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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29
Newspapers and Periodicles

The DANvILLE lNTELIGENcER.-This long
established democratic Journal, which for
many years was conducted by the late Gen
Valentine Best and since his death has
been edited 10y Oscar Forrest Kepler ESQ.
has recently become the property of J. S.
Saunders Esq, late of Bloomsburgh Pa.
under whose auspices as editor, publisher
and proprietor it will in the future be IS
sued. We wish for both M. $. and his
predecessor that their undertakings may
be prosperous and their lives happy.
TIE Ucstan Press, Mercer, Pa. which is
now in its forty seventhvolume, now graces
on our list of exchanges. Il is edited by
Thomas McKeen Esq, and is one of the
most ably conducted Democratic Journals
in Western Pennsylvania. May it wave
at least another half century, a fearless
advocate Of the rights of the people.
EaasoHs Magazine and Pit,qms .EoaHhy.-
The September number of this popular
Periodical, has been received, and is one
Of !he best numbers we have vet seem
Boasting list Of talented contributors. it
Is filed with a variety of fresh. interesting
and finely written matter, and is embel-
hshed with several illustrations. Publish
ed by Oaksmith &co. New York. at S3 90
per annum, with fine engraving. "The
last supper worth at least the whole
amount of subscription.
The Hg9taNesr, Ebeusburg, Pa, has
recently changed hsuds. P. 5. Noon ESQ.
retires from and Jas. C.. Noon Esq, as
sumes the editorial charge and proprietor
ship Of that Journal. The Ho,g.tameer is
only in the 55d number Of It's FIRST volume.
but its tone and ap. earanoe will recom-
mend it TO the Democracy Of Cambria
county. May success attend both the re-
firing and incoming Editors, in whatever
spheres they may be called on to act.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29
GLOVER HUE.gE3RSy

n HE SpJscJcry TaLe This MtLod or IN
Y torm'ng tie FIRHERSQf CLcarfcH f6v
that they manufacture, at their Shop in
2lD6,lAIEg gUGnGpaU0.Pa.
the e9lebrated Iiunsecker Improved premium,
ctorcr Huilcrs. These HUllers can be attached
to any power for either Two or -Four Horses or
water Power in Mills. They are Warranted to-
to work well and with good seed will clean from
twenty-five to thirty bushels per day. Any per-
son wishing to see one in operation, will please
call with Mr. VIM. A. Reed, Farmer, three miles
cast Of Curwensyillc, who purchased and one IN
use last season. Machines will be delivered IN
Curwcnsyiile if desired. For furt h5r particular.
inquire of VIM. A. Reed, ClcarGeld p. 0. or tbe
subscribers. Orders promptly ATTENDED 10.
S. as HAUPT.
MiIlhoim, Contrc co. Pa. Sept, 2nd 1853. Pm
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29
NOTICE TO LU.UBERNEN

VNhc Alieghancy u Bald Eagle Railroad.
n Coal ~ Iron Company, will receive propa'
sails until the 9th day Of OCTOBER next n,
leasing their STEAM SAW MILL lr Snoesboe
township, for ono or more years at stipulated
price per thousand for stumpage, or for certain
portion OF the lumber sawed and stuck Said
Mil Is located near the line Of the above named
Railroad, in the midst Of a heavy lumber region
owned by this Company, and is capable If emf
ting 10000 feet Of lunbcr per day.
by order Of the board
Sept 22nd, 1858. JOHN II. HOOVER Ga,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29
The Township [ ommittee.

The township committee, or commit
tees Of vigilance, hm ing been so freouet,
ly published during the course Of the sum.
mer, that every member thereof must De
fully advised of his appointment. and We
deem 1t unnecessary TO repeat them.
To those who have been named up1r
them, We might say few words sugres
tive Of their duties for the coming election
The distribution Of tickets. and the urging
out Of voters Is generally considered tbei,
province at general elections. Add to
this the guarding Of the polls from al
fraudulent and Illegal voting and the see
ing that no qualified voter is, through
prejudice or partiEan zeal, denied tina,
highest privilege Of an American citizen.
and we have enumerated all the cares
which devolre upon these faithful
iaboursin the good old cause OF dem
ocracy. Let 20 one consider these du.
ties Of no importance. Every &C: in the
iuliilment OF them, aids in sustaining our
principles. Then let every member Of
the committee he at his post early on
election day. When there. let him do
his duty without fear and without off
cousness, and he viii do himself honor.
and has party valuable service.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29
O. ACJ J@E0Hsra

4 LII persons are hereby cautioud against
IA buying, or in any way meddling with tho
following property, now in tn possession Of
George Garls in Coyington Up. viz: One roam
mare, one COW, six hogs, ono bul, one corner
cupboard, one cooking s, We, one bed and ono
lot of buokwhcat as the same belongs to me and
is only loft with snid Garls on loan, subject "a
my order.
Seul' u 1903, GINS a. L. MILLER.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29

Passed September IOh ls5S by the Burgess and
Town Council Of Cicarfcd Borough.
Hesoired, That the Street Commissioner be
directed TO MCadamize Second Street from the
Diamond to Walnut Street, Of the width of six
teen feet Providing that the lot elders On
said street shah have the privilege Of doing the
work IN front of their respective lots under the
are uon ct the Street Commissioner to be paid
for according to estimates Of the Street Com.
missioner on their agreeing that they will TAX,
orders which are to be paid by credits on the
taxes hereafter 10 be levied on their respective
properties in said street From the minutes.
Aucst-L. }. GRAMS, Secrctary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29
OUR PROSPECTS.

Cheering accounts reach US from every
quarter Of the country, bringing good ii,
dings of Democratic victories and Demo,
cratic gains wherever the contcnding for.
ces have met ut the ballot box. Even in
Republican New England where the de.
mon Of ianaticism has held almost undis-
puted sway for the last few years, we have
gained largely; while from the south and
west, we have obtained a series of the
most brilliant victories. Let these facts
stimulate our own democracy to action.
and induce them to show their brcthern
every where, that they are never behind
when their cherished principles are at
stake. Let US be able to re-echo the cry
OF ''alls well, which greets Us on every
hand, back to the rcmUtest corners of our
great and glorious country.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29
UAWWlOlYl

4 LL persons are hereby cautioned arsin,
~ purchasing or interfering with tho follow
ing property via; One roam horse. onc gr..
mare, one hrindlc COW, one two horse wagon. on,
tanning mill and one cooking stove, nov in lbs
possession OF n. Norbcg, as the same belongs I,
me aud is loaned only, and subject to my order.
NJ B. CoNAWAY.
knrIhaus Up. senL 29nd. lSJs. N
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29

Iut OlN oI Inry HUtuut Namhli
oans inthollWeool Representatives whict
hlccict Rank speaker Doinp q majority
oi tho iopublaus n lhn llouso. voted n
1897 NJ rcducc lhcduiy on iron from thirty
90 twenty lour pci ucnl Tie same party
which reduced Tho duty Is now making
great Professions oftis devotion to tho it
ON interests, and its dc.irc 10 scc 30 protcc
ted In the iron districts or pounyNunia
and Ohio. What would they give ii they
could blot out the above facts from their
record? lkmreg.r htbyHrrl
ISLANDER Srrr.-rhat pml, OF morality
fmddrus Stevens, who IS the Republican
candidate for Congress in Lancaster county,
has brought @ suit against our old friend
Capt. Saudcrson, editor uithc HbilyUcfr,
for SANDER, Stevens character needs
whitcwashing and lac is now making an at
tempt TO have the job done by a court and
jury, but we imagine that before hois done
with the Captain, or, rather before the
Captain is done with him, he will wish he
had never undertaken so great a job as to
silence the press b. proceeding at law
Capt. Sandcrson does not appear to be in
the least intimidotcd, but rather seems
pleased at the prospect ofa scrutiny into Mr.
SIS character lCWlisG Dmocrai.)
\ SUGGESTIVE lNcDENT.-Mr Robcr
Morris, the colorcd lawyer Of this city, re-
Gently bargaincd for a residence in Cary
vile, Chelsea, for which he was to pay
$1,000, but the fact coming to the ears Of
some of the select white inhabitants of
that locality. they sent to the owner Of the
estate remonstrance against Mr. Morris
settling there. The owner Of the house
felt the force of the remomstranco. and
the result is that Mr.. Morris cannot have
the estate. The Evening Gazette, from
which we gather these facts, says that
"tho opp6stfs of Mr., Morris are those
who have been mosti in sympathy with
Kansas and most forward in movements
sympathising with the oppressed aud cp-
position from such it comes with bad
grace. ."-Bysty,. Courier.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29

Il declare mother, said a pretty little
girl IN q pettish little way. ''tis too had
mother; yOu always send me to b-d when
am not sleepy, and you always make me
get up when [ am sleepy"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29

Formers IuFIoUS RAyISGs.-Forney, in
his Tarrytown TRADE against the Demo
cratic party, which was published in last
weeks Repository and Transcript, uses the
following impious language;
"Hhu hCss things trgsUic, Hcrr ,rowFL,
NO GOD IN HEI TENVHsj jgNo,-Jar d;J
not DAWN s,ch a party IN OrhJC, nct.
The Transcript, by publishing and COM
mending the speech, endorses this Ian
guage. What say the public? Are there
no Bibles in the county Has Christiani-
ty died out Of this community :Do our peo-
pie believe with Forney and the Tiansrrjp,.
that the cristars Of COL depends upon the
result of the next or any other election ?
Ii the hallotboX does not damn the
Democratic party in October, is it thence.
forth tobe an article oftheoppositiom creed
that there IS no God? Forney says So. and
the TRANSCRIPT endorses it anb Republicans
who pass for pious people, and are regular
church members, tinditin thcirconsciencg
to defend the speech and praise the rcck-
less and abandoned person that made
TaWsv Shirt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29

A cute Yankee IN Kansas, sells liquor IN
a gun barrel instead Of a glass. that be rBsv
avoid the law, and make it-appeAr Be-
yond dispute, that se Is selling liquor by
the barrel.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-09-29

A"IWtd"' -h"h'JuchTcTS dld DcaLCTS az
VGm0y Uup9
For Ladies and Children; Also, CENTS Flry
Fur Collars, and GloUcy.
TNHE number Of years that which we bave
l. been engaged in the Fur business, and the
genera. character og our Furs, both for qroli,y
and price is 50 genraliy known throughout the
Country that we think il unnecessary IN sov
more than that we have now opened -nr assort.
ment Of FUhs for the FALL aud WINTER s,le.
the largest and most beautiful thut we bnvo
ever before offered 10 the pCbc Our Furs have
all been Imported during The present season
when nancy was scarce and
FUES NUCH WER
than at the present time, and have been mann
featured by the most competent worEmen vo
are therefore determined to sell them nj suc5
prices as will continue % give us the repptation
wo have borne for years that is, 10 self yood
article for very SmaH PROFIT.
sTOREkEEPEB RS will do VOL 10 y;vo rs a
call as they will find the largest assortment Inv
far to select from in the City, and at manufac.
turers prices.
JOHN FARIERA q co.
10. SIS Market street. above stb. pbiIad,o
sept. s9th, 1928. Inns
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-25
For the Journal.
TOntOgany.
Stony RIDGE, March, 1858.

Mr.. EDITOR :--Hsving resided in Tontogany
for few weeks past, and believing that the
people of this aud adjoining counties are not
awake to the advantages which this place has
over most new places, il would not be mprop
er, perhaps, to notice few OF them, through
the columns of your valuable paper.
Tontogany is located on the Dayton & Mich
igan r. R., ten miles from Perrysburg Il con-
tains but few buildings at present, but under
stand that depot, and many other important
buildings are TO be erected the coming summer.
If the R. R. is completed early in the sea
son, its growth will be rapid and considerable
Wood County, though very fertile and produc-
tiveh but few if any sections better lopteG to
agricultural pursuits than this. The land on
one side is level prarie, unsurpassed in fertility
on the other heavy timber, is easily drained, as
the Tontogany creek passes through it /; and
when it is thoroughly drained, and properly
cultivated, its productiveness will be equaIed
by few localities ia the State.
A church has been commenced here Two
men. who have done much towards building up
Wood County, have given lots upon which il
is to be erected the ensuing season. This is
move in the light direction, Ond speaks well for
the place and her go-ahead inhabitants.
The first settlers principally came from the
East many years ago, and are an Industrious
intelligent and snteEPrising class of people.
A good Lycsum is in progress here. The
"Tontogany Literary Journal" weekly paper
conducted in connection with the school, and
which is an honor TO the place and those who
conduct it, is read every evening in the Lyce
um. ...5
The people are awake to the cause of eduea-
ton, and it has prospered in the common schools
which must soon ts superseded by that more
effective method-the Union School system.-
Having such an intimate connection by R. r.
with Perrysburg and Toledo. and surrounded by
such fertile country, Tontogany must become
q healthy, thriving and business town. w. G.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-25
AutipaIssicS.
"Some men there nre love not gaping pig
s.mInn Lh4L nLld Il LLnA LnL..lL .... y y

Some men there nre love not gaping pig
Some that are mad if they behold eat"
Mr. Vaugheim, great huntsman, in Hanover
would faint, or, il he had sufficient time, would
run away ut The sigh, OF roast pig,
Henry III " France could never sit in room
with cat.
The Duke OF Schambers had the same kind ol
antipathy nay, we read Ofn gentleman, in the
court OF the Emperor Ferdinand, who bIed al
The nose on hearing the mewing OF q cat, how
ever distant she may be from him. The same
happened to Chrsne, Secretary to Francis the
First, If an apple was shown to him.
Ctrdan was particularly disgusteI a the sight
of eggs Uladslaus, king Of Poland could not
bear 10 see apples.
Joseph ScaIger anG Peter Abono never could
drink milk.
Ambros Pare mentions gentleman who new
er could see an eel without fainting
Erasmus, thongh native Of d seaport (Rot-
dsm), had such an aversion to fish, that The
smell of it gave him fever
King JAMES the First had ar utter aversion to
the sight OF naked sword 50 that when he
conferred knighthOod the blade was placed on
the shoulder OF lha person whom the king de-
lighted TO honor By one of the royal stteud-
ants.
An eminent London Banker when dining
has tainted III consequence ofa fontman bringing
and placing on the id,bOard, the tray contain
ing the half of a lrgr Cayshire cheese although
the panher did not sle the cheese.
We have read of a gentleman who wo,al fall
INTO convulsIons at sight Of carp
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-25

AT the Republican jubilee on the 22l, al
Wooster, Ohio, Mr. Milan gave as toast the
following
BURNS, MILLER ANN PEEDLEroE-When the
people get at them, they will roast Burns, grind
Miller, and hang Pendulum.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-25

-" D1n't rob youselvrs," rs the farmer sail
to the lawyer who called him hard names.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-03-25

Il venerable old man. says. Let the SLAM
dered take comfort-it is only at fruit trees that
JlAisves throw stones,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
The United States Benevolent Society for Tn
Diffusion of Useful Klnxlaia,a.

'TNHE following Is SCHEDULE Of Proparty which
VII he gwen to Purchasers of Books az the time
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18

Produce.
w Z VIII pay the highest market price in C,s, 20,
bacon, Lard, Dried Frut, Feathers and Ee,s
oc;;yo ENING X sPEEHY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
IEW DRUG STORE.

S--ys~-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

A kh vel known and eagerly sought for Throughout
tie whole Continent uf America
| Never BEFORE their Introduction could any Sc
Fea "4 popular remedies be found that were equ,l =,
any emergency that were always be relied on and
| were "ithh reach # the poorest persons
Never tieIore tie GT5nlenberg nils could Won
o"i' i"f -'' a certain remedy for Bilious Diseases
LIVER CompLiilts Dyspepsia Costiveucss and Astbna
NsEer EeIOre this Fever aud Ague remedy
coIiT an! illng be found that cured all cases OF Cs
! and Fever for 5lc.
never BEFORE the Green Mountain Ointment
vas thefe to be ioued for 25c. any Immediate cure
Tor nnrHs, Bruises, Cuts, old Sres, Erysipelas and
lhliinihauouS, either external or internal
Never Before NarshaiIss Uterine Ia
InolIcoH Mas Falling 81 the Womb, aud other
cNrlEe diseases found t. be durable. Now, ten cases
out OF Twelve are cured by this medicine
E1- II any physician SURPRISES that this is merely
faSN remedy, We would reply, THAT u prepared
Oy Dr. Fomcroy, OF Utica wealthy and Old MS, ci,n
OF me Ali"pathc schoo!-thst 0i furnish any re-
putble Phislcan any quantity of it. gratuit,usiv Ia
tst IL merits On ms patients; and furthermore hy
wiring 10 lr.t omeroy, he can be furnished with rs
S"nI"ieI parts Ia Is the greatest blessing Ia tle
irn'I sex that the science Of medicine discovered
Never efore the Grsrfer berg Dysentarv So
rul, "'s there certain remedy for Bloody fiuX by
sehiery biiIusa OF Cholorauow, all can be cure. Ia
Never EefOrc the introduction Of the Childrep,s
faiiice coG Iuothe: feel the hlc If her abe SAT-.
Tor day, while ulder i've years Of axe Youthful
,iseds's ana strong medicines carried them of-tow
us medicine cures them. after tch doctor ana
Aut So have pronounced their hopeless Price
Never Before was any Ioaic Bitter So ,,oppl,r |
as lie fieaiih bitter that costs 25c Ahy se,la he
~yiia sAHer from dyspepsia Biius diseases /
M - fiN'eA'
Never Before was any preparation OF sarsa.
lliiL- :" powerful as that eomPouHued BY tbs Gre-
Never Refore has the Consump,ive,s Rain,
oui'. IS equal tow many are the noV IL life and
heath who wocld, this, have entered fe,tb,s /
iarA partial, Il they had been recommended -
use tltis IA preference 20 many uostrums thai are
oudit Yauntedg
Never A efore were piles ana t-f,tv.t 49, /
'fft4ii 81 cure Ne have certificates of lierss.s ,
ireiy recovered. after Ir Note and uther great ,
lclins had asserted that nothing but tie knAe coat
nlrd relief. 49,
Never ifefore could infamed ewes and wcat
esS oi sEit be cured for twenty five cents Tie IA,
<lt3ou so-e IL. -
Never Before was any Book pubi.she! tli,t
'Ilt as niiicl glledical Knowledge as Tho t,.,f.u
t's A'hu'i' 81 Health, for twenty 1--we cents IL
" 10 be in every family IN TIE land
Never l. efOre hasany Almanac been ma hf.si,,t /
V"lui6le a. tue Health Almanac AZ Is furu..h.I [
rAiuiiously by IL Druggists, and hy
ALtN. MACKENZIE
''ct-I-u IL College street, Nashville
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
To Exchange or sale.

a Lfhklf Negro Notasn, - years ola ana hrr
II ave etitrea tts siieet 10y a. he naxi 4 siii
10 and = "a do.zn o. infsst. So - seit - a.
shzsgea fsF other Nrsrues s. enc hF.rE Ia iir
eouatrr, and that Nzats tra lsf thriF oan as- ARD
afss fsr speculation Appiy %
aagIi-9 WILL. l. Ro,-n
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
w. l.. CszILIsS ~ CO.'S
TENT
Elastic Fire and Wafer Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.


'HE undersigned purchased the state Rieh, for
tennessee 90 the above patent about oac year
ago and has since introtuoedit EXTENSIVELY 90 ,.fIs
poft"is oi the state. asks ncS TIE attention - but
ers, and the public generally o. ex4n,fre ~ 49,,
| ny over ether modes al Reuaug
Tie miterialisrins a lard ard smooth ssrcaee ],
y uhicfF'2ts q water, elastic ard uer it- 4 v-,.l
perfectly resist any oranary eEpsur. a. me-. 4, .
cheaper tlah any ROT 81 HE ali style. AMI am sore
VIII Fivc better satisfaction durability Their.
b no question. n i iile beet thing ever it,.,i -
painting 81 ola lesks TN ronls
Hs- The Cemeus w he furnished u those al a dis
lance wlth dirrct!.ins for using
60 COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SAIE
. ss- Orders sent Ia The undersigned, through tie
rost oilre Viii ne Plnmptly attended
would fes'ee tg9iiy refer o. ths following gentle
men Tor ShoIE have covered buildings ~fsb Tie O.
nieht aud ~ others whose names sre here
AHeliIrEcTs Avn MssTI1 MECHANICS nashville
Msj A HFIMAN,
Gessrs. HU6lif, A SMITH.
COLEMAN 4 SPAIN
Ny. STOCkEIL
Mr.. a. NJ AkEROYH
wAi,RI-N ! MOORE
ROU6H 4 hetI LIOEGH.
} 4 ncCANN.
Col II :, ANDERSON, ; - Co,
Rev =. tIIIOTr,
y. p VILLAIN,
r. J. MICS.
ENosH ENSlEY.
SLAUGHTER 4 HEREFORD,
". .. -ftArktb.
\. WILLARD.
A " :. IINff>LFY
gen. WASH. BARROW
W. H. GrtlDN a -
Jas. IA. Nm uRICE
Aectnr T. 4. SMITH Columbia
MAJ A. ,. flONEI-lS, Taaysascn ceuasxa
caE A. J. Foi.A. Marry c.,ansx
- Ihe Nashville Ch4tlans,sa Railroad O. s,~s
ay 4se Aioftd th csaaezt fsr ts eorerlne n a.,
c4rs ala stief NoEk
- csriiaraiss and ses,ss.ss.s. sso,, es......,,
and sises i-fs shere Che Cssnt has been u s1rsi
as fof several years, can ~ exhhf8sa
fhe undersigned has teu ez.sassf trs vars,s rsl.,s
= eefnset rossans fof many years ana nast.rs \ if
lai iie h.s gained satne ezseFienes And saeNlesge
have nFis hrFaagFtnents 90 rccsive 4 ssls.ertsr
itlfori..s arteie q Raang Felt from EnEssr0S Bso
SAMPLES u ksodsg 20 be seen a. ssoe
j. r. NAfHURST
oasss No. IS n-ss1eFirk street
hAsie-sm S.sasutK. TEsx
IN boAks IuBAcc0. farioas hrzsas, 81
~ sepA>-g Di1LoS : CO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
FOR Throu-h r,eL.


Slo1tSt"NG g i4rden n The l''1.h-r t-.te
az 'fe'ss''- ss business ~ the o q stand Ne,
- s-.aNsfs ~h=-e all be I,le,ss.d a. mel al
ie- - t-~ss- - f,--fecesssr an.i -
- 49, f.s-s- 49, -.itss ~sii
80 ~~~-s~' sn'sss easlssg Poplar ana ceaar
Ian ~ e-ss~- barge sappis ~ sb,se .,,i veis,
lps. q a. eaeAs-S - - sell a. snangfss,,,rs,
pf3rcs
fieFfag fs1rcA. 80 a. ssks and accounts or ne
- - AZ VS. Afe a<&re - shrr iaiehseanezS Win
fAttse sotne ferNala an4 s.t, b the arst ~ sea-
tsesrr, 81 wiii put their =, >uts Nth An os,o-r
So co ee&ipa-
HAVING determined 90 adhere s,ridls a. the c.sA
sSssen AZ efiers aust De raecosafaaied Nah lie
nlpney b Fslectex
Aas2s-G J. = DARDES
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-18
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
No. II, COLLEGE STREET.
PATTERSON & FREEMAN.

IIASE nov Ia store aud are constantly r~ssesvins,
rae asSurtEiielt az al kiais 81 tAtsiNEF FUk.
MUIR which uiex arc determined sril a. Low =,
Aft HsteF house ia the etty - t4e time gar
fshtins utrir fursture O. be toe iest xuF slsf.
@'a Asfist uue Il thr nfnl has just retained lrf,
tif cast ifFe ise sEsta4ly srleSled tie rngr &c..
NAlh ~ al ni ksaEyrs AANEtkfrtAE aud -.
rFstAs. eur stock tsIis 81 "a tsift If -
Aalagtny fAriar Furniture. II Wnlek = 80
ute, t-rtiier Blti tiaglhuf SSttz, li,sk tss N.rf
r1bs k''iiaiis tiaairs Lounges sss, t-s~y ti..lrs
ffefaeH testfz4ss Aasa s-t4lsis A-4isaaasy si,ir.
Dressing hsircafis, tKt-asiau Iahes ete s.ts 80 :
e0al plrts aSssF tlleGlt 81 al tssls u
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