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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

CoLp-SoyoRA.--We had en- Interesting converse.
,jon With Major Stein, from Fort Buchanan, dcring
hsfsw DAYS stay in this city lie seems well posted
NJ in the affairs OF the State Of Sonora The ststs
,p,ps he giycs OF the amount OF precious metals
nincd thsre are alnos. fabulous. de sApIg SOS me
~, ION thst Sonora i. far more prolific Of geld and q
tSsn California and IL Territory OF the United
Sss , would yield $40 600 annually lie s.ys he
sssn single Jumps OF gold taken from the mines
there worth from sOOOto 5000 Hs a aosI s, n
ftrmtd us that he had seen cord 2, Mver ~ oars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

I. wac stated in TIE TRIBUNE and other papers
few GAYS $50 tbs. Frederick Becht, recently arrested
c,nrsl ard an old offender pardored cut Of safe
Prison by GOV. Ci.lk. This was IA error. Bee was
hardened On the 18th q September 1877, eight months
rner Gny Clark ceased 70 be Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19
THE GREAT FLOOD.
IBy 7e.e,rarhI

ALBANY, Friday, June Is, 1853.
Chcsgo papers just received cortsir details Of the
immense destruction Of property a. Cairo through the
er,re subnersion Of the town. TIE assessed yalus-
ticn Of tie property in 1851 was neatly two millions of
collars but tie pspels say this conveys distinct des
Of he actual Toes Of csp. or Of loss sussinei b. the
Jli1os Central Railroad Company in actual improve
msnts in Cairo. TLe latest Dispatch reported the
water stll rising.
MExPHIs, TEN, Friday, June IL, 1853.
The great Yazoo Psss gave wsy last night, and tie
channel is COW over 80 ya,is wide, and rapidly in
creasing in width. The wster in the Mississippi ha',
in consequence, fallen eight ten feet aud is rushing
with terrific force through TIE opening, telling all tress
in its ccurse. 1t will deluge the whole Yszoo Valley.
CoLrNBUs, OHIO, Thursday June ls 1853.
tie damage to tie Central Ohio Railroad by the
fesbet has al been repaired and the trains have al
resumed their regular tips.
CIscISSATT Friday, June IS, 1853.
Tie river is now falling rapidly. The Miami bot
toms are free of water, and corn ia planting them
TIE rhest il IN ii condition. The barley is harvest
ing. ana ire crop MI. be good. Weather ine, the
tberrlo meter stsnc ing az So in the shade.
ST. Louis. Friday June II, 1893.
The river here is falling quarter OF an icch per
Lour All the upper stresCs are also falling rapidly.
Yesterday we were visited with heavy showers, but
Il. & sy the weather ia clear and pleasant.
Tie accounts Of the Hood at Cairo are sad 10 be
much exaggerated, and the damage will not be near go
great us has Eeen reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

The Citizens Of Covineton, Ky, are MAKING az
rspgemen.s 10 give Senator Ct,eudsn pubic feceP'
tion On his return from Congress. meetas ''' 'a'
ssms purpose bas been called 10 Cincnps'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

DE Quincy hss published new volums, wo'cn
sItsirs revised collection of the "Ess'!s Oh fToo
- lens Neglected or Mis>oueeiyed.'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-04

much absorbed in the contamination Of b;s o,..
f','s a'lalfs to comprehend fully the import
'''0 iansuage OF the former, C Billy S mother
% sohe' For her sake, and for his. YOU regret
~ ms iather cares none for him, and he none
'of ms lather You are all he looks to in the
"ofid for father, brother and friend Now" he
continued, observing moisture in the ewes Of
n'' mpanlon, :" if you thought that mother
"' iookihg down upon us here, and saw her
0oy Us pelleye she sees him, a Snagger, in
Such d gang as this; abandoned by his father
leahing' and trusting in you and only YOU. as
la'1afuily as he would trust on her if she were
,ssal's' g protect and lead him; would YOU not
believe that She longed for words b nrav X
YOU olovis' to take her boy by the hand and
ie''o MN INTO the world where there are better
men and women; with more of hone. and less
oi leaf' Tor his manhood than this den of
'liieVes contains? Look up, Clovis, and listen
on' he continued, ina thrilling wildncss of
tome " hear the voices of manv motbors
''""'iiiS tae late OF children to whom
'nay cannot oome--and among them all none
c"li more plteously than the mother of the
stranger children hcr,, and Billys mother
too
6 In the name Of God, Rolpb, be still !, " said
Clovis. :" hear the voice of Bily's mother,
and ever since her death that voice has been
ringing m my ears. Q, Rolph, 7 could tell Won
thaf Of her that would stop the ebbng and
lowing tide in your veins, and make vou hate
me as hate myself. That which could MT
no.; or rather, that which | failed to do. for
her, BY Heaven and Earth, | will not fail to do
Tor Billy He shall be saved to IL better desti-
ny than those d--d villains, Nusgraye and
Pellet have marked him for. So RoIph. am
ready Let him lead the girl by tho hand, and
her brother, and YOU and /, if need be, will
light the way"
Bat you have not yet obtained the consent
II Billy, to this,' said Hartman. $50 now
Ind procure ~
1 will, " sud Clovis; and he went.
CONTINUED NEXT wEEk.1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-04
CHAPTER XIV,
I F. u P T ALTON

Herbert had 80 far recovered as to BE- cnobla,
to ho55lo about and when Alice inn,rtod :.
him the news other discovery, his actions seemed
to indicate that ho was quite recovered. Under
the new aspect Of things, both be and bis f,tbo,
resained health and strength with SURPRISING
rapidity. The meeting of the two. it NAV RAD,
Ily be supposed, was jubilant one. and nro1pc.
tive of the best consequence to each. physically
Us well as mentally. After the first flow Of e. i.
ing had sabsided, My brave boy, said IIarri-
nan, g we have but little time allotted 10 ne
now for congratulation that must b. dafarrod
70 a more convenient place and period Batyou
have given me ma such extraordinary nroafs of
sigor that may safely trust that evil will h.
tide the man who dares encounter you-',
" In good cause, father
" In cause wherein your MOTHER or yoar
sisters happiness is periled We must esoana
from this place. How much, OF how LITTLE a;a
we can rely on, know not; but we must eacano
though Hell besetus, and though we have no
other dependence than yourarms and mine,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-04

feopie are prone to condemn in others wba.
they practice in themselves without scr,,nlo
rlataroh tells of wolf, who peeping into
nut where company Of shepherds were ra-
sail'g themselves with joint of mutton. ex-
claimed, What a clamor would they haro
raised raised ii they had caught ME at seh h.,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-04

mere IS man out west so iorgetful of faces
that his wife is compelled to keep q wafer
stuck on the end of her nose, that he may dis
tlnglish her from other ladies'; but this does
not prevent him from making occasional mis-.
takes,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-04
Original Gale.

according to act of Congress- in the year 1885,
w >. o bofoE IN the Clerks Office of the District Court
OF the District of Vermont
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-03-04

Don't, don't ask me more, Rolph,'' said
Clovis interrupting the former. ..Had known
to what poor Billy would come, and what a no
bic minded boy he would be, in spite of oil the
efforts to make him otherwise 0, would have
saved his mother for llm-if could. sn opeat
would be her pride in such boy as she would
have made him; 50 pure his love for such a
mother; and 50 great his joy that such moth
er was his to love. Oh, Rolph, the devils in
this world do drive the angels hence"
Well, Clovis, said Hartman. whe WIS too
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-10

tuFe from the road--As an ezidsncs- hoss--- -
ny con ldelee il is o0Frscinsss i have 10 ffis-
ia saying that would risk my personal for un5 o.
me fes1h -HeIe satisfied lbSt e. iTsrs sts -,
o. tae Legislature aud people Of Gsorzia. 1 uorld
Pla' yseih as IN individuai 10 take he road for
> tsfm OF zen years commeucinz frst ID 1.aIi r-y
next anu would give 5ond IN any /,
-Waieh might be required with auipfs ssr7r;I-7 7,
return Il IN e good order as It was IfTss T-r,
last would lay d0Wu ten niles Of 49, - =,
tne rack every year, the old iron take, m A.,
price OF ~ beng nine. I would taxa ths ser.ia.
and the 3urthens Of al contracts made bv ~ a.,
thorities Of the road since the first 81 JfusFr 49,
receiving all SUMS owing to the road. aud 5avin@
AZ debts oEi1g b. the road On ooniraets madesuo5
mat time, would bind myself ihat ths Drsssnt
price OF neights should ct co time Be increased h
saen ineeease would make the freishfs Ri4hsr f6s1
me sferee price charged for freiFhts By iss 5fber
foa9s ~ Georgia; and would pay into The Trsa-1-v
CT the siate $4,000 per month for tbs No. ~ -
road, It's equipments and sppurtan NC. Il 8 80
mon ny IN each or 70 56f3G oF tis So - -.
bonds which new cO1stituts the funded 49, -
Eoaoi for the payment Of which, the fam ~ tbs
STATE has been pledged for years. And everv tins
q payment should be delayed twenty I've iars ,ss-
y vas Que, would forfeit ard paw to ne sac
sLOOoV Iir oedelsy. This Wonld Be 100000 per
.hnaH pFineiPal besides interest And term az
zen years ~ these rates, counting simple inferred AZ
seven Per cent per aunum, on each nothlv baruent
from the time i vas paid into the Frsss1Fe 9IIths
End OF the lease, would yield the sun Of si go
Tor the use Of the road for that time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-10

NEW FAIL Z : q WINTER GOODS

TR A & BE & l. g As
ENIh are now receiving stock OF Fall and Winter stsra
Wv and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Fur and
0ooi hats shoes, Boots and Br0gHs Clpetng, Queenswar
Hardware etc, % which invite the special attef Of M
Merchants maAing up their stock in Oils market Il unneoss
s1y oF US % say anything in regard TO selling goods cheap
as reported tlrou 5hout al Eastern cities Ia selling
goods EXTRA CHEAP we answer he charge and say short
nnet cp buyers ana cash men, thai prepared sell
goods this Fan cheaper than heretofore Pleaseoai
stock
We have beautiful line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS OF every
popular Kind imported TO- manufactured in the United sates
10 which we invite special attention.
Also, have large stock Of BEADY1ADE CLOTHING that
can be beat in quality style and chespnes5 in america
Also, 400 cases BOOTS SHOES which We can and will sell
under regular prices.
Also, goo pieces Of CARPETING ply, 2py, Z wool and all
eoon that can be bought Of less than nanucurrs'
prices. Call and SEE.
Also We have aaes arrangement with Of the largest i'm
porting houses America for Queen by tie CTae for New
4Ofk JoD4lng prices. Call and examine before buying.
Also Hardware, Cutlery, Files axes &C., &c
Merchants who can purchase for cash, and short notes.
and pay them, will find house place for he sure
Il
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onssquars, one year, SsO-Esch additional square, SO
advertisers exceeding the space contrarea.R
fors VIII be charged for the e. osS--
IN The WEEKLY
on DOLLAR per square for TIE rs and Trr Cn7s ssr sb
sufssqusnt inssrten.
AdTsrtse1ats pubiilhsd n oth the Daily md Fsskr mi
Be charged the fall daily Nth anahaf % r ~
added. ~ -
7sasias Aassrseusfs zEas - psd ~ e sas ~ o
To CorFesponde-zss
Z VIII grat deal q unnsczsary toubla n sur
hisnd In writing as viii bear in mind the following rus.
Always give the date pest osa oOEnsy, md slss The bo
u yeurletser. ---.er .rr 3 49,.
both Offices II fz1I
you write business and on other afs Erts o. separate
aneets Of paper, deterrent leaves q one sheet
Letters and conn unlcons solicited up05 al facts snd
ects as be of Information interest ths public
Anonymous communications 81 Whatever ehaTaalsr recYe
n0attention.
Correspondents should write only upon The PAGER
re cannos undertake 70 return Communications
Al letters on business should be directed Messrs. g. g
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retiring from the business desire 20 tender ny thanks Go
my numerous patrons and friends FOR their long and ile-
a.Tousge and would recommend my successors LeTs Lva
A'CREA * Co., gentlemen in every respect worthy q conn
leuCe. Ii. b. NORRIS.
Nashville. Sent LIST 71-S PEG
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AttenllOn BaiIding Pureaasers |!
REsIDENCE LDTs % sALEl

NAJE odsr a. private sale Is . very desa1le keenee
Lots In Brownsville, and haf miles from
nashville The Gaatin and nuuher Of them the Porter
te Containing IRON 70 % eacn % SUR pusfs hach
20 has handsome Building Site and Of 0e heauti
fully m6ered The neighborho9d In lost desbes
having Chu cha5 Schools IN the iets vicinity. I lots
possess very ep soil We VII sell y long tine and
q very os 70 peFsozs Fho win bald he Call
mediatety on y. l. & n. W BROWN,
osgs-dtwkv2m ~ Chsrrr gfrssE
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FUsT Received, by VESSEL * THOMPSON
- DO Cases g laret Chateau MargguX,
" Leov6c
. st.Julieu,
10 Leslis's Ginger Wine,
IS " French Cordial,
is 3" UJssat Wine,
. " Brandy Peaches,
= Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops
.... 10 :" Corn Starcl,
40 boxes and halves Layer Rgisus,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, and addition
lot Of Asop and I0ungars Sparkling Aes, genuine
London Porter. F9rsales al lou cash prices, by
auGl2u VESSEL E THOMPSON.
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NASEEEHAsLE, AUGUST Izrh, ssss.
NV = t11 ltr r1ei siler1 Cotton
" have agreed upon DE oiloEing 5sis sf sisr-s.
receiving and weighing, = cents per tale.
ents per hale. ~ - -
For each additional mOuth fraction Of month"; i2 esut
tor selling rendering account Of sales &C. 3 cents DER bls
purchasing win funds 10 hand, 50 cents per b1ie
LIZ aDofs esses a Pc strictly aihers every insane
FISHER, WHELEss 4 co
A. HAMILTON.
.,,-.., y a. McALIsTER 4 co.
usl3a3trFSn JOHNSON, WEAVER a co.
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GOVERNOR OF TIE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see these Prsssnts-Grseting:
WHEREAS, it has tes1 made known that certain
v GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing q I'd
atrosous murder the 3tl day OF June, 1885, upon
Of VIM H- Spter and ~ ~ tsil, las " ca nfsr
nov, lneIeiae j. Lslln Harr, Governor af7resli by
virtue Of the power AID authority vested hgrsy or
NarI OF three huldrt dollars % persons
may apprehend the said George dtsu, and deliver
sAerh or ailor Of our county Of De in order that justice
that behalf may De had and executed.
49, In testimony whereof have hereunto my hand,
caused the uf lle s-lte % sy Al
49, Nashville the eleventh day Of July, Is5s.
ISHAM q. HARRIS.
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WE Offer At private ala specially % bullnt parchslers
NJ ss.aI in the Boyd Addition West
gs.bvfle 49, few los IN ne gockE spTnE Tract. This
uV 4 mo- beautifully located Eest o. he city Brood and
h,s6 stt5 and ne Charlotte PIKE and Cross stTesrE and
Ivn We propose sell Only few lots and % Gxs prizes,
from which We viii vary. Apply .
49, Il &RW BROWN
sct7i-In az ChsrT street.
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RREADt BREAD!! nREAnr,1

CAUM & PAULsS PATENT
Ia4ik undersgned having purchased the a,,vs . g. a.
- = i-le DIVISION Of Tennessee with he excEu@fVe
Of nann'acture thereln would raesllv soiieis ~
o. tle pubic in general. 70 give The qsuuine Posni
VEL sle result Elil be more Uniformity in quality
hiler even IN its texture free fron auv drrg
800 1s5 longer than any other bread without beconin
STATE cuts landsomer, F email n fe fra4f Pr-
Eread, ~ ~ -i''N7' u AaAsl ;
Crurn a PanI,s Patent rreaa.
le genuine article warranted, is authorized 70 he
y none else ~ Middle Tennessee the city Of Nss bt
GEORGE GREIG,f
Nos. 81 and 81 Union street.
ATslores % prevent iupostes Imposition from vf ala
Posd persons . initte the deserFe3y popular Broad Teb
30 . and 81 Union street, is the only place where he sins
article can be procured as
GEORGE GRETG
has 81 ae expense purchased and retains TIE Patent f -,
erilra inFelors who has d the bread before 4 Se,s
Institute where has undergone rigid chemical tsst -
gentlemen connected Eith the Smithsonian Inssuts a5 5
e. the gast priza Silver Medslbdss ether Tnstituos
too tedious to mention.
Coed read the most essential thing in s None Win sss
ne ordinary bread that has been the n precs ID sns
se ioF hanrs o. years, or even the imitation Patent Breed
ansh they can procure the genuine article alone from
GEORGE GREI6.
No 81 and %, { aiol 81 NashFila, Tenn.
y M price end Thar E1at tie danger imposition 70
Jo iotes Fairs, &c, this article is warranted to keep two
weeks or more and then be delicious
GEORGE GREIG.
ss2Lzs-aSm No 81 and SO. UnieR street.
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TmDOFtant 90 Printers.
WEST NASHVILLE.

NEWS and BOOK INK-eaFgs eensgnmsns-supsrior qual
F.HAGAN,
a~7t Market street
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NEYF HTusIn sronr

AR. G. De- BENSON & BRO. Vbols.
sale and Retal Dealers in Piano Fores. =
t e. T. Prime siode0ns, Buffalo N v fise5f-l- III
- Church and Psrlor Organs, Guitars Vio.d y "a Z
l.elos Accordsons' flutes tagoets, Fs Drums Tarbuo
mug 70 te algscal rasrchants ne
straetors Of al Ends Orders from The country viii meet Win
ments repaired No. 20, pnion Street, Isl door from CoIis
Eept23 0~--0s0'
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VEzgEE following rate, to take eject onaua ser JUNE Isl,
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6 s.=zzs5..-s.zszzzaz-zzzzzzz

ktss $500 - @;ss3
THVHE Great Central Route connecting Atlantic cities with
Western. Northwestern and Southwestern States Hy CON
uauous Railway dzct- Ius road also PitJurg
with daily lines % Steamers 60 an ports the Western Rivers,
and at Cleveland and sandIy with steamers ala ports
Northwestern Lakes; making t direct, cheapest md Fe'j-
fOUte by which lEIGT he forwarded from
JFsC5 Vet.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLA55-Bo0-s- Shoes Dry Goods On -, r ragz
b0Zes,) EG-5- Feathers. &c. ~ P-l lN'L0'
EFCOND CLAFz.-Iiooss and Stationary, Dry %, 100.
Goods (ia bslel Hardware Leather &c, o pr I'io
THIRD CLAss.-AuTlls, Bl-giu-, Bacon and "a 49, ,oo.
P0rk tin buiE.) Hemp. &c. 'Oo I1l L''lD'
EOURTH CLts7.-CJtas, Fish, Bacon, and Pork a. - 7g,v
lrackesil Lard and LARD OLE o.. -'0 t-i I0'o'
Flour-s5cts per Dbl. until further notice
GraiE-aJr,s. per 100 l5s., until further notice.
C0tton52 per bate, ling 5000 los. weight, until fur
ther notice.
j , In shipping Goods from any point Phade phia,
0epartcular TO mark package 'TE. FhdHarTtjB HIT0gd
81 Goods consigned the Agents Of this Railroad PadeI
phia or Pitts wi ha forwarded without dstsr0n.
FREIGHT AGEvIs--iarrs MCruley & Memphis Tenn.
X. F. sa q Co.. ST. Louis = Mitchell son, Evansville,
Indiana Dumesll- Bell and AUrdDCl, aud Carter g. Jest,
Louisville KY r. C. AsdrUu, Madison, Indiana Srngman
q Br9Wns and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati, n W. Graham q Co.,
Lseyille, Ohio Leach g. Co.. No s. klbg Boston;
ech & Co. As1r HOUSE, New York; No. William street,
and No. Battery Place, New York; E. j. Snesr Philadelphia;
haggew h1uI B-i-i10gg- C. Erllcru5, pitlslurg
Il. IL. HOUSTON, SeFerI FFeig5t 4yelt, PIfrd.
j. LOABAERT, SuDt,, 1it0OHa, Penn,
april, ST
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Five Dollar Sewing Machines.
A Practical Family Sewing Machine for
Five Dollars. ~
Performing fully equat a0Ork. No missing ripping
cfsiaehes No getting ont Of oTasT. 4ayBo5y can
use e; sDery body uiJ AaUs Il.
(sHCUBRD BY RECENT GRANT OF LETTERS PATEET,)
ETNCLUSIYE Rights for a fen States and Counties will be
paeed within m reach Of any enterprisin business man
"a portion Of tie Territory already securely
The PrOpr0rs confidently feel they place before the pub
lie the greatest chance for profitable investment ever offered
Sewing Machine containing tho requisite qualities, which, By
its astlisr- ny and Tow cost viii at go
masses U1 - alXLousy waiting for the Machine
within their grasp.
IL Parties wishing to purchase, requested to call at
examine ts wonderful achievements, and monopoly
Of the State County desired.
NOV ELY s. SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Once BARTLETT & Co., Need Manufacturers,
. Al Broadway, Canal st., n Y.
Call or send for Circular with cuts Of machines.
oct2f-dlm
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COAL STOCK POFR SALE.
ME HAVE 133 SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wish to sell exchange likely young Rs
ETos5 OF city property. aags9 r. 4. HAYNES = go.
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Z. !. ]. ...... ......= Q
y any Weight aai Pattern, az price but little .
above tie price Of Horse She Iron.
The quality u Iron these shoes is warrsnte in every
respect These shoe have been approved Of are used BIZ
me UHle states GJvelzIl usive, also 1y many
principal Stage and Oulus Conpsnies and Horse Shoars
throughout The country. These Shoes purchased through
Vie principal Hardware and Iron Stores On he United States.
is addressed to the subscriber, Troy, will prompt
attention. III. f. BURDEN,
aUTl6-lY Agent Troy, York.
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m n. HOsKINs q RARyFs. = NJ

60 - 3 -
~ He ADSkANS a BARNES, s. Third sf4sst,
between harEet and Jefferson, Louisville, Ky osr 10
ne anc dold PeEsof ther mluufaCture uhols and
rsl2ll5 warranted equal % any TIE COUNTRY
GOLD PINS REPAIRED. AND REpOINTun
Old Pens sent b. mail secouanisd osnts Ia money OF
stamps win le repaired and returned b. nsxt nail.
isbl4d&Hly
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Ladies' Fine SHOES and CATERS.

81 DSI kEOElNED-
- Lass Brown French Lasting bu5toued Shoe CATERS
cova XII - %
Side & Front laced Caters with and without heels
Slippers O, French Kid, White & Black Satin &c.
Misses aRo ghisfens Roots, Caters and Slippers with
heels and without At 42 College street JOHN RAMAGE.
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B0NNlNG's CITY BIsass 1AYD-

FbNEzAS Band is nov fully organized with twelve IN, -
II strunents, and lee members fattsr thsnasais,as 81
that they prepared to furuish good Music ID
Band in The state. Theyrespec1ly call tie stte7tio1 g
Of Assons, Odd Fellows, and otler soees sq efl -
gentlemen, q their fscil for furnishnr f FOR
Celebrations, &c Their terms shah bslnolsrate Gdis--
Ct q 2 BARTHELL, seey, or
r. p. CHAMP
\. S.-PROF. B0NNTNG'S QUADRTLLE RANDI ,-s,.-.,
70 make gemeEfs Tor Nose for Balls Partss - - 80
reasonable terms. address Above iar51-,I5
DIAN 0SsusWe have received fourteen more 49,, +
Il New Piano Fortes, from those unrivaeI =
E1akers, Light, Newton Bradbury and Hsues4 II f7-t5
Bros which make our stock very large and desir-a -
able We would be pleased % have these Instruments t
y all whether they desire to purchase net EverP Piano
sold y shall be warranted 20 give sltsaetion IN every esf
eoi0 ". & r. FREEMAN
PLANO FOEtTEs, LOOEkENCa-CsT. ASSES. 80
EHTE have NON in store nne took OF Psn5s
Melode9ng, hioa7T shaaless artists Ma f-fssssz
tealss &c, and sili manufacturing Tugide III RS ii
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt Works, have recentlyJ
added largely to stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR NTHR0pe
&c In word, intend to WIFE 7re Ty-s rrsss
our customers and induce them TO patonise home instead Of
sending abroad.
febI0-S W. & R. FREEMAN