 |
Due to Banks, 1868 25 |
Circulation, 177.246 90 |
1868, 1858 Al |
VIM sIMoNToN, Cashr.
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EsrRAY,S-DICKS0N CoIfNrY-

TAKEN up by eco W. Brown living 7Ih District Dick
Il county, near the mouth of Jones' creek, TWO
MULES. One Bay Horse Mule years DID, ~ 4 hands
high bears signs OF having worked in Wagon, his
Tail swabbed and Name sha ed, and has been shOd but
off, AppTas dtO SIS. 'he other brown Mare
Mule years old shod BEFORE about hands high white
cOred about the nose, aud some gear marks APP
praised on the 6tn July, 1857 70 SI00
IL
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P. B. FoGG.
H. NJ. R. FOGG.
F. B. FOGG & SON.

B. FoGG, having taken his Son into partnership, they
Il will practice Law in the Supreme, sder aud the
Courts of Davidson County, Prompt attention will be given
10 the collection of claims, june ll-6m.
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NO EXCUSE FOB ADOWDY BONNET,
AS WE ARE CLOSING OUT RICH SUMNER
BONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS
at fully half Prices.
Stock at Great Reduction.


BONNETS AND MILLINERY GOODS
at fully half Prices.
Stock at Great Reduction.
LitsViss Engine Gipssys and Pie-Nie Hats.
ENRON the unprecedented patronage have received this
n season will warrant in selling balance
above The great composition this season, has fully estab
lshed for Rich and Superior BGnnets and Low Pees
which has increased sales considerably and stimulated
to order large addition Stock And
Stock lis larger if possible, and select any
time this The Flowers Ladies, beautiful and
please you. Call before they all sold out
The balance OF Stock viii be sold great deduction
in prices We have in store
Rich Paris, Hair and Bugal Blond,
English straw and other plain styles;
Misses BOnnets, Children's Hats, Gipsey and Flats
Paris Flowers for Bonnes Parties and Bridal Oteasons
Just received dne lot Of Pink Ribbons;
Hoop Skirts Misses and ChildTen's ditto;
Paris and Spanish Fans 800 boxes Rushas
ParasOs, all qualities.
Maes Sets Lace Jseonet, Worked Muslin, Mourning
Sets, Sleeves, Of every description, Collars etc.; Re6
Black Bugai Collars Ma9tss Of English and Chaantilla
Lace, Rich Paris Embroidered Trimmings
Bugsl and hch Paris Blond Laces fine lie MItts
and Kid Gloves Elastic Belts Fine and Medium Cabbas and
Mones fine stock Of Combs and Fancy Articles Tor
the toilet.
Now ladies call and get bargains, room for
extensive Fall Stock Of - OG0 dollars Of rich
Millinery foods Of direct Importation from Paris
TO open i5to September next Competition must be met
with large stock and low prices keep up life of
trade. Call soon, Ladies.
Il. WISE, Agent,
july4 No.-4G, Union Street, doOrto State Bank
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Bsg~ Since the first of January last there have
arrived in this country, by four different vessels
upwards of two thousand hundred emigrants
who had espoused the Mormon faith in the, Old
Country, and were route to Utah Territory, in the
Great Salt Lake basin. These Mormons were COM
posed mostly of Welsh and English, with sprink-
ing Of Danes and Norwegians, and few Germans.
Col KINNEY Turns UP AGAIN.--Captain Saunders,
of the schooner Sarah Bartlett, informs the North
Carolina Picayuns, that Colonel Kinney, of llibus-
ter notoriety at Ruatan when he left, the 18th
utimo. 1t seems that, after leaving Greytown, the
Colonel had directed his course to Omoa, or some
place to the eastward, the Honduras coast; but
on account If his supposed sympathy and connec-
ton with fllibusterism, was not allowed to land
He afterwards made his way to Ruatan, where the
schooner which bore him and his fortunes was con-
demned she having sprung leak in a severe gale
in those waters. Kinney was seeking an Opportu-
nifty to return to this country,
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30. EOWARDS.

10. EDWARDS,
Wholesale GROCER, COMMISSION AND
ToRWARDIEG MERCHANT,
DEALER
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.
Corner Of Spring and College Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
GROCERIES.
m HHDS Prime to Choice Sugar;
1OO 50 bbls Crushed. Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
200 bags Prime Rio Coffee,
50 " Old Govt Java Coffee;
100 bbls and half bbls RebOled Molasses;
500 whole, half and quarter boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes Summer Mould do;
100 " Soap;
$50 g Virginia and Missouri Tobacco;
300 " Assorted Glass Ease;
loOO kegs Wheeling Nails, Bras Spikes assorted;
: 50 bags Pepper spice and Ginger,
20 Z" s. s. Almonds;
20 90 Engi-h Malnuts and Fibers;
rs cases hall and quarter boxes Sardines;
10000 Imported Cigars;
$1,000 various brands Cgzrs
50 dozen Painted Buckets;
so do Tubs;
50 cases Matches;
Is coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
July II 20. EDWARDS.
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OPINIONS OF TIE pass.

OF1NAONS VI Ihb PRESS.
This work viii bring tue attention Of Inc present gen
ersiion multitude OF Jhrgs connected with the govern
men which have long lain in fOrgesulnessB YORK. Ia
dspsAdsnt.
This WORK will prove Of immense vaus TO pubic men,
and 10 Every American citizen who TO know the civil
history efhs COuEtry.-Ns0 Eork Courier EHqErsr.
Col Bsntoas qualifications This TASK no one can die,
pute. His upon the title page inspires CONF
denes in Its statements, and faith It's inparay and en-
tire faiIhfulness.-BOstoa TraDsilsr.
surprising to many OF the subjects which
still before discussed BY the fathers in the ver
infancy Of the confederation. We shall welcome each sue
volume Of this work vey addition 10
the history of the oOunsry-BOstOH Daily .sassrrissr
The Arrangement Of the Debates Of Congress- BY Mr. Ben
ton, made with much eKcelIeal judgmsnt-
This work will form amos complete history United
States since the adoption of the federal constitution and
will be invaluable work of referonee-Ysr Vera Con-
msreal.
The theory Of Institutions, and working Of
the various parts be correctly understood BY
will beat the trouble study and the Of this
nation will Debates within the reach sf every
citizen. The indexes the end Of volume render 1t
easy turn to any particular subj set.Bal0 Irsrts
An enterprise like his Interesting invaluable aid ma
tOnal, deserves the ample encouragement The
thor says in his preaes that the work viii to him labor
OF love of PRIDE rssuseilng the palr one
skipped and each in his place. the of his in
hand.-B0StOR Post.
This abrdgemen considering the uesimable value Of the
Debates, complete political history Of country forms
treasuy of knowledge which should DO possessed By every
citizen who afford land theresre feHvho able
coming OUT will, seraly BulIstia Yso
Orleans.
This abdgemenis not TO berestres to The speeches Of
celebrated orators, but will extend the business and
to the Plansst speakers who spoke give inOma
ton subjects OF Surviving interest DiJ PieaEuHs VsD
0rlsaHs.
BY these Debates and the first business introsueenso
the House of Representatives. After the
bill to collect Duties Imports aud curious and inter-
esng feature of the debate that every spks sssmsd
regard the protection of home industry Of the
Jees be embraced matter Of in any project for
raising the revenue We shall probably receive the asen. Of
every reader in saying that living person eOmbnss
Of the qualities necessary for the proper execution OF
this than the Senator who has undertaken
iL-Natig7al IafsiigsAesT, WdshHgtsH.
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TO EIillers and Coopers.
g @ q

HAVING purchased 1000 sofheayyITimbered Lands
IL Paradise Ill., Is miles, rom Nashville, with saw
MILL etc. ETC., erecting our barrel and slave
Machinery thereon and shall be prepared in weeks 10 sup
ply all demands for Flour ami Dry Earre stock therefor,
ready prepared for setting mating supe roI Barrel IN
every respect any in of Machine Handmade
Samples Barrel be a! Hicks China
HAIL. 46 Public Square, having of Machinery
turn out If necessary 400 Barrels per day.
Orders received Information given also County Rights
for sale by EDWIN FER6 USON & co.
nj
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State Of Tennessee,
Shelby county. {
". A. Jones, Cashier of the Commercial Bank of
Tennessee makes oath that the foregoing statement
of the affairs of said Bank the 9th July, 1857 is
true. W. A. JONES.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, July Z,
1857. HUME 7. HILL, j. P.
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HAVE closed up my Stable Market street,
purpose Of going Texas but to attend my
Bile, OF Church and Front streets, re
moved Stock and will be pleased receive the patron
age of my old customers and the riding public generally
July G. w. SUMNER.
P 81 wish to hire good Carriage driver. For good
good P'ice will be advanced monthly, Tor two
G. w s.
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CASTINGS, steel Cow Bars Wsgon boxes, Irnn safes,
~ Axes Sheet, Boiler and Bar Iron-A large and well
serted stock and for sale the trade Manufac
prices. HoLLINGSWORTH eco.
iulyS No 6, MaFk street.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
LAWRENCEBURG BANK OF TENNESSEE,
On the LIST Of July, 1857.
Capital Stock of said
Bank, S138, 800 90
Less owned by the Bank As 800 90 S95, 900 90
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REMOVAL.
WILLIAM MOORE

and Summer Goods gensaly selling on at great reduction
to close to make room for New GoOds.
July l5-n WIN. MOORE.
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In my bid. This notee was given before
suy contracts were entered into. -
have one question to ask, and I solicit
IN answer. Why did the Commissioner
let Mr.. Elliott hsse bridge in Windham at
thirty. Eve cents a perch higher (aeeordIng
to the acknowledgement Of Mr.. Dsyis) than
Mr.. Cole proposed to do the sane work for,
when It ives understood and explained by
the Commissioners that there was q rock
foundation, and no timber needed L pre-.
sumo il will not be denied but what Mr..
Cole is just as capable and responsible q
man as Mr.. Elliott, g,-,- ..-,--.,.f.-
Perhaps l had better particularize, that
the subject may be better understood. The
gentlemen to whom the bridge contracts
were awarded by the Commissioners, were
two men in company--Messrs. Hughes g.
El liOtt. They were justly entitled only to
one small bridge. whereas, they got yfvt
bridges. They took one away from myself
two from Mr.. Cole, snd one from Mr.. Dix.
They took the stone.work Of little bridge
awsy from Mr.. Dix, and he informs me that
he was in his bid some three or four dollars
less than Hughes & Elliott; and, taking the
woodwork and stone-work together, Mr..
Calvin and he were over tsOe3y dollars the
lowest bidders, they putting in together fol
the whole bridge. Now Mr.. Davis well
knows that Me-. Dix is an old and experience
ed mechanic, and perfectly responsible.-
After Messrs. Calvin g. Dix saw the game
that was played upon them, the Cemmis
sioners were told that ifthey saw fte 20 take
the stons.work away from them, fhcy wdait
not stand to their bid on the woodwork =
Whereupon the Commissioners turBet
around and gave Mr.. Calvin twenty FIVE
cents q foot more for the wood work, ana
then gave the stone.work to their favorites
; In the foregoing, ] give what I believe te
bethe facts. With respect to the difference
per perch, / have not had an opportunity tc
examine the bids, but my Information is from
those who put them in. ON informed that
Mr.. Davis now claims that there was only
twenty-five cents difference per perch on
the Windham bridge. He was understood
on election day 70 adah ,hirty.five cents in
the presence of more than one person. Be
this as it muy, it was clearly the duty Of the
Commissioners to award the contract to the
lesrea responsible bidder, though the differ
ence were only one cent per perch.
You will please give this place in yosr
paper aad oblige
Yours truly,
q" EDWARD ROBINSON.
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NEW YoRK, May 1.-The steamer Africa
ia below. She will be up about half past
three. A -y
Correspondence Of Daily Times, Washing
ton, April 3O.--Advices have bcea receiyed
from Kansas by the Government, which are
ia the highest degree gratifying. The Free
State men under the leadersh ip of Gov. Rob
inson, have resolved TO co operate with the
endeavors Of the Administration to secure q
fair expression OF the will Of the people in
relation to the question of slavery, and will
abandon their previous policy OF inactivity.
Tkis will be a matter Of surprise, but is the
explicit determination Of Robinson himself.
1t has been communicated not only 60 the
Government, but to Mr.. Walker, who ia
still in cur city.
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The Bridge Contracts.
PALMYRA, April 10, 1857

PALMYRA, April IL, aS5I.gs
ME sRs. EDIToRs: i deem it proper that
the tax payers Of Portage county should
have right when their money is put to
bad use, to investigate the conduct Of those
whom they have trusted with the county busi.
nees.
In doing this, the undersigned feels sosne
diffidence in saying anything against those
who occupy the station Of county commits.
,sieners. Our Republican friends have harp
ed very much about retrenchment and high
taxes. They have told US thut give to ase"
the power, and matters would be straighten.
ed immediate ly--that get the Democratic
Commissioners out of Office and they will
show the peoplehow to do the bridge build
ing. Well. they have got the Commission
ers, and their economy is now demonssFs-
ted. a54aa .s.4a T.,
Some weeks ago, notice was published in,
the county papers, that sealed proposals
would be received to build the stone work Of
the different bridges specified in said notice.
Proposals were put II accordingly. and
after sufficient aeIiberation the County
Commissioners decided to let the stoneswork
Of some three or four bridges at frem twenty
cents ZAP 70 thirty-aive cents per perch
higher than equally good and responsible
men had proposed to do it for. This IL q
sample OF Republican retrenchment. IT 10
reasonable to suppose that some excuse
would be offered for this course Of conduct.
fn this, however. they have failed. They
claim that the lowest bidders proposed 70 do
the mason.work Of these bridges, and SAID
nothing about the foundations. The under
signed has yet to ind out that bridges car
I be built without foundations. Il any one
will take the trouble 10 refer to the notice
they will there see their instructions to cea'
tractors. how to make. out their estinatei
on the slone-work, 10 wit: by the perch. i
any blame rests anywhere, 1t is upon tn
Commissioner mot one word was sal
| in their instructions sbcat foundations.
i WheE It was bscertaisasd that the Com
4 missioDeFs had seen # to give the bridges !
| ths kfskest bidders, ihey were duly notiie
that the lowest bidders. according so jsstls
and equity, would claim them, and = We
made known to them at the sssne TINE ths
these low bids were intended 70 iaclud
/. every thing necessasily connected with sth
4 stone.work viii fassher tate thst i Rs
] fairly understood BetWssa one Ut the Con
4 missioaers and myself thai Y waa yannece,
sary 10 say anything about The foandatio
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PArRST APPLIED PoR.


cLrFtL,ze: cms.Sa, wIrKrsss. R.oSr,
\ IFordsrs solicited and promptly stIsbdedsO-
eRAn WAT THR RACINE ADVOCATE SAYS;
-LaoHTsiSg Rob ~ nasrgA,Tony Pew seem aware
how extensively Lightning Rods are Manufactured
ln ehis city. We ulude 70 The Works of n X knrrH
Co., Manufacturer OF :. cnsh mas Manifold fIee-
tro Conduetors" which have gained reputation far
aud scar, tof theif very superior qualities over all
otheTs made, not the least Important Of which, h the
fnet that these rode afe In tIneie teee, avoiding
the danger always attending those which are coupled
Prof Behianin siIIInan, uritlng 10 Mr. cu.hman,
says; "l eniifely approve 0f your rod; sui milted
u TO an eminent seiSnIiee man-a practical Han and
he agrees with me In oPihlon.'' H..
Samuel St. JohH, Prof. Of Chemistry and Medical
JnrisprudeOee, In reference 10 them writes: ben
properly erected, it ronstitulss In my Judgment
ssgIeI1 from The dsstrocIiss ensts Of atmospheric
Another important advantage possessed by lhese
CondUctoIsis their perfect freedom from oxdatioH.
IL L. composed OF four large iron
wires and Tour copper do, compacty bald together,
being twisted Ln spiral form, retaining unmpsired
The properties Of electric eondueton, greater Ia pow
e than any rod yet made; besides, copper s ons Of
dluary rods.
Noionly have these rods become celebrated for the
protection OF buildings but also for shipping, having
the appearance OF rope. That which is Intended
for conduciion, is made permanent by forming
oaeksssy, or part Of The rlgging, passing into a
manner thatti is entirely out OF The way yet 10 con
tactwlth the watsr thus making ahanbroken eoBduc-
ton from the top Of the mast to the water, At III
tines prepared. = -r t...
Cast summer, We frequently noticed hinge coil. of
wire Pass up Main street, which we learn wore
for Messrs. Smith d Co.'S Works; and that some
idea may be formed of the extent ofhe business they
are doing, II Is only necessary 10 say that since the
18th OF February, orders have been rpoeed for asl
OOO feet embracing this state, Illinois, MisSissFgd
AMbama, MieligaR, Ohio. New York and Penna.
That they answer the end fer which they denigp-
ed far bcter than any other 10 cOnelusveTy proved
oy the Testimony OF our mnst scientific men. and BY
aetasl experiments, that II isas what the inventor
'onfns for it-the best conductor yet invented, E0
dwelling, vessel building OF any Kind shsuld 70
unprovided against the sudden and appalling danger
Of Observation-Disclosures tWisl Advocate, April u.s. ~.
lleRead what r. E. CAHeBELL, u gentleman well
known In Portage county, says 0fh
do certify that the above Rod 10 the best con.
structed one, and believe the best conductor that
has ever been used from the "a ct that Il is eombln
alton of thJ best conducting metals in existence; be.
Ing continuous, without joints or couplings, present
ng an even and unbroken surface from the top the
bottom. which are very essential Qualities of light
ning Rod. X. 4. CAMPBELL.
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GOOD NEWS. GOOD NEws.l

being the lareet and best ever brought to this mar
kes and in the very tip-tOp Of the fashion-
All those desiring anything In the line OF my trade,
are invited TO call examine my stock, where they
cannot fail to find the very thing they desire as Keep
everything usually iound In such NY
stock embraces: f4
Drab Beavers, Curaeoa,
silks, Black and prab, Florence Vehtiiators,
Cashmerettes, Panamast
Leshorns. Pi. and fg' ID Fr. Senates
Etc, ETC., etc., Etc., etc., etc.,
~ ave- ~ .tyle and quality Also an endless variety
Of Palmleaf aud Straw Hats. Also, oceans OF
FLATS, HATS AND CAPS,
for the little folks. Together with tremendous 10
81 GENTsS GAPS Of every style and color extant..
Ladies and gentlemen, Just drop in at No PhGnl'
Rtock, ,apd examine my stock and satsiy yourselves
Ravenna, May, 1857 J. Z. GREEN.
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Franklin Mills, April %, Ie57-4w
Boots and Shoes.

THE subscriber has just received fresh
i supply Of Ladies and Gent.c.nen's eastern man
ufactured SHOES AsD ALTERS, which added S,f7ln
TO his stock Of home made work makes his as klV
sortment complete. He Is also prepared toV w.
manufacture snythng In his line, for ladies' or gen
tlemens wear, Of the best mater, t, and short no.
tiee Confident Of his ability to give satsfacton the
public are respectfully invited to call and examine
prices and work FIR themselves.
Ravehna, Aprit 80, 1857 WM. n. DURHAM.
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RRENTlSs, HOPKINS & COMPANY
The ACC OF Seam /!

TIME AND SPACE ANNIHILATED I!
i Twenty years ago, goods were from two to SIX
weeks coming kfom New ,ork NOW one week Is con-
.aidered ample time and merely to show how aston
ishing has been facilities for transportation, we
would state that the large and varied rtock Of
SPRING.& SUMMER GOODS, we only few days
since purchasei in New York (sud being later than
In on us, and not knowing where to stow away such
pile, we have commenced selling them at such
prices must soon give us room for another stock.
Everybody will please call and get what they want,
while the assoTtmen MT Is full. y,-t
We would say to those who cannot bring Cheese.
Butter, any Kind OF Produce, MAT We sill! take
MoREY. PRENTlSS, HOPkiNS co.
Ravenna, May :, 1857 sF
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SELECT POETRY UPON SELECT

SELECT POETRY UPON SELECT
- (wALL) PAPER
Bare and dingy walls,
Long and gloomy halls,
Kitchens DARK from smoke and papor,
All cry out for clear new paper!
Bed rooms very rusty, tf
Pari0r wallis are dusty,
All such things now need reyieNiE1j
All such things now need renewing.
Come, then, buy our paper.
Mono have sly les that's later;
IT'S pretty, neat, we scarce need tell,
There's nnue in town will hang weH. =
q 0AN ROLLS Just opened and for sale by
O.VUU BoSTWICK & BEATTY,
May 7, 1857 No. S Ph1nix Block.
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Removal.

MISS ROOD has removed her MILLIN.
III ERY ESTABLlS HMEN T to the pleasant
rooms la Aliens Block, one door west Of Baird's
Jcwelry Store, where she will be happy to show
nets, Ribbons. Flowers. Laces, Dress Trimmings,
etc., etc. a .n.t - IN. ..-.
NTPressing and bleaching done to order. Also,
Dress making aud fitting. .-..I is
RaVeuna. April 80. lH5S-2m