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From the Memphis appeal.
VITALITY of the Democratic PnrfV.

The following remarks Of the PHILADELPHIA Journal
which although PTofessedly neural, rather leans
against the Democratic psTiy-coDvey the highest
compliment to the honesty and continued supremacy
Of the Ouly conservative and national organisation
tha has survived the mutations Of the political ele
ments Democrats, in the exercise Of freeand honest
thought may differ among themselves questions
outside Of the part patoFm-peTs0nal and local con
siderations nav, for time oause estranRements-
but when the great battle for principle shat arrive,
they always forget their dssensiOns and rally TO the
glorious flag that has so 0ftsn led them to victory.
Their united and harmonious action, Oh great occa
81 rs may readily be traced their devotion to the
fundamental principles Of their parry; which may
be summed up in feE Words A strict eonsructi0n
o. the Constitution respect 10 the rights Of the
States and to the equal rights OF lhe people OF sl
the 81 ates perfect freedom in religion and equality
among All the citizens OF q common country Thus
Whatever unprOmi.iBg signs may be ,bserEedin many
paris Of the c0HfedeTaeys and, however putlc sen
timent nav indicate itself for the present, in the
grand batle Of principle in 1860 disseDsions among
Democrats will be happily msIgsdin devotion to
the common cause, that OF the Constitution and the
Union. We have seen many darker hoars lhsn the
present, followed BY the sunshine OF victory and
peace That it will be 80 again, past experience
fully demonstrated; ~.
Whatever other conditions the Opposition msy
count upon in the contest Of the Presidency in 1861
we beg them not to tuild any hopes upon the dis
ganizstion Of the Democratic party. The divisions
which occasionally have disordersd its ranks, have
never yet prooseded to dissolution There 10 q CO.
besive power holding togetherthe different members
Of that great and compact political body, which 30
intestine dissensOns can ever wholly and perma
nenty overcome, snd, hOgever temporary causes
may avail 10 drive them ssuRder for season. Yet the
strong natural affinity Of the parts will eyeItually
re-unite them as closely and firmly as if no dieren
ces had ever disturbed their harmony All past ex
perienoe Teri6es this assertion. The weakness Of
the abuse Of an Administration may cool the srdor
of its frisads, CT even force them into momentary
rsToli; but tine sOen rskindlss the cid parsissR
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spirit, ana heas zuD the bitIerest seuds 7ss srst
greatsruggle, eitherto keep Hsoan 3eueY
cstts baea every dessFtsr from The party and re-
stores eompieely itsinFinoble uHityi Whatever The
bond may be that maryellously resists al forcss
tast would break it. IL strength has been tWo dag
and Two Of en proved TO justify any expectation that
y val fall hereafteTe~ When its seems 20 be hope
lessly bFsken, it is only relaxed because The srsin
OF external opposition is WthdraVn, BAT 30 soon ss
the sense Of common interest and ddnker pulls upon
il again, All lis aati7e vgOr and tension is usd
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"But do you ally think, sT, asks Chronic Hy
poehondriasis, ''lAsEs gardening is such healthy
eeeupation?'
Il do But, better than my opinion, I win Eiv,
you the sentimens Of 3 celebrated but eecentr.'
Pbysieisa on the subject when he consulted By
J patient afflicted With your own disease
We'll, cir, what's the matter WITH you!" said tht
/ bluff Doctor
"Why, nothing particular. Doctor. if you mesr
/ any decided complaint Only 1 can't cat, csnj
drink, and can't sleep, eni cant walk; in short
can't enjoy any thing except being completely
1t was clear case Of hypOcbOudria.is, aad so the
physician merely laid down the ordinary sanitary
rules.
"But you haven't prescribed DOcior,4 objected
the patient. "You haven't told me what l am 10
take"
"Take exercise"
'Well, but IN That shape, Doctor"
'ln the shape Of a spade"
"Nhst, dig like hOrse"
'.No, like a man
''And no physiei" l
mo You don't want draughis, or pills, or pow
ders. Take garden, and a Sabine farm after that,
If you like"
'But it Is such hard work s5o1Er
"PhOo, PhOO. Begin with crushing your cater
pillars-that's soft work enough. After that you
can kill snsiss they're harder-and mind, before
breakfast''
81 shsll never eat any,"
ayes, you viii, when you have earned your grub
Or hoe, and rake, and make yourself useful on the
face Of the earth"
''Bui get 90 coon faiigued."
''Yes, because you are never tired Of being tired
Mere Incidence Commit yourself to hard labor. It's
peasanter than having it done by magistrate, and
better in private grounds than on public 0usB-"
''Theu you seriously suppose, Doctor, that gard
ening Is good fer the constitution "
''I do; for kings, lords, and oou mons. Grow your
own cabbages; SOW your own turnips and If sou
wish for gray head, cultivate oaFrOis."
We'll Doc or IL | thought" q -rr..
''Don'E think, but do it. Take garden and dig
away ss if you going To bury al yonr care IN
it When you're tired Of digging you can roll, or
90 to your walls and set TO work az your Tuittress
"Well At all events, it is worth trying; but an
afraid Of 50 much STOPPING at st4sa -ars
"PhOO, phuol The more pain in your back the
more you'll forget your hyps. Sow bed with
thistles, and then weed it. And don't forgsteucum-
bers e.-
sCucumbers - a. -a-
" Yes, IN unWholesome to eat, but healthy to grow,
for then you can have your frame as strong as you
please and regulate your own lights. Melons still
better Only give your melon to themelon bed and
your eoly to theeollyfOWers, and your melanehOlys
at an end" 1
''Are you're joking Doctor?p
''No matter Many true word is said in jest.
I'm the only physician l know who prescribes it,
but take gsrden-the first remedy in the world
for when Adam was put into one he was quite
new man"
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PIANO FORTEs. LOOKING.GLASSRS- a.1,-
NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS
AT WH0LES SALE.

4 Il A . b e q i U G A s,
VTTE receiving and Winter stape
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing Fur spd
Wool Hats Shoes, Boots and Brogans Carpeng, QueensEa
Hardware etc, to which invite the special attention Of ali
Merchants making their in this unnes
for anything regard selling goods cheap
reported throughout all the Eastern cities as selling
goods We the charge and ssy to short
time prompt buyers cash that prepared 10 sell
goods this Fall cheaper than heretofore Please call examine
our stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS Of every
popular kind imported manufactured in the United States
10 which we invite special attention.
Also, have large stock Of READYMADE CLOTHING that
can't be beat in quality, style and cheapness America.
Also, 400 cases BOOTS & Shoes which viii sell
under regular prices.
Also, 200 pieces Of OARPETING, ply ply wool and all
cotton, that he bought Of for less than manufacturers
prices. Call and see
Aso we have made arrangement with Of the largest i'm
porting houses in America for QueensFa the cate for New
York jobbing prices Call and examine before buying
Also, Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &c.
Merchants who purchase for cash. and give short notes.
and pay them, will find house the place for them sure
TRAUBE & LIJCAg
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9asBhills anian anS 5mrritan.
Daily IS; Tri-weelZIY So weekly So.
Rates Of Aavertlssng. !.

. :
onssqaars. one year S30Kaoh additional SQUARE SO
Advertisers exceeding the space cOnfraerea
9Ors will be charged for the excess.
IN EHE WEEKLY
Gutsequent Insertion.
AdTertissEeats pubshsd both tie Daily ana Weekly m
= charged hs ful daily rates WITH 'oshaf The weekly rates
70ansps Asserissas mast 5spasa fr q. ass tine o.
To Correspondents.
It VIII great deal Of unnsceary trouble n our
friends in writing viii oear In mnd the following rules
Always give the date pest sOs county, and stats IN body
q your letter.
Il yOa wish the rehanssd from one scs to another Eve
both Offices In full.
AZ Ere business and otherm2ttsr ts separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one shsst.
Letters solicited upon a such ctsand
subjects may Be Of information interest 70 the public
Anonymous Communication q whatever character VIII receive
noattention.
Correspondents should write only sds Of he paDsg
MecGnnot undertake return rejected communications.
All letters business should be directed to Mess- 4 @
EAsTHAS Co. and personally 70 either Of the Pr0prie
ors.
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ISHAII &. HARRIS,

IsEAUI LIs EA hEtIsg
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
ENTHEREAS, it has been made to that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
arocous murder the Both day Of June 1853 upon the bodies
Of W H. speeT and r. H. Vail ate OF county Dyer,
has fed from Justice, and is running at large.
Now, Therefore, Harris aforesaid
virtue Of the power and authority vested, do hereby
reWsd three hundred dollars any person persons
may apprehend the said George Mt0n and deliver him to
Sheriff Jaor Of county Dyer in Justice
that behalf, may be had and executed.
o In testimony whereof have hereuntO my hand,
caused Great State to be affixed at
t~N~~' Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1858.
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor
I RAY Secretarv of State
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MACHINE MADE TTORSEsHOES,

: =. =: y: !" Z e 81. : !. e.. !
v any Weight and Pattern, at price but little v
above TIE price Of Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality of Iron used these shoes
respect These shoes have been approved Of and used by
the United States Government exclusively also by Of the
principal Stage and OMNIBUS Companies and Horse Sheers
throughout the country These Shoes purchased through
the principal Hardware and Iron Stores IN the United States
ie addressed to the SUBSCRIBER Troy, viii receive prompt
ateRtion. WM. p. BURDEN,
sUril6-Iy Agent, Troy, York.
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WANTED

TANTED gentee active, business man. as pal tner, with
w cash capital $1,000, in genteel, profitable and cash
business which will pay fifteen hundred dollars
year, Che business mani Address Immediately al
;b;s os6cs- Iaug2S-du
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

EUsT RECEIVED, by VESSEL & THOMPSON
a 10 Cases Claret Chateau MargsuK,
" =" LeOvioc
. q" St.Julen,
10 4" Leslie's Ginger Wine,
IS s; French Cordial
IS " Muscat Wine,
@ . Brandy Peaches,
25 4" Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops"
10 " Corn Starch,
40 boxes and halves Layer Rasns,
10 chests Green and Black Teas extra, and addition
lotof Alsops and Youngers Sparkling Aes, and genuine
London Porter For sale, at low cash prices, by
augl2d VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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The Ticket 0ce Is in the Passenger Depot and is
hour before the starting Of each Train which allows ample
FOR the purchase OF Tickets It open other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A u.
Tan which throughout with Trains the other roads,
Time to Richmond a. hours Washington days; Philadelphia
two and ha and York three days. This the cheapest
aud best route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers the go P NJ Train, arriving
a. Memphis time for New Orleans the evening
the next day, and through without detention Memphis
Those for McMnnve, Sparta, and Beerhebs Springs, leave
Nashville the 20 NJ Train, which directly at Tu
lahoma with the Train for McMnnye. Persons leaving Nc
Minnvile in the morning at Nashville 730 P NJ
At Nashville there boats which leave daily for Smthland
and connect with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
Spp rivers also, daily line Of for Louisville, leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Of Schedule Memphis connects
direct at Stevenson with an6 down causing
delay Nashville and Eastern and hour gained
over the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
julyIO 1858 BPe General Ticket AgCnt.
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BREAD! BREAD!! RREAD!fl
GRIM a, paF-F,S n.~r.,-.,

LA%D-A q EALL98 RANEAT.
FENlE Undersigned having purchased he above nt for s
the Middle Division Of Tennessee with the exclusive
right OF manu- seizure therein, would respectfully solicit lie
attention Of The pubic in genera give The renune Patent
Bread triai when the result viii be uniformity IN quality
and appearance WheF, in its texture free any drag
WrateFers ks longer than any other bread becoming
stale cuts handsomer with equal hnst French
To and viii actually further than any other specsf Bakers
Bread.
Crum PauI's Patent Bread.
The genuine article warranted authorized manuctursi
b none else In Middle Tennessee and the city Of Nashville but
GEORGE GREIG,
Nos . aud %, Union street.
Therefore, to prevent iposurss BY imposition evil Dis
posed persons % mte the dsssrVey popular remember
No 81 and 80 Union street, Is the only place Eh the genuine
srticle can Be procured as
GEORGE GRETG
has, at large expense, purchased and retains the Patent from The
original inventors who has had the before aeupot
Institute, where has undergone rigid chemical @ beforo t
Fentleen connected with he Smithsonian Invtut. ana 5
ed the highest przea Silver Medalbsdes ether Institutions
toptedious TO mention
Good read IS the most essential thing in Ee Mona VIII ss
the ordinary that has the process Of anuc
tuTe for hundreds Of years. the Imitation Patent Bread
when they procure the genuine article alone from
GEORGR GREIG.
No. g an139, Union st Nashville, Tenn,
At fair price, and that without the danger Of imposition To
Country Hotels, Pairs &C. this article is warranted keep
weeks more, and then ie delicious.
sept29-d3n No. 81 and 80 Union street.
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"T R. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fsks celebrated
" PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared to
attend at une, heretofore when his services may be
rouire Office at the Phoenix Waeroom No 40 Spring street.
uear Cherry Residence No y Vine street, between Spring and
Broad,
n B. Will attend receiving and forwarding bodies &C.
hon al cd
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GILBERT, HAGEN g. co.,
Opening Day, Tuesday, Oct. 18TH
OF
FRENCH RONNETS AND mILEINERY
GOODS

FRENCH BONNETS AND gIILLINERT
GOODS,
At The Old Stand Of Ee N6i0 York Millinery Eaporiu1
No. 32s Union Street.
AIRS. DOYLE most respectfully announces to her Gus
~ toners in Nashville and throughout State Of Tennes
see as we'll as Alabama and Kentucky that Just returned
from New York with the most goTgOusy rich and brilliant stock
Of Fancy Patterns, Bonnes and Millinery goods exhibited
herself or any body this city remained
in New York as possible in the deye
oped every gem and novelty that would be calculated to adorn
and beaufy female face divine, in part follows:
500 French pattern FOnnets, glitterng richnes
500 White and coIored Chidren's Hats, new styles;
SO Magnificent rich Head Dresses;
IOOdoz Har Pins and head ornaments;
Ladies' Dress Cap ingreat variety;
pieces Rich winter Bon Cap, and Belt Ribbons
50 doz Patent Extensive Skirts and Buste for Ladies and
Misses
3gO boxes Ruches and EmbrOdes large assortment which
would tedious TO particularise;
1000 boxes French Flowers, the brilliant and Pumes
the most rare;
New style shawls COaks and Busters Of every description,
a beautiful ,rtmentof corsets
Her customers wishing their Summer Bonnets retrimmed,
rely shat her styles trimmings this will surpass
ocsla MRS. DOYLE.
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ON THURSDAY the 9sth day Of October next on ne pTe
- will all the unsold Lots IN thus aoLon' si'ua'eO
On the Lebanon turnpike, adjoining the hst Toll dA1e
ss5sieTla's ss5s ~ n'l'Al'''' Avs LNDsLBY,
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@WwHEAT, CORN AND FLOUR(E

Lea FL WHEAT AOAhN AND ELObb - ~
TyRFIGHTs TO CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH, on the
articles above named, reduced to the following rates
until further notice:
Wheat per bushe, 81 cepS
Corn do, 81 DO
Flour barrel, 81 ~
Stations on the line Of Nashville and Chattanooga Road
entitled rates. the difference between the charge from
NIsia seips6-a scr cHAs. ". ANDERSON, ,GenI Ag't
THE GOLD DOMINION" COFFEE.POT.
and the sl parts Of the United States rapidly
Wherever introduced, 1t has given the most
complete satisfaction.
The Old Dominion COffee-POt
Makes than possible to obtain IN any oth
because, ingenious but simple arrangement te mousse
er boil any length Of time without loss Of
etOm thus cUrnga the elements Of the coffee in Their natural
Spd proportional comhination-. p ..-. SEQ
The Old Dominion COffee-POt
Gives healthy beverage. Nervous peptic, and bilouBr
who had not dared coffee for years. have been able 70
and without Of the old unpleasant conse
hea thy, by the Of
ration prevented and the coffee be boiled long enough to
release natural elements Of the berry, get them in just
proportion in the beverage.
The Old Dominion COFfeeuPOt
Ihemost economical for nothing being lost by evaporation
boiling one fourth less required while the beverage
stronger, more fragrant, and moredelicious
The Old Dominion COffce-POt
Never fails 70 h Cook cannot spoil Of
Coffee by fogetuness, after she has placed the boiler
sp se I'm b9T Of the above Coffee Pots have sold
Eashvilie,snd they warranted to give perfect sasaeon al
sizes from to twenty quarts For sale ale y -,
els > " "ILeoN' Ool'ek oIo'
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Particular Notice !

1t is currently reported that sell Goods only BY Auction
while Of our sales made privately ike all other
Wholesale Houses in this city, with grand exception, that
sell for cash. and short notes. from less than
heir prices. LaugIIl TRAUBE a LrCAs.
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DV,ufation Goods.

A TIi.'- low. WIN MOOR MOORE. "a.
NB-We Will be receiving new goods and pretty gools %
throughout the entire season and All esh oJgs anu ~ P''
ing customers "Ii 4i'' N' WIN. MOORE,
Ia No. I3 Union street,
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PENNsvLvANIA RAILROAD.
g. z5lzzzszssE.7as

20 E.sssi
THE Great Central Route cOnnecng the Atlantic cities with
Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern Stat by
tnuOus Railway direct This road also PtbuTg
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers
and at Cleveland and sandusy with steamers to ali ports the
Northwestern Lakes making the direct, cheapest and T
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the
freat Vest
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PTTTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-BOots Shoes, Dry Goods (n * nov 1OoH
boxes) Furs, Feathers &c, ! '0N' ~ oU
SECOND CBAss.--BOOks and Stationary, Dry en- - ,ooH
Goods (in bales,) Hardware, Leather, &c, wv ~ "'
THRD CLAss-Anvils, Bsgging, Bacon and 5O, .- 1oOH
Pork in bulk,) Hemp, &c, ~ ~ S"'
FOURTH CLAss.-COdee, Fish, Bacon and Pork A. - 1oos
(packed.) Lard and Lard Oil, IOo PNi oW
FlOur-75cts per bbl until further notice.
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice.
OtIonS2 per bale, exceeding 5000 lbs. weight until fur
ther notice. . F. II ~
III In shipping Goods from any point Of Philadelphia,
Ieparticuisr to mark package Di Philadelphia Railroad
All Goods consigned the Agents Of Railroad Phiadel
nia Pttsburg will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTs-Harris, Wormley & Co., Memphis, Tenn
R. F. Sa Co.. St. Louis; J. Mitchell & Son. Evansville,
Indiana Dumesu Bell and Murdock aud Carter & Jewett
Louisville, KY; r. c. Medrum, Madison Indiana Springman
q Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincnnati N ". Graham CO.,
Zanesville, Ohio; Leach Co., No 81 Kihy street, Boston,
Leeh 90. AstOr House, New York; No. ], William street.
No. Battery Place New York E. J. Sneer Philadelphia
MRgreW KOos, Baltimore; Geo. c. Francsus, Pittsburg.
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight AgeHt, PhtEG.
II. J. L0MBAERT, Stgp't, AAtoO7a, Penn
april, '55-tf
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PENHsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Three Daily Trains from PittsbuTg
~ .- 80 Philadelphia.
TNRAINs leave Piburg follows Mail A. M Line
P. NJ; Express Mail 940, P. NJ.
The Express Nail daily the other Sundays excepted;
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trains from st.
Louis NO. Dubuque, Keouk and Iowa City, Iowa. Caro Rock
Island, and Chicago, Illinois, Lexington and Louisville KY.
Terre Haut, Indianapolis and Lafayette Indiana Cincnna
Columbus Dayton, Toledo, Cevelond Zanesve Creline
Maon, and Wooster Ohio. Aiso Kansas, Nebraska and Min
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
F4RE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the West rely upon this being the short
est and expeditions Philadelphia Baltimore and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
augsI Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad, Phil'a.
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Description of George Milton.
Hei about j years Of weighs about 100 40 pounds,
and is feet inches high dark hair hazel eyes short chin,
with very bad upon neck and chn running
the supposed be the result Of scd, which
that il is difficult for him 70 close bis mouth.
Is supposed to have gone Arkansas he lived for
years at CTawleys Ridge, in that State. iyl3-d
THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above
sertiOns and forward bill to this Office.
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NEW MUSIC sToRE.


-zpsFss 9. d. BENSON & BRO, Whole. z---7
! ~ ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Porte 7a-=
&1 @. A. Princes Ne odeous, Buffalo n Y Sf - n h
- Church and Parlor lrgaus, Guitars Vio-J - !
lneeos, AccordeoRs, klutes hlagolets, Fes Drums To
rnes aaos, and everything IN The musical u1errant linz
large select catalogue Of New Sheet Asic Music Boos d In
sructors Of all kinds Orders from the country vii meet with
ments repaired No co. Union Street, lst door College
sept23
BONNING,s CITY BRASs HAND,
FFXHIS Band is fully organized, with twelve In -,
struments, and its members dater themselves -
that they prepared 70 furnish good Music as anv
Band in the State Theyrespeetfuly call the attention
Of Afasons Odd FelloWs and other s1ris;e- - Ti -
gentlemen, their facilities for furnishing Music for
Celebrations &C. Their shall be moderate Address
13- = z. BARFHELL, Sec,y, or +
- .-.r y r. p CHAMP.
p. S.-PROF. B0NNING'S QUADRILLE BAND il 1rerarr5
. make engagements for Music for Balls, Parties on veey
isAsohADie TERMS -Aaafsss rs 49ofs' ian@2-dly.
TAIAN GSs s--We have received fourteen more
ii New Piano FOrtes, from those unriFailed
Eakars Light, Newton & Bradbury, and Hames1 M ~ N II
Bros, which make our stock very large and desra =
able We would be pleased 10 have these instruments ea.d
by ALL whether they desire to purchase or not Every Piano
sold BY shall be warranted to every respect
rblV W & R. FREEMAN. f
PLANO FORTEs, LOOKTNG-GLASSES, &C.
VETE have nov in store, fne took Of Pianos, 49,
w MelOdeons, Window Shades, Artists Ma. 7=-si =
terials, 6os and stl manufacturing Insde5 II IA III III
Blinds, and all kinds Of Gilt Works. have recenyd
&c. In word, intend to TINES please
customers, and induce them to patrone home instead Of
sending abroad.
febI6-6 W. R. FREEMAN.