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kinds Of repairing done the substantial manner, bs
ng both practical mechanics, can safely PROMISE general
Satisfaction. All articles sold BY warranted 70 be Of
the best quality Mlers, MiWnghts and Othess are re-
spectfu invited examine stock before purohasmE,
p All orders and communications promptly attended
o. WARNB g. RYAN,
aug Il-daw cor. College and Bread ST. Nashville
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Three Daily Trains aron Pittsburgh &C
HMHlaLa. lpRGz.
RAINS leave PttshuGgh 0t0ys5 Mail A ~; ba5l
L Lius P al; Es,5 Mail e.sa = Il
Ihe BIprezs Mail Dali, the 0lleE tHO sundays
cep led; Making DlREC1 CONAECItuSS vita all Trains
tTUm
st. Lsuis Mo-, Dubuque, KeOkuk and Iowa City, Iowa;
tlrO. ROCk Island ana Chicago, lLOs5 Lexington ana
LOuisvill8l Nv; Ierrs Haute, Indianapolis and La
fSystle, indiana cincinnati, Columbus, Day BoUs
1OlsdO, Cleveland, Zsnssgille, CIgsLnHs,
AEssliop aud Wooster, OuiO. Also
kHazs, Nebraska sud MInussOta-
AND BLL POINTS AN AEE ~ EST.
FARk a. Low Ao BY A-tl OfbhK ROUTE.
PasssuguTs me West Tey upOuLha being The
shortest End most eEpedItuus rogls %
PHILADELPHIA, BALtlMOaE, NbW YORK, and al
EASlkkN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug.2l PAssenEsE Lnes, PENN kaLIT1al, PlILa.
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& FrIZze II,

80. q, PUBLIC SQUARE.
Are now in receipt Of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the rstail
trade For Ladies they have in part
Fine Butioncd heel Caters, Black and Bronze.
DO JOIgr5ss do do DO do
do Side Lace do do do do
do Congress, side lace Caters Without hsslE
DO kid boOJs,thicS and thin soles,
DC White kid and satin slippers;
do do do do Caters;
60 Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin solef;
do do DO CO with heels;
Lasting Caters With or without hes,S
calf and Goat Boots Tor school shoes;
Boys and Children.
Bows calf and Congress SHOES;
Yguths' DO
Boys and Youths' Thick boots.
Brogans and Thick Boots.
fne stock Of BFOgans iOE Plantation USE Also good
r~- or shoes for These goods we're all made
uttyF and certainly superior article. Also Men
thick boots Of every description.
j. Persons wishing anything
n our Hne Will and is TO their interest 70 call ss We are de-
lsTmined to give them the worth OF their moHsy.
Can Ct No, q Public Square.
Osl2 SNYDER FRIEZELL
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MARBLE WORK.

HE undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
slate partner to the public hopes he viii
lLerai share Of patronage
nays-dE A AiICHbA4A-
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A & e nCies 5 oIlclJe d.

rtvryf7 ,7rgts bis ARRANGEMENTS or the JraLsacsI7a
all kinds agencies % hs own sll2G2L3h' lee
- ssrt he sn rae. me srPrcsEu0as 1l ibore who mag
rHfrurt oeGs Nu cHIr.tsng interest 90 DIS
part shall Of ans u5 Ua allowed, Dc sflot
tusnsss alone 100 ug btfeGiDI-t Jan
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AS uor UlsrlnK IJr sLls LhsE saEDle o4 afk'4
adjoining zoe store OF sOI5 l-Egss -ai
Touls s1l % 1larhsg L-lE lUs illL g'H.si
tIUul street
IL WOau make one the best stands i0r wholesale Gre
csry siuTs 10 ca. ap.li %
sspss ser a. " S. LINDSEY.
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THIS New HoeI is now open foT the RECEPTION Of "A
BIarders being sJuafeL ln central locally, con ffl
veuisul 70 al me different Railroads., our Medical IL
college the post Oce ald The yerTenders u ne mo ~
nrable place The city travellers and bCeTderb Mem
beT of the legislature, Stu dents and tie travelling pLDe
generally are earnestly requested visit his house, Ne
lainH viii be sEred 70 rendsF all who eOmfOrE bio
aBd eontenlsd Oct6 NA. r bkANChs
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FaaTr7 For Sale

TIE subscriber Offers his valuable Farm ale, contain
L ing 40 acres, nearly $50 IL which cleared in
good condition. Il is aDout5 uiles North OF Paris
GOOD n5iga bOihOOd and near Jha Iron TANKS road
II not old private sale Dy l2th Of February, viii
be offered 81 Aueuou- Terms easy
inrak-nN B 4 NOCK. Paria.
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: - kseut u 80.

THAT cu. .sl-lI r-5llucs lls Fr4lA l Iaruglr5 a.
- yrlzeAs aCc4y ped o. air. FglJHs. L contains
leza-es h-cL--s ss lJuls 4ul a-la1
,rJIua -s.aau5l % sJIlQ o. sslr lz.a4s
ilr toFl4 ui ysaTsII desired. Apply 90
o. a. h. E. LI1usL-F
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Bank - TFEashu1lgn.
Erea EanFrs

HAsb lSf s--s -ars5 4-l.la- p.5Esss alsl Wa
-e.- -Jf 's-g5 "A Sans Aasu4ille, -lI-lis1
caecks 81 % 81 rrces .ag aa.s o. ays assai
-he pfJgerJ lEps-8 a " L--DzLaf
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70 Cedar street!
HanIE of Uon1nerca-

Nashville, Tenn.4 Dec. ~, 1857.
HR stoekloldem Of this Bank have placed the in
tho hands OF Tru tee for the purpose % winding ups
tEoSe indebted 70 tbe Bank will please call and pay up
their Indebtedness falls due. The bodeFE viii please
ssnd In our notes early possible aud return
h5 notes Of the Bank Of Iennssse The individual uepOs
this Bank have been han ted 10 ms teTCbY
edge my individual liability fOr hem and the money Is
ready when called foE.
dso Ig-tf JOHN q. JAMES.
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ubsber has hand the largest and best sssOTtmen
MARBLE and MARB LIZ WORK ever offered tn the city
70 which be particularly invites the attention Of public
he Is prepared execute all Jobs in bis line in the best sl
Il . Al rnh. q .nnrt nnLIce- LAMEN ELnAM
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HAVE closed up my Market street, moi Tor the
purpose Ol going 20 Texas, but LU my
DIE COuer OF Jhurch and Front streets, slgfs have
moved stock, ard viii be pleased the .ar8l-
age % my old customers -Ld Lns r1IuE public
JIyl u. 81. SUMNER.
h. ST. Wish 80 hire good Carra-e luv-r. FuT .05d
one g0od qIice will be adyalcsl mousuy,
years 8.
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.MotiCe.

IL ,erus having ans aglinst TIE estate q John Dur
rstt dscsassd srs hereby notasd g. Gle hsnWlh iha
h ~ Inc County OF LaWrsnes cOantv, within she
time pFeserbsd By law Or ne Eaus WIN ss barred. Tia
Oh February lsas ~. X ~ ahhl-ls
~ lA-WA Aeninizifaials
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Southern Portable Plantation
Corn Feeder and FIGURING Mil
EatabIdBIanae1at,
DU RR Mill.

~ - a ~ ~ 20
DstOnes Of ell
giZes on hand
aad madetOc or
deg,EmBt mills,
mill irons miii
geeriBg, belt
In &, hOisring
and regulating
screws, screen
viz, aamsel
irons, Plaster
paris, Dutch sn-
chOr brand boil
ting cloths Oluu
numbers.
We also con-
tract for the e.
TectiOR OfhOuF-
ingA nd sa W.
milln Ala.-nLl
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El0rse Etolen.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
MAS STOLEN from my sIs5is ou the Fluvla Pss.
wv Two uIss irUu Nashville, the Zll &c Tues ay
as eth iust q large DAPPLE GHAl nJESE eyed
f.s YEARS said horse IS a5 ut sixteen hands az b. lgrs
.ud uaCes Huefv and works well 10 bu-z7 he bls
ea.ciuD n hz hs.d Ehsn tr)tug wing Hu apBasr
suce 9f teng o htts hms No uarss rec. sslgl. /
ri give tss above reward for the sDprsd on c t1s
h gf and re urn Of the hJfse SS5 0r TIE return OF IRE
0rse ANY Information IN regard 90 the above Hui 20
tl.nkirl.y rsce 7s ~ be house Uf kkg3trcE Sevins
20 Nashville, lenE.
fs5 6-dIu &zw MOSES KTREFATR1CE.
FIFTY vEGRUGs FUR sALr.
DHE mosl Of lhsm young and likely, g. f. a. laJnss
q Trrr M fsafrr s1-a.r
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NORRIS & STRATTON,
Bank of Nashville.

yXTB have oompsie stock Of Groceries, consisting IN
w PsEo.-
SALT, WHISKY, NAILS, CANDLES,
Fes Cigars. T3bacCo, Branches, &C; which, vi Bale
Rome BaggHE 20 bales o augusta DuIls all OF which
s viii sell reasonable rates for bsuk OF Nashville Notes
1r Tor certnsl checks uT deposit
We have also dssIabie ty and kdgeasld property
which We vrI dispose favorable terms be the
way. Apply % FISHER " hdhL1NS O. CO.
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For safe.

I hAf Vallz9lg .-ziasss s--4 lst srsel, al.g-l-
4 lls tlu faIelvusa -l uallll-llr J1-al1- ~
sl5y o-4 s.JT-l saals b. s4s cay
,fsuJ Eslaii es-ao .a-l-lue. Es.-u szIs lls4srl-
aPty
E1y - AZ b LINBsLsv
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". a. sThaET. a. L. E1Se ". 4. ErasEz.
STREET. KING q CO.. ia
Attorneys at Law
LAND, COLLECTTOH, AND
q e A z y n y AZ q


o N B r 4 L A q ENTS
OMAHA GIFT, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
W ILL practice Law in she Supreme AID nfeor Courts Of
" Nebraska buy and sell Land Warrants, enter land On
time, give special attention ma ing elections of lands Ii
nebFask for those wishing good and desrbs locations n
for dstsut dealers reasonable tarma py Lar r
nsh abstracts q entries titles on short notice bu ana
s5I lands town-iOt5, and all kinds of real estate and m
GENERAL AGENCY business.
.REFERENcEa
VS.. Gilman, Banker, New YORK city.
Convrrse, Harding q 10, Boston, HAS.
c. wizard, sapg n, Y. Central RAILROAD. Alsany n
Gen. Leslie Combs, Lexington, Ey.
Hon. Francis B. ROgg, Nashville, Ten.
johnson, Weaver q Coz 3"
Or. !. 5 Young,
Gov. Wn. b. Campbell, Lebanon
Hon. JOrdOu stokes
Lucas, Thompson q CO., 81 Louis, No.
MCGarie, Chiilsudon q CO., keOhuk, lows.
Wm. q. SEWERS & co., Banksrs- Oskalo0sZl lava
BALDWIN, Dodge q CO.. COgHcil Bluffs,
Davis, Moody d co., Cheago, Illinois.
MA. Johnson s. CO., New Orleans, Ia iu21f
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. GARD.

TTAVING sold my entire interest Ia the drm o. RuhsU-
llfJrd Doyle 70 J. T. Rutherford herewith tender my
thanks 70 all The customers OF Tho late hr and would
commend ny late palmer q gentleman WOFJhy Of
continuance Of the PATRONAGE. louEd The old
stand where shall DO pleased 20 sse al Of our friends and
custOmerB. fian 6--dlml JAMES DOh LIZ
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NOTECE.

CHArLtS NEAL. lo uIs ieraioe-i o. dezdsl son o
VI Z8gbalier Nea dsesased Of WiiFo1 county lula
rrt - In the OF Tennessee is hsrooI informed
JbaL there e zmnl su 70 Of money my haIdl5 Ualch DO
FIJI GOLDsTOy,
Eh-ua.aH Erecutor or Z Neal, dsr'1.
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VTRUN thesubscu5er ua Sac lstdsy Of July, negro
e Boy, GsECa HsNhir Of copper color, iss' Z
he ssrslssd m east Tennessee, near MCEIn1yIG. lie
will nrobaasy make his way back there. I bought him
ron BIT. IsTrg oI las! Tennessee. viii give ceu doGrE
sSea out a the county, bty d1ars Il be gets 20 Eas
tennessee When tass1 hs rs 81 be delivered ne,
s1uf-ed so thBl csn gci bin. DAVID H. i.DEH
4re Savra -7s les 1OHth nr Nashville Tern
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IN PIANO FORTES,

G. A. Princes MslodsOns Buffalo NY, Church and ParioT
organs Gultsrs VOnDs, VoinoeOs, AceordeOns Flutes
Fa zOsts Flies, DTlm IambouuRes BanOs and everything
musical line. args Catalogue Of
sheet Music; Books and Instructors Of ali kinds
Orders Country vail meet with prompt stten ton
Pianos tuned AccUrdeOus ali other Instruments repair
Eni0n -Ndoor from ColIeRe. IEspl. 3
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRlEN&M.M M. BRIEN, JR
Attorneys at Law,

~ SHVILLE., TENN
OFFICE, NO. 81 WEsT-SIDE CHERRY STREET,
COOFE as BUILDING
Formerly occupied By ia EWinE.l
HAVE taken in eOpsrtnsrship mg II. n BRiHNs Jr-
= tn the Practice o E In all the DaydsoI cOuuLys
one or o5-h can generally De Cunc In me office FrOmt
aHl cspecli llientou given securing and collecting z
cE-ns 21nsJ a. says ready c8LscLsd) have Jsgu
3-s-inty a1d regularly engage IN mT profession In ihs
daunln District of ts as 20 ears, and VII COutinae
euc % securing and collecting l1trustsd my
in th6 counties Of cannon, Dahslb, White, Fsntrs over
L7n5 tutna ld Jackson general ACQUAINTANCE
gh the merchants aud business men N t10ss counties Inc
merchants Of NASHVILLE and In 0Jhsr places might
n5lTint5sL 20 confer with m5 In alI1n LasFsLO.
rsiGrt any and all persons who IOr my ability
and prompt attention 10 business.
rTchIf--Ss-lV MANSON M. 2 RIEN.
LaHln PAaSA d u FLKu .tfhREE.I.l-
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NUMBER 26.
Esndsszs Advsrt5sanaats
For Sale

A HANDSOME eOuEITy rezl-slcg, ca ,As Di.EIas5n or
- Branch louisville tuuplk-5 = u5t lr1m A-suFIa
he pI4so CJnlzus ID acres Ot Erull %. 1lcn l.
1OUiznd. Inc dwelling u neat VIA .1ur
rU0 kEeneu aarvaEl5 g0us. and Gus 10 sgsrF
aIIlHg sugpy water. For lsrss, aca suall5 10
L. - -. 4 \ s LLE---L.H
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BELL AM AsttAss FUtaBE8.4,
On Front near BrUaG 50
T41 subscriber respectfully -silTE5 1.s
"a tLslEs tgEas pubic tJf -lsa l-5o-.. a1-ag- q.
- llI-5 communities ct q-zT0--Ea Ea. E
elslAA -aJFe line, sss. -
O-rrlE AND alEET IEON MANCEa- - .4...4.
AOgslhsr Tl.4 sF=rg asslI.a-u q. As-l45 l-E-1Ls 1
islc S4ckiUEss balJIl sisl4l ana C4zuBEs
soda Follls, JsusElIJEs, ale FUula5- llG 1lupE
every description manufactured 20 grus- or repaired
sl1Eg nUlGg.
Cash si De paid St slItimss FOR Ola Copper sna BFs
an-3-l b. UgLZ.
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THE FAMOUS KOADsFEB,
EaaugaTuCk Black Hawk,
LnDorlss Jl d. Isnn...e. I'm. SOL Cangann

EVHIs SUPER 3 STALLION zlii uzke his second
I a. Jls stable ol the suDssrbsr- one ~
mile Na8nvi. 30 susFllo 10. ulIE" ~
and Etu.J five UIllEf- ttE H1a-ul-
aeal.h sud aDpsar4c cs greatly improved
year DO proved himself lass years remarkably sure t0a
Nlrsz distance 30 90 vol. card i1rr end
grain led a. 81 per week, pastuags El1u srl a. yl es
per week. =. Z. RAINS
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CoMMERCIAL lyTELLIGEYCE,

The past week has been one OF unusual
excitement in the Stock market. On
Tuesday, the Goth, an upward movement
took place, and the fancics and solids all
went up together from one to three per
cent Heretofore the slight changes that
have taken place were mostly confined to
the brokers, outsiders taking no part nor
lot IN the matter. Butthc abundant sup
ply of money and the difficulty Of invest
ing it, create un anxiety in the public
mind lest there should be an advance and
they not be benefited There appears TO
DO an Impression. tina: wc arc on the eve of
grand expansion, more extensive than
any heretofore encountered in this coun.
try, and that q great deal of money can be
made BY vcnuring; this Impression ifgen.
eral Is certain 10 produce the result all
things are ready, and it only remains for
the spectators to put the machinery in
motion. The expansion will occur under
very different circumstances from those of
any previous period. We commence in
advance Of the point where wc left off one
year ago, both in Stocks and real estate.
Money continues abundant in Europe;
interest down to two and half per cent.
On the scabosrd of the United States five
per cent. is the average. Specie is going
south, and the Banks having large south.
ern deposits have called in somo Of their
demand loans VIC have an excess of bank.
ing capital and it is doing ns much harm
Bank officers may be seen under full head
of steam, in search of paper : we should
be much better off with money at seven
per cent, business Of ever kind more lcg-
innate, and less disposition to speculate.
Wheat and -four is accommodating in
large quantities but Mt price above tho
| shipping point; one thing Is certain, there
must be an advance in Europe or a fall
here. 1t is believed or stated that the
crop IN Russia is partially failure but
we must remember that in England,
France, and Germany, there is great
abundance, and if they have enough prices
cannot advance; holding wheat and -four
at present, would seem be to unwise, and
without change soon, we must expect
ialiure--'the thing is inevitable; every
day makes it worse, by adding to cost, in
teress, storage, insurance, and many other
items found recorded in the account of
sales. 1t is desperate gsmefo attempt
the holding of crop; the burden becomes
dangcrous,a and when the holders are forced
to give way it is like letting loose body
of water, sweeping all before it; if allow
ed to pursue its natural channels it would
! relieve itself And so it is in produce, il
allowed to come forward and be sold,
there would be no danger
The weekly meetings, to discuss the
currency, continue at Clinton Hall Il
committee has been appointed to mature
some plan for the prevention of similar
difficulties to those of 1857. Its believed
that If we can prevent an unnatural cx-
pansion, there is no danger TO be apprc-
| hcnded from n contraction.
NeW York. Chronicle.
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Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies.

Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies.
TnE BEsr, SAFEsr, :iosp ErrIc,rsT, AND uss>
TuL fAaILY REMepIEs Known. trhcy havo been
before the public Tor three years, and have re-
cciyed the unqualified commentator Of the thou
sands who have used them. rhcy are pu, up
in neat cascs, with book ofdirectons. and e.
tcon different specifies FOR tee cure % the toll ~
ing diseases, VIZ. | FcrerS. competitors aud in.
lnmnlioHs. 2. Ip0rm CoMpioiatS. 8 Baby's Sty.
ycrings. 4. Did,rhGd and Simmer Compiai.t.-
%. Dgssntary. 6. Cholera cholera morbus.
Coughs, Coils, Broathiits. 8. Toothachc and Esu.
rnigtHs. g. Headaches, 10. Dyspepsia, pedk and
acid stomach. II Suppressed scdaty or paioCu
n1sases L. MATES ana ,Tema!s Weakness. 10.
Group, Ia Salt khoum. 10. Rheumatism.
large boxes, each for tn. following : FEVER
and AQuE; CAraRRii; SoRE, WEAK, and IsrLAM-
Ed EYES RiLEs, WnooPIEo CoUou.
PRICE: Tho entire Set and 9oo.. put up in
large three dram Walls, Sd the numbered box.
es and Book, So; large single boxes 90 cents
sinai! do % cents. = ...
" These remedies are promptly sen, by mail
o. cGpress.to any part Of the country OF the re-
ceipt OF the money. Numbers omitted oy dupli.
caiod 10 suit purchascrs. Address,
HUMPHREYS & PALMER.
562 Broad way, New York.
July ~. lS2 3no.
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E7S Cd By ~ "a ri 81 ,i--Tha Saw
ki N1iBs9 nne D&&s,s G;sck One
Js 90 feet the Otter one saw on 30 iecl
org; with fnrti1y Ship Brick D ytt,puse,
Dunlberaa,, Log Yard. Boat ,atd aGJ Wharf
Mouth al sad Creek; aud Two Dwell
Hng Houses, now teDnntvd by Fairlhild,
Law h. I'D a. Co
Also III Farm, adjoiniuy town and
rlouI Mil Sad farm conaiDs 600 "a,
rres. HE greater potion having been IN med
NV and grazing ground. Tor mary years,
which would b. leased in separate mr,s.
Tor grim" rcniiivation-also, SwO Dwell.
ting Houses N Town. Cash will he pa d
for M-Uhon' adj" wheat al said Flour Mill.
by Guseman & Rogers.
JOHN ROGERS.
M,rssniown. Nov 10, ls5S-2n.
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s'z;AGai ! ME- S'g'as.e.!
THE WAR Is E.NDEDyJ

w NJ. LAZiER has Just received from Phila
w de'phIa and Baltimore, u large and gen.
cral supply Unreasonable goods, which he wall
sell Al very low figures.
FOR TIE LADIES'
lie has a beautiful assottmcn, of Dress
Goods, Such "a Silks. Vclvcts, Drlanes. Aipac-
as, CaIcpB, GIughams, &c, of all colors and
prices. Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, La.
ces, Ribbons, Taper Hoop skirts, Icad.drcsses
&c, &c. Velvet, silk, aud straw buHnets, Rush
CO, Flowers; Something now aud all cheap -
Saonets as low as % cents per yard.
FOR GENTLENEN-
Cloths, Cassimercs, Cassincts, Ves,inrs, Lin,
On collars, sc. Cloth as low as 81, 25 per yard
Cd vide.
SHO rs IND BOOTS
a large assortment nf SHOES, Boots, &C., 20,
Ladies', Gents aud Children.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A full supply OF Coats, Vests and Pants, ycry
cheap.
QUEENSIP IRE.
genera assortment Of Queens & C lassware
GROCERIES,.
Coffee, Tea. Sugar, Molasscs, SyIup, &c. &c.
HATS md CAPS
Hats and Caps for Men and Bays, very low,
with tho goods on hands makes his assoFtme
large and c"mpicte. tie respectfully invites cv.
eryboiy to come and sre for thcmseives lie
Will sell as cheap, us the cheapest and pcrhaps
a little les5. Terms Cash Tor which YOU shall
have full value with interest.
WM. LIZJER.
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GEORGES CREEK ACADEMY,

SMITilFIELD, FAYErrE COUNTY. PA.
TENiE next session Of this institution viii open
A on the first Monday in Novcu Der, aud con
hnue 1--WE m"nths-2l weeks; one week being
a vacation in the middle of the term.
{. \. GILBERT, 4. NJ, Principal
a: w. ROSS, a. b., Prof. OF Languages and
Mathematics.
TERMS--Prcparatory Department, IS
Academic As
BOARDlNG-No student is allowed to board
at tavern. Best boarding can be had at 81 20
to 81 90 per week. ...
Tho Tuition will be required to be paid or ar.
ranged IN advance.
It's expected that Mrs. s. +. T.. Gilbert will
assist IN teaching, and .ther teachers will be
employed il needed. G. AGiLBERT,
Oct ll-l7I-3t Smithned, Fayctto CO., Pa
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THE TRACT OF LAND
SHE OR
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance o. decree Of the circuit
Court OF Monou.ala County. rendered q,
the Spring Tenn 1853 IN The ease uf Edith
Dancer. Administrative WIN he Will annex
ed OF Charles s. Grnc"r, dec d, against SIN.
con T. Do%%er & ",hers, shall, as Commits.
sinna' appointed Tor The purpose, proceed TO
Sell al public aGciiou, ~ front OF the Court
house IN Morgantowu, on the
4th Nonday Of October, 1858.
(being cauri-dari to the highest bidder,
on credit "i g IL aud IS months, The ,fact
e Land in ID Bill aud ,ror"ediogs il said
cause drscribcl being "a cet'om tract con.
iaiuiug sbuu, fuuric"d acres (m0te OF ltss(
adium,ng land, OF John Ramsey, AMI Others
L. sad counrv, now in The possession OF 2e
RI Ramsey: and III" same tract was convey.
ed to CIro,les s. Dancer dead b, Jess. Dan
Ger, decd. The purchaser will BE- requirrd
10 give bond, bearing in,rreS, iron. date
with good security Tor ,he purchase money.
and lien wall also be retained for the same
on the said ,rac, OF lend
r. l.. BERKSHIRE,
Sept 2lsi. lSsS-l70 Commissioner.
gsap The above Sale is adjourned
TIL the 4th Monday of NOVEMBER
Court. IL. Il. Bcrkshire, Conan.
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Oaio Z'fs and l,ust C1mpanv.

Ohio Life and 1rust Company
The assets of this concern, which have
been taken possession of at Cincinnati
by the sheriff, are valued at S1,416,.
766 of which $4,000 only is in cash
Many of the assets consist of railroad
bonds, almost entirely worthless, and
there are $1S.432 in individual notes,
worth, it is said, not over ten cents on
the dollar. The Indebtedness of ono
firm is ever 100000, from which it is
believed, little, if anything, will be
realized.
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kcssts Thn g Yonnn Mems Rnadin

EGyF" The Young Mems Reading
Association" of this place have tender
cd to the Ladies the use Of their rooms
and papers, from 2 to 4 o'clock, p. M.
every day in the week except Satur'
days. The tender will doubtless DO
accepted, and pleasant place of resort
and literary regalememt be thus secu-
red--Wc trust to mutual benefit.
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a remarkable exhibition took 5place
iat the HopkiusWAe (IenmhFaFy Ter
brothers, named Brown, al mounted
on fine gray horses, rode into the amp
hitheather, and displayed their horse
nanship, all being good riders. Tn
eldest was aged forty, the youngcs,
twenty. They had not all been togethc,
for fifteen years. Their mother was
present, and they raised up in front OF
the glorious matron, and saluted her,
while she shed tears OF 10y md pride.