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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-22
PROEANE SWEARING

Rev. L. II. Chaplin thus alludes to
profane swearing III one Of his discourses
on the Lords prayer =" If we would use
the prayer sincerely, we must hallow Gods
name on our lips. 1t will never drop out
in jest, or ring in blasphemy. | wish to
touch this point earnestly. l would speak
strongly against the common sin Of prolanc-
ness. Are there any before me who are
accustomed to use Gods name as an exple-
tive, and to handy it as byword? who
employ it in all kinds Of conversation and
throw it about in every place? Perhaps, in
their hearts, they consider this habit as an
accomplishment, think it manly and brave
to swear. Let me say then, that proiane-
ness IS d brutal vice lie who INDUCES in
it is no gentleman. ! care not what clothes
he may wear, or what culture he boasts
Despite all his refinement, the light and
habitual taking of Gods name, displays a
coarse nature and a brutal will Nay, he
tacitly admits that it is ungentlemanly:
herestrains his oath in the presence Of ladies;
and he who fears not to rush into the chan
Gerry Of Heaven and swear by the Majesty
there, is decently observant in the drawing
room and parlor But again, profaneness
is unmanly and silly. 1t certainly is not a
grace in conversation, and adds no strength
to it. There is no organic symmetry in the
narrative that is ingrained with oaths and
blasphcmy that holsters an opinion, does
not make it any more correct. Our mother
English has variety enough to make story
sparkle, and to give point to wit it has
toughness enough and vehemence enough
to furnish sinews for debate and to drive
home conviction, without degrading the
holy epithets of Jehovah. Nay, the use of
these expletiyes argues a limited range of
ideas, and a consciousness of being on the
wrong side And if we can find no other
phrases through which to vent our choking
passion, we had better repress that passion
And again, profaneness is mean vice.
According to general estimation, he who
repays kindness with contumely-he who
abuses his friend and benefactor, is deemed
pitiful and wretched. And yet, oh, pro-
lane man whose name is it you handle SO
lightly 1t is that of your best benefac-
tori YoU. whose blood would boil to hear
the venerable names OF your earthly parents
hurled about IN SCOTS and jests, abuse with
out compunction and without thought the
names OF your Heavenly Father. Finally,
prolaneness is an awful vice. Once more
| ask, whose name is it you so lightly use?
The name of God Have you ever pom
dered its meaning? Have you ever thought
what it is you mingle thus with your wit !?
1t is the name of Him whom the angels
worship, and whom the heaven of heavens
cannot contain"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-22

-4nother Hard Shell Bopttst.-The Hard
Shell Baptists still hate an 'edicated min
istry, and like Jack Cadc, would have laws
to hang all clerks that read and write
One Of them being recently called ON to
preach in Carroll county, Missouri, rose and
thus began:
}Iy brctheriug, am gwine to preach
you very plain sermon what even women
can understand YOU viii find my tex in
the ) varSe of the two-eyed chapter of one
eyed john 1t was some time before it
was perceived that he meant John, chap
ter L.
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rba West Branch Insurance Co.
LOCK HAVEN. Pa,

1ySI1RES Detached Buildings, Stores. Mer-
.b9ndisc, Farm Property, and other Build
!, and their contents, at moderate rates.
DIRECTORS.
D., John J. Pearce, Hon. G. c. Harvey,
Ibn p Hall, t. T. Abrams,
|s1rIes A. Mayer, d. N; Jackman,
Earles Crist, w Willie
E.ar Dickinson, Thos Kitchen.
Hon. G C. HARVEY, Pres.
T. T. ABRAMS, Vice Pres.
Tics. Kitchen, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
knuel H, Lloyd, Thos. Bowman, D. D.
4 Winegardner, VIM, Vanderbilt,
4 Nackev, VIM. Fearon,
White. DR.. J. S. Crawford,
bas, Q4irgle. A. Updegraf,
E,g W. Maynard, James Armstrong,
En Simon Cameron, Hon. VIM. BigIer
r@Azent for Miilin county, G. ". STEW-
|RT Esq. apps
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New Series---V Vol, iii, No. 25.
4 "lNano Bitinn @ IKoak

A "4Nan" Biting q IKoaA.
c6.-An extraordinary act la
says the Emancipation of Brrts Hula
GUM, was perpetrated two Mig
this city. A policeman, while S3obu costs
the Rue des Tanncurs, saw awonao feed in
character enter the passage Of a h. used. It
companied by man The officert.d then
ed his round, and on returning f. next a
utes after, met the woman with % II n
streaming from her mouth, and appwiIl not
suffering great pain She made he souent
understand more by signs than wordi from
she could scarcel y utter an articulate so but
that dispute had arisen between her
the man, during which he seized hso tbe
the throat, and when in almost a stannds
sudocatlon, she put her tongue out, the As of
Hti seized II between ms teeth ana act'lun-
y bit the half eff The woman was 6 six
veyed to the hospital, and Oh the officeltcn-
tefWafds proceeding Win Il lantern 10 for
passage, he found the part Of the womf.eor
tongue, which the savage had spit ouf
The man, III consequence of the descrips
given of him by the female, has beeIfF.-
rested, and what makes the matter make
extradinary is that he is the father ealye
family, and enjoyed an excellent charate:"
III
4 I'atirosd Train ,Stoppcd by be
gaadS.-Between Rome and Frascatif
railroad about nine miles long \ coll-I
cradle number Of persons went, the other
day, to a fete at Frascati, the ladies being
dressed in their richest garments, and wear
ing their costliest jewelry. This was ali
known to the brigands. Accordingly they
seized the officers who occupied the interme-
diatc station in the-midSt Of the deserted
country, and proceeded to hoist the red flag
as a signal to stop. The engineer fearing
something was on the line, brought the
engine to dead stand, when the robbers
instantly laid hold Of the travellers and coolly
plundered them, doing them, however, no
other injury Up to this time We had fana-
cied that railroads would put stop to this
kind Of adventure; but the foregoing stroke,
at the very gates of Rome, shows that we
were too sanguine. Instead of robbing
some ten or a dozen passengers in a dill,
gence, the brigands now take one hundred
at a haul. OF course, the more produc-
tive this peculiar branch Of industry be-
comes in the Roman States the greater will
he the number who follow it (Ourier d
HQl
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-22

Navigating the Air.-Considerable ex-
element was created in Columbia county,
Arkansas, on the 9th ult., by the sudden
appearance Of a genius named Ben. John
son, from Harrison county, Missouri, in Il
balloon to which thirty wild geese were
harncssed lie said he had been travelling
in mid-heaven for nearly forty-cight hours,
and thought it about time to come down for
g fodder" The story reads like hoax,
but is testified to as truth by creditable
witnesses.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-22

ps4The highest waterfall in the worIl
is in the Sandwich Islands, and is stated
to be between 1000 and 5000 feet high
The stream on which the fall occurs runs
among the peaks Of one of the highest
mountains, 50 high that the water actually
never reaches the bottom; so great is the
distance, that it ascends to the clouds again
This must be a sight to see a cataract liter
ally suspended in the air.
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-22

i nav ~. resumed the practice of medicine,
Die a,"ays be found at his Office IN the
Hay 1as,' opposite the Lewistown Hotel
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-22

Eas-Look out for the spring fashions Of
bonnets.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-04-22

iAnnity from Less and Damage by Pire,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-25
IACOB RECnTOLD,

ONE HUNDREB bores~ Fosess Starch on eOasign.
" menl, and fsr sal BY
iva FLoUENoT, cooPEs a EAKE.
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BniI0ina 9fIaterjaIs.

Dry Wood and Cyprus Lumber.
I HAVE thirty cords E11f drv WOOD flr asfs s- my
ferry land-nE flr waich. li 1uHal.i11 o. rl- lu-
neiiately. ] vii taEe three d1flaEs per rf a's1 s
larEs number ef Eo1d cyprus aud zlI s F1is1 can
-aV 70 order a. short a1rcs and viii deliver tE uUr-r
Il nv terry landing, st HsmphI1 chesn Cor cash
fan3 CHEEE
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DIRECT ROUTE To
esOFEERRR'Ra Terms.

CTAGEs lesvs Gaines L-udinr llfislssi-rI -ivsrl
- Daily. At A. 81. passing thr0uEa IIa -llaE
city q Camden to Washinrrau. AfF rtrn--1 .1 81
hours. BELDING q SEONE Ae.uf-
~rps-ftiv cerra.r r.rH-r
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Transportation
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
NEUT UnuU

Z
fffhln RAILWAY fully aul u e--Ir1I a1f rsrsf1e
tnfoltn D a1tifui ana thy ul trr oars 10
ras-lsfs ffon taa Mississippi Vseya r1uta rlras hu--
afea mues shorter s14 p9s-esu grsat lsp1tll aud
comfort than any other to D. 3 4 ~ ~ r0p--u
HAh AND FakE EEDUCED --Uuder th- 1-sseut
sehsdn of the Post one 9e3arf o. b. lssgs s 5sr-
nltte1s and saving sd-clsd 1f o. lo-rs
Passins through slave rcrrt1Iy anne sserfrr La Al
f9rfed for me conFeyanc1 of 5erVarts
Al Dalton. Ga. choce of knltes = 1f1---f-- -.r
tinuous railway thr1lgh Georgia South Ctr-I.1s .rf
Horth Carolina 20 Kchil ui. u7 te- fsaf W..--If
tan Line throuEh Ezst Telnfsase a1I FIrr.rf. l. E
vile Lynchburg Rchm1a, aad b. al 1 tls -sst-.tsf
FlrEinia Sprinrs
THE EIPREsS NAIL TRAIN leaves Es1llfF daily
q 80 A n .sforpilg at al sta-i ins.
TIE ACCOMMODATIONS TRAM lrlres rsrr1rl4
DAILY (ezcept SundayFl az 2og r. d.. flr Junction
WITH re hissis.ilpi Csn'rai znd IuurFae- Central
he.lros1 a2meI1lle au1 llierulf. ara sla ilus.
TRAINS CuNNECr-Af Grand Tuncf .11 VITA -r4
Mississippi Central Rair1ad 10 H1Iy sprn15 Oxford
6reuadz- Canton Jackson, etc, AMI VIA rl- .ssIs-
sppi ard iennss-e Clntra Rat fal @ 1igar. JiE8n
AZ Pooahontas viths tri veetIy li-s 5s Csa-a.s b.
EipieF. P1ntst-c. ab-rtesu. ard C,fuulaus HI.s
Al luha. WIN q dsily line 5i tQur-tor8f Coaches
through Abr sen. Coum51s etc % che uI-ft.ra ts--
minus of ne h1h o. and Oti1 Rst'roaI
Through tickets gJlt untl ussigIrh -ls rrirfeza 5f
st1Dping az any point desired srfd al the GETERar
TICKET OFFICE Collalercla I--s tll the lflllsau
street stafioa.
Zach pssssnzsr win be- llsr7sf one hund-eI B1nl o.
naEzaEei article VII De- czrri1l b. -ls lrf .s
BOT ncilet % ne prn p ne passfuzer il ease %
los The Company WI hoaf fleulsslgs raousi -s or "a
1nlount not eEcreffug 500
Negroes, when traseiing stone. must hsvs permit
nam ng tne Bo-nt % Ehich teT ore o. 90 zl rfr1-
carried No ticket Ei BE- sai them. n1r wa they Do
received on the unless tlr szrsr 1- -aa- b. 1r-
eut or knoTn @ The TicEet Agrnf Clnl-f- o- Ilh-r
person y Foreh faE s-nuin' less ~ p-rrut-
r. O. aEEE
Gsreral sl1-r. l-ar,.1t.
ALeEE
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Garriagt 8tpositurlrs.
C.4RSOE"S
PUMP SHOP,
on DeSoto Street,

BETWEEN UNION AND BEAB.
rTHHE uui-rs znc woud RESPECTFULLY inform the citi
Esns Of Memphis and Its vicinles and bis NUMEROUS
customers living ~ distance IN tne country for her
r,st patroaAse line business. which husiIess
has hitherto c5une % the a1uftcturins and put
ting the Chaic-f'unP alne and slil achieving hem
10 b the bst pump When de Of o. materials
and properly put CD, land The eanes when not 80 ue
snd put up however as there arr places where me
Chain Pump canzot BE- used also feE pes ms yet iVins
1f III ofcen tim " ho stfl thirk tat there are
1ther Pumps in superior % the Chan Pump nerr
determined % sccumodafa the tsste OF al By putting up
o. shipping 70 0er any kind n Pup hat thi5 mar
ket can fu nish. have therefor fmpnyed ezperi-
cnced workman laelY frm te Est vho VII attend %
pattIug up aud rsPairirg al kufs = iron Pump he
win aiso Do even kini o. FLuMBING- an q which
~fn ~arranf; ana Nhen say Varra 4, mean what
ssy and say whaf uean-
Ttave IN thelast year attached mlc1ineTv % lum-
ber of nv Chain Paups vita enfira success. have
also usgd arge hzlalre- whte els on Hand llin-flns
ut1 edu.i IN ous case n1ve usad tue Felid
IinkCnain TUNED Butfo1 which 4 quite expansive
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N0tIEn

Z = ,u seonence Of tae bard tces c1rlres. 20
-. a. iur eusiuu1s-s or one Crst time thrcusn ihs
--1i-,n ~ 4 uubilc rcrlr 90 forward and settle
49, .-r-urfs Msnv OF fhtu 81 iarE srarilnE.
timely reonst vii b. highly ap2-sc std Or US aud u
be us 70 pace before IN pubc u Sarls, vrg large
M cheap stock 81 E-gls.
We snsl sdspt the f0Il1ng rule l t1s iulura. EveTy
.cuat 4 ooos1s-st due =. th enc OF ne 80 Ellss
bF srselai agroezrsnt for l11se- ti1e
] is - BAEIND3 = CO. rs Nan stset.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-02-25

EDWARD PECAETT, Jr.,
a EVnRNEE Al Law. Nemphis. T=ua- Once geier
81 or street midway the Post OGos Buildlns.
larl-l.u.rulr
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LLL-L-LLLI j /

!. O. : % 5 o. s % 90 10 % a 50 Is 90 IS o
,. 9 o . . o. p . IS So0is 3 a % 3 5
o % 70 % a O. is % % o 5 &C % 90 50 e
8 10 o p $ = % % oaas % 81 IS q . 81 5
8 o. . % IS O0l8 60 OosO &C . 8 8 % IS o
g. 70 50 u O3I7 q OO2s OOs5 % - IS 81 50 81 s
ne &C % % O02g % p 90 20 % 50 90 s. 50 100 o
"a . IS @ b 50 \ o 55 % S % $ 5 y iis S
SIS o50 90 5 % $ @ . % . % 3 % . % is .
- Oas sgurra, renewable FeeEy, per anngH, go o
tFioe week, . g y
tTsos 4 va. s. o.
~ AT Etvrriiseneuts required be kept seoond
ruge, CHAEeED AS SEw EACH DAY and On third Passs
- Aavrtamenis direetaa 70 b cisplzyed, c. set n
srEs type. cha-eei DouBLE rstes.
- Yearly advertisers vi De- chErce1 extra for oocu-
q nE space over C1uragt and When LARGE TYPE s -
sued . BE- Hsei a Edvstisenent KEPT on Inside o.
- Tssriv advertisers VII be charge extra al regular
Et6s FOR Wsutss Rms Removals. CopsrtRership No
- TEsvsrryr ArTrnrIsrss MUST BE PAIN ron
- NJ advertisement VII appear il the weekly paper
Idvi-ise-sens = b inserted IN the -esy psper
only OF o. Irregular izess IN either of the papers vii
ff csarrel reFc iaF every l--aeTaAl-
- AunounCn- czuii-ltes fer state County and NJ
aicips Omc' s. zsct 70 be PAD IN sdvsnoe IN ever
tnE-aaor.
- All a5Terlise1euis for Csaritab'e Tnstituti1ns
F Companies. ward Town, and other Public NeetiHgs.
70 Re charFei haIt prlce.
~ Marrisyss szt ssfhs ar published news; bat
ob1aries riu1e- 1 Re-7sct AID Fuaera Civilizations
Other adFari lse-zl1lts.
~ An IeclI sHt Transient Aslve-tisemeuts viz b
ChsTcst by tl1 fls=rtIsl.
II Editgrz- Ssi-ss in Looai Csiumn VII be charged
50 ce1ts Per liE7.
Is NJ deiu-li5n vsrlsta0z Viii bs msde frou the
ECLASAHAN. TROUsDAI.E a Dill
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Curtain MateriaIS.

DROCA ATELLE, satin Delaine, worstsd DamAsk Cot
ID ton Damask Lace and Muslin Curtains, Transparent
shades Bun Hollands, Wind0E Cornices, Curtain Bands
Aud pms livery artlce Of Gcoss sRd Trimmings
ssry deoorats CottAEe Palace. UpAOlsterng and
Curtain Hanging executed b experienced workman
nsys MCKINNEY 90.
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MEMPHIS AND NAPOLEON PACK

DANIEL BOOHE, ,--...--..-.A. S. HANCOCK, Master
V. P. M1NrAGUE. Clerk.
Through 70 G3iues' Landing every Thursday.
FT1HIs du- p assen ger and fraisht packet Rak
i win leave e. ah0ve "a THURSDAY. u -Ls-.sSN
the 24th inst. 81 o'clock. NJ. aud go - -
Eili cuntinue q reEulsriv. Hsving -
been hought expressly for shove trade viz leave
Memphis every h1udsy st o'ciock aud Thurs ia7 a.
O'clock P Returning. Will Espoisan everv
Tussisy sRd saturday at o'coekP Al way business
strietiy attended To- ". HODGE Co.
dec13-tf Agents IS Fr NJ Row.
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NOTICE.

nR J. n sLEDGE has returned from New YORK
~ after ab 8f nine months, and has effected
some ssfn1ndiuE cures ID r1at CRY he has taken an
u7-- az n 81 M5aroe street Dc KAN and Second
streets sa i rs1ms the pra-tice of Medicine where
ne has f1r "a l.s CELEBRATED C1lD0Inis AL calls at
tended t0 fay night As he intends locatCg peraa
ue1tv n Msuphis an the greet Euocess be has
bzi b. the tr-atus- Of tus various di cases. be thinks
hs shl1ii have i5sral patrlnzg from the ctiE-ns o
Esuulis fsns -dly
n wCFru
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GGaNsp9rtatiOR
For Big HatchIe RiTer.

viii make Regular Weekly Trips
JOAN or AR5.-.--.s--..-.-Jso- DEAREse. Aasier.
THIS nne steamer EiH rake regular RA
trips b-iFcs Memphis AMI Bolivar. - -.e..,ili
curameacinE on the drst Tlse of The riFer =
snd coutinuinE throughouf the snssnn- -
For freigtf Or passage, Apply On board o. %
v. ". HODGE 4 Co, Azruts
= n~.~f ua-v
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REGULAR FRIDAY PACKET.

he splenaia L0v-Pressasa ono aaa Niss

The splendid L0u-Pressuro ONO and Mlssszippi Nail
SlfEmrr
soUTHERNER.-.-.-........ w. rRIPLETr, Nsster.
TTTfLL leave Memphis every FRIDAY EAk
w EVENING a. 5o'ciock. p1a lively. it.-ts-,-rsi
taking freight and passengers for au -
way Iaudings arrlvinr Al Tonisviiis IN
tine for the Nondsy MorniIE nsu Bosts te Cincnnai
snd thence b. railroad 70 al Easrn towns and cities, %
shich thr-urh tickets win Be given
Aso makes close CONVICTIONS with the rlluois Clntra
Rairoad and Mali Bosfs Wound CITY tnd Cairo FOR
s. L1lis Al Psdsoah, vita the daily packet nns tor
kAsdvills ald Tennessee river
Ihe southerncr Is IN spientd ruuning ordsr hsviHE
been thorouEhy renarer rnlshei. SC. Her oncors
are a erperienotd boatmen Who vii pay every atieu-
ton y IRE safet ofJrt aud pleasure of their passs1-
gers. F0r plan Of cabin see
JAS y SMITH, Asent
No q NofbY \ UuuTs aIdck
A. z. LAVALT.ETTE a CO..
r T. D
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Nlenicai Nnticc.

A TTOREET AT Law 6enerEl CoTeciing and Land
"a Ac-uts fer tte Northern and EasteIR Counties Of
Arksusas DIS &C. AK
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Transportation.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
@H@
r A II R o A ID !.
CnANGE % sCHEnuLE.

Oh and after WEDNESDAY, FeorEary .. 1907 TIE
~ frains 9n this rosd vui run Is follows, (sunfays
Ihe Mi aud Passenger ffain yin leave Panoa faly Al
A. a.. a1d STRIVE a. Memphis A. 10 A. n.
Retururg- leaves heuphs g. r. 81, and arrives st
Pamela a. 50 M.
rc Frelaht sud Accommodation Train leaves Nerphis
faiy a. 51o A. and arrives - Panola a. n -.
Reiurning lesves Pamela q = A. H. and arrv's Il
MeuDlls az 8
P-rsors ifaveliaz On the MaI Train caa spend hvs
hours in Memphis and return on TIE sane day
Passrnrsr Train males dlreci cnunecfnn st Memphis
win the Memphis and Charlesiau Railroad r0nE Ezst
ana fhs heu.phIs and OHIO Rallr1ad going N5rth.
The Rreir1t and Aco0urnofstion runs IN eonnectiau
with Stages s1d fr1m the foloEing piaees Oakaud
Pr-stsu and Grenada. there MAKING eosnsction win
Stages throueh CarUon and Lexlngtonf thence 70 the
northern erui Of the hi,sssppi Central Railroad for
Canton. Itctson and Nes oTleaus-
Thrsug1 Ii-Ests for Grenada can BE- ootatnee a. ne
hrmphis Dspot
This uc1 tae shortest route. and passsngers leaF
Heg1is b. the morning train arrVe At 6renada ts
same evening", having daylight fhe whole way.
n v. NEWELL
Canr~af rarfnfesfIs1f
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ExPENpIrUREs

INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1855
Auount Of Premius revtd during the yesr sis 2o2 %
Interest a26I 81
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8uiIOlng DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, AAD ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &C.
w PASSMORr
W. n. PASS1IORl

TyAKBS this method o. informing The citizens Of Asm.
phis that be has permanently s0csted himself here
carry the above business, and hose Eho
nsy favor him with their patronage that eli work
trusted 20 him viii his strict PERSONAL ATTEE-
TON IN the selection and preparation of the material
well The faithful execution of the woFk No
ton will he pared hls part 20 s1tisfactou and
perf0rn the Eofk thoroughly and the tine %
suit Tn -sste q The fastidious.
HIS icLS experience warrants hIm In saying that his
coHtracts H be complied with % the entire satisfacon
o. those gho may patronize him. They may aso rest
assured that any work undertsten b. him VIII b. prompt
ly conducted.
For qualifications he begs leEve % refer % the fooW
ing persons: Capt. G. B. Church. Capt. T. Newell Nj
" PooieY, Capt. J. Gosiee Capt Alceo NJ @ Phiuer
sHOP-BacE cf Sheton's Drug Store my2a-dly