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Aurusta MARKER, July g,

BACON-Prces continue rather Irregular and We quote for
Tennessee clear sides lOIz@II: ribbed Tennessee OI9I0i
Western lOalGIS; and shoulders 7s75z Hams nominal
CORN-Tis article continues and readily commands
from IS to so cents included From and deliver
ed the price The crops promising which
contributes depress prices.
WHEAT-New Wheat very Irregular and unsettled The
range from SOC to 81 bushel, bat the principal sales
made a about 30 cents
FLOURThere little better demand and more hrmne in
this article, though prices remain last quoted Tennessee E
Family s. do. Extra 81 755 90; do. superRe "a So
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RSy- The Banner thinks our statement that the
people Of Kansas had an opportunity of voting on
the Lecompton constitution will be news to our
readers. We presume that none of them were ig
nOrant of that fact unless we msy have the honor
ofnumbering our neighbOrs of the Banner among
our readers. The Banner asks: Will our neighbor
be kind enough to tell US when they voted on that
constitution 20 Certainly. We cannot find it in our
heart to refuse any neghbor requires,
especially when he asks for it's politely The vote
was had on the 2Ist Of December 1857, and the con
stitution "with slavery received majority of votes
pa From the New Orleans Delta we learn that
the difficulty between Messrs. Hsnlon and Gibbons
grew out of some compositions which were read be-
fore the Girls High School, and which were publish
ed in the True DsltG. 1t appears that Mr.. Hanlon
obtained them for publication in a manner which
called forth some remarks from Mr.. Gibbons, which
the former considered insulting, and which, after
some correspondence, led to a challenge from Mr..
Hanlon. The parties had been firm friends. The
weapons used we're duellng pistols, distance twelve
PAGES At the first fire Mr.. Gibbons received the
ball eff his adversary in the breast, and was caught
By his seconds as he fell. Mr.. Hanlon escaped une
injured, the ball of his adversary cutting his coat
There is reason to suppose that Mr.. Gibbons will
recover.
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GTEAm BOAT FOR SAIE,--The
- Steamer FLORIDA she now lies at New staa-t-4
orleans, In hrst rate running condition, draws 30
inches water light, and LOCO tons She sold
JAMES A. DOLL,
ie4-dSW~' New Albany Ind.
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4 c. HARVEY having located himself with WIN. H. PERRY,
would r the attention Of his old friends
and the public generally, where he viii Be pleased
70 give ms personal attention. liyo-1W
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The Ticket Ohce is In the Passenger Depot and apen
hO9 before the starting Train, which allows ample time
for the purchase OF Tickets. openat other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities A
Train which connects throughout with Trains the other
Time 20 Richmond A hOurs Washington days Philadelphia
two and half and New YORK three days. This the cheapest
and best route from Nashville 10 the East
New Orleans passengers leave the 30 P Train, arriving
az Memphis in time to connect for New Orleans the evening
the next day, and through without detention Memphis
Those for Mcannve SPARTA and Beersheba Springs leave
Nashyl on the 80 P NJ Train which directly
lahoma with the Train for MeMnnvile. Persons leaving
Mnnvie in the morning arrive at Nashville 40 ?. NJ
AT Nashville there boats which leave daily for Smihand
and connect with boats for different places the Ohio
sisspp rivers also, daily line Of for Louisville, leaving
every morning on the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Of Schedule, the Train from Memphis
direct at Stevenson With and down day Trains causing
delay 10 Nashville and Eastern passengers and gained
over the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville.
c. L. ANDERSON,
iulylO, 1858 BPo General Ticktt AGENT.
VALUABLE DWELLING FOR SALE.
AN offering for sale that Wellnown pro-
perry, at the corner of Cedar and Cherry Streets owned by
the Sisters Of Charity.
Parties holding claims against the Sisters Scachl
will please fle them with me for payment.
For further particulars call A. Y. S. LINDSLET.
julylO-hn g. College street.
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BANCROFPS HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
W. T. BERRY & co.
THE HISTORY OF FaE UNITED STATES
NOLUME vas.
BEING VOLUME OF THB AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
By GEORGE BANCROFT.
OChAVO UnIF8EER WITH the PREVHs
OUS VOLsUuES.

Thsis the ari Of four volumes which WI smbraes the
period Of the American RevOutOn from tas Blockade %
Boston the Treaty Of Pc At Pans IA ts2, and con-
tains, great degrees from manuscript and unpubtshed
urees history Of The nation duFnstfo drst portion
ths evsnul period including the BOeA ade Of Bostoa HsE
bor the general orgaazlon o. Tho country, The ateroa
Of the Charter OF Massachusetts, toe resistance Of the poo
pie Of Massachusetts, the spirit o. ne South, the Congress
Of I74 progress OF England, France, and
elsewhere Battles Lexington and Concord the Siege
Of Boston, tue Congress Of IT'S he choice OF Washinsoa
a. Commands Chief the Battle Of Bunker Sin, SC.
As there EiI doubtless be great demand for ne History
ofthe Revolat0n Independent OF aa preceding volumes
the work these four volumes viii also DO published sepa-
raielY, tae Amencaa keVJa-iOn, Vols, /, II, III,
with title page and binding correspond.
The publishers invite ths renders Of the
present volume Of Mr.. B4Her0ts History he United
drst six volumes Of the WORK, h3 Distinguish
merits Of which hIge gratefully acknowledged b.
his eOuntrymen." For sale BY
W. r. Berry g Co.
mayI5 Public SuaaEs.
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FIlEsH AHRIyALs o. CIIOICE FanII1


Corner Of Broad ana Iil6 cfretts,.
Nashville Tenn.
TUVIIE barge and commodous buildings situated
tione having been lately adapted for College and hospital
purposes and equipped with every convenience open
fer the reception Of patients
The Internal management coufiel experienced 3atron
nurses, and the establishment well supplied with serVans
Patients will be administered to ty Dr Ford, r. C, h Narn,.
Maddin and Calender.
ton desired.
TERNs-s4, So, and IS PEI week.
For admission apply the premises. Small Pox
L.
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GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION.

UhAND bALLOON ASLENSION.
MFRS. E. NJ. DAVIS will make a grand Balloon -
y Ascension for the benefit Of the Sunday Schools
Nashville Saturday. July 10TH at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
from the beautiful at the Broadway House.
Davis the only American lady that has made ascn- MI
sions alone. W.
The doors will be opened O'clock to witness the -
beautiful and interesting process Of initiating the air
ship.
Admitance into the enclosure cents Children and servants
25 cents.
B-Tckets will be at the Music and Book Stores and
by the Sunday School scholars.
S. WILSON, Manager,
July Id W. B. DAVIS, Treasurer.
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TIE Hay CRor The present seasons hay crop
promises TO be large and ue one, in most parts Of
the country. In the vicinity Of Boston, and in foc
in ell Massachusetts, and New England, farmers are
engaged in cutting heavy crop Of grass and if the
weather continues favorable it is calculatedthe will
raise the finest crop OF hay produced in that
section Of the country. From other hsy-producing
large crop,
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RECAPITULATION.

1853 Jan'y Fe5'y Mar. April May June
10 t5s Bank, $4,000 1880 $1,000 1OO 10000 1890
Average am mt due
the Bank l46BO0 40 65 l24,3sI l2O95 lSb 10 4o3
specie, I4O7O 1O7a5 1905 7,7OO 5,I75 1854
Am'nt Of bills and
notes issued by
the Bank and
Outstandg agst
it on frstof each
month, 1900 10000 10000 10000 10000 4O;0OO
W B. SHAPARD, President.
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Proclamation.
TOY IsHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Of
II Tennessee: .... ~
To Shers Of the several counties OF the State Of
Tennessee-YoR hereby commanded TO open and 80
hold election, at all the places of holding elections
respective countless Thursday the second day September
next the purpose Of eecng Supreme gen Western
Division OF the State the vancancy by
death Of William R. Harris, according
law.
- In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand,
and caused the Great Of the State affixed
e.. sI fee, in Nashville this LIST day Of July, 1853
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. z. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
The Memphis appeal Southern Osa will insert until
the day Of election. Ijyl-td
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR.. King, formerly Of New York. the last four-
49, years Of Louisville, Kentucky aud WIS de-
voted his attention the private ever
thirty years himself, having attended, rac ice for
many years, andCured many houn De is enabled
all diseases u private nature uarr how bad t DO
own. Dr. Kings Dispensary . Deaerck street. bctEec
Cherry and the square, where he cures All diseases Of private
nature.
GoSoRHEA cured without nausious medicine or 9ssrrnes
from business.
srE1cRURs Of old or recent date eecualy cured in Few
days, operation which pain Where Suctrrs
exists, health came. be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out Of
bad treatment, be efectualiy cured days.
SEMINAL WEAKNEss, particular attention having given
this disease, and all the growing brought
many By the destructive habits % inCpnsidarate
Youths and excessive indug u The passions ueget %
which the constitution, rendering subject
Females who may be la50rug difficulty The WOMB
may assured Of immediate relief
residing abroad, hy writing and stating their tl
fee enclosed directed to Dr. A King, No. . Dearck
their address, with necessary directions strict secrecy Observed
ONCE from O'Clock in the morning until Gin the evening"
may 23-diy
FRESH ARRIVALS OF CHOICE FAMILY
GROCERIES.
tsrces Sugar Cured Hams
IS bags Java Coffee.
. Lag. do
Mocha. "
30 -" Baltimore Rio do.
5 hhds strictly choice La. Sugar.
10 bbs- Baltimore Refined C01ee DO
so DOz. Assd Brooms-
100 bags Extra White Wheat Flour
200 BED Il"
200 Bus. Corn Meal
Just received and for sale at market priess b
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TENE Partnership heretofore existing between B. R. JOHNSON
and RICHARD OWEN, is this day dissolved BY mutual
All the debts due the firm viii be collected BY B. r.
johnson, and all notes other Indebtedness Of the firm will be
paid by him. B. Il JOHNSON,
RICHARD OWEN.
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slate I'D DC Merehants, BanI., from Ian,y

Personally appeared W President Of the Mer
casns Bank made oath that the FOREGOING is true state
ment Of the Merchants Bank to lst July, 1855
Sworn and subscribed to before me July 81 lels
EGBERT A. RAWORTH. j. ?.
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CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.
Nashville g. Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS

-
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.
an and after SUNDAY, July II, 1858, the Passenger Trains
y will be follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. N. and 9 P. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga a. go P. NJ. and Is A. NJ,
Leave Chattanooga at A. NJ and Q P. NJ
Arriving at Nashville at Z 80 P. NJ. nds.1O A. NJ
Through tickets sold al Nashville to the following aees
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ma The Union and american admits, or at least
does not deny, that Mr.. Buchanan and the Republi-
cans we're in the category so far the Kansas
question is concerned and that is all we commended
for.-BGRHeT.
The Banner commits SO many blunders that we
cannot be expected to conrOvert all of its erroneous
statements. We do, however, deny that Mr.. BUCH-
ANAN's opinions on the Kansas question ever coin
eided with those entertained by the Black Republic
cans. We do this merely to satisfy our neighbOr,
for nobody has been deceived by the Banners state
ment.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-07-10

WAT & BEERS'
-r. LUBRICATING GREASE
CHEAP durable compound FOR geasiug the aXes OF
~ Omnibuses, Carria GEES Carts, Drays and
Wagons; also economical and durable luhrcator for
HEAVY MACHINERY 1t will not gum, and not effected
BY heat or cold. For in Tin Cans Kegs and Barrels, by
EVEN, PENDLETON 4 co.
". W. BERRY & DEM0YILLE,
A. STRETCH
80. G. BROWN,
And Druggists generally. lje2e-d6m
NIVIDEND NOTTCE.-The Board Of Directors have
ordered dividend five per cent. for past six months, to
paid Stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light Company after
the 10Th inst J. III. kENDRlCht Secretary.
LIZ
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81 The Bdasss q Wednesday distinctly stated
that ths Republicans had 81 de@saded nothing more
than popular vote on the Lecoup son constitution
''since shs passage Of the Kansas Nebraska Bin"
We exhibited the incorrectness Of the statement by
quoting from the Black Republican Platform Of
1856, the following resolutions.
ResolUsd, That the Constitution coufers upon
Congress sovereign power over The territories Of
the exercise of this power 1t is BOTH THE RIGHT
AND TIE DUTY OF CONGRESS TO PROHIBIT
IN THE TERRITORIES THOSE TWIN RELICS OF
BARBARISM, POLYGAMT AND SLAVERY
Res0lUed, ThBt Kansas should be Immediately
admitted'as State Of the Union, with her present
(TOpeks) free constitution, as at once the most
eifectua way Of securing to her citizens the enjoy
ment Of the rights aud privileges to which they are
entitled, and Of ending the civil strife now raging
in her territory.
The Banner now attempts 10 escape the force Of
these facts by cOntending that these resolutions
have reference TO other subjects than the Kansas
question It says;
We we're discussing the position of the Republic
cans on the Kansas question, and it was IN refer
ence TO that question alone that we made our as
sertion.
Well, The resolutions which We have quoted e1-
hibt the position of the Republicans the Kansas
question and prove that their position was not such
as the Banner assigned them. The Banner insists
that they only desired submission Of the consttu-
ton to the people, and never demanded anything
mere. The Resolutions maintain that it is the right
and dy Of Congress to prohibit slapsry in the terri
tories GneludiuE Kansas of course, and that 'Kan-
sas should be Immediately admitted into tho Union
with be free constitution " which our readers viii
remember, was formed by the abolitiouists at TOpe
ka How, then can the Banner sustain its assertion
that the Black Republicans have demanded moth
ing more than popular vote on the LecOmptOn
constitution" We leave our neighbor to reconcile
the contradiction between his statement and the
declaration Of the Republicans themselves. The
Banner continues:
With this explanation the Union and American
will see at once that VIC correct for that paper
cannot deny that the Republicans would hsYe been
satisfied at any time with the admission of Kansas
under constitution which had received the sane
ton of majority Of the people through the ballot
box.
On the contrary, the Republicans declared on the
door Of Congress- in reply to the nterrogatOries o.
Mr.. BARKsDALE of Mississippi that they would not
vote fOr.the admission of Kansas slave State if
all the people in the territory should vote in favor
Of slavery constitution and desired its admis-
mission We would advise our neighbor to investi-
gate these subjects little thoroughly before he
ventures to discuss them.
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81 Democrats journals are constantly entartain-
ing their readers with lectures upon The evils Of
banks of Tennessee They roundly assert that the
SYSTEMS rotten in ITSELF and that nothing good can
come Of it. We doubt not they have succeeded
to considerable degree in doctrinsting with their
notions the masses, who have nothing 10 do with
banks but to use the notes they put in eiroula,
fion /"
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q
Great sale of LOts--Three Days Sale.
TENHE Tullaoma Town Company offer for sale beautiful lots
heretofore reserved and unsod, and which are peculiarly
eligible for family residences and many Of them convenient for
business houses To the poor who needs hOme to the rich
who desires to purchase splendid and healthy locality for
summer residence, moderate who wishes
to buy delightful dwelling place. this possess great attrac
hundred inhabitants the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad the terminus Of the McNnnville and Manches
Coffee county and the table land Of the Noun
taln DisIlle' o. tJ 5tI 4 iII 6d 5If in b i a.
an the comforts appliances Of high civilizations Of
dery we'll regulated moral and religious community blessed
with inyigorating pleasant and refreshing atmosphere Inch
10Y Of addition all this the invalid viii
@ mineral waters within he town site and other mineral waters
chaybeate sulphur convenient to the by the aid OF
rcIs lot ceap as the sale is without reserve The terms
soue, and the lots retained DAYS Of sale the third
fourth and h days of August Maps Of the town and
lots sale, be application to at the Lincoln House
b6-tls WM MOORE Agent.
NTOLASSES.--l0O bbs bright reboiled Jackson Refinery
WI for sale low, by TERRAss BkOIHEks-
ctUGAR.--lOO bbs Crushed and Powdered Sugar, BaIH
- more Refinery for sale low for cash only rvps
IENNAoo DhCI Lhn2,
boxes Langhorn and Armsads Superior
Il Tobacco, for sale very low, TERRAss BROTHERS.
CtOFFEE,--5OO bags Baltimore Coffee for sale low for
j cash, TERRASS BROTHERS.
DRANDY 81 eask superior old oeaTi, DqRsy Co., for
GSTAR CANDLES.--jOO half and whole boxes for sale
y low, TERRASs BROTHERS.
nEMIJOHNS.--soO Demijohn9 e gallons, for sale
Dby TERlASS BROTHERS.
WHISKY.
1000 barrels Tennessee White, and other brands;
$50 J. Il. Smiths Reserve;
900 Rye and BOURBON;
I56 NeWsom & Lincoln
100 Country Single Distilled for sale low by
TERRAss BROTHERS.
TRON--2OO TONS.--We have large and wen assorted
stock amongst which is sizes Of large round and
square. particularly invite the attention Of buyers,
determined to close it out at low down prices:
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We deny that the Banner has ever opposed the
admission Of q slave State into the Union with
constitution legally and cOnstitutionally framed, >
and we call upon neighbOr to produce the proof
of his sssertion.-BaHHeT
Does the Banner deny that the LeeomptOn pro-
slavery Constitution of Kansas was legally and con-
stitutiOnally formed? We need no other proof than
the arguments of the Know Nothing representatives
from this State, Gen. ZoLLIooFFER, Col. READY and
Mr.. MAYNARD, whom the Banner supported for Con-
gress to establish that proposition. Win the Banner
refuse to receive them as authority?
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day July, 1913, before acting Justice Of
the Peace for the State and aforesaid personally came
Dyer President G. PEARL Cashier Of the City Bank
and oath the foregoing statement Of the affairs
Of said Bank.
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TFVAX PAYERS owning property IN The corporation OF N1s
vile. reminded that their Corporation and school Taxes
are payable at the once Of the Coieor the lt Of
July Those Who desire eoscs and trouha VIII pase
attention The undersigned Be found &c his
isS3-sW A. NELSON, CollsetOr,
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L n SAVAGE 4. b. AhDERsON
SAVAGE & DERsON,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
smithViIle, Tsn
Having associated hemsei together the pracee
lawwili give undivided atenoB TO eli busiEsss
trusted 10 hsm They will practice in al the OF ths
fourn Judicial Circuit and also in the counties
Cannon Wilson, and in the supreme Court At Nashville
ian3-U
DESIRABLE STORE HOUSE FOB SALE
WTE offer sale the accommodating terms,
w valuable property known the Orleans St0re the
South Of the square, opposite the Market House. being
desirable business stands the city. wishing
bargain will find 10 their interest Immediately
J. L. 4 r. W. BROWN,
juIy7 ~ Cherry street.
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Yesterday the Union Bank out tie of the Bank
Of Tennessee. The reason for DE that Hh
source We learned last night that tie Bank Of Tennessee
had come terms that to-day its uota viii be 1eeevedy
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DTANOS.--We have received fourteen more
4 New Piano F0rtes, from those uuriyalled 49,
sssi, Lsi S.T'o3 P. 2 a9a 5; 3 DO
able We would pleased have these instruments eEaunei
bv ALL whether they desire 70 purchase not. kVery Piano
sold By Us, snail be warranted 70 give ton in psst-
fsbiO W. & r.. FREEMAN.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-15
MARRIED,

At Alfred Centre, n. Y, on the 2sth of No.
rember by Ed. J. r. Iriah, Mr.. LAROY r.
BURDICK of Hebron, Pa, to Miss ESTHER
daughter of VIM. J. Randolph, Esq, OF Gree n
brisr Run, Doddridge Co., Va,
On the S0th ult.. by Rev. Anthony Garrett,
Mr.. LOUIS A.sw1GER to Miss L. J. sw1GER,
both Of this county.
On the S1st ult., by Rev. D. R. lIelmiek, Mr..
GEO. W. KING to Miss II. A. CUMM1NS, both
Of this county.
On the 7:h inst., by Rev. 8. K. vaughs, Mr.. G.
BALLARD to Miss p. a. MARTIN, both of this
county. .--
On the 8lst inst, by Rev. A. Vincent, Mr.. Ell
BERT F. SMITH to Miss ISABELLA MOORE,
both Of this county. : '
On the Slst inst, by Rev. Carr Bailey, Mr.. L.
B. RICHARDS to Miss ANGEL1NE BAILEY
both of this county.
On the nth inst, by J. G. Garrett. Mr.. DAVID
J: %AMSLEf to Miss MARY E. REEDER, both
Of this county.
On the 7th inst, by Rev. Geo. Dayton, Mr..
THOMAS WILLIAMS to Miss JENNA DEN
NlSON, both of this county.
On the Tth inst. by Rev. Geo. Dayton Mr..
BENGAMIN SANDY to Miss MARIA LIN
VILE, both of this county.
On the 7th inst, by Rev. D. Helmick, Mr. DA
FlD DAWSON to Miss RACHEL CONLEY
both of this county.
On the 7th inst, by Rev. Aaron Barnett, Mr..
REZlN NJ. RILEY to Miss MARY c. HOLDEN,
both of this county.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-15
A PHOTOGRAPH lE IN. EANE.

TAKIH RRoM Linz, NJ BAApY, OF NV YoAH,
Price, $500. s :is..t.ss
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-01-15
Miscellaneous.
! NEW STORE Ar
Glarksburg Station

JAMES CLIFFORD " ould respectfully In
e form the public that he Is opening very
large assortment of seasonable eoodsat his store
house between a. NJ. Bastable's Commission
house and the Depot. which he will sell very low
for cash or country produce.
My stock consists In part Of the following ar
ticles: Prints, Muslins, Lawns, Muslin De-
k Apss e k psssgs:
Coffee, 1e 1-e cents per pound.
Sugar, 10 /"
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps. Mackeral,
Herring, Goldfish, &c, "a
Give him call, for he can beat the Jews to
sell low. nel3 SIN.