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20 the ladies and Gentlemen of Ru, /.
fingi0m aud Vicinity.
nENTTgTpv

HE undersigned, thankful for the patronage ex.
tended to him for the past eight years this cit
Woud say that ne has associated with him in practice
=. u BURCi, NJ. d. an experienced Dentist, having
eighteen years and thoroughly posted up in ali lie late
improvements in Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry
inciuaing Aliens Continuous Gum Work, mot put up
IN any ofhce In this part of the State)
Having been associated with DR.. Allen in the ma nu-
factory Of this work. gives DR.. Burch superior aayan
taes in that department.
We are now prepared practice the latest improve
ments and perform all difficult operations In Dental
Surgery and Mechanical Dentistry
Office fcr the presently north side Jefferson It ovar
Allen Hendricks Drug Store. - 49,
apr1-dlw6mw I n .prprpnNpYr
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1u0ifiyf SLAVE CASE AT SAKDUsKY.-A Ken
,1cay saveholder accompanied by the U. s.
lafsnai Of Cincinnati, few days since. made .
descent upon coiored waiter a the 81 law
renee Hotel, SAndasky, and captured him While
N bed, and took him to the depot Of III Ii,ils
aiami Railroad, preparatory Tor leayinr for ~
south. A. the depot . vast crowd 81 e;,;,sns
collected and rescued ths,darky Who toni si1 Ii.
night to parts unknown. In the melee the Nsr.
shai was knocked down and oaherwise severeI,
handled. 10 bred pistol q the crowd. ana
sos gan passed through MAS hat for which
assAe - aasses1 81 eavs bail IT, - eeial
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FARMERS, nave you seen ana trlea
Worlds Fair Prize Churrf

VV1AN aAI ITsG6 lAulAs
Or. Davis Adjustable Chnra 4 Hn'ss
worker Com bincd--R'ateissa fss :
1854.
4 \ cur state Fair. held q. nuse.ts.,,. lev.
october, Nsss,l this Churn aigne lad - -
on exhibition. and indeed IL always tales tbs ".
miam wherever introduced. The advantages
ChuEn over all others are as follows: y.
other Churn.
"a II will gather the butter afser !, " pyodassa
%. ~ WAL work the butter into roll and ~ As g
oattrrn erefrom completely without the ar !. 4
the Ohara.
9th. II can be operated by child With pstftf' =
ana 10 - easily cleanled as any other Chufn. ri
practical operation will convince any pesseA
truth Of Entertainments. .,s,
Below are . few Of the names ofrrsctieai eeAssaF
kers, who have subscribed TO the following 80
via: We are now using the above Charm aoa ~
Maker, churns with and facility snd s.hFs
works and salts the butter In perfect nahns
taking IL from the Churn, and We cheerfaly rev
10 As the best Churn we have ever seen. ,.a4
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Ahner -
James Woodside, James Hilcry. Robert trosss 20
GreEg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson, - "
samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming, JeienaAa -. NJ
ThoMpAon, bates, John Wild, Samuel INV
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, Janice Robertson. ..nA-
The subscriber has purchased the right 70 49,. y!
lure and sell the above named ChuTn In Des m
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson sna Z
Counties, Illinois, and 10 now prepared 70 miH
y he Will favor him With their patronage. ,-a.ab
e. These Churns are also for sale At ~ -
%. ., Keith Robinson . Co.'s, and U Launsn y
Shop corner ofvaliey and Eighth streets. osryI
feb 3S-vtf n. T. ekltI
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[nVNN.-A few more u those cheap Guns o. ~. N
ian SS-i1v SCOTS, NAin ssrsS
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The administration party has a right to
be as hot as it can make itself. twill die
soon, and twill be cold enough then.-Lou.
Jour.
An old gentleman says that he 10 the last
man in the world to tyrannize over daugh-
esrs affections. So long as she marries the
man Of his choice, he don't care who she loves,
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B. G III. R. r. FREIGHT OFFICE.
hE only Freighttrain on this road leaves Eullnrr
Il ton at 500 AN 'e-
Ah!reight designed to be forwarded on an particular
Jay should pc delivered on the day previous
mayZeoptf. VIM. II. BACKUS, Sup't
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A Tale of Terror

very singular and rather a marvellous
story has recently appeared in n Vienna
journal. ltappears that as farmer of Or
SNOW, near that city, was lately returning
home from market, he stopped at the road
side public house, and imprudently showed
the lnnkeeper q large sum which he he'd re
ceived. In the night the innkeeper, armed
with poignard, stole into the farmer
chamber and prepared to rob him; but the
fHrmer, who from the mans manner at sup
per, concerted suspicious of foul play, had
thrown himself on the bed fully dressed,
without going to sleep and being a power.
fui man, he wrested the poignard from tile
other, and using it against him laid him
dead at his feet A few moments after. he
heard stones thrown at the window, and a
Voice, which he recognized as that of the inn.
keepers son, said: 1.-The grave is ready /"
This proved to him that the father and son
had planned his murder, and to avoid detec
ton, had intended burying the dead body at
once lie thereupon wrapped the body in
sheet and let it down from a window; he
then ran to the gendarmeris and stated what
had occurred. Three gendarmerie immedi-
ately accompanied him to the house. and
found the young man busily engaged in
shoveiing earth into the grave. what are
yen barylng? said they. "Only horse
which has just diedl' you are mistaken"
replied one of them, jumping into the
grave and raising the corpse Look" and
he held up a lantern to the face Of the de-
ceased. Good God r cried the young man
thunderstruck ut is my fatheri'' He was
then arrested, and at once confessed all
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SPRfNG REDS-A new patent, which I will
~ pnsup on trial of week and If not liked will be
taken down, free Of chargef kept, price 81 90. Any
one wishing to try them do by calling my store
septic bp IT. q usp1y
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| ANU OA ~ SWO very lOnS
Are kicking the evening breeze;
And lot of fancy dry-goeds,
Whose nature cannot divine,
Are wildly and merrily tapping
About on the same old line.
And very fly young lady
At the Parlor window sews;
And | rather conclude, if you tried it
SYou'd find she d fit into "them hose"
She's only halflength picture,
Fore shortened below the breast: =
But the dry goods which dance on tine tight
rope,
Out yonder, just make up the rest
So dream-like she seems, so genteel,
You'd think her too good for earth;
And feel that holier spirit
Is banishing vulgar mirth
To its worldly home-by Jingol
What flourish that muslin throws
And how uncommonly taper
Those stockings 60 off at the toes.
o eyes like the sky when tbs bluest
o hair like the night without star!
0 muslin and hose can't help it /!
Ye still draw my thoughts over thar"
The Lady alone is substantial,
The clothes but fancy ideal,
Yet somehow or other-confound it !
I've mixed up the sham and the real
V.
o love you're the same old s,xpence
With the poet, the muf, or the brick
You 60 up with rush like rocket
But come down at last like the stick;
And let love- thoughts be lofty or lowly,
Platonic or flash, opine
That they all, like yon dry-goods and stock
ings,
Belong to the very same line |
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MONEY TO loaa on snort time.
Nx iune3A GEO. u. LANE,
ea a Opposite Post O0se
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New Rn0kc-Tnct pnoo,rcJ

NCW NCUAE-J USC hGCElV6U.
M oRfH-WESTERN COAST; or, three years resi-.
~ dence in Washington Territory-by James q
swan, with numerous Illustrations. vol. limo
:, virginia ILLUSrRATED. Containing a ysi; To the
sng,nian canaan and the Adventures Of Port Crayon
Crayon. - Ao''
THE BATTLEFIELDS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
Thomas s. Rhoads. -
THE BANKERS MANUAL. Manual for the use
OF Notaries Public and Bankers-by Bernard Rocker
OF the New York Bar. Revised and enlarged hy l.
Smith Romans, Editor OF tile Bankers M trazine H.
Inc ABOVE ior sale by J. p. BROWN,
nova Barrett House BLOCK Cd at
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TREES!!
Ar TIE
Burlington Nurseries

Formerly Avery, Comstock & Co., and A. W. Comstock
and Bro.
me unGarlgned would call the attention of those
wishing FRUIT TREES, &C., to the
LAKGE and splendid STOCK NOW
OLA hand.
Orders solicited for the Spring Trade.
Address, A. w. COMSTOCK and the UNDERSIGNED a,
Burlington. j. X SCnrr
Assignee Of A. " Gomstock,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

THE sciences Of Chemistry
and Medicine have been taxed
tnelr ntiaost to produce this best.
most perfect purgat!ye which il
known to man. Innamerab,s
) proofs are shown that these pIIIs
have yifbnes which surpass in ex-
cellence the ordinary medicines.
\ and that they win unprecedented
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. EBNER. GUNSMITH.

NEM S1Sts, Esfi0H AND BEINDFAg
a, .nstl. ~. tieasaht street, opposite the Ola
iowa, All common work constantly on hand, and or.
oefs' ny mali or otherwise ,psonptiy attended TO
nov. Go.w. IRIAH TapEp
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"uu ume tney nlle0 the basklt, they lodged
onto his tale till hit wus es thick es WAC
GIN tnng, an strate up in the ar at that
!ookin sorter like ~ ded pine kiyered with
IVY. They wur in fact all over i'm, an at
wurk with all thar mites, maxim i'm feel
good On hot, an improvin his temper m,tely.
1--WE AL the durnd times ye ever hearn tell
owe, wur thar An tharabouts. He cum tale
rust agin the ole two story Dutch clock an
fotch hit bustcn the innards outen II tho
ieetle wheels wur all over the fore. Next
pas he fotch up agin the foot owe a big dub-
bill engind bsdsted, an rared hit onto aiud an
punchin wun owe the posts thru the glass
winder. The next tale fust experdishun wur
agin katakornered cupboard what soon
cotch darnation. He smashed the glass
dores in, upsettin hit, an then stomped every
thing inter the shelves all tn giblets, a irwin
tn back further in that direckshun. Pickil
crooks, presarye jars, vinegar jugs, seed
bags. yarb punches, paragorick bottle, aig
bitkite, an deli, were all mixed id per,
miskusly, An not wuth sortln by about
dsllar an haf Next he got . fair back
ecrcs the rune agin the board pertishun;
NO went thru ike hit he'd been paper, an
suck about six feet squar owe hit in splinters
ana scfaps with i'm inter the rune whar
uaey Wor sasln, IN now the ftin owe bees. |
- dancin an dodgin begun.
Clapshaw's mann wer e. deaf o doieiron.
On cot 1t the aind owe the table mex tu wbar
sock busted thrus tho wall tail aind ON Ia
cum agin her cheer. histin her an hit onto
the tabil. Now the squawkin, an cussin.
an the smashin owe things, an the mixin owe
vittils begun. They he'd set several tabils
tugethsr tn make hit long enuf 90 he list
rolled em up top owe one another and thar
cot old Misses Clapshaw . straddle owe the
pile, 6tin bees like onto . mad wind mill.
with her saliksr cap in wun hand fur web.
Nm m . crSet frame in luther kickin
like she wur ridin lazy hoss AFTER doctor
Iasars, cabbage, meat, sups, sop, dsmplins
40 the truck ye waller in; milk, plates, pies
n every duEn 6xin yu cud think owe IL
week, we're thar mixed on smashed like hit
bed bean three . thrashing masheen. ole
1osk e.! kep . baadn, aa baked the hole
~, - 'osnaa q ~. wi1A 1ys q & uohse
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STEPHEN 7. ACRES,
RDO!A IL finder. t:.Frr kn.er A. lriaak
- H1Sh a.aankacIHaer.
Ia Coo.baughs Eic Il. Main Street.
BURLINGTON, iowa.
Binding OF every description done &c order. RIant
Books ruled and manufactured In any stvIa -
'' @s'' iuiea - any pattern. ny4-bpy
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me All her wardrobe, and that l was married
IN the glaze silk? Did |, even in nv sleep
build schemes of what would do with the
money that my mistress might enrich me
with? No as | hope for heaven, and 10
meet dear. Joseph, with all nv woman's
heart, too, beating true and warm. and 1
thought no shadow of evil told them SO
in court, where all looked black against mo
and they believed me even.-But in that
morning, late, when the sun was shining fnll
upon the window, and the noise Of people
gong about their daily work was full and
clear, saw frightful sight, ghastly hor.
ror, that the day but served to make more
hideous and unnatural-my mistress muir
dered IN her bed No answer when knock
ed again no answer.-The curtains at the
bedside were close drawn, but through the
open shutters fiercy flood Of light fell red
upon the carpet and the curtains-ay, and
on the snow.White counterpane. red also II
was bloodl thought there had been rain
OF blood upon the handles of the drawers
upon tine toilet cover, on the dressing ease,
upon the towels, and basin-eyerywhero
where the murderer's hands had been after
their deadly work; and in the bed dared
not lcok in the bed; but in that great swing
glass, where l had decked myself hut few
hours ago, saw it ALL and every mirror in
he room was picturing the same sisht-there
ny the corpse, the murdered woman with
ler. gaping throat.
n
They thought at FIRST that was murder
q, too, lying SO stiff and cold in that death
handler. answered nothing to questions
lelther in the house nor in the prison. /
new nothing, nor could l have told them
sd known, until Joseph came. 1t seem.
= % me then quite natural that he should
e, WIN ine-nothing praiseworthy, nothing.
nus dear little engaged young persons
yes began TO get reddcr about the rims at
~ feminscsnce and her story assumed
2 sneooessns = vel q shoky character III
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LANCASTER c. II, :. c., May, 1856
Dr. c. H. Jackson, IhiIadelphta: Dear .Sir:-I
have been afflicted with Dyspepsia for number Of
years. and until three years since could find nothing
which would afford me relief. Fortunately for me,
heard of Dr. Hooiand' : German Btters and thought
would try them not however, with much faith that
| should be benefited by their use
To my surprise found that taking few doses
relieved of the pain in my side and chest my ap-
petite became good gained stresgth and in fact felt
stronger and in better health than / had for long
time. do not allow myself to be out OF the Bitters
if obtain them, for nothing else me any good
| am willing at all times and ready to state my case to
any one who may wish to know the fun particulars
and shall with pleasure recommend them to all who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia Liver Complaint,
for believe if any thing will give them relief they
VIII be relieved by Hollands German Bitters Ma
ny persons in tins district have used the Bters with
beneficial results, and have doubt you could get
a number of certificates yoT To ask them for to
my certain knowledge quite number have been very
much benefited by the use of your medicine
almost forgot 10 mention that my daughter, about
German Bttcrs. think best to mention his, as l
have never known them used in any other case Of
the kind Respectfully yours,
A. HALEs, Silversmith.
Witness, j. D. glenn.
For sale at the Principal ONCE, 4ls Arch st. Phila-
delpha and are sold by druggists and store-keepers
in every town and village in the United States Cana
das West Indies and South America, at rs cents per
bottle. See that the signature of c. NJ jackson is on
the wrapper of each bottle. sepl-lm
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
1. Collegiate Department.,
MVEIH'VARX COEIEIEGE.

J. LINDsIEY D. u n. Chancellor of the Uni
yersity, and Professor of Chemistry and Geology.
Col B. X. JOHNSON, Superintendent of the Military Col
lege and Professor of Engineering.
JAMES +. HAMILTON, AM, Professor Of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
J. H. STEWART, A M, Professor of Greek and Latin
languages and Literature.
F. l.. J. THYssENs, AM, Professor OF French and
Drawing, ID e.
g. S. BrAcKIE, AM SID, Professor of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev. J. w HoYTE, A NJ NJ r. Professor OF Mental and
Moral Philosophy, and Biblical Literature.
C. X. WINSTON NJ ID. surgeon.
II VIE First Term of the next Academic year com
i mences the Goth Of September, and the Sec
ond Term 14th of February.
Tuition. Boarding, Washing, Fuel, Rooms, Servants
attendance, and Use of Arms, 500 per Term Ma
circulation Fee s. Students required to furnish
their rooms, which be done moderate charge,
by rent purchase. Engineering. French, Spanish
German, Drawing, Book keeping, and Fencing, each
so per Term of twenty weeks.
In the regular Collegiate Course the ancient reputa
ton Of the University for Scientific and Classical
Scholarship will be maintained, and at the time,
every facility afforded those who desire TO pursue
cs there Is also Preparatory Class Students under
IA years of age will not be admitted.
By the aid of Military Discipline effective govern
ment is established and health, ply steal culture good
order and industrious habits promoted.
For Catalogues additional information, apply TO
any member of the Faculty.
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Gflfgrapb
LATER FROM UROPE.

Foreign per Steamer Persia
NEW YORK, Sept l6-The, steamer Persia
has arrived with Liverpool adyices, Of the
9Th. ..r...
The Prince Albert's advices reached Liver
pool on the first the Arago's on the I'd and the
Europa's on the 4th.
Cotton, sales of the week As 900 bales, of
which Spectators took 400 and exporters
$500 bales; all qualities slightly declined. but
mostly lower qualities, the decline on which
is I. The market closed quiet, follows ::
Orleans fair Z middling Lie. Mobile fair
7-l6; middling 1916. Uplands fair
3 Is; middiing I. Stock in port at Liver
pool 636, Gee bales of which 100000 bale
are American. r
Manchester advices favorable. Cotton firm
but quiet Breadstuffs steady. Provisions
steady Consols s6s@964 for money and &C
count
Bullion in the Bank has increased IA, 900
pounds.
The money market is generally unchanged
with an increased demand.
News unimpOrtant.
The details of the American treaty with
China is received.
1t is TO be ratified within one year. 1t stip-
ulates for the good offices of the United States
in case of difficulties with other Powers.
LATEsT.-LIvERPoOL.- sales of
cotton Saturday 5000 bales, of which export
ers took 1000 bales; closing quiet but steady.
Flour firm. Wheat firm. Corn dull. Pro
visions quiet.
LONDON, Saturday afternoon Consols 96S
(g963 for money and account. ttt|-s
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City Election.

At Regular Meeting OF the Board Of Mayor and
AdrruIrh of the city Ul Nashville, THURSDAY, sep.
Timber 9Th INST, the following named persons we're
appointed officers u hold AN erection in edCh OF the
Mar,s the city 90 Nashville on saturday Scptcm
Der 10Th, 1858, Tor the purpose OF eectiHS Mayor,
Board uI Aldermen, aud Board of Common Council,
s:,d cty, lot the ensuing Municipal year, To wit
iulsT MAFD.-, AArlrs Sayres aud Mr. Richards
Judges Geo. ". NoTVell and Ihns. Hubson, Clerks.
j. n hubhs, Receiver OF votes. john Coltrt, Magis
tratc. Election TO be held al Morris stratton's
Warehouse.
SE,oND WARD-W. II. Townsend, VI. Moaohan
and J. q, Moore, Judges. J. II sloan anu It,nl I'm
uvy Clerks. James Coleman, Receiver OF votes. lsh
ana Dyer, tsq, Magistrate. Heeuon u be heidat w
TInRD wARD w. l.. Boyd, Jr., Andrew Tyler and
H. r. Brown, Judges ElwarI Hawkins and William
Nchol, Ccr6s, b. :. Weller, Receiver OF votes Jo-
slh Fcrrss PSI, Mag tstratc Election Ia De held at
". l.. Boyd's office.
ForArti wARl.-John W. Martin, VIM, Mcfarland
and \. G FarTts Van Holman and William Brown,
Clerks. A Creighton Receiver OF Votes. V. u. Rob
crtson, kSq., Magistrate Election . be held at
Stfarght n Aliens Coach shop
frrn wAHD.-M,son Valoy, ". c. Loftin and + D..
FarErworlh, Judges. John a. Currey aud John Da-
shicl, Jr., Clerks. jos htrusrd, Receiver of votes,
Josiah Frrri-s, & -trate- Election To be held at
hrchcts Carpenter shop, o"rirr OF Spring ami Vine
streets.
SAm wAEp.-James Haync, y u. Ellis and Ben.
Gruoiurs Jggcs. 4 IA. Herd anu ~ n laxtun, q KS.
a Pyle, Receiver votes ". ii. Wilkinson, Esq.
Magistrate. Election Ia be held at raEfey Pyle :
shop, S'uth Market street
~k,ENIu WARD --lirnTy hiB, Tho. \. LgakioTl and
PARK, Judges. Perry Park sad IL. l. Weave,
Clerks. T. Bowers, Receiver ot ,uvs John CO..
bett, Es-. Magistrate EcoIn u BE- lvd at a Bran
un's store
FloHtu wARn.-R. 4. Rtrnes Al { Cotton and Mr..
n,bsun, Judges =. 4. SkpNlth anal Ben, rAHkslvy /,
Clerks y. l.. Hewlett, Receiver OF votes. W. IL.
Wilkinson, tzq II ,ststrats'. Election te DO held
at No. IS Hall, Cherry street
n. A. GLENN, Recorder
sepu4-3t BUSa
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5ns,- the Hartford Times has the following
lin relation to the manufacturing industry of
Connecticut:-.:A successful manufacturer In
this county, in conversation day or two
since. remarked to as that in respect 10 the
goods produced hy American manufacturers,
of nearly all descriptions, but especially cas-
-simeres. satinets etc, there has been greater
Improvement of ,tbe quality during the last
wear, than in any ether six years combined,
since the commencement of our home manu-
factures in the United States Contrasted by
the side of American broadcloths and cassi-
.mercs made ten year- ago, ihc goods of 1905
look like the best imported art Giles; and it is
plain that in few wears more the home de-
mand wiz be suppli Il by American goods,
equal to the best foreign made fabrics Most
of the smah manufacturing establishments in
Connect icut, during the past two or three
wears. have done as wen, pecuniarily, in pro-
portion 20 the capitol employed, us almost
auy other hind of business; some have made
mency, and some have made losing husIncss
of it. according to their several methods Of
carving on their hpsEeSS. The experiment
il being tried satisfactorily by some, of avoid
ing the commission houses and relying upon
their own sales
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT IL CO.,
Wholesale ard Retail Clothing House,

No. Ii Ceidr street. NdshUiIle, Tenn.
We take this method of informing the resi-
dents and sojourners of Nashville, that our
stock OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING is now
complete, and we are receiving all the Neto
STYLES from the Eastern markets, embracing
eUeJy Uqriety Of GeRtlemNS IIpdrel, which We
are Offering at VERY LOW RATES FOR CASH
Our stock is kept complete as heretofore,
by constant purchases made by Il member of
the firm, resident Of Phiiddelphia, whose long
yerience and great facilities, afford every advan
tage for the selection of choice Goods. Our
aim Is TO give our patrons as good variety
of fashionable Goods to select from any other
Cjty IA the Uuon and we respectfully solicit
call from buyers, for an opportunity to con-
vince them that the Ldrgea and Best Stock Of
Goods, ever opened in Nashville, is at No Is
Cedar street. Please call aud examine.
CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT Il Co.
=. S.-We are the only agents in Nashville
for Thomas d. Delano x Co.'s celebrated LIFE
PREsERvERs. which are so adjusted in the lin
ing OF the Vest t0 be Of no more inconve-
nience than the ordinary wadding. 1t has
only To be seen to be admired. Their hither-
to rapid sale is the best assurance of their
utility. septftlJan