davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-26
AlEliCation Of knowledge.

\ very valuable pocket knife was once
dropped into a twenty feet well half full
Of water GLOW shall We gs. it out p
. Shall we have to draw all the water from
the well % The writer proposed to use
strong horseshoe magA, near BY, sus-
pended to cord "But We can't see
where 10 lower the magnet, so as to souch
the knife ?" "Throw the suns rays down
on the bottom of the well By looking.
glass;" was tie second answer. 1t was
done, the knife rendered visible from the
top of the we'll, the mague. brought iu:a
contact, and the knife brough, up-all
being accomplished in q minute of time.
The two parts Of pump bucket screw
ed together, We're TO be separated in repai.
ring it, so as to introduce 4 new leather
packing. But i was old: rusty and firm,
and wha. the force Of three stout msn,
with levers affixed to it, could No. do,
brains did The outer part, or socket,
Onto which the other wa. screwed, was
heated, and the inner kept cold-the heat
expanded it, made it large, and force Of
less than ten pounds separated the por-
tions.
Ground shoppers sometimes are fast in
bottles, and hard to move-the heat ot the
fingers, in working at them, renders them
still more so-but if the neck Of the bottle
is warmed, "a cloth in hot water, by hot
ashes, &c, } the stopper will loosen imme.
diately.
Nuts on large screws are sometimes iu
a similar fix, and may be removed in the
y nut required to keep It's place hrmIy,
if first heated may be fastened on more
securely, and with less injury to thread,
than By the most fOreible screwiug.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-26

The Jacksonville (Fla.) Republican re-
cords the death of Mrs. Winnie Lassiter,
on the 2sth ult., aged $50 years. She
was q North Carolinian, and married in
the colony many years before the Rcvo'
luton.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-02-26

Two more volumes OF Macaulcy's His
tory of England, which brings the history
down to Queen Annc's reign, arc compile
ted and will soon be published
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

Tenteence by the steamer Vanderbilt reports the death Of
Madame Ida PfeiGer, the celebrated traveller
The Empire City Orleans brings rumor that the City
Of Mexico was attacked by the Liberals and 400 ZulOagu Ofmen
killed The Liberals have possession Of the whole country,
cept the capital.
The overland mail at St Louis the 18th reports that the
shree feet deep mountains and the ice is three inches
thick Several trains will be go through the mountains
Yrar response inquiry euphatcaiy denies that he
has given passports 10 Walkers Nicaaguan emgnts. It
belief coectorof the port o. Mobile that they we're
thus supplied.
Judge Ekes having charge Henrietta PoIdore' rescued
from the oru0ns ofhabea corpus at the request OF the
British government has arrived Louis This girl alb
Quoted from Gloucester England years ago, Elizabeth Cot
ton author extensively published letter in regard to Nor
mon life has also arrived enroue for her home in England
The United oOp orWar Plymouth arrived at Mobile
on the 18TH Hon John Forsyth Minister to Mexico on
board.
Eighty eight New England banks represented in conyen
to, at Boston on I6h subject Of the redemp
ton Of their Boston, discuss the position assumed
bv the suffolk the matter The convention quite
unanimous in favor Of Mutual Reception ubst
tute for the suffolk bank.
The Theatre at Providence, R. l., entirely destroyed by fire
on the right Of 15oss $4,000 upon which there
Insurance. Of sleIOOO
The annual report Of the Quartcmaster Gcneral' which is
ready for the press expenditures of that branch Of the
War Department to have been S9733s. Tie largest
Of isover four monshas been appropriated for the Utah
campaign and the next largest for TIE Plcrh Department
The General Missionary Committee of die Methodist Episcopal
Cl1rch was in ses ion in New York days Since aud deter
mined to send six additional Missionaries India to increase
the work in China and to form mission Salt Lake City, The
entire appropriations TO- 1859 s6l $40 distributed as
slIo Foreign missions ssfO59 domestic missions S3l4sO;
contingent fund $1,000 office expenses $780, liquidation Of
debt $4,000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

NIcAHlGUA.-The New York Times contains an ez-
tract from letter from highly intelligent aud
wealthy planter in Nicaragua whose estates have
in times past yielded him fifty thousand dollars per
annum, and who is brother-in-law to distinguished
United States Senator from "dOWn East" This
gentleman, writing from Nicaragua, says:
''You know was much opposed to General Walker,
bat if the Government of the United States through
Commodore Pauld;ng, had not interfered with him,
be would have had quiet possession of the State in
few weeks after his arrival at Puma Arenas Nesrly
the entire population of Leon, and that section,
would have received him with open arms. Walkers
success would have saved the country from ruin. We
have no hope DISABILITY or permanent peace with
the nqtive governments, and even now the northern
portion Of the counlTyis in asae Of revolution and
the clergy every where declare against Martinez"
This letter coming from such source, and just at
this time, (says the Timss,) has had decided in
1uence upon the feelings Of the Administration and
Mr.. Buchanan has said that although he should con
linue to enforce the neutrality laws with all the
power he could command, yet if Gen. Walker did
succeed in placing himself in power in Nicaragua,
it would not be matter of complaint with this Gov
ernment- Washington States, Noe Is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19


gruohs Bui hey are not more incengfug1s sneS are
faconpatihie They never have pernHn entity existed
together IN one country, and they nesee can
would be easy 10 demonstrate ihis impsssioih'y,
from the irrsconclable contrast between their great
pYiucioles and characteristics But the experienced
Of mankind has oonclusively established 1t.
L remains TO say on this point only one word to
guard against MISREPRESENTATION. II these stslesaTe
10 again become universally slavehoiding, 90 nor
pretend 10 say with what violations Of he Constiiu
zion that end shall Be accomplished. Ga The oiher
hand while / do confidently believe and hope lla'
my country will yet become land Of universal i &c
dom, do not expect that it viii be maae 50 e.iel
wise than through the action OF the several oAVes
cooperating with the Federal Government, ana All
acting in strict conformity with their respective con
situations
THUS" says the Journal commenting on these
passages, the terrible hobgOblin vsnishes before
the first beam of csndOr. The proposition Is per-
feetly innocent. < i is Mr.. SeEsrd's the
orr Of aur natioDslprogressioE
The idea that the UnionOf these statesoaunot con-
tinue vithont theaboliiion ofslayery Mr.
SEWARD sentiuentin bEiefis''s perfectly innocent
proposition, says the Journal What if Mr.. SEWARD
does say that this abolition is to be accomplished
bv the States themselves IN cooperation gih ne fsa
srag Governments Is the sentiment more agreeable
to the South in that form Is there less danger 10
the South in this plan Of emancipation than the
other Do we not see that abolition emisssries like
PEExTIcE are already in our midst? Do We not
End him insidiously attempting to iufuse his anti
slavery views into The minds Of his followers? Do
We not see tho organs of his party at the South sd-
vooaling a union with Black Republicans? Do We
not see an opeu fanatioal abolition paper published
in lie chief city Of Southern State, and an aboi
ton representative from Sihsou'i sitting in the
Congress Of The United slasesg oae step mere will
place Mr. BELL and his followers on the same plat'
form. The Journal is right. The emancipation Of
slavery in the South is "Mr, sEwARD's theory Of
national progression and PRENTICE aud BELL and
BLAIR and CAssIUs CLAY are the men who aTeLO &C
/ complish it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19
Tbe Indian warOver.

We hsve dates from Oregon territory to October
10. The reported massacre Of General Palmer and
his party turns cut TO be false. Col Wright has
fought another battle with the Indians, and again
defeated them, without loss on his side A number
Of the savages were slain, and several Of the most
noted chiefs taken prisoners. Some eight hundred
or nine hundred horses belonging othe Indians and
number Of horned stock had also been captured
and destroyed
These energetic operations compelled the savsges
10 sue humbly for peace On the 18th Of September
Gen Clarke, concluded formal treaty with the
Coaur Acne tribe, granting them peace. The con
dtIons granted them were That they should give
up the Young men who commenced the attack on
Col Stertoe; that they should give no chief and
four others, with their families, 10 90 to Wala-Naa
and remain there year, unless sooner dismissed
as hostages for the good behavior Of their tribe; that
they should give up all public properly other pro-
perry taken in Col. Septoes fight; and that ell
white uen should pass through the territory here
after unmolested The first three conditions had
been complied with The hostages and others are
now with the United States troops.
Onuhe 23d September treaties upon thesame terms
were concluded with he Nez Perces, the SPokans,
Pen dOreiles, the Coviles the Isle de Pierres and
other tribes The Snakes had also sued tor peace.
On the 24,h September a noted chief, named Quail
chin, was sliced and hanged in the camp. The Com
mand at latest da was in camp, twelve miles from
Eteptoe's battle-ground but is supposed by now to
have reached the Dales The troops belonging to
earris7ns in Washington and Oregon territories have
been ordered to their respective stations. The ar
iilIerv battalion is on the march from Walls-Walla
to Fort Vancouver General Clarke Is now in San
Francisco and TIE war is definitely closed General
Harvey, who arrived a. San Francisoo on the 10Th
October will therefore have little 70 do, the Indians
having already been whipped into
A CORE spondent Of the San Francisco Bulletin
saws hat the country in the last four days march
al6rg The shores of spoksn river and CGur d'A enc
L Ike aud river has improved, is we'll wooded, with
with occasional fertile valleys although, from the
800 miles Of desert between this laid and the Lower
Columbia, it will be years ere settlers can venture
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

Our neighbor of the Bonner is determined to dis
grace the Democratic psrty short time ago he
called the Democratic meeting ct the Capitol, q
Know Nothing Council, which was certainly very
severe He now calls it "a subterranesn eouvooa-
tion,p and viii no doubt try TO persuade the public
that We borrowed bis dark-lantern for lhe coca
sion The Know Nothing organ is al length con-
scious of the infamy of the association and tries to
heap odium upon the Democratic party by suggest
ing resemblance to its own.
That trick won't win. The Democratic meeting
to which the Banner alludes was held in the mos
public place about the city of Nashville 1t assem>
bled in broad daylight in the Federal Court Room
Of the Capitol sEd sat with open doors.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

1. PRcata EIibcrntn; Or, A History % the Warsf
ireland, during the Reign Of Queen EHzabeh. Taken om
original Chronices Illustrated with Portraits o. Queen Eliza
beth, and the Earl OF Tolusss, and Fio ss o. all origin
al Maps and Plans. FIRST published in London in los VOL
svo.
2. Memoirs Of Different beIions in Ireland from he
Arrival Of the English Alsa,sp i,uar deu Of that which
roke the ssrd Of May, 1873; with the History G. The Con
spiy which proceeded it. By SIR Richard Musrovs Bart,
2 gol Dublin, lso2-
3. Antiquities Of Ireland A Collection or Ms
eslaneous Antiquities By Edward Lsdueh, l. L. D. VOL svo.
4. The History Of the Ezscrabls Irish Rsasliian
traced from many Precng Acts to the Grand Emblem the "a
Of October l6 And thence pursued the Act o. settlement
lG62. vol. folio London, 1850.
D. mOnasEican EIibernia; Or. An History Of The
Abbess POres and other Religions Irsaud Dublin
1876.
g. Typographical Dictionary Of Ireland.
comprising the se7sra counties, Cities borosgh oororate
market, and post towns, parishes and Villages Historical
and Statistical Description &c By Samuel Lewis, vol 4to.
Z. DalrympIe's ,JTemOirs Of Crest Britain and
Ireland Prom the Dissolution % he Parliament Of Ces II.
until The Sea Battle OF La osue. 2Tol Ednhurgh
s. Ireland Exhibited 20 England, in Pc
ta aad Moral Survey Of her Population, &c BY A. Akin.
son, Esq, Lte Of Dublin. vol.
8. McDermat's New and Impartial History o. Irsians,
from the earliest accounts TO the present time. vol, sso-
10. AEsthoIogia I8ibornia Or Monthly Collse-
tons Of Science, Bellies Letes, and History. IHusrssd with
beautiful Drawings. 4 to.
II. The Ancient and Present. state Of the Con nj
and City Of Cork. By Charles smith, n. D. go. DubIa
l776
IL. A Picturesque and Descriptive View Of the City
or Dublin In series o. most Interesting scenes, aksnint year
I79l By james Madn. With brief authentic Hisory from
the earliest account to the present time Ivol. fvo.
Is. CObbeti's Weekly PoiicsI Register 10 vos $40.
II. Selections from Co5bets Political Works. being an
Abrigmsn Of the 100 volumes which comprise the writings Of
Porcupine," sc g vols.
10. Blacks Picturesque Tours, Of Ireland via
Map AMI Plans OF the Principal Ciies
IG, The United Irishmen, their lives and
Times. by r. R. Madden, NJ D. vols. st and "a ass, half
calf
II. Tyrone Powers Impressions Of America, dur
ing the yesrs Is33, 1884, ani Is35. vols
For sale By
W. n. KERRY & CO.,
Public square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

decree OF the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
at the October term, 1888 in the Of Martha A. Howell,
al r &C. vs. William II Howell and otlsfs, will offer for
sale at the court Nashville Saturday, November Goth
for cash negro boy named Matthew about Do yrsOi Said
boy belongs the estate Of William H. Howell, deceased and is
sold TO paw debts Of said estate.
ost5ILtds fee 81 FIR. CHEATHAAI, Clerk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

AUSTRALIA, Sept 1.-two ships left Sidney for
England with SO 600 ounces Of gold.
TIE new South Wales Assembly have granted So
600 pounds per sDnum for ten years towards mail
service via Panama.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19
nOCTOR MAY

OFFERS his Professional services in the practice Of So r
gerry the citizens Of Nashville and vicinity He may be
consulted at CITY Hotel from past p past Ms and
from NJ between the hours Of IL and y in ne morn
ing at shelby Medical College noElf-lY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

FIR SH r &C RIES.
20 Gases Superior Astd Teas,
20 Bags Old Government Coffee,
90 Lagusyra
" Mocha Z"
70 doZ celebrated Worcestershire Sauce,
10 Frkns choice Orange Butter,
With New York Syrup,
Buckwheat Flour, &c, &c
Just Received and for Sale by
novie FREEMAN BROS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

Orders for Nashville the C0mpzys Yard al
Joining me n & r. r. be uu0adel they
arrive az their destnation charge viii be made 20 those who
order Coal for their delay. Rair08d Agents ut the different STA
tans are requested Immediately after being unload
ed As the Company for an tl=r coal The
Coal is weighed 80 purchasers Of setting What they
pay for. SAMUEL +. AkACti fr.s' p 'I 70
Tracy CITY, Nov. J, ISIS novl1--d2E2nlw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19
GREAT PUBLIC SALE
or MOST BEAUTIFUL
RESIDENCE AND BUILDING LOTS
Ir,rnslanr-- onrrn Nnr,nr,l her. 1873.

TTyHE sale Of Mai H BOsTICK's Residence and Lots ad
versed heretofore the p n and postponed on account
OF bad weather take place without the prem
Tuesdays 3Oth inst.
This beautiful Residence will be sold with about Our acres OF
including improvements embracing Negro Houses,
Stables, Garden, Orchard, Water privileges, &C.
The balance Of the land has been divided into about forty hnd
Building Lots many Of them fronting on the charlotte
Turnpike and Watkins Avenue all with the privilege Of never
falling SPRING.
This property needs recommendation from us and IS not
surpassed by any the vicinity Of Nashville opportunity
DESTROYS purchasing homes, or investing their
money speculation,
Terms: Credit Of 70, ~ 81 and 30 months for Notes
bearing interest secured payaben bank and lien retaind
COLLATION. Omujbusses usual Omni0usse wall eye
the Public S4uare office Cherry street az ~ eloc
A. NJ. the day Of sale. j. l. a h " . bfso m
E. L GI,sCoCE Auc AZ Cherry Street.
Wis
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19
CRIsP's GAHETY.

CRISP'S GAHETY.
yEyHIRD Night the engagement Of the celebrated American
B Trapedian VIZ. 3. B. Roberts, who will appear in
his unequalled Character Of
STR GILES OVERREACH.
Friday November 18Th 1853 will be Massingers great
PLAY Of New Pay Old Debts Sir Giles OyeTeach Mr. J.
B. RoBERTs Overture by the Orchestra. To conclude with the
laughabe Farce Of Ny Fellow Clerk.
preparation original Tragedy called Louis the Eleventh,
from the French Of Cassimer de Layique
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

Regular Cincinnati ana Nashville Packet.
FWyHE superior and corlm1dious Freight and Pas 49,
senrer Steamer SEVENTY SIX, P. X. Bar ellets-eIa
clay Master, is readiness 70 resume her regu
Tar uips between point Cincinnati. the
Cumberland 1t viii be the intention Of her energetic and
temany commander to make tp two weeks during
the ensuing Passengers and shipper rely this
popular craft freight passage. Apply board to
left II. u. HARRISON Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19
sonthorn Trade with Europe.

We call attention to an interesting Communication
from Col PAYEE on tins subject. The presentletter
Is the fourth and last Of the series
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19
House and Lot for sale.

BYa decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county, rendered
at the October term 1858, the OF James Langf0d
and others Marshall and others, win oHe for sale
public auction the house in Nashville, Saturday the
Goth lot Of ground fronting e6 t
South Nashville and running hack iU7 feet upon
which is a frame building
TERN-s $50 will he required cash, and the balance
dit Of one years said property belongs the estate Of
Nancy Langurd deceased, and said for distribution among the
heirs. =. X. CHEAIHAM,
Oct2l-tds fee "a Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

In pursuance Of the above viii the first day December
proceed sell the above aud better known the Josiah
Williams place. The place has been muuey described by
adveriisemeuths, In addition fact that
land very general y known, would render description
here would simply what full
tainei hy all who &c, that the splendid
Of land in Middle Tennessee, and judgment
surpassed These divided lots
containing from 81 nearly all Of which front either
pike Louisville and Nashville railroad Convey
free either by railroad or omni1uses.
novl4-tds NANCE 4 WOODWARD, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19
sEWANEE NOAL.

FEyHE sEWANEE MINING COMPANY are now prepared FOL
supplying the pub viih superior article Of semi tui
nous Coal which free from slate iron and sulphur and
crnnrIr- errncrtnr N any err rnnl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

heretofore sold IL lltel-l.l OF
to ell As Low as any Coal may be Selling in
markets to which they mag ship. They believe that when the
public have ance used their Coal. t i viii Re TTea % I
other both t0r H5geshO1d and Han rdctprng prposs.
Goal will iyerrd any V0lt the Georgia state. Mem
phs Charleston and Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroads, that
NAV he desired.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

Have just opened valuable collection Of OLD BOOKS cen
nected vita the History and Antiquities Of Ireland
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19

MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
AT UBLIC SALE.
ON Thursday the 9th Of December next, the premises At
II o'clock A propose offer at Public Sale that
n0dous Residence corner Church McLemOre streets
occupied by William Smith, Esq. The Lot fronts sixty feet
Church aud I2 on Mcemore sreeHouse contains good
rooms with necessary houses Fixtures, Hydnt WATER
It the desirable residences in the city, and is
convenient TO all the business parts Of our city.
ALSO,
At the time three vacant Lots Immediately adjoining the
above, fronting 40 Church, running
ally. The foregoing property is free from
TER :-EOF the House and Lot OnefOnrth cash-al
one and three credit for notes sat- actOry
bearing payable and lien retained For
credit Of and three years for
bearing interest and secured above.
Will he sold privately desired For further particulars call
X. GLAsCOCK, Auc A. V. S. LINDSEY.
uovI9
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19


Just eCeiVed by
JOHN YOEsK q CO., No. IS Union street.
LongfellOws New Poem,
The Courtship Of Miles standish and other Poems
Isabella Orsina Author Of Beatrfcs Csasi,
Historical Novel Of the Fifteenth Century.
Hon. Thomas F. Marshall, Of Kentucky,
Speeches and Writings, complete in one volume
Clusky's Political Text Book,
Or, Encyclopedia Of Politics
The True the beautiful in Nature, Art Morals Religion,
By John Ruskin A. NJ.
Memories Of Daniel Tappan stoddard, By J. B. Thompson D.
Vernon Grove or Hearts as they A Novel.
Blonde and Brunette; The Gothamite Arc,des.
Life in Germany, By Miss A. c. johnson.
Kemp on Landscape Gardening. nOvl9
MAGAZINES FOR DECEMBER.
GODEY's LADY's BOOK,
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINE,
PETERSON's MAGAZINE,
Just Received by
JOHN YORK & co,
nov18 No. % Union Street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-19


rF1EFE HISTORICAL SOCIETY or TzlENEs-
SEE take pleasure announcing that shsre Flii BE-
GR1Nu CoNurgr given, Tor the benefit Ct the Society, n M
Chapel NASHVILLE fEs.ls AcApufg the use Of Weh
hesutiu Han has 1en very literally offered 1y me kfnai
Rev. c. D. Eilioa-
TIE concert MI AXE place on
ERLBa Y EFE37E6, -F0F. Is, 1858.
The following gentlemen have most kindly tsnderei their val
liable services;
ProFs. Geo. N. Taylor, Henry weber, o.
Becker, ana guIius Pinguely,
Assisted hy Mad. DE R0DDE Mrs Heating, and large
berof the most talented Of the ct Of whom the cts
many comprising altogether larger force
un mas ever before appeared b s city IN an eztsmpoe con
lsis expected 5hs q the interesting and enjoyable
concerts OF the season.
fn the Chapel OF the Nashville Female
Academy.
FRIDAY, nov 70, 1853.
Doors open at7 P. NJ, eoaeert to commences Al p NJ Al
Tickets can be procured at the Music stores Of Nsr G. D.
Benson Jas Mcclure s1f John B. West and al hs BOOK
stores Of Aesrs " T. Berry & Coz John York Co and z.
MATCH RACE ron $1,000.
ETyo run one quarter Of mile on Wednesday, she
18th 81 November.
Col Taylor names o. M, PocahOntas.
Mr. Bsss namesb d., King David
The rice to come OF a. O'Clock, p NJ
uovl0-d s J. CARTER. Proprietor.
Liquors.
SO barrels Terinessee White 80 barrels E Rum;
Whisky; pipe Jamaica DO
lo barrels swan Brand % eask Ctird, Dupuy Co.,
100 % Oh Rye and Bour- Brandy, very zoe;
IS barrels smiths Reserve 20 bis Amer do
ma ssu. ~ 90 90 P Ps aa 5f a1y;l wine.
For sale low down y TERRAss BROS,
now No Market street.