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From Halls Journal Of Health. !


Whereas, The ladies will be admired the world
over, however Enthusiastically or ridiculously they
may dress. And,
Whereas, They will dress to suit themselves, be-
ing the actual sovereigns of creation-man being
the second fiddle. And,
Whereas, The loss of one of them is a public and
private calamity: Be it therefore
Resotred, unanimously, That our wives and
daughters be seriously and frequently cautioned to
gaurd against terrible death by fire; and that if
the dress become ignited, the most certain method
of saving life is to lie down on the floor and roll
over and over; Or better STILL draw the carpet over
the body, head and ears; this will instantly extin-
guish the flames, and prevent horrible and CHASTITY
scars for life about the face
1t is natural in an accident of this kind for one
woman to run to the rescue of another, with self
sacrificing devotion; and the chances are that both
the rescued and the rescuer will suffer tie rrbly.-
Have little presence of mind, and enoin the per-
son on fire to lie down, but whether living down or
standing up, envelope the su ferer in a wooden
shawl, or coat or overcoat, or blanket from the
bed, or the carpet or rug-any thing wooden. Wheu
the fire is eytinguished remove the clothing as
speedily as possible, and cover every burned place
with dry flour, the most universally accessible, the
most instantaneous pain arrester, and the most spe
cially curative agent that can be employed. A
moisture comes from the surface of the injured
parts, which, mixing with the flour, makes paste
or glue impervious to the atmosphere. 1t is the
oxygen of the atmosphere which Keeps mp the burn
ing, after the flame is extinguished; so any means
which excludes air arrests the burning and destruc-
ton. Thus it is that when part is burned the pain
is instantly removed by plungng it in cold water,
where it may be kept until the -four be pro
cured
An estimabe young lady of this city had her dress
recently fired while passing a stove, the door of
which was open; she died in great agony. A few
days later, the daughter of Boston gentleman was
standing near the chimney piece, when her dress
took fire, and she died within few hours. A Lon
don paper states, that within six weeks from JAN
uary lst less than nineteen deaths recorded
from fired garments. The greatest danger is from
wood fires and candles or lamps placed on the floor
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Pleasing appearance is the First Letter Of
Recommendation.
GODFREY'S
EXTRACT or ELDER RIO VERS,
FOR soFrENING THE SKIN AND IMPROVING THE
COMPLEXION.
EUGENE DUPUY,
500 BROADWAY, ". J.,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
The object of this Circular to give publicity to the
most valuable and efficient remedy that has been yet
introduced in the practice of medicine for the
pose removing every unsighty appearance from the
skim preserving it to the latest period of life nearly
all the rmness and freshness of youth. Extensive cNpc
rience and minute observation have long satisfied the
proprietor that if applied directed it will speedily
any unsshty appearance, such Tan, sun Burns
Frcckes &C. and quickly all Pimpes, Iumors and
Eruptons which may dSfgure the countenance and will
impart the skin the delightful sofness and
delicate clcarness in short to preserve pleasing
pexion through life, nothing is required but the
GODFREY'S EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS,
The s,ceetest and really the most perfect
BEAUTIFIEE IN NATURE.
This admirable preparation of Elder Flowers is very
fragrant perfume. Elder Flowers have from the
earliest ages been esteemed mild and harmless yet most
perfect beautier of the skin Tan Burns Frcckles
Richness, &c, it will speedily and completely
CHILDREN.
1t is snguary beneficial and perfectly noxous, to
the youngest infant
SHAVING.
1t is valuable beyond anything annihilatinG every
pmpe and all roughncss rendering the skin soft and firm,
preparing it so completely for the razor.
FAMILY LOTION.
Godfrcy Extract of Elder Flowers will be found beyond
all praise and needs only trial to be approved
AGENTS.:
CARY, HOWARD & SANGER, New York
SCHIFFELIN BROS & Co, g
F. C. WELLS Il Co., @
J. W. NORCROss & Co, Boston and New York.
And all other Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
til
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Amustnltnts.
G0-11artnetsbip aOtitrs.

TO-PARTNERSHIP.-JANIES GIRVIN
" has this day associated with him J. NJ. GlRVlN,
under the firm of j. & J. NJ GIRVIN, who will transact
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS at No. 90 Smiths
Wharf, and make liberal Cash advances Consgnments.
Baltimore, July 1St 1858. jyl2u
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NEW COAL ARRANGEMENT
ENHE BALTIMORE COAl. COMPANY

II VI BALTIMORE IUAII JUNPANG
Il being solicited by consumers Of COAL in this city to
establish Agency the exclusive sale Of their superior
Coal and being advised that thousands of tons
nually sold in the city
BALTIMORE COMpANG'S COAL,
that never came from their mines the manifest injury
the well mercd reputation of their Coal and being de
SrOus of securing all the pure article
mixed with any other Coal, have appointed
Mcssrs DOBBIN x WAKEFIELD,
No. Sc SECOND STREET,
SOLE AGENTS for the receipt and sale Of all Coal shipped
Baltimore from this date.
Mcssrs. DOBBIN & WAKEFIELD have entered into bond
and security deal in receive SELL directly in
directly any other Anthracite Coal than the Baltimore
Companys; hence She pulac may rely with entire
tny receiving the pure article and the full ton OF
224O lbs.
They will ESTABLISH YARDS for supplyng families,
and make special with all public institutions,
manufactures, iron workers &c, by the boat load in
larger quantity, favorable terms,
BY order of the Board.
THOMAS WILSON President
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rr,-5ag.--f-..zaGOLD MEDAL PREMIUM
EIsYl|1N PIANO FORTES
II = II Il WILLIAM KNABE Il CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GRAND AND
SQUARE PIANO FORTES.
Nos. l, g. 5 and MONTH EUTA W ST,
Opposite the Ettaw House,
And at our NEW SALESROOM,
207 BALTIMORE STREET,
Between Charles AMI Light streets.
These celebrated PIANOS lave, at different Fairs, for
several successive years, been awarded the HIGHEST
PREMIUMS for excellence, over all competition.
They have also been pronounced by 5. Thaberg, the
most celebrated pianist in the world, and other disn
guished artists including NJ Strakosch G. Satter, &C.
&c, to he equal if not SUPERIOR to any in this country.
We have constantly on hani at our extensive Ware
above the largest assortment of FINE PIANO
FORTES to be found in this city, which will sell,
wholesale and retail on the most liberal terms.
In every case guarantee our Pianos to give entire
satisfaction.
nS-Constanty on hand fine assortment of MELODE-
ONS, of the hest makers at prices from Si5 to 5000.
10" Always for sale large number of GOOD SECOND
HAND PIANOS at prices ranging from SIS to 5000.
E@-PIANOS EXCHANGED, HIRED and TUNED.
mr11-tf WIN. kNABE II co
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Baltimore. Nav s. IS5S- If.


" LTI MORE CO.'S. PINE GROVE
BROAD MOUNTAIN, SHORT MOUNTAIN, LYKEN
VALLEY, TREVERTON aud the celebrated PINK AS
COAI-from HElLS TUNNEL
2240 lbs. 10 tie TON,
which prepared to deliver at the lowest prices for
cash. BITUMINOUS COAL for Steam and Smith purpos-
es, always on hand.
Office and yard, CORNER CATHEDRAL and PRESTON
streets, and BIN SOUTH street. where orders respect
fully solicited.
mr1l-1y s. NJ. KRAUSER.
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April 81, 1858.
COAL COMPANY'S

DALI NJ O r F. COAL COMPANY'S
- COAL.-The public are hereby notified that SOLE
AGENTS FOR the BALTIMORE COAL COMPANY, we are
prepared to sell and deliver their very superior Coal
As agents for other Anthracite Coal consumers
rely upon getting the genuine article and fmi weg
Our arrangements of the very best character,
eeng promptncsS and dispatch in the delivery Of coal at
any point within the city limits.
The freights from the mines being very low, can
sell for immediate dciirey alta much lower rate than later in
the hence will find it great saving of
money to purchase their supplies at once
To enable all times sell at the very lowest prices,
we propose sell for CASH exclusively, thereby saving to
the he of collecting and the per centagc OF
loss on bad debts.
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS will he made with hdnu-
fcctOripS Iitc Institutions amt other lHyge Consumers.
DOBBIN " WAKEFIELD, Agents,
30 SECOND STREET.
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JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE 500 $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of STITCH finish and design
is not ercelIed by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, s23, and s25.
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT make strong elastic STITCH that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut.
Salesroom, No. so BALTIMORE ST.
p19-f L. D. CHASE Agent
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NEWS FROM RIO JANEIRO.


The bark Phantom, at New York, brings dates to |
June Is from Rio, but papers only to june which
was Saturday. The port was considered healthy,
though yellow fever prevailed to some extent
The hospital report, from June to June 8, was
sixty-tive of yellow fever, OF which, however,
only four terminated fatally.
In the Legislature, which was in session, the con-
duct of the Government in regard to very impor-
tant treaty. recently concluded with Uruguay, was
severely censured.
The sales of coffee per day for Europe and Amer
lea averaged 10000 bags, and letters from both
countries indicated more active business at hand.
The receipts of produce from the interior were
improving. The clearances were seventeen YES
sells, with 69,7O4 bags coffee. The arrivals of
American vessels to June IL were thirty-twO, being
twenty-six from the United States, and the balance
from other foreign ports. The demand for flour
was fair, although some sold at auction at Sl0@
ll50. The stock in first hands was $1,000 bbls,
and in second hands Al, 900 bbls., making a total
supply of 10000 bbls. Freights to the northern
ports of the United States 40c. 45c. per bag. Two
vessels loading for Philadelphia at these rates.
No quotations for Europe.
Dickens AND HIS WIFE.-The London correspon-
dent of the Springfield Republican, writing on the
Goth of June, gives the following explanation ofthc
incompatbity between Dickens and his wife:
SIN the literary world very little is stirring, ex-
cept the gossip on the domestic affairs of Charles
Dickens. Probably his explanatory letter, pub
lished month ago and full of mysterious illusions,
has excited as much curiosity in America here.
ty-two years ago, Mr. Dickens, then a clerk, mar
ried very pretty and amiable young girl (whose
parents opposed the match as far beneath her) and
took her home to obscure lodgings in FurnivaPs
Inn. For some years they lived very happily to-
gether; but Mr.. Dickens having become great
man, hattered and courted finds that his domestic
felicity is not great as could be desired. Two
three years ago, he gave dinner to his literary
friends on the anniversary Of his wedding day and
in proposing his wifes health, stated that he had
never seen shade of ill-temper over her in his
life. This equability .ofdsposition does not satisfy
| him. She is not intellectual. He reads his works
to her, and she, absorbed in neede-work, inquiries
abstructedy what he means by some of his most
brilliant passages. In short she isnot companion
to him, the brilliant novelist and actor separates
on the ground of 'incompatibility' from her whom
he vowed before God to love and cherish, and from
henceorth their lives have separate ends The old
est child, youth of 81, has chosen to follow the
fortunes of his mother, while the daughters remain
with their father. To make the affair still more
notorious, young lady, Mrs. Dickens sister, has
undertaken to keep house for Mr.. Dickens and his
| daughters. The whole affair is very repugnant to
ideas of matrimonial constancy and has not en-
larged the circle of Mr.. Dickens admirers"
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SHORT INSURANCE.
~ FIFTY PEE CENT SAVED
The attention of Merchants about to increase their stock
for the Fall trade invited to the mode of eecting In
surance for periods LESS THAN ONE YEAR, adopted at
this Office, by which FIFTY PER CENT. OF PREMIUM
is SAVED, and payment of premium waived until the
expiration of policy.
THOS D. JOHNSTON,
Insurance Broker,
TTH,stfr 70 Second street.
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l. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS,
los BALTIMORE STREET.
~ To Clergymen OF all denominations and Sewing
Societies attached to Churches offer Family Ma
chine at lfprce.
". E. FREDERICK,
fe24-tf Agent,
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WHEELER s. WILSON MANUFACTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES.
For Families, Manufacturers and others.
'In family of Wheeler Il Wilson'S
machines, and cannot imagine anything perfect"
Ed. ". T. Evangelist
126 BALTIMORE STREET American Building,
fa91-tf NPpprIr A,,ent
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore City, letters administration ON the estate
of CHARITY COLLINS late of said city, deceased All
persons having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber before the 10th day OF January
next they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons indebted said
are requested to make immediate payment Given under
my hand this Goth day of July.
EVELINE COLLINS,
jy201aw4w Administrative.
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GPANISH CONSULATE.
~ BALTIMORE, July 10, 1858.
RICHARD D. FISHER, Esq, has been appointed CAN
ClIlER of this v Consulate by the Legation of H. c. NJ
at Washington and will act officially such from this
date. j. A. PIZARRO,
jy20-3t& V. Consul of H. c. NJ.
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FOR BEDFORD.
SEA BATHING

- AT
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.
One of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET CONPA-
NY'S STEAMERS will leave Union Dock, foot of Concord
street, DAILY Sunday eNccptcdl at O'Clock p. NJ for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back So giving the passenger the priv
legc to remain the whole season.
NJ n FALLS Agent,
je11-t1O Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
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jy19d1y
CELF-HEATlNG SMOOTHING IRON.
~ This novel and useful improvement in SMOOTHING
IRONS will be appreciated by thousands who have felt the
want of just such a convenience. Peng heated by al
cohoc flame, if precludes the necessity of fire in the
house which is great desderaum in the time
Ladies who are boarding in the town country, will
readily perceive that this SELFHEATlNG IRON is
peciay adapted to their wants and convenience.
BY turning the handle aside it forms very convenient
heater for nursery
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
CORTLAN & CO..
House Furnshers
iy19tf Nos 216 and 2lS Baltimore street.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC
W SCHOOLS, BALTIMORE, July II, 1S5S-Sealed pro-
posas will be received at this office until u O'Clock
TUESDAY, Goth instant, FOR ALTERATIONS AND RE
PAIRS TO PRIMARY SCHOOL HOUSE No. l, corner OF
Cough and Wolf streets; Primary No. ., Stiles,
High street; and Primary No 6, Ann street. Alice
Anna, and to Grammar School House No 4, corner of
Hanover and Lee streets.
Plans and specifications of the proposed alterations
this Office Any information in relation to the
above named work can be obtained by application to y.
T. DUSIIANE, Superintendent No. 81 N. Paca street
By order, I. W. GRIFFIN,
+. A. ABBOTT
VIM. C. ARTHUR,
S. G. SPICER,
TIIOS. /. PITT,
iyl3-eotiy20 Committee on Buildings.
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THE New AND STARTLING POEM OF THE
Dress FOR THE HAIR.

je19-lO Office 50 Lombard St, I'd door of Soutl
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To Exchange or sale.

a LIKELY Negro wonsn, 50 years old, and hes
n nss ehldren the oldest by IL. The nrxt sifi
10 end an fonn "a snfent. Mil BE- Sold ex-
rhaaeed far ether Negroes O. hFiaE n he
coantry ana that thesn Tor their ose, and
ucl flr sroxusAtion. Apply 10
saxi,-if = - ~ - WILL l. BOYD. +
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ssssenss. nsHeh -. tsss. i
I<bH ana nfzsr TIE IA q Assr the rcst 0rnoe 81
II - es~r ed On sas<sess a. haifrass ! A. n, ana
ELSA a. 4 A. N esen .Eaia ~ \. n. as4 c.sss a
r n. o. ,iesh~s dsy = tasf nee ~sii ~ olesea |.
h.lf-psxs eo<lpek A. h. anf eso<e a \ e'eisck,
~ a ASDkllsoN. loss siss,er
mar9l~4 aH4 ~ L.
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w. Y. CHzsl4DS ~ CO.'S
PA Pa TIE n L
Elastic Fire and Wafer Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

rTNHE undersigned purchased the State Right for
l. Tennessee Of the above patent about one year
portions Of the state. asks new the attention Of build
and the public generally. superior
ity over other modes of Renting.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
is imperyious water, elastic and flexible; will
perfectly resist ordinary exposure to IRE; ii is
cheaper than any roof of the old style aud am sure
il will give better satisfaction a. durability there
is question: II is the best thing invented
painting of old leaky tin roofs.
Hg- The Cement will be furnished TO those at dis
lance with directions for using. ..
h8- COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE,
re- Orders sent the undersigned, through the
Post Office will be promptly attended To-
1 would respectfully refer Ia the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings Win the Ce
ment, and many others whose names are not here
mentioned
ARCHITECTS ASp MASTER NEcHANIcs OF NASHVILLE
Mai. A HERMAN,
Messrs HUGHES x SMITH,
COLEMAN X SPAIN.
wM. STOCkEIL, 60
Mr. H. NJ. AkEROYD,
WARREN x MOORE, ''
@ HoUGH X MCCULLOUGH,
Col. i. 'A,NDaERsoN, n Co.
Rev. j.. ELLIOTT,
II. +. WIlklN,
r. J. MEIGS.
ENOCH ENSLEY.
SLAUGHTER 4 HEREFORD,
W. B. SHAPARD,
] y. WILLARD.
A. V :. IISISIEY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
W. II. GORDON & co
JAS. II. kENnRICK,
Rector J. q. SMITH. Columbia.
Mai A. j. DONEIsSON. Davidson ceuniyS
Col. A. J. FOLK, Maury county.
R8- The Nashville x Chattanooga Railroad CT mIa
nv have adopted this Cement for tho covering Of their
cars and other work.
&c Certificates and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere, where the Cement has been in general
use for several years can be exhibited.
The undersigned has been engaged in various modes
Of Cement roofing for many years, and naters himself
that he has gained experience and knowledge
during that time.
have made arrangements 10 receive a superior
imported article OF Roofing Felt from EDMisroN BIO
THEIRS, New York.
Samples OF Roofing 10 be seen at Office.
j. NATFIURST,
- Office No. 10 Deaderick street,
mayis-sm NASHVILLE. TENS.
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T WILL sell the house and lst a psesrnt ecc.tsc'
Il ana sxn<d bx VITA. 7. Mostly, sitzlzted IN Hal
ztrsrt ssufh Nashse. iro1slrg sixty tees, 1nd fHn
niur back $3.50 hundred. 1he hoase - hrrk. sltt
al . her u~crssart onf bailngs. ALI IN good repair
sIs, a vacant tss ffeassns ngh street thirty "a
feet aad running beek 80 fesf god iscztsa 80
building <.te 1his i fo<lrAbie pefcftY. q tAe-s
i<hi.s ~ rcf I'd I'd taxes ti.sf are M
s.,~e e<nu prsrerfy hslerE. and saaid earasst ,
ax,ts these wisaing insszI IN real esi~ie 81 e1Anf
- - :. s..x-A ersdn ss enc. s-a sae iArss
wears wish infefsst ffsus 4stss -
e. Yss farther s<zz &c sl1rs eai' "a ..,..,.s
f1 8 = - et-elst- -
: - E>sl E<ssss AS<sA
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

yTsHE undersigned new rderirg n private sale.
all that roriipn ~ liant, d ing the south SIDE
~ The Charis ftc Turnpike, beergnE ~ he estate 81
The late Matthews Barrow Decreased The land LIS N
fan view. and within shaut two uali-s q The Stzte
capstoi, and j. lad N lets varying size fresn
fourteen Ia twenty nine seres 81 fsoniinE On Tie
Turnpike rs,af 7hrse lands si1 be seid u far frt
ees and On hberAltisne, Ans perNsnG ishing n ez
smine fhe ASCERTAIN particulars IN Feiatin %
the trrms NIL Isiease call J1.hn e faFrow near
the premises J. l. 4 Il. ". Brown, Real Estate
Agents, CT the undefs giea IN SashVfii~.
n :. PifCHFR,
g. c. FORFEIT,
.-vsi@ge y sFrsss,sEs e g p.FFyx ass'a. I
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Edgefield and Kertueky Railroad
Louisville & Nashville Railroad.

49, Slzss.ssz - AelA
on and after MONDAY, oct. 18th, 1855, Trains will
~ run follows:
MORNING TRAIN. EVENING TRAIN
Leaves Gallatin a. VI. Leave Galatin 2 p NJ
Arrive Edgefeld 10 az Arrive E3geneld
Leave - II :" [ Lave - 40 -
Arrive t:allatin ! 2. NJ. / Arrive 6ailatin eco
The train Leaving Eiged III atII A. NJ. connec at
Gallatin with mail coaches for Louisville, Harisvile
and Carthage. Only tie morning train will run on
Sunday ROBERT MAC LEoD, Supt
octI7-tf
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Nk,,uAutA0N.

wN H. HDRS will eSn1.ags the busllsss n III
sl.lhu 90 Juilege st4eVt, MAIZE sNnaui sYrNlish
Il b Inl.s..l IL cxecAte aas MIA ssssustsd ~ Ia
=. r soaLlS-lus
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Ncgrocs for Sale.

THAvE sus,r nsmh<r a S~rro~s en- hzn4 sar
Il sale snensss them an sxeriient seamslress AID
iivr<e -sryspt, AlsQs sessr.i eoet eofks. NssteFs
kr czsl soo,s = 4t sWN l. BOYD, IN I
sssafr-Ef
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Law Priced Furniture,

aud ever, -aristy of Mood and Gaze seal CHAIRS
We sAin endeAvor IA plssss ali aud vii rake much
pleasure ~ shss sns vr si0ek ~ those a0 n-y sa,si
aasli-..a, PATTERSON FREEMAN
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Nome Again,

AIR. LAHcOmLE sesires 90 inform his
WI -F.saissis sias 'ibtt generally that lac has 70
fg.. AS AeftAesn tusr AM i Fuady 70 opea
the l.slI CAIN. 4iSu.
faiy trlstsu ~ all recent improvements IN Photo
rapA.e A.sipaiatioa--tuy ng. - negetofsfe, solcy
dsia l.s as~ftss 81 hls pEtaEes, AID determined u
A., 40 ~, st 80 lssss, ne eoinSasly invites shoss
sho have nry &c sssra iiiia fair q ~, ~ DO 80.
Ia .ss u ~ and las ircssat Toonzz ll1s
nsilsay ssrasaal.y bHsisa VI any N tbs Cry
lastly slrset, cofars VI lnloa- Ec{sx<~4
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HOUSE, LOT AND OFFICE,
New Clothing Store.
~. WARD. Lz. nEExlSoHAx. Jas. n'pE.xor.
Ward, Birmingham Il Coz,
pNACVlCAL VAIl,ORS.

No. 20 Pubic Sq.aye orTosife Souh end ef III
$ Marked Hesee.
WE are nov receiving large and entire a..
w new stock at FALL AMI WINTER PA. -
ny MAnE tIuiHlxG Am GENTLiMkN'S -
FURNISHING Go0ffS, mOsi ~ whirh were IL
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