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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-21

This s the first OF four volumes which will embrace the
period Of the American Revolution, from the Blockads
Boston the Treaty of Pesce, Paris in 1882 and it
tsins great degree from manuscript and unpublished
the history OF the nation dun the first portion
this eventfu PERIOD including the Blockade OF Boston Har
bOr the general organization Of the country the alteration
OF the Charter OF Massachusetts the resistance OF the pso
pie OF Massachusetts, the spirit ef h South the Congress
OF I774 the progress Of in England France and
elsewhere the Battles Of Lexington Concord siege
Of Boston, the Congress of 765 the choice Of Washington
COmmanderin Chief the Battle Of Bunker HILL etc.
As there will ubtess be great demand for the History
OF the Revolution Independent of the preceding volumes
Of the work. these four volumes will also be Pubshad sep
GTately, the American Revolution Vols. l. H. III, ",
with title page and binding to correspond.
The first volume will be issued the arS of May, and
she others wiOOW they be prepared for
she press.
apriI I7-9t-Sat and We'd.
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REPUTATION NEW ENGLAND.
BRIsTOL, n. H., June 9th, 1853
To B. 4. Fahnsstoek & Co:

To B. 4. FahHsstock & Co.:
GKETLEMEN:-FOT I've years past have used A, Fah-
nesOck EeTmiiuge for Gnihelmintc In my practice;
my attention hrsl called 10 IL IN where had fail
cd di lodge worms with cHomel, pink and sOWhage.
bottle obtained and used with desirable secli since
then have prescribed for hund OF patients and In
large majority OF with complete success In case
single bottle Of the medicine brought away from pa
tIeni NINETY EIGHT WORMS. lhGve never known Il
90 HARM and am induced make this statement from
AZ honest conviction that Il the most valuable RoTmuge
ei tnowR such s my confidence In its sworn killing
powers that mended II 70 other physicians this
section, and furnish them with the article
Apr d&wlm H. Z. SAVAGE, NJ v.
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sDr7-n No. % Public Square.

nS-WmL CONTINUE TO SEND, through the Post
Office, to all parts Of the United States and Foreign
Countries, as has been done daily for the past five
years, the genuine article Of DURNo's CArARRH
szUTT, so justly celebrated all the world over, for its
efficacy for Sore Eyes, Deafness, Pain in the Head,
and the worst forms Of Catarrh
A single box for thirty-One cents in Stamps, or
four boxes to one address for one dollar, postage
pre- paid by J DURNo, Proprietor, Albany, n. Y.
March 29-W4t
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Rates of AdrertlsInr.
RENEWABLR an PLEAsURl.

one square, year, tSoEash sdditional square, sio
Advertisers exceeding the space contract-
ed fOrs will be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents.
Il win great deal OF unnecessary trouble oar
frsu ds in writing ne, viii bear mind The following
rules:
Always give the date post once, county, and slts in the
body Of yoaI letter.
you wish the paper changed from once 20 another,
give both Ofices in full.
II you write business and other matten write on
separate sheets Of pspsT different ieEvesOf one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon all such
acts and subjects may be Of information OF Interest 10
be public.
Anonymous communications Of Whatever character, VIII
ecove no attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side Of the
paper.
We cannot undertake 70 rsurL rejected eommunioaons'
an letters on business should be directed Msssrs G. O.
ToaurTT Co.. and personally either Of the PrOPr
otors.
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To GAHDEEERs.--An experienced French Gardener,
who thoroughly understands the culture Of the
Grape, as well as Landscape Gardening, and every
branch Of the business, offers his services to any
person wishing to employ Gardener. For refer
ence, apply to Mr. sEITz, No. 10 Cedar street, or
address, L. B., Box 546, Post Office, Nashville,
Tenn. April l7-lW#
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DIVINE SERVICE IN EDGE FmLD.-There viii be
service Of Episcopal Church, ct the school house on
Fatherland street. Edgefeld, on this "wednesday
evening, at o'clock. Rev. CHA's 7. oU1NTARD,
Rector Of the Church Of the Advent, Nashville, viii
ofieiste and preach a sermon
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, H. D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
ThisnvaluabIe medicine Is uRfsilng In the OF al
those painful dangerous dieasss which the female
constitution subject. modestes all excess and remover
all obstructions, and pc 1dy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
lie especially suited Il WILL in short time, brRg on the
monthly period with regularity.
Bach bottle price dollar, bears the Government stamp
ofGreGt Britain, to prevent cOuntsrfsHs.
CAUTION
Tass Pills sA0sd Bstaksu ~ aalsS dETiAF s First
Three Months Of Pregnancy thsy Surs bring 'H
Miscarriage, BAT ANY other time tAsE safe.
In all Nervous and Spinal affections, pain in the
back and limbs fatigue slight eEsron, pSpitaon Ofthe
heart, HyetsrloS and Whites these pills will eject cure
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy do contain On oalome anthony, anything
hurIful 70 the constitution,
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and COnAds,
JOB MOSES,
Late l. C. Baldwin s. co,
Rochester, MY
EB.-sIN0 and postage stamps enclosed to any author
lied Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills by return nail
Sold wholesale and retail BY Berry & Demove, and G.
W. HenderahOt, Agents for Nashville. deOd6Wly
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"a aavertIsemsut IH inserted IN tkis
rS1er, except from those who have regu-
IaT contracts aRd except legal notices.
rnIsss paid for &C she time o. insertion
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BS- man named Thomas, Of California, at
tempted to hold his breath wager, and held it 50
long that be could not let it 60. post norton ex
animation showed that his heart had been complete
~ burst asunder.
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We are authorised A. CULLoh' ST ,otOVer
ton ounty candidate Or Judge the siIteenh Judicial
Circuit composed Of the counties Of OFsrt0n, FeHessi
Morgan Scott Cumberland ssquatChie, Whtei Bsdsos,
and Marion. Election, Thursday, Nay q, ls5s
anil 2l-td.
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R9- Mr.. Thompson, Of Washington county, Ohio,
has q little daughter who at the age Of four years
weighed one hundred and fifty pounds She is now
four years and five months old and weighs one hun
drsd and seventy pounds
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CRISP'S GATETY-

AK W n. CRISP, has the hOnoTof anDouDcDv th, ,At
nj establishment will be opened on MONDIy W.
sing April goth, i55s, Tor limited Open Sssson -
~ bghly disiingUithed New Orleans OperH IRONS. I'm
sIpesT The Boz Once VIII be open THURSDAY VIA
spulIs "a
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HSE The papers tell Of q divorce suit pending at
ochester (which Of the four and twenty ROches-
rs in the Union is not specified in which the
ignal cause Of quarrel as set forth in the com
Isiut, was whether they would have beef steak
rolled or some oysters fried for breskfast-the
.tter
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-21

INrERFEEING WITH THE FUN.-The masquerade
all in New York advertised by UIlman at the
,cadsmy Of Music, meets with trouble. The news
apers deuOunce it as immoral, even for Gotham
nd the police justice has issued q letter to Mr..
lman, telling him it is illegal aud will not be al
owed. All the loose characters about town are
cry indignant at this Interference with their rights
4 tbe;r rlaasurps
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VOllintine's Digest,

MEMPHIS, February %, 1858.
h. NOLLINTINE, ESQ:
We have examined your Digest the Decisions Of the
Supreme Court Of Tennessee delivered subsequent TO the
The work exhibits accuracy, research aud abiity-he
printing and binding well executed, and it must prove
valuable addition 10 the library every lawyer. We trust
you may be amply rewarded for your effort the
profession and the public
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTHERS
HENRY D. SMALL, Juuge Of the Common Law
WIN: 7. BROWN, and Chancery Court Of
6. p POUTE, Memphis.
X. G. PAYNE, B. F. MCKlERNAN,
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of the Criminal
BD. NJ. YkRGER, Court OF Memphis.
SAML, W. AYRES, JOHN F. SALk,
J. B. LAMB, Attorney General.
T 8. AYRES
The above mentioned Digest be had within ten OF
teen days atths following Book stores;
Messrs. Lamb, Young d Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. G. h. Brown, Jackson, Tenn.
Messrs. John York q Co., Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. }. A. Rayl, Knoxville, Tenn.
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1855
b. VOLLINTINl, ESQ.,
have examined your Digest of the Decisions of the
supreme Court Of Tennessee, reported since the pubcs
ton Of Mr. Meigs' Digest which includes ten volumes of
our Reports The points decided clearly stated and
we are grshhed to say that the work characterized BY
accuracy, ability and great industry. 1t will be OF much
value to the Bench and Bar and trust that you will
eeve the patronage OF the profession which you just
" entitled.
NELL s. BROWN. HENRY NJ R FOGG.
r. W. AACGAVOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON.
w. y. COOPER. THOS. WASHINGTON.
HERMAN COX. A. G. MERRITT.
MANSON n. BRIEN, sR. y VENNlBLE.
JAMES WOODS. EDWIN Il. EWING,
g. n. FOGG. JNO REID.
JNO. A. MOCAMPBELL. WIN X, TURNER
FRANCES b FOGG. Judge OF the Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEMOSS. Criminal Court
mArt-d&WU H. VOLLINTINR.
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n = nv IIEIWN1
Superintendent Of N. q q. d. Z.


NASHVILLE, TenR., Jan. 30, 1854
We are using the Psraine Camel Coal Oh in our Ma
chine Sbop and take great pleasure 10 stating that have
never used any OIL equal it. Il will very greatly
longer thoroughly than the best quality
OF ar or other ordinary OIL is Tree from gum, and just
sueD an Oil as needed for machinery We doubt not
must come into general We think this OIL fully equal
10 me bss Sperm and that gallon ia worth tnaD
wv AND'W ANDERSON.
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RS- We wish to inform the public, that We have
lust returned from the east with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident We can offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city If prices are an object, we are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest. We
would call the attention Of the Ladies especially to
q lot Of side striped Berege and Muslins which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete all Of which we wish to dispose Of imme-
distsy on terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
n q ~
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Chronic DiarFhea.-we have il our posses sion
the certificate of respectable Citizen tesyng that he was
entirely cured of this dreadful disease by using Boz R.
HAYES HOLLAND BIFTERs.
shall pleasure in showing the certificate
person doubling this statement Id&wIW
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AMERICAN Com SHELLEB--I sppeal 70 the lh'el-
Iigent citizens Of Nashville if this is not the best
invention Of the kind ever exhibited in this city
The mechanics, farmers, scientific, and indeed all
classes OF men have been to examine and try the
machine and see its operations It is decidedly the
best article Of the kind have ever seen as respects
simplicity and durability well as the rspidity and
perfection with which it shells corn; it is certainly
a most valuable acquisition to the labor-ssving
department. If this be 50, why do our manufactu-
rers stand of? Some Of our best and largest farm
ers have purchased machines, and they say, after
trying the Corn Shelter that it is the best they have
ever seen. Mr.. Brown says he supPOses there have
been over Thousand persons who have tried it,
aud all say it is the best they ever saw. viii we
suffer stranger to come in our midst and sell ma
chimes to our farmers, when we have the OppOrtu-
nifty of buying the right Of the State and manufao-
turing them ourselves? There is large profit on
the machines. When this is plain before you, viii
you still stand of? hope some one will take hold
have seen Mr. Brown; he will sell the machines
cheap with the State right, good and fair terms
March Z, 1858. It'll
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pA- In the list Of NIidshipmen who graduated
II the recent examination at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, we observe the name Of EDWARD LEE Of
tennessee His friends will be proud to hear Of his
FOOD fortune. Under the present rigid discipline
81 the school it is an evidence OF both merit and
scholarship to have passed the examinations that are
frsouired
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. tbs UTAH TRAE.-The letter from LeavenWOrth
city Kansas under date Of April Z, ssys: "RUs
SELL MAJORS WADDELL have received orders from
the Office Of the Secretary Of War to ht out and
send of 10 trains Of % wagons to a train Three
hundred wagons are now starting and ready to
leave Each train Of 20 wagons takes 80 teamsters,
and is attended by four mules, 50 that the $500
wagons now about to stlrt will take upWar ds Of
three thousand men and II 200 mules"
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AND'W ANDERSON.
]. B. ROMANS.
Mlrr1R MloHAEl0's orTrcE, N. SC. R,R.l


MASTER MEoHANIC' oTTIcE, n. G. R. Ri
Memphis Jan. 9, 1858.
This will certify that am using the PaTafne Camel Coal
NavsyiIIe KY in our machine shops and the oeomo-
lives or the Msu phis and Charleston railroad, and have
ven IL the several tests in order prove its qualities
nbTicatng Oil. have hesitation Recommending 1t
superior Railroad purposes both in regard 70 econ
omy and perfect ubrcatOT. lbeleVe 10 be the best
on hay used and that gallon will go far two
gaIons of Lard Oil. The machinery is running the
bops with twenty per cent less power than required for
ordiusy OIL hudity of the Oil arises an convinced
rom he total absence gum, and does not effect its ubTt
properties but only requires that the Orhces IN The
oil aud feeders should be reduced in order the
vi WIN. r. NICHOLS, Master Maehinis..
MATsvnLE, KY, Nov. u, 1857.
To the Union Coal and OIL Company:
GRNTLrnEN-Having used your LuDricatng on, made
from Caupel Coal on machinery OF Cotton Mills I'm
cludpF Engine and Spndles for the last few weeks we
are pTeparsd to say have found greatly superior
10 anv other excepting the best Sperm, and fdy equal 70
mai article Tor which have been paying from dollar
cer1s 20 two dollars twenty-five cents per
gallon The Oil distributes very perfectly over the machine
~ wears long and is free from gum, which causes fTeon
In view OF me superior quality OF this Oil, have adop
ted Il for oar Mills low price at which il Is sold
we doubt not il must come into general use.
JANUARY & WOOD,
PrOpr'etOTs Of MsysVile Cotton Mills.
February 9, lS57-diW lmGW2m
number OF other certificates are In the hands OF The
agents here which may be seen al any time
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pSg- telegraphio dispatch from St. Louis, on
I4th instant, states that fTightful consequences
e spprebended to lower Mississippi, BY the com
uedfoois now coming from the upper rivers. The
ississippi is rising from St Paul down. The Mis-
uri and Illinois are both high and rising All
cir tributaries are at food height, OocssiOned
lely by the heavy rains through thewhOle western
ID North western county. Should the usual spring
ountaiu rise now occur, immense devastatiOn will
scesssrily follow.
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Rock civ MilIs-Orders.
Prof. HaskeII,s Electric OH.

nv one wanting Flour Bran, Meal &c, from Rock City
lille will 6nd 40 order Box the Post Office and W. Il.
Tordon Co.'s warehouse where the calls four
lines each day. BAUMAN q co 4
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EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
EASHVILLz AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
.-..-.... ....

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD !
Machine Shop, JGR. %, 1855.
This will certify that using the Parane Camel
Coal Oh made BY the Union Coal and Oil Company, Mays
Vile, KY, Machine shop the locomotives on
the ro6d have tested ths Oil carefully 70 discover
is Qualities; entirely convinced it is very hns Oil
FOR machinery that gallon Of this Oil Is fully equal
70 two gallons Of The best Lard OIL Il being entirely
from gum our machinery will with less pow than with
any oil we have used Although the Oil has thin sppesT-
Rnce It has lubficRtng body superior any OIL in OTdn
airy use, and IL is we'll adapted 70 railroads.
G. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
Mr. Knowles Is Master Of Machinery Of our Road, and
reliable man, In whose statements would eOn6de.
V. X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
H. |. ANDERSON,
SUPERINTENDENT Of N, & q. q. X.
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white BluH Hotel.

white Bluff, Dickson County, Tennessee
HB Subscriber has Just rs6sd and furnished this HOe
and prepared 70 accommodate the travelling eOmmun
ity In The best manner White Blue is situated on the
Charlotte Turnpike twenty eight miles from Ma shvie,
zen Charlotte and 10 very desirable stopping point
for those passing 70 and from Nashville. Soliciting share
Of he public PATRONAGE the subscriber all that HE
jSns-Wiy A. P. NICKs,
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Ia The Postmaster General has made contract
with JOHN HOoKADAY, JAMES d. JOKES, JAMES Eos
TER and others, to carry the mail from St. Joseph,
Missouri, to Salt Lake City 1t will be carried
weekly in four horse coaches, through each way in
sixteen days. contract has been made also for
carrying semi-monthly mail from Salt Lake City
to Sacramento City California, through each way in
twelve days.
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Nashville Coal Company.

HB Stockholders hereby notified that the fourth call
Of 90 per hereby made payable the LIST May,
to D. 2. Carter, TreasuTers ct the Bank Of the Union
By order sf the Board.
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A SUPPOSED FILLmUsTER EXPEDITION.
able excitement has been manifested for some days,
in Baltimore, in consequence Of rumOr that the
bark Brunette was fitting out a. that port on hli-
buster expedition. The matter is now undergoing
investigation by the United States authorities,
which, IS far as it has gone only proves that the
vessel has been chartered to carry about one hun
dred workmen to Cuba, where they intend to build
q railroad It is supposed that the vessel will be
allowed to take her departure as ell the ne
cessary arrangements are completed.
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Steam Engines
AND
Circular Saw Mills.
Thos. J. ~ anCe,

CORNERsVILLE & SHELBYVILLE, Tenn.
is prepared 70 furnish Steam Engines and Circular Saw
Mills, and put them in operation, short notice; keeps
on hand for sale the
NOrCrOss Patent Circular Saw Mill,
at Messrs. johnson, Weaver Co.'S Ve, Tennessee.
Parties wishing Mills would dc well 10 OnfsT with
me at COrneTsve Shelbyve, either In person or BY
let e. or with job usOn, Weaver Co., NASHVILLE.
2A-WlY
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5. t. sToCKMAN.
D Doubling the Income
COTTON PLANTERS,

DATENTED improvement In The manufacture % Yarns
employing to spin the crop bat about oneourth the
mbsr required raise IT, and his umber consisting Of
children Of years age and above, and women d. for
blowing picking cotton.
] an nov prepared furnish Planters with his NkW
COMBINATION Or MACHINERY, inclusive Of The steam
Engine II nscsssary-namely: The Gin With Lap Appsu1
age in machine, and The sequent Machines Of the
ming Series and ali arranged in the spinning K0Jn
Plantation, eOmPiees Win great despatch Ai-0
competent SpInners.
year Will more pay for the whole maohRsFy inclusive
Of he Steam Engine and Spinners' Wages.
My Improvement In is results 70 tne faLer Re equlVa-
Isu 10 bis having purchased Of Plantation, Negroes,
&c more productive than those he WORKS, aud while
his Spinning interest viii prove his diversion, g will be
empt from the cares anXeIes inherent 70 planting
gathering and baling up crop
MI TERns-Machinery is cash anlea, but Tor good &C
ceDtancss, eau grant reasonable facilities, and fog the
Right Of me PATENT fourth be paid each Of the
nrs ave years. the bhs yarns brng gunod
eottOn-Wth contract insunng ihs payment should me
plantation change BiOprleOrs.
PROPOSITIONS IRON Planters may now be made, and 70
cost OF hs Machinery in their parculsT ease, thsy
must not omit What been The number Of pounds
Of crOPs-Or many POands Of yarn day hey
must pin. GBO. g. HENRY,
aprsEVly Mobile, Ala.
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RvEu EEws.-The river is rising with feet on
Harpeth Shoals.
Arrivsd-Cuba, from Padueah.
Departsd-Cuba, for Paducah and Look Out for
up river.
Boats leaving tO-day-City Of Huntsville, for
Cairo and Memphis; E. Howard for New 0rleans
John Gault for Louisville; Quaker City, for Cincin
nat; Umpire, for up Cumberland.
The SalEs West will leave for Saint Louis, Wed
nesday 2lst inst at u o'clock, NJ, and arrive 81
st. Louis on Friday next, in time to make all her
regular connections.
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ROCK CITY MILLS

J, r, Baumau g. Co., Projectors.
J. 4. BAUMAN d CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price at all times for
aud Corn at their Mills, Of Line aud Cherry
streets, Nashville, Tenn.
Prices of Flour.
From and after this date until further notice. the price Of
R1ta Family FlOur..S2 25 Pine Bran.
Fine Flour Mixed Bran
UnbOted IS Coarse Bran 80
Niddlngs 3 Com Meal per bushel. so
tssss ssssss
All articles sold by the Undersigned, deliverable any
Mace In charge Mhsn selling BY the
u their Of discount is 10 cent from retail prices
apr lily = 3. BAUMAN d CO.
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THE COUSINS, or the Captains Ward.
BY THb AUTHOR or "sfRrAROE"
THE watch NV MAITLAND arfbor

THE WATCHMAN by Maitland, author Of
" trEros." Fourth supply just received.
The Reason Why: q careful collection Of many
hundreds Of tor things Whleh though generally
known impsReety underslusd A book OF condensed
scientific knowledge fer the mion By the author
Quirs Withn.' Fourth supply.
For the Ladies. bliss Lsmber's complete guide
needle WORK anG embroidery with hundred and hr
teen Illustrations and diaera
Mrs Hales Receipts the Million containing A5a5 Re-
eepts Fscts Directions, c. in the useful oman and
domestic arts, and In the conduct Of lie being complete
Family Dictionary.
Mrs Hse's New Cook Book, thu best published.
Sam lex, the Clock Maker. The funniest book out.
Swallow Barn.
Horse Shoe Robinson.
Tue Three Beauties, By Mrs sOulhWOuh.
White Lies, By Read.
1Hs Lost Daughter. By Mrs. Hentz.
Qaits Novel. b. the author of s. he lniliaIs.n
AlaO; variety OF New Works in paper. By Smith
Reynolds, Dekins, AinsWOrIh, Maxwell, 90. sc.
Ror sla nv -