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Auction and Commission Notice.

DENJ. y. SHIELDS viii continue 70 make salos for
IL Cdfh onis during The prcs-nt Season. All sales
made payable within three days Liberal Advances
made on cOnsienmcnts.
All persons having balances In our hands wlil Ia
sof u by calling and leave receipt for proceeds No
Goods bought on our own account
BENZ. y. SHIELDS.
r. Country Merchants will please call a. We
sep9-If =
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Steam Ferry Packets.

plying 10 and fro with Cairo and the nlnois Centrs,
isiilI"aa TO Chicago, and the whole northwest
lt"hgent, ehterprising practical men who VIII
come and see and investigate in person viii n. con-,
Nhcea taI The extraordinary commercial nj ,antny,
ahd facilities uf railroad and steamboat
possessed by Kentucky CITY secures 10 tins pont r..
fusItes Tor manufacturing and Commercial p,re,s.s
winch must, at necessity, cause IL speedily ~ be-.
'"'' uie great intermediate city between The North
ahd the south al which the productions ana nan,,fnr
lures Of each section Will be conc,ntrai.I ia, -, -
10 be exchanged for those of the other -
me non Post Master General Ia a recent repott
says; 80 man can look ~ the map of tins country
"ithout M thaly resting the mouth of the Ohio
a. .h. eehtcr oI population and commerce OF the
United States" W INV
The sale Is to be made without reserve and in GOOD
aitn, ana There VIII always be a reliable gentleman
ON the GROUND, whose pleasure and duty n will he 10
give All heeaiul Information, and answer all written
or oral undergraduates Then let no one hermit him
sen 70 De led on by rumor when the facts are 40 &c
sale 10 commence Monday SEPTEMBER 27th 1855
anu continue until all the Lots numbering UPWARDS
Of four hundred are sold Nv
Terms of Sale,
Ten n twenty i've per cent cash la hand for The
residue credit Of one and two years with interest
BEN EDWARDS GREY
r. /. BULLOCK Trustoes
w. II ii. TAYLOR
Address, for full information
FRANK JAY MCLEAN
49,. A., Attorney an fact,
soPaS-u4"h Kentucky CITY XIV. E
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WA- III. HORN viii eoatlaus the business az the
old stand College street, Sher- ski!fal
will be found 10 eAecate ANY work entrusted his
care sspllS-im
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Yellow Fever.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 16.-Deaths yesterday
63.
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CROCKER'S SCHOOL
AT
whites Creek Springs.
rTNHE next session Of this School will open Mon
l. day the 9Th day Of September.
Sept2-9tW6Wlnl
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Stomach or Liver.


Such as Indigestion Acidity of the stomach, Cholc
Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Dependency,
Costiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. In all Ner-
vous Rheumatic and Neuralgc Affections, it has, in
numerous instances, proved highly beneficial, and in
others effected a decided cure.
This is purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the manner OF the
celebrated Holland professor, Bocrhave Because Of
its great most OF the European States, it
introduction into the United States intended
especially for those of fatherland scattered her
Meeting with great success among them, now ofe
il to the American public knowing that its truly won
derful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended 10 those person
whose constitutions may have been impaired by III
continuous of ardent spirits, other forms of DIS
spation. Generally instantaneous in effect It finds its
way direcs the seat of life thrilling and quicken
ing every nerve raising up the dropping spirit, and
in fact infusing health and vigor in The
NOTICE-WhOcver expects 10 find this bevera
will be disappointed but to the sick, the weak
low spirited il will prove grateful aromatic cordial
possessed of singular remedial properties.
TsON.
The great popularity of this delightful Aroma Ia
induced many mutations, which the public shout
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to bu
anything else until you have given Boerhave's Ho
land Btters a fair trial One bottle will convince yo
how infinitely superior it is to all these mutations
HE- Sold at 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS,
THE SOLE PROPRIETOR,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr., 81 CO.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United
States and CaHatas.
R9- Sold in Nashville by
EWIN, PENDIEfON < co, Wholesale Ag'ts
W. w. BERRY X DEMOYII1E,
DR.. A. II. ROSCOE,
10. C. BROWN,
DEMOVIILE x BELL,
G. W. HENDERSHOTT,
DR.. +. WELLS,
WELLS, HOOPER Il CO.,
BEECH X HUNTER,
And by Druggists generally throughout the STATE. Z.
ap2s-dSwly
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GODFREY,S
Extract of Elder Flowers,

Pleasing appearance ia he first Letter If RECON-
uIsslddtfOn.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE.
TENNESSEE,

CORRECTED WEEKLY
THE II NIX OF THE MO- :.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept Is, 1858,
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RAILROADS.

winch has fixed Kentucky City az the center az no,
VIE ol railroads stretching and anbrdinr con.
hecunhs IN All directions with the interior and with
lhe cites ana lakes Of the North and ~ and PANT,
~ ing throughout the whole South and West
mat the public may not be led of by sus,icions
t tlls = mere city on paper, request You 20
Shqulre-to come and for VouTsely -
see tue map-kentucky City is the northern termi-
nus OF the Great Mobile and Ohio RAilroad-leO niles
long See also our railroad connection by Union City
and along the Nashville aud North western Rnroad
wa aIis ana CiarksyIile % Nashville 40 miles Al
-, .! hShtoh ana along the Memphis and Ohio Rail
son, Tenn, Holly Springs, Canton and Jackson MISS
70 New orleans 30 miles. Also, via. Cornth thence
along the Memphis and Charleston Railroad 10 ms
cum6ia, Huntsville, Chattanooga KnoXvilIc aud re-
r-aSs aha Win Atlanta, and Savannah Georgia Al
-" py the fulton and Texas Railroad via Litfle Roc
through :" Arkansas and Texas 20 the Pacinc Ocean
Also-by the Iron Mountain railroad 10 81 Innis
l5O miles Also. by the w o. H0uN,
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Dissolution.

rINHE eoIartnrrship heretofore existing under the
l. nauu and style 81 M. II. HORN a soS Is THIS
day dissolved by mutual consent, Nm H. Harm tax
ing all te effects ana Is alone authorized collect all
the debts due the hrn, Aad pay all CHAINS against The
MA. IA. HORN,
scptS ". l.. HORN.
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FOR RENT

THAT ELEGANT sToRE-HOUsE, No. II east side
Il Public Square, formerly occupied by LYONS a.
60. Possession given Immediately. Apply 20
jyl5 BRANSFORD, McwHIRTER K co.
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FOR RENT.

A NEAT and comfortable dwelling situated lust
~ beyond the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Depot, IN Illness Addition, with good cistern and
every convenience necessary Ia render II a desirable
fesidence. Apply TO W. l.. BOYD, Jr.
aug23-u No. so Cherry 81
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Healthy and Fertile Coun,rv

iiApley growing IN wealth and population with "a
iuorious climate, and generous liberal enligbten.A
ana refined society. There wanted but one fIrtbe
feature 10 make this the most commanding pont an
me great FEATHER Of Waters" This was aninterun,
cd communication with the interior OF tbe adtacdn,
a'ates, 70 accommodate internal commerce and faciI
taW ule interchange OF commodities That waut ~
now ully met by the established system az
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For Rent.

THE desirable residence No. 2i South Spruce street
l. A lease can be had, "a a good tenant. Also some
Jew furniture, al It's worth. Apply at this Office
ROBERT GIBSON
augll-tf On the nrennises
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kentucky CITY

Is located on the east bank of the Missssppi unon
lhe nearest hlgh land, Tor above overflow : 10 The
NOUN oil the ONO river, and for all practical busi
ness purposes, Is, and will forever be me mouth OF
"a soo clty ana Columbus contains four thous.
ahd 800 acres, laid of into lots streets ALLEYS Sc
oOO acres m quarter and half lots; the remainder an
one Two Tour ten, twenty forty and sixty acre lots
surrounded by a high 0' NAiA anu
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Rfal estate Sales.
Final Sale Of Lots i'm
ENTUCKY CITY.

oh monday, September 9th ISss
N ILL commence the second and tnni sale az LOIS
r., ~ thls growing and most interesting young city
nv lIus'ses IN announcing this sale feel warranted
~ the Pubhc that at point n the West can
mere DC found equal opportunities for sale and prom
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Floor Oil Cloths.
Carpets, Rugs, sc.

is-l, la, 81, ~ Flor oll Goth, which we
10 suit any size ro9sn-
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Mantiiias, Cioaks, shasvis, sc.
We have large stock Of sha~ls. ciaAks, Man.
liiiAs, ko.. &c.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-02-10

The Grant County (Wisconsin) Herald
seems to have but little sympathy for
land speculaters. Living in close propin-
guilty to the scene of operations, it may
be presumed to speak by the card. The
Herald's article is as follows:
"The holders of large bodies of West
ern lands on speculation are a sickly set
of fellows The chances are that large
portions of the late Iowa Minnesota,
Northwestern Wisconsin entries will be
in second hand market far below Gov
eminent prices. Their air castles, built
on lands monopoly, are having their foun-
dations washed away by q crisis of their
own begetting, for it is conceded that
the present bank crisis is caused by letting
so much money out to land spectators :
We lave always held upon a basis of cal
culation that must stand that the losses far
overwhelmed the profit on Western land
spectators when such speculatioDs are at
tempted by non-residents. That there
are some accidental profit to a few nom
resident landholders we admit but in a
large maj rity of cases there heavy losses.
All this is good aud great and wise join
in perpetual conspiracy against non-resi-
dent land mopolisists. This is the great
thing never taken into account by the poor
deluded victim who offers his money in
sacrifice and himself to disappointment.
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nae piscntented wife.


1T am sure we can afford it as we'll as
the Morgaus, ard Millers, and Thorns-
we do not wish to appear mean"
Georges cheek crimsoued.
sMeani | AN not mean he cried an
grily.
"Then do not wish to appear so" said
the Wife. ssTo completes this room and
make IL look like OTTER peoples we want
a piano and a astral lanp."
We want-we want - mutfered the
husband, there is NO satisfying woman's
wants DO what you may" aud lie abruptly
How many husbands are in a similar
dilemma? How many houses and hus
bands are rendered uncomfortable by a
constant dissatisfaction of a wife with
present comforts and present provisions =?
How many bright prospects for business
have ended in bankruptcy ard ruin, in or
der to satisfy this secret hankering after
fashionable necessaries Gould the real
cause of many failures be known, il Won d
be found to result from useless expendi
lures at home-expenses to answer the de-
mand of fashion, and what will people
think"
my wife has made my fortune" said
a gentl, man of great possession, ''by her
thrift and prudence and cheerfulness,
when I was just beginning"
"And mine has lost my fortuue," an
swered his companion, shy useless extrav-
agance aud repining when l was doing
we'll.
What a world does this open TO the in
huence which a wife possesses over the fu-
ture prosperity of he family | Let tho
wife know her influence aud try to use it
wisely and we'll.
Be satisfied to commence Oh a small
scale. 1t is too common for young house
keepers to begin where their mothers end,
ed. Buy all that is necessary to work
skilfully with ; adorn your house with all
look at richer homes, and covet their Co.'S
ly furniture. If a secret dissatisfaction
is ready to spring up, go q step further
aud visit their homes of the poor and suf-
ferinG, behold dark, cherries apartments,
insufficient clothing and absence of all tho
comforts and reiuements of social life, and
then return to your own with a joyful
spirit. You will then be prepared to
meet your husband With a grateful heart,
and be ready to appreciate the toll and
self denial which he has endured in the
business world to surround you with the
delights of home and you will be ready
to cooperate cheerfully with him in SO
arranging your expenses, that his mind
will not be continually harrassed with
fears lest his family expenditures may en-.
croach upon public payments.
Western Land Spectators.
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An Arkansas Fathers Advice to
his Son.

Bob, you are about leaving home for
strange parts. You're going to throw
me out of the game, and go it alone
The odds is agin you, Bob, but remember
always that industry and perseverance are
the winning cards; they are the blowers"
Book farming will do to fill up with. like
small trumps. but you must have the bow
ers to back 'ep, e.se they amt worth
shucks. If luck runs again you pretty
strong, don't cave in and | ok like a sick
chicken on a rainy day, but hold your
head up and make believe you're flush of
trumps they wont play SO hard agin you.
I've lived and Travelled and Travelled
around some. Bob, and I've found out
that as soon as folks thought you held a
weak hand, they'n all buck agin you
strong. So, when you're sorter weak,
keep on a bold front, but play cautious;
be satisfied with a pint. Many's the land
I've seen euchred cause they played for
too much, Keep your eyes well skinned,
Bob. don't-let 'em 'nig' on you recol-
lect the game lays as much with the head
as with the hands. Be temperate uev-
er get drunk, for then, no matter how
good your hand, you won't know how TO
play it; both bowers and an ace won't
save you, for thar's sartin to bea "miss
deal'' or something wrong. And another
thing, Bob, (this was spoken in a low tone.)
don't go too much on the women; queens
is kinder poor cards; the more you have
of 'en the worse it is for you; you might
have three and nary a trump. 1 don't
say discard EN- all if you get hold of
one that's a trump, it's all good; and
there's sartin to be one out of four. And
above all, Bob. be honest; never take a
mans trick wot don't belong to you, nor
''slip" cards, or ':nig," for then you can't
look your man in the face, and when that's
the case, there's no fun in the game-it's
regular sscut throat" So now, Bob fare
we'll remember wot 1 tell you, and you'll
be sure to win, and if you don'tsit sarves
you right if you get "skunked."
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Oa1ietp.
rhe AnEel 81 Pa,lenee.
By John 9. waIrrlrR.

By JOHN G. WHITTIER
To weary hearts to mourning homes,
Gods meekest angel gently comes;
NopoEer has he to Danish pain,
Or give us back our lost again;
And yet in tenderest love, our dear
And Heavenly Father sencs him here
There's quiet in that angels glance,
There's rest in his still e-ountenance;
He nocks no grief with idle cheer;
Nor wounds with words the mourner's ear
But ills and woes he may not cure.
He kindly learns us to endure.
Angel of Patieneel sent to calm,
Our feverish brow with cooling balm;
To lay the storms of hope and fear,
And RECONCILE life's smile and tear
And throbso wounded pride to still.
And make us our own Fathers will
Oh thou, who mournest on thy way
With lodgings for the close of day,
He walks withahee, that angel kind,
And gently whispers "Be resigned"
Bear up, bear on, the end shall tell,
The dear Lord ordereth all things wellF'
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EaA country youth came to tow to
see his intended wife, and for a long time
could think of nothing to say. At last a
great snow falling he took occasion to tell
her that his fathers sheep would be all
uudone. "Well," said she taking him by
the hand, "Ill keep one of them"
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILKDELPHIA

"a.
"A BeRsuoLent Institution, established By special en-
dODment for the relief of tho sick and distressed,
afflicted With ViruieRt and Epidemic diseases.
Two all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases,
L such as S Z X G A, SEMINAL
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice of or
SELF ABUSE &C., &c.
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the
aw full destruction of human life, caused by Sex
ual diseases, and the receptions practised upon
the unfortunate victims of suChdiseases byQuacks,
several years ago directed their Consulting Sur
ge0n, as a CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their
neme, to open u Dispensary for the treatment of
this class nf diseases, in all their forms, and to
give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who
auP'y by iet.et, With u description Of their con-
JitiGH, .ast, occupation, habits of life, Gel and
in cases o. extreme poverty. to FURNISH MEDI-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE 1t is needless to
Medical skill uI the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, on a Teview of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere of benevo-i
lent effort, have been of great benefit to the af-
ficted, especially to the young, and they have
resolved to devote themselves, with renewed
zeal. to this very important bat much despised
cause.
Just Published by the association, a Report ON
Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, the Vice
of Onanism, Masturbation or SelEAbuse, and
other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, by the Cons
sulting Surgeon, which will be sent by mail, Tin
a sealed letter envelopel FREE OF CHARGE,
on receipt of w STAMPS for postage.
Address. for Report or treatment, DIR. GEORGE
r. Consulting Surgeon. Howard As
ISOLATION, Nos South Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Pa. By order of the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. Secretary. ly2I
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A NAN OF B~usINEs--Dog Finder Ito
his clerk)-Here, old man, take that there
poodle to Goth st. and Fifth Avenue, Git
ten, Loaf round till dssk and steal him
again. Them two black and tans goes to
Waverley Place. Git Five apiece, and
toll 'em off again if you kin. Only nine
advertising to day; business is getting bad;
gittin smartness into 'em.
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John AIconoI

John Alcohol, my Joe John.
When we were first acquaint,
I'd money IN my pocket, John,
Winch now l know there amt.
spent it all in treating. John,
Because loved you o
But mark me how you've treated me,
a. John Alcohal, my Joe.
John Alcohol, my Joe john,
We've been too long together,
So YOU must take one road, John,
And / viii take the other.
For wemust tumble down, John,
finland in hand we go,
And l will have the bill to foot,
John Alcohol, my Joe.
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HARRISOM's COLUMBTAN

IA 4 4 Is OH 5 GO l. U n s II
le@G~ Dy@e
SIZE ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED.
1t has double the quantity and strength ofany
other.
IT gives a erfecty.natrrafcolor.
1t colors every shade from hgE. brown to jet
Its use is easy and rape.
1t is perfectly harmless to the skin.
Its effect is instantaneous and permanent.
1t is the best, quickest, cheapest and safest
Y ever made.
% Directions for use accompany each box-n
PRICE, OF. $1;-2 OF. 81 ,50;-4 OF. 3d.
8 OF. SIS.
GEntered according to Act ofCongTess. in the year
1855, by A w. Harrison in the Clerks Office of
the District Court of the u. s. for the Eastern
District of Penn.]
For Sale by Du1in & Crane. Ashland T. W.
Coulter 81 Co., Perrysville; White d Co., Polk
L. M. Funk, Sullivan Gault d. Shaw, Savan-
nah, Ohio.
Manufacturer, APoLLos W. HARRISON,
10 South 7th St, Philadelphia.
March IL, 1857. ly41.
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~Horace Walpole once remarke

~ Horace Walpole once remarked,
sThe world is a comedy to those who
think, andstragedy to those who fesl"
xTThe following notice was affixed
tor shop in Leeds, England: "This
ouse Lett-Hinquir Nock's Doar."
Jusr So" There is no place like
home" says the poet. Right unless it's
he'home of the young woman you're af-
ter
IA MEM4Mrs. Nonesogood regards ev-
cry calamity that happens to herself, a
tfial, and every one that happens TO her
friends, = Judgment.
A boy at an examination in an English
school, was asked who discovered Ameri-
car
The answer was Yankee Doodle!
nsEEA youth of seventeen meeting an
acquaintance IN the street, says:
aGuess who's dead"
MIR. Jones', l suppose, I heard he was
very sick
dNo.. it amt; it's my NAL She died
this morning
EA verdaut Yankee seeing the an
nouncement in large letters, in front of Q
bookstore, NoTH1NG TO WEAR SOIL HERE,
exclaimed: sWal now l wonder who
said there was
THE TO TREAT BoREs--There are
two kinds of bores in the world--the rich
and the poor. You can get rid of the
latter byaleDding him five dollars. You
eau free yourself of the other by attempt
ing to borrow twenty-five dollars from
him, Try it.
Patrick Henry are about to erect a mon
unent over his grave at Red Hill, in
Charlotte county, Va, which has had not
eYen a headsteDe to mark it. He died in
1899 and his wife, who was Derothea
cambridge, died in 1881.
~"Tn come down and give you a
thrashing if you don't stop your impu-
dence,', said y man to a political opponent
from ireland, who was railing at him from
the street below his window. "Come
along said Pat, stpurty soon, eff ye PLACE;
fofsId like to be close by when ye did itl'
FEMALE Administrations Wife
(who has been puzzling her dear little
head with her husband 1 3 affairs, and wishes
toibs q ministering angel when pain and
wiring the brow, and all that kind
Of thing, you know)ECharley, / hate to
have you leave me looking so troubled
Look here, Charley, you say you owe
BloWem & Mac Nabee so much money
now they have a great many things in
theifAst0re I wnnt; why don't you take it
cut IN dry goods
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4.NEKY TeUGHNG.-Here is a touching
description of e moonlight scene
After RhEliBg some time in the elastic
mazee1of 4 waltz, Carnelia and myself
stepped ont unebserved on the balcony, to
enjoy . few of those MON ents SO precious
10 lovers. It was a glorious night-the
sir.Nas cool and refreshing. AS I gazed
on the beautiful being at my side, 1
thonghtIheyer saw her look so lovely !;
the full moon cast it's rays ovor her whole
person, giving her a most angelic appear
ance, andJimpartiBg to her curls a still
more. golden hue. One of her soft hands
rested In mine, and ever and amor met my
ardent gaze with one Of her pure, confd-
ing looks. Suddenly a change came over
her soft features, her full, red lips trem-
bled With suppressive emotion, a tear drop
restedson her long, dropping lashes, the
muscle around her faultless mouth became
convulsed. she gasped for breath, and
spatching her hand from the warm press
ure of my own, eke turnad suddenly away
an d-sneezed.
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Notice to Teachers.

lava COFFEE.-Pure Java COT.
- fee put up in cans, ready burned and
ground for family use, at the mandatory Of
Frisby d Stephens, C~leveland-for sale by Z
Sept.9. 1857. J.&R. FREER