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Ia JOHN A. WAsHrEGTOS, Esq, owner Of Mt.
Vernon, has contracted to convey it to the Ladies
Mount Vernon Association, on their compliance
with The following terms:
"The payment Of 500, 900 for two hundred acres
Of land, including the mansion and landing place,
and, above all, the tomb. Eighteen thousand dol
lars 70 be paid closing the contract and the re-
malnder Of The sum- in four bonds payable in yearly
lustallmeuts, with the permission after payment Of
he hrst bond, TO pay TO Mr. Washington any amount
o the balance due, IN of not less than So 600
which sums will be credited to the association, in
this manner essening the interest The title TO the
estate aud possession TO begven on payment Of the
principal and interest aud the privilege also granted
Of obtaining possession, on thirty days notice, At
any time the association may be ready to furnish
tie entire purchase money"
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SPEECH OF MR.. ENGLISH.

SPEECH OF Mr.. ENGLISH.
Mr.. English, Of Indiana, then rose and addressed
the House as follows:
Mr. Speaker, in view Of the state Of the public
business ct this advanced period Of the session, and
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CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCERY SALE.
DTRSUANT to decree Of the Chanesy Court st Carthage
maize in the Of COngeTs Heirs H. B. MeDOnaid,
the undersi ned wall sell the Court House, in Smi'h
county, Tennessee, the 5h day Of 1858, credit
OF and two the $3.50, which will
be requiTofn cash gold silver, valuable tract or land
containing 333 less; said land lies the
Caney Fork river, in Smith cOuRy, Ira CORen
farm, aid lands known the COnEeT farm which has
been nHned and occupied for several By H. B. Nc
Donald. The purchaser will be required give notes, with
approved eeurty, nd lien will be retained until III pUr-
chase money B paid @. A. MOORE,
april 29-Wtd prs. fee 81 Clerk & Master.
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For Philadelphia, New York, &c
FROM
Savannah and Charleston.

SaVauuah ana ChafleSGon,
CABIN PASSAGE TO PHILADELPHIA, $40
BxeursOn Tickets good for Returning, up TO January
], 1859, SO
Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Fails furnished
by the Agents az Charleston and Savannah, 8
The well known first class Side-Wheel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE,
Carr. C. P. MARsHMAAl, and
STATE OF GEORGIA,
CAPT. J. J. GARvIN,
Nov form Weekly Line for the North leaving Charleston
and Savannah on ali eTuate Saturdays as follows;
The Keystone State from Charleston, May sh, g2d June
5h, l9lh July 3d. 7Lh and Dist, DC leaving Philadelphia
the alternate Saturday.
The state OF Georgia from Savannah, May lst 18th, 2h;
June 18th, s6lh July 10th and 24h &C.. leaving Phladel
phia The alternate Saturdays.
For safety and comfort, having superior state Rooms,
Hundred Miles Of this Route on Delaware River and Bay
two nights al sea.
For Niagara FANS, the Lakes & Canada
SHORTEST AND CHEA PEST ROUTE.
This Line at Philsde phia with the Great North
western Railroad Route through to MI Falls or Buffalo,
privilege OF stopping a. PHILADELPHIA and intermediate
points, for sale BY the Agents 10 Savannah
Fare TO Nsg BuhaO, se; BlmTa $50 to Canandai'
qua, S27.
c. A. GREINER & CO,
agents at SaUanRaA
T. S. & 7. G. BUDD,
Agents at ChGTlestoH.
april 9s-d3m
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Auction Sale OF Groceries
BY
Garter, Mckay & Co.
No. ID Public Square.
on THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, 1858.

TB viii offer for sale 10 front Of oar store the following
w articles, and invite he attention Of The rsfs mer.
chants in the city and country this sale &c we Intend
sell IN lots 20 SUIT purchasers, ViEs
200 bags prime Rio Coffee;
50 hhds Sugar, 100 bbls Orangs Val. Whisky.
10 bbs pOgdeIed sugar. Is . Old Bourbon do
% " crushed DO 25 Rye do
so bbs IS Z" Smith Reserve do
so boxes n Raisns, 10 caaks Porsr
IS Cove OYSTER, ~ Ale,
20 chests lea, 25 baskets Champsirn Wine
Is bbs Pecans, p boxes DO CIDER.
tteTces Rice, 100 bbs Vinegar,
500 kegs Nails, IS nests painted Tubs,
100 boxes Glassware, 100 dOz DO Buckets
cases Matches IS Wash Boards,
50 N. Taps, 50 boxes COd6sh,
$50 reams Wrapping Paper, TO Hsrungs,
50 kits MsckeTel, TO bbls Green Apples,
50 bbls do 500 boxes STAR Candles.
100 bbls do 25 cases Safdines.
With many other articles in u Grocery line.
spTilI3, 1858. CARTER, MCKAY g. co.
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nSg- The Boston Post says Of the money and
stock market in that city:
The specie in State street increases slowly, but
regularly, while the abundance of New York funds
seems undiminished. We have no change to report
in the street rate or supply Of money. Some of the
banks are reducing their charges on foreign paper
to merely nominal percentage. Money is exceed
ingly plentiful with not the slightest indication
either at home or abroad Of any unfsvorabe turn Of
the market In business there is considerable scivi-
ty, in spots, and everywhere there is something
done But, emitting few remarkable EXCEPTIONS
there is large business in progress, and, speaking
generally dullness yet rules triumphant in trade,
money and stocks.
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ExaLsH JocKEYs.-POrter's Spirit Of the Time,
says the yearly profits of the engagements of first
class English jockeys will average from six to ten
thousand dollars year They frequently charge
their first MASTER or the gentleman whose horses
lhey must ride in preference to all others at the
same meeting, as high as e4OO or $4,000 year.
Their next subscriber or master, they, Of course,
ride much less for, and 80 down to the ninth or
tenth. Besides these regular engagements and in
come, it is the custom to give them fifty guineas
when they win large stake, and often hundred.
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SPRING STOCK.
NOTICE
II. Fl. haynes & Co,
Notice to Tanners.

A GRNTs FOR THR PURCHASE AND sALB OF M
"A GRoBs at POrtsrs old stand, No. %, Cedar get
Eashville. Tenn.
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Sale Of Negroes

Y virtue OF decree rendered at the April term Of III
D County Court Of county, 10 the eass Of D g.
DouesOn Executor Of Mary Sanders James Cahal and
others will the let day OF MAJ next, SaudsrsFs
Sumner county, sell credit Of u months, Is ukslg
Negroes, consisting Of Ben, Women and GiFla
d. S. DONELGON,
aphl27-tWld Commissioner,
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RSy~ The Augusta, Ca, CoHsututionalist of Sun
day last says that they had rain attended with hail
in that locality on the Friday previous which caused
a GOODNESS in the atmosphere and slight frost
Further up the country the frost was severer and
was supposed to have done considerable injury to
the growing wheat crop and perhaps to the young
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FUNERAL OF J. ADDISON THONAs-The friends Of
the late J. Addison Thomas had an opportunity of
paying tribute Of respect to his remains at Grace
Church yesterday afternoon, where the burial ser
vice was read BY DR.. Taylor. The funeral rites of
the deceased having been solemnized in Paris and
the immediate members Of his family not being
present, there were no Psn-bearer nor was any
discourse pronounced. His remains were taken to
Greenwood Cemetery, and deposited in the receiving
vault, to await he return Of Mrs. Thomas, who, it
is said remained behind at the request of her hus-
hand. to complete the education of their children
n Y Jour. Of Com.
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A WISE RULE.-AmOng the lessons taught by
Bishop soule tothepreachers, is the following which
we heard him, says the New Orleans 4dUOeats, utteT
a. the Alabama Conference, as preventive against
all embarrassment growing out Of debt. 1t even
defines the limits Of safe speculation; and if OBJ
served by business men, would take the edge of Of
panics: Brethren, my rule is this and l advise
you to adopt it; Never owe any man more than you
are able to pay, and allow no man to owe you more
ihsn Won are able 10 lose"
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Land for Sale.

h aa1oioer Offers ioE sale seventy acres Of LAID on
m Ae aeae Efaaklin Turnpike, fouf mlss from Nash-
9lnt ne tract on aheh be resides and ne la1ds
u S-p Sonn johns. lhalsnd equal 10 ne bsst, viii
SSell p etessn, never falling water, win ths mosi
eeiSng ste "a tie county and IN ne aids el
NE aRest nslghbofhood In Amorea.
aPhlf aATHANIEl BAXTBR,
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WE have constantly on hand and l0T sse RBEN SALT
w BID HIDES, at so. 2s South Front Street
april J. DOYLE I co.
QIORS.-20O bbls Pixies agnOlis Whisky;
II $50 bills Robinson Co do
200 bbls Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do
leo bbls American Brandy;
20 bbls do Gin
90 bbls Peach Brandy
Also large stock of Fine Imported Branches and
Wines, Just received and for sale by
FEB II y 3 E OHEATHAM.
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BS- The oxford, Miss Mercury, an excellent
Democratic paper discusses with much ability the
proposition to bankrupt the Government by enga-
cling in the building Of Pacific Railroad From 5
recent article in that paper We extract the following
paragraph:
THE Pacific Railway will cost several hundred
millions of dollars and entail upon the country the
evils Of a vast national debt The people would be
annoyed and oppressed, with the burden Of heavy
taxation. We do not believe that the Government
could construct the road in q quarter Of century
As the most noted instance Of its proyerbisl slow
ness we will mention the Custom House at New Or
leans This structure was commenced in 1896
twelve years ago. and is not yet finished, and has
cost several million Of dollars. II il takes more
than twelve years to build Custom House, how long
will 10 be in constructing two thousand miles Of
railroad. and how much will 1t cOst?"
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Dissolution.
THE fFm q ellison Ceoklsy is this day dissolved bF
4 mutual consent
Z, D. gibson, ND.
H. A. CLECKLEY, n D.
Dissolution.

A. Clsekley H. respectfully tsudsrs his ssrvisss
20 cii1s1aof Nashville and the adscsnl oouorrv in
the practcs Of homespataio Medicine and Surgery
Omss on summer street, tHo doors ron ths corner Of
Union r.,-iI 81 a.
sPHs Q, the souih and the Republican ssnaa ooo1 one
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NEGROES AT AUCTION.
IN MONDAY next, We will sell at the Court HOUSE. six
" likely young negroeS for cash.
RpT99-td n. n. HA YHRS q Co
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OR,
BRICK DWELLING.

would sell Lot OF 81 Acres, Is part Of the same tract
Of which there has recently been ereoteda sub
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THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL q, 1855
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A DIPLOMATIC SIR.-The Washington cores
pondeut of the New York Herald contains the fol-
lowing Il is known that Mr.. BuchanaR's CuOan
policy will be very bold and decided one it is
also known thai he fayOrs dsregsrding the Clayton
Buwer treaty; so the surises Of the correspondent
are plausible:
Lord Napier and Count Sartiges seem to have an
unusual amount Of business at the State Depart
ment and the venerable Secretary and his chief
assistants sreyery busy and excited about something
10 is believed by many that the report by telegraph,
from European news, that the Spanish Ministry
were about TO submit project 10 the COrtes for the
abolition of slavery in The Antilles has fOuD-
daton Il is supposed that this the Central
American Clayton BulWer business is the cause Of
go much activity ia the State Department.
O. B. MArrEsox-The editor Of the Columbus
lOhio) journal, writing to his paper from Washing.
ton, says:
"Imet Mstteson The other day in the Capitol
He looks good deal broke down. He has grown
ion wears older in appearance since / saw him here
tvo wears ago / am glad he has some inward
monitor 10 purish him. Tor he appears insensble
shame He was in the House when his case was
,nder consideration when Craig, Of n. c., said, in
rer1y "a Seward that every gislatIye body had
a MN 10 protect itself from contact with scoun-
dreis % and much more Of the same sort Il did not
appear to affect him He will, we trust, be warn
ing 10 all future time TO men entrusted with power
TO act honestly and 70 keep their hands clean' and
their hearts pure. No one speaks 70 him IN the
House that can see nor have l seen him spoken 10
in the Hobbies lie is avoided when he passes
people round aud point him out IS the scoun-
drel Mauesou' Ii is said that he intends TO resign
bis seat aud retire TO private life
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LARGE AND EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
BY
TRABUE a IUCUg
EXtra Family Flour.

WE are lust in receipt Of 500 Bags and half Bags
W Huntsville Mil Flour, which we are Offering 70 the
city trade 50 per bag This brand Is sany neFsas
ing In favor and gives perfect satisfaction wherever used
We have that Will be found Of uniform quat
ty and particularly invite the Retail Trade TO aiVe It a
FREEMAN BROS
2OO barrels Extra and Super Fine Flour from the above
OVO mills, in For sale at the lowest market
price. FREEMAN BROS
april 25-n Nc 7, North College o.
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@ G. ToRBEFF 3 co.
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each situated the MufeegDOrO Turnp ke road " milk
from ths centre of Nashville.
PourO these Lots front beautifully on the TumpiEs
the others the Mill Creek road and 90 feet
width, heading with said Turnpike.
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New York Markets.

New York, February 9.-flour-
The market to-day was firm, with sales
'of 6, 500 barrels at 4.15a4.25 for CON-
mon to Good State; Ohio $4.75a4.90;
Southern 81. 50a4 IS.
Wheat-The market is firm; sales of L.
900 bushels at 15Oa140 cents for South
ern white.
Corn-The market is buoyant with
sales of $4,000 bushels-Southern white
at 65a67 cents, and 64a663 cents for do,
yellow.
Pork-The market is buoyant; sales to-
day of Mess at $1560.a15 rs, and Prime
$12.a12.l5. E55
BEETLE market is steady; sales Of
Re-packed Chicago at $10.50a13.00.
Lard-Is buoyant; sales at 9la93 cents.
Whiskey-The market to-day is dull
sales of Ohio at215 cents.
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LAT EST NE WIS
Thirty-Fifth Congress.

WAsHINGToT, Feb. 9.-SKNATR.-Vs-
rlous petitions and memorials were pre-
scented, including one from Iowa, praying
a reimbursement of the expenses of the
Indian war at Spirit Lake, and that the
volunteers in that war receive a grant of
public land.
Mr.. Douglas, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, reported resolution
granting authority to the President to set
tie all the difficulties with Paraguay. Or
dered to be printed.
Mr. Douglas moved to take up his
Kansas resolution calling for returns
OF the elections held in that Territory,
ETC., etc.
Messrs. Mason and Green opposed it,
and the motion was lost-yeas %, nays
80.
r The yeas were as follows:-MessrS. Bell.
Frederick, Cameron, Chandler, Collamer,
Dixon, Doolittle, Durkee, Douglas. Fes-
sender, Foote, Foster, Hale, Harlan,
Hamlen. King. Seward, Simmons. Stuart,
Sumner, Turnbull, Wade, Wilson.
The absentces were Messrs. Bates, Bay
ard, Clark, johnson of Arkansas, Reid.
Thomson Of Kentucky, Thomson of New
Jersey, and Mr. Wright.
HoUsE.-A resolution was adopted au-
tthorlAng the committee appointed to
investigate the accounts and official con-
duct of the late Doorkeeper to extend
their inquiry to any charges affecting
the official conduct of the present Door
keeper.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Sth.-Pursuant
to call, "the Democrats who are opposed
to any violation OF the Kansas-Nebraska
act, or, in other words, are opposed to
the Lecompton constitution, held meet
ing tonight, at the National Hail.
Colonel Forney presided on the occasion,
and Ex-Governor Stanton, of Kansas,
made long and able speech. Hon. r. j
Walker was not present, other engage
ments having prevented his reaching the
city in time.
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REsUMING K.-The Berkshire
Wooden Company eff Great Darlington,
Mass, has Recommended running full
time, the old prices of labor being redu-
ced 20 per cent. The mills of the New
England Worsted Company, at Saxon
vile, Mass, are now running full time.
The Watuppa Mill, in Fall River, Mas
sachusetts, will go into full operation
this week, on full time. 1t employs IT'S
operatives.
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Arrest of C0unterfeiters at AL
banV.

ALBANY, Feb. 8.--A man named
Quincy and his sister-in-law were ar
rested here on Saturday, charged with
counterieiting United States coin. In
their possession We're found a quantity of
counterfeits, consisting of twenty shilling,
dollar, half dollar and twenty-five cent
pieces, in finished and Unfinished state.
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The Collins Steamers Suspended
Running.

New YORK, Feb. s.-The steamer
Atlantic will not sail on Saturday, nor
will any other steamer of the Collins line
leave for Europe until a settlement is
made of past dues from the government,
which now exceed one hundred thousand
dollars and more encouragement is offered
for the continuance of the same.
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The City of the Great King;
JER USALEM AS 1T WAS, AS IT IS, @.

JER USALEM AS 1T WAS, ASI IS, d:
ASITLS TO BE.
by DR.. j. T. BARCLAY, Late Missionary
- to Jerusalem. With Steel Portrait Of
the Author by Sartain. Also Chromographic
Examinations in ten oil colors, Periscopic
Panorama of the entire Circuit of the City
and Envirous, explanatory Maps, &C., BY
Essential. Steel Engravings by Sartain, ].
Z. Buttre, Dick and Earle. Finest Wood
Engravings by Louderback & Hoffman and
j. H. Byram.
The Engravings will be executed in the
highest style Of art. from Photographs and
original designs illustrating the various
phases of the City,
Ancient, Medieval, Modern and
MiIIenniaI,
Also, Restoration of the Temple and City
asinvcstcd by Titus.-Notices of its Jewish,
Christian, and Heather Antiquities-Its Pre-
sent Political and Moral Condition-Futurc
Prospects, &C.
This work is, the result of Investigations
made during three and half years resi-
dence in the Holy City, with facilities for
prosecuting researches never heretofore en-
joycd. twas undertaken with special refer
ence to the euciadation of the Holy Scrip
lures. the Talmud, the Works of Josephus,
the Crusaders. and Pilgrim Chroniclers.
The many valuable discoveries made in the
Temple Enclosure, and other sacred locali-
ties. to which DR.. Barclay was admitted by
special Firman, with permission to explore
those hallowed spots, so jealousy guarded
for many centuries and how for the first
time presented to the Christian public will
introduce new era in Sacred Topography.
Price SO Sol vol. vo., for sale bv
EICKERY q COMPANY,
To
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Auction Sales.
S. o. MERWIN, Auct,

Y A l. U A b L T. STOCK or READY
MADE CLOTHING AT AUCTION.
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
w Auction ON FRIDAY the 18th inst, at
Ii O'Clock at our Warehouse, splendid as
ssortmelt OF Gentlemen Clothing, consisting
in part of
Gentlemens Over, Frock, and Dress Goats,
do Velvet Cashmere, Silk, and Satin Vests
40 Cashmere ASST: and Sattinett Pants,
do Knit and Cotton Drawers,
do Gum Over Shoes and Sandals,
Ladies do do do do
Misses do do do do
The attention Of Dealers is respectfully
called to the above notice of splendid Goods,
and they are invited to call and examine be-
fore the day of sale.
MERWIN & MOORE,
lie lo Auctioneers.
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Foreign Imports at Boston.

BosToS, Feb. THE following are
the foreign imports at this port for the
week ending February 5th Dycwoods,
1852, SOS; linseed, $29,917; gunnies,
$34,940; hides, S20,959, coffee, $17,
295; sugar, $40, 288; other articles, $12S,
0S2-decrease, corresponding week of
1857, $799,589-decreasc, 1896 $50.
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SMALL NoTEs IN New JEEsEY.-A
bill is now before the New Jersey Legis-
lature which provides for the suppress
sion of the issue of one dollar notes after
the LIST Of July next; Of two dollar notes
after the list of January next, and of all
notes under the denominations of five
dollars after July LIST, 1852
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GUNDRIES-
- Fresh Tomatoes in cans at low figure
Genuine Olive Oil in Black Bottles
Bordeaux Oil in large and small Bottles
French English and American Mustard,
Andrews and Dulkie's Yeast Powders,
Very Superior Green and Black Teas,
Genuine Laguvra and Old Java Coffee,
First rate Butter at % and 81 = cts.
English Dairy and Imitation English Cheese.
Wicker Baskets and Pals of every variety.
For sale atprices to suit PURCHASERS.
GEO. X. G0ODRIDGE.
fe No. 6, CampbelPs wharf.
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New york Bank Staten ent.

New YORK, Feb. S.-The weekly
statement of the city banks shows an in
crease CT 81 ,423,0OO in loans; $5O4,0OO
in circulation; $2,30O,00O in nominal de-
posts; $40, 0o0in undrawn deposits, and
decrease in specie of 100000.
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New YORK, Feb. 9.-An officer pro-
ceeds to Richmond to-day, with rcqui-
sition for Powers, the kidnapper, who has
been indicted by the grand jury.
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ssssvA fFs M
Il "a
4 ~ Market Square the other night,
~ TO take sleep thought it right,
!jut who the d should come that way,
nut hungry Doctor in search of prey.
inns Doctors penSc,it being slack, IT,.
he swofe cart had broke my back,
And then commenced without any reason,
70 bleed me, in this damp cold season.
When aroused did implore,
That he would take me in store,
So into j. d. REEDS he took me,
And whilst in there the DR.. shook me,
And asked me what wanted,
AS looked up right at the host,
And said are you the city Halter,
hen REED saiiy yes, Oh what's the matter,
I've lost that Hat, regret to say,
bought of yo u the other day.
50 quick and hand me such another,
That may hurry to my mother.
l need scarcely add J. D. REED did hand
me one OF his 81 Hats, which pronounce SUI
perlor to any So Hat in town of other make.
fe
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BELLOWS LEATHER BOOTS.

M e have a very fine lot OF BEL ,nsap
w LOWS LEATHER Doors that we RM4
can recommend to be good, they are GA.
the very thing for the water, and they are
said to be Water Proof, and will black up
and shine like a fine French Calf Skin, now
is it not a blessing to know where you can
get something to keep the feet dry, one of
the greatest conclusive to health.
A few moro Of the - and IS cent Shoes
left yet, but going off fast. TERMS CASH.
BUTT & DOUGLASS,
fe 6 No. AS Main street.
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CHOICE BUCK WHEAT-Justtho
~ season for hot Buckwheat Cakes, fresh
supply pennsylyania Buckwheat just received
at the City Provision Store, and for sale low.
Tel Z. C. DEMING.