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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

A PROPOsED GOVERNMENT PAPER CURREN-
cyl is announced that the director Of the
United States mint proposes to establish
new paper currency. based on the deposits in
that institution. He has prepared bill for
this purpose, which he intends to lay before
Congress. 1t authorizes the mint to issue
certificates on the deposits of gold bullion,
and o! similar certificates by the mint. and all
the Sub-Trrasurers, on deposits of gold coin
These certificates are to be redeemed only at
the offices which issued them. the theory OF
the process being that the gold deposited will
always hc Kept on hand To meet the cprtifi-
Gates when presented for payment. The di-
rector claims that it will greatly increase the
security of sp cIc-owners over that afforded
by the banks; that it will check the practice
of boarding; that the certificates will become
currency rs much the gold itself: but a
huge pile of coin thus stored away will serve
IA great balance wheel to prevent COM
morcial disturbances in times of panic or
crises; that the use of certificates will prevent
the loss by wear, clipping. or sweating; that
the retaining Of IA government bullion fund at
the mint would no longer be nee ssary: that,
being based on deposits, no over issue of GER
tifcates could be made, and that, like bank
notes, they should be made payable To bearer
on demand. and circulates exactly as they do
Senator Gwin is quite interested in the enact
mcnt of such law. But it seems almost
identical with the Bullion Bank projected in
New York. with the single exception that de-
positors pay nothing for the safc-kceping of
their coin.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

Esss- The Philadelphia Bulletin has the
following consoling words for that pumerous
class OF people who toH look in the Broadway
windows. even at the risk of being called
country greenhorns;"
"A person who is weak enough to make
boasts that he never looks into shop windows,
loses more Instances of taste and ingenuity
than he is perhaps aware Of. All art is not
absorbed by auction pictures ,Parian statuettes
and engravings. Many yonng shop girl or
salesman. without knowing ii, unconsciously
displays. In simply making the goods look
WE'LL the same happy perception of contrasts
Of eolors and of relative effects which still
lifc's painter employs. Many aB artist who
can pint cannot group. Some of the first
pictures of the Flemish school are remarka-
BILE by the extraordinary taste displayed in
bringing together ordinary objects that
their form aud color harmonize. There are
no chi cts So commonplace CT poor but a
skilltul hand may arrange them 50 as To pro-
duce an, at least, harmonious effect"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
COpARTNNRsHIp NOTICE..
HARRIS, GORDON & CO..

~ .. HARRIS, ". n. GORuON, ". o. HARRIS
l. AID ,. H. HARRIS, have shs day ASSOC -lIvt
- L.. lI.r LL.-r H.. - -. ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Whisky.

En BALES extra heavy ~ Bush,l Gunny Rags
wv nat roCeIA 81 ald Tor sli, by
uuyt. HARlsl>, GUluON h co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Eclectic Magazine. Dec. 1858.

The present Number of this admirable
periodical is unusually rich and Interesting.
The excellent mcZzotint portrait of DR.. n. W.
TAYLOR completes the list of forty\ portrait
embellishments given in 1858. Surely no
one will, after considering this, complain OF
tie 'ECI.ECTIc' upon the score of ''pictorials.'
Bat rich rs have been the embellishments of
the past year, we are promised even richer
for 1859. Let everybody remember the ini-
tial number, with its splendid plate Of
Shakespeare and has friends" aud send in their
names in time.
Iil The Editor in his ''Note' shows us not only
that his Magazine has been appreciated, but
that he has the heart to be grateful even for
deserved success. He says,-"Our thanks
are especially due to generous press, whose
high editorial intelligence has been so express
five of appreciation. Our studous aim has
. been, and will be, to fill and crowd our pages
with all that will interest, instruct, inform,
and crafty the minds, aud impart healthy
vigor to the intellects of young and old and
render the "EcLEcrIo' welcome visitor in
all the families which it is invited TO enter.
The language of numerous letters to us is
I'VE cannot do without the 'ECLECrIC.'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

SOMETHING New FOR THE LsDus---A pat
ent has just been ISSUED at Washington Ia "A
gentleman Of New York city, Who it seems,
has made pettcoats his study. for an entire
n,w skirt, OF the expansive and eoIlSpsive va
rirty, that will iniallibly torment all the men
aud enraptnre all the women. II i made OF
white horSe-hair in open work. and so plable
are the hairs. through their saturation with
some new material. which is also patenitd d.
full skirt ofJoytg hoops, all the essentials of
elasticity, tullness and strength. can BE- car
ried within muff, occupy scarcely more
space than port-monnaie, and in an instant
be adjust d 10 the person. expanding a robe
TO diameter of six or seven feet, giving the
weaFcr The agreeable and importing circum-
frence OF from nineteen to twenty-one feet.
Ladies moving m the .fra esroie, will wear
them, OF course
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Censorship of the rress.
A correspondent at Washington writes to
the PbiIadpI phia Press.

the Philadelphia Press:
in France the Press is in fetters-terribly
But in America it is frec-very free--par-
ticularly at Washington. the citadel of our
national liberty. The Union, the other day,
published one of the best things it has con-
tanned for long time-a late speech of Sena-
tor Douglas. Certainly there was no great
crime in a free press in a free country doing a
think of thing of this kind. But our rulers
thought Otherwise and as through defect
in our laws, (Which. perhaps, the President
may yet have remedicd before his term ex-
Pres,) the offending journalist could not lie
thrown into prison. the editor Of the Union,
(Mr. Gulick) who had authorized the inser-
ton of the speech, has been summarily dis
charged. Cannot the alien and seditiOn laws
b. revived?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

EXTRAORDINARY COAL.-The Parkersburg
(Va.) News announces the discovery in that
region of a specimen of coal which is said 10
surpass the Camel Coal. The News adds
1t is very light, and can be Ignited as soon
as a piece of dry white pine wood. 1t is ex-
tremely gastrous and emits a v-ry strong
odor when burning. A piece as large as a
small marble placed in the bowl of clay
pipe made air-tight, and then inserted in a
hot fire, gave out gas enough at the end of
the stem to burn with bright light for five
minutes. 1t evidently could only be used
for making gas or oil. as it has not sufficient
solidity to burn in CRATE or stove, but would
probably run out through the bars in a sort
of oil or pitch.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

eH- The Pennsylvaniap will soon turn
States evidence aud expose all the villainy of
which il has ever been eognizant. 1t has he
scome babbler and tells tales out of school
Its last inuendo is as follows: -
"There are some people who do not know
the reasons Why Col Forney's protest against
the election of Senator Cameron was never
pushed in the Senate. There are some others
who do. There is a suspicion that Forney
was as deepin the mud as Cameron was IN the
mire. Who uses money for the purpose OF
controlling electionsl Can the Chessdlsr For
ney answer?
II Forney was deep in the mud, how low
.down in partisan filth was Mr.. Bnehanan Who
wrote a letter TO the canal com missioner nrg-
ing the election OF Forney over Gen. Came
ron!-Lsu. Jour. -l-4. 4ss4lis
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Correspondence OF the Evening Post
Washington Ncws-- Douglass Jour
ney SouIh--EaoS iI is viewed by his
friends.
MAsHrNnrnv. Noyember 80. 1858

- WASHINGTON, November 80, 1903.
Mr. Douglas Is verv little talked of HIS
Southern tour with his wife Is understood to
h" n movement wholly TO try the pulse of the
Southern people, and all his Anti-Lecompton
Democratic COLLEAGUES express their great
surprise a ( bis conduct and the hope that the
South will repudiate him aud send him back
with lesson learned Mr.. Douglas talk
about not breaking from the Democratic or
gauiZaton is the widest nonsense in the
world. not to say iBgratitude towards
his nt-Lccompton friends who have
been reelected 70 Congress. Every
man out of Illnois-Davis of Indiana,
Hickman and Montgomery. of Pennsylvania,
Clark and Haskin. of New York-all broke
from their party and appealed to the people.
Mr.. FOrney in Pennsylvania, made the gal
liant fight he did bv opposing the Buchanan
Democracy and following the peoples flag -
Mr.. Brodcrck's friends (ior the Senator him
self was confined To his room during the
whole campaign by reason of illness) made
the fight in California squarcly against the
Buchanan Democracy and dwindled IL down
to ghostly dimensions. Then is it not SUI
premrly absurd for Mr.. Douglas to turn
against such true and tritd friends. by thus
talking about sticking 10 the Democratic or
ganization2 The thing is still more absurd
when We consider the fact that these men. in
every instance except California, where the
tight w!.s DOT ially ahd iaitly made, were ifl-
nmphantly sustained by the popular vote Of
the people while Douglas himself. who made
the sharpcst battle. was defeated in his own
State before the people by seven thousand
majority. From all that can learn author
itatively. Mr.. Douglas has started South
without consultation With his Congressional
Anti Lrcompton friends. ! have reason 10
believe that they feel mortified at Mr.. Doug
las present conduct, aud " ia not sustain hun
il he tarus bis back upon the North. or at
tempts to obtain the Charleston nomination.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
BIacwood'. Magazine Nov. 1855.

1t has become "cant phrase" of the press,
TO call this periodical 'the sterling old
monthly" and however much, just for the
sake of variety, we may wish some smart
fellow would invent new title, We question
il one could be found more appropriate
Suppose ace try, though we don't set up for
smart, not bit Of it. Well, if we grow
affectienate and call it "a darling old month
ly," what then? Why that grim old customer
on the tiile-page would glover Us out of
all countehance in less than no time. We
don't believe he could stand .'affectionateing,"
or sentimcntality, or prettiuesses, or soft
sswdering, no nothing will do him but
real, bona-iide, hard money, common se'ise,
Who then has common sense enough to give
US new title for Blackwood: Don't all
speak at oncel you that know IFS character;
and you who don't, "walk up TO the Cap
tain's Office, and siibscTrbe'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
/ Handsome City Residence,
No. "a Cedar Street.
Fer sake EsViNHtptN

7 An offering foi sale, privately. that beau -.
L tfUl and cumnudIuHs frmUy Residence. SIN
No. - Cedar - on Capitol Hil, few '
doors below Vine street, ~ present ne stsrf
occupied by W q. Rams. The Improvements {. n
sis ~ a two story brick, containing rooms IA tho
main buil'ng, with adfifiurHl room over e.
passage in second story. making alt' s.rrT rooms
There Is also good two story brick kltchcr. con
tauinE two SERVANTS room :, Smf H. H0usc. Pantry
with other necessary ont houses including Stuble
&c The lot is 80 fee" mont Cedar street rnnis z
back ! SO feet 10 "A alley.
I is property presents many advantages 10 the
huSi' man, ~ point Of location. any VI orrc
being but Few minutes walk from any purton ~
the business az the CITY. Tho price hvcd upon
Il should he an nduCeu- ut o. The capitalist 10
IN osc wishing 10 procure homes iu luCsruu every
way desirable. We will take pleasure IN show irg
the property ~ any time 10 ersnrs wishing 10
purchase u meets only examination t. Conn.cu 4
Itself For terms, sc, apply 4"
nov1S-tf p Y. CT ASCOCK, Agent
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Chancery Sale Of StOre-hOuse
Ola Public Square.

David II. C. Spence and wife and others ex parte
DURSUANT 20 decree OF the Chancery Court at
Nashville, AT November Term, 1855 IN above
cause, will sell nj the Court House gate in this city
on Monday, the Sd day Of January 1859, the store
house and lot lying ON the north side Of the Public
square in the City Of Nashville and being the
same property now occupied by Mcssrs. Eakn X Co.
a. a wholesale Dry Goods store The lot fronts Is
feet on the Square, and Is ~ feet deep.
TERMS l, aud years credit with interest from
day OF sale. Notes required with good personal Sc
curlty, payable in Bank, and u lien retained
Dec. I'D. j. r. GLEANESS, C. AN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Chancery Sale of StOre-hOuse
on College Street, and of val
liable Negro Man, Stocks. sc.
john II. & VIM. IT. EWin, ". in
Admir-, and othcrs.

John H. q VIM H. Ewin, vs.. Jno. z. Peudlctun
Admir-, and others.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court AZ
Il Nashville, at November Term 1855 in above
cause will sell AT the Court House in this CITY on
Monday, the 81 day of January, 1859 the following
property tO-wt: That VALUABLE SToRE-TOUSE AND IUT
on the Vest side Of College st eet Church SPRNC
street, now occupied by Freeman Brothers, and be-
ing the srme formerly occupied by Ewin Brothers as
Drug store The lot fronts 20 feet and a hall inch
aud IS $50 feet deep. likely and ,dIHGiIe negro
nrEaed luck. Fifty shares CODtnaerci6I assurance
Stock 20 shares Nashville Building Association Stock.
AZ shares Nashville ami Chattanooga Railroad Stock.
TEIiMS-Ihe ii use and Lot Will be sold on l, = aud
years credit, with interest from day Of sale The
negro man lack and the stocks on 6 months credit
without interest Notes, with good personal curity
and payable in Bank, Will be required, and the
Real Estate lien will be retained further security
Dec I'D. +. GLEANFS, c An.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Circuit Court at Nashville.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1855.


NJ n. Cox VS.. Martha J. Powell Thos. c. Powell and
others.-B for Petition.
1T appearing the satisfaction of the Clerk and Mas
ter from the allegations in the bill filed III this
that the defendants Martha j. Powell, Thomas c.
Powell, Alexander Powell, Wilson Powell, Thoodos a
Powell, W. W Powell, John Powell and Sarah Powell,
non-residens of the Tennessee that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served them; is
therefore ordered that Publication be made in the Pa
triot, newspaper published in the city of Nashville,
for four weeks, requiring the said defendants Ia APP
pear AT thu of the Circuit Court of Davidson
county to be held the city Of Nashville the 2nG
Monday in January then there to plead. answer
demur compliments bill. the will be
ken pro confesso and down for hearing parte.
dec9-wit DAVID c, LOVE, Clerk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Circuit Court at Nashville.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1853


Wiley Bradford and others VS.. James H. Marler and
others.-Bill for Petition.
IT appearing u the satisfaction of the Clerk and
Master frIn the allegations in the bill filed IN this
cause, that the defendants James HI. Marler, Char
lotie Marler j. ID. Rogers, Candis Rogers Eliza Brown
William G. Kelley, fancy Mary Ann Kelley
William harler and Elizabeth Marler non
residents of the State Of Tennessee that the Ordi
nary process OF law cannot be served on them; il is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Patriot newspaper published in the city of Nash
vile, for four successive weeks requiring the said
defendants appear at the next term of the Circuit
Court Of Davidson county, to be held at the city Of
Nashville on the 2nd Monday in January next, then
aud there to plead answer demur 20 complainant :
bill, the Will be taken pro cOnfessO and set
d own for hearing parte-
dec9-w4t DAVID C. LOVE, Clerk
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

serve are gralifrd To learn that Mr..
Guthrie has returned from Tie East " iii rrlI-
able assurances thar, upon the consumma-
Of rtain arrangements here which can b.
peris'cted withiH the next ten DAYS or two
we Ks. saifici, at number OF The mortgages.
bonds Of The Louisville and Nashville r. n
Company will be taken up by Eastern CAPT.
t.lists 10 insure The completion Of the entire
road within the ensuing year Lou. .La.y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Chancery sale of Farm of $50
Acres. and 26 Negroes.

James D"moss others, vs. Tho's Demoss x others
DURSUANT To decree Of the Chancery Court at
Il Mas willie, IA above cause, will sell On THE
PREMISES, T. miles west Of Nashville. and near the
Rchland Turnpike r ad, on TUESDAY, the 4th day OF
January, 1859, THE TRACT OF LAND mentioned in
the plcadings, and known tho Demos Place, con
tanning $50 acres, and TWENTG-SIX VALUABLE Ne
GROE-, of different agrs and sizes.
TEKAS-lhe land Will be sold on !, 2 and years
credit, with interest from day of sale. The negro,
on TWELVE MONTHS CREDIT Notes with good pei.
sonal security required, pay able B,nk and on the
Lana lien to be retained until the purchase money
is fully paid.
Dec I'D. j. z GIFANES c. x NJ
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Star Canli, :.
Gunny Bags.

200 BOXES work and Iheivt,'s star c.ndlcs, N
sJOO store aud iur sale %
no,2 HiERIS, GORDON co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
The Selling Qualities Of Berhave's
Holland KItters.

QuEBEc CANADA.
We have no doubt it will sell well here Send us
one gross. JOHN MUSSoN x co.
MONTREAL, CANADA.
Send us gross Boerhave's Huand Bitters. We
want medicine OF this kind in our market.
JOHN BIRRS Il Co, Medical Hall.
SAINT Paul, MISNEso-A.
There quite ready sale here for your B0erhave's
Holland Btters. VIM. II. WOLFF,
-rEEH. t..s per II. b. PEARSON.
wEfIsBrRG, Va Nov. !, 1856.
Send me another box - dozen, Borhave's Holland
Bitters Is taking the lead here OF ali other Btters
wM. IL. KIRKER.
YoRK, Pa, Feb'y {, 1857.
Please send me, per express, q dozen Boerhave's
Holland Bttters. We are entirely out
dec7 c. A. MORRIS x 90.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09

FOR SALE ny
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TEA writer on dining" in Harper's
Magazine for December, says that a Mr.. Della
fcte suppOsing his name to be more gene
rally well known than it was, gave it some
what indstinctly to the servant, and was
Mortified to hear himself announced TO Il full
dinner party as Mr.. LelLLfoaf.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Chaneery sale OF n City Residence GA
cherry street.

EmaRael Wolfe, Aam'r. uf 10 stem, va Heirs and
Creditsrs u same ntr
DuR>uANT u decree u tie ChAneery Couyt Il
Nashville, IA above cause, ri sell AT the Court
foase - tits city .on ~Atf EllfAY Tit sIH DAY OF
JANUARY, is5s, the House an lot, On Past side Of
,herry street and nearly opposite tie Theatre, and
being tbs sans sa % = wefe toJescre stem, dec d
.le lol realeg sh1et IS fest and Eanniag back Ire
feet.
iKKaS y and years cred with intrFesf, except
he sum q $3.50 eAsl, Dead and sVod security
CURED and lisa retained. asss
ascs-,a 49, - J, cIEAyEss CAN
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
Sir Walter Scots Works.

wAvERI.EY NoYFIS-the splendid Ahhotsford edi-
ton, emhclIished with owe: 1000 cngrlvings. Il
Royal Svo vols. Half Morocco,
wAvERLFY NOyELS-Black's fine Fdr burgh II
brary edition. containing an the latest Corrections
and Additions Of the Author. Is vols; svo bali calf
wAYERLEY NOvEIS-the Authors Ftyorie Eli
ton with all the latest and corrections, large
type, 98 Fpgrnvngs. as vols svo foolsraP, calf.
WAvERLEY NOVFIS-Psrkcr's cxccIlrnt Boston
Eliiien q vols, half calf.
wAvERLEl NovEIs-Pcople's Edhion, complete in
Ave volumes. royal svo; with Portraits.
sCOrTS POFTICAI. WORKS. beautifully illustrated
with 2sFngravings. after Turner. ROYAL svo, calf.
sC0TT's MISCF1LANEoUs PROSE WORKSHOP
prisng Life of Dryden, Life 81 swim Biographical
and Critical Mvmoirs of Richardson, Fleeing, Smol-
LETT, Cumberland, Goldsmith, johns. n, stcrne. Mac
kcnzic Horace waipole, Mrs Radcliffe, lie sage, SC.
Paul's Letters 10 his Knsfolk, Essays on Chvairy
Romance and the Drama. 6 vols, syo, half calf.
SCOTS LIFE or NAPOLEON, with preliminary
view Of the French Revolution. o vols, limo, old
calf
FOR SALE ny
w. y. BERRY Sc CO., Public square.
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Public Sale
Three Beautiful Lots
on JEFFERSON STREET.

IN SATURDAY DEC II, at the Court House Gate
~ viii sell to the mis- hest bidder fer Cash Three
Beautiful Lots fronting jefferson street one lot in
ii slams addition fronting So feet running back IA
feet. Two Lots in Halls addition fronting each So
feel 9 inches running back about the same distance
These are beautiful lots and we are determined TO
sell, will be a good chance for IA speculation.
dec3-td +. R. GLASCOCK, Agent.
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MARBLE ID,

In Rogersvie, Tenn, on sunday, the 5th inst, al
the residence Of DIR. Hugh Walker, by the Rev Hiram
fain, JNo. W. FAxoS Cashier Branch Bank OF Ameri
ca, formerly OF GAINESVILLE, Tenn, TO Miss MAKTHA p
LYNN, of Kngsport, Tenn.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, and City papers please copy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-09
DIED

On the 18th inst after short illness OF Pneumonia,
Mrs AM, wife Of Mr.. James Sinclair, in the 35th
year Of her age.
The friends and acquaintance or the deceased are
invited u attend her funeral tins evening at o'clock.
Divine service by Rev Mr. Hays.
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COLLEGE STREET PROPERTY
NJ Public Sale.
On saturday, 18th orD~rember, 1858,

4 4 the Court House gate viii sell 10 the -.
~ highest bidder. that valuable property 80;
siiuatef North folle7s STREE. tfcw doors b. 80
low the corner % the square ouI-nsi" tho 6eau
uful residences lately e-crtrd by Mr.. French
aud VI. Burns, am a joins the iur residence of hr.
A c R,erh and others This prbpr- fronts 80 feet
College street running halr WAY back u Mark.
Is feet alley. Upon tho ground j. three frame
buildings used as st.rc-roomS.
This prnp"-t' = located IN 81 IA" n"St thriving
and desirable portions OF the rity and take ~
Ccther l. The desirable q red the public.
Its advantages viii b. by all po-SrSs-
md uCcnieuts to IT, business pialisr
I would ask eNauiinati'n before The day - sal
have positive i-structi-rS to s.n. ! viii d.
vide the property tn IL purCh
TERMS ny SAIE -Onr third cash. the balance IA I ;.
> aud years with interest from date and lrn re-
tanned r K GI.ASCOCK.
nuv24-td Agent
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EoY EsCNt.

THE house 81 Mrs :. V. u. SToUTT, Front street
L ~c-"ud door from che corucr 81 Bridge ~ aua
the square, ami now occupied by Mr.. JoNEs a
blarduV huuS". Tho front - suitable "a busluts :
stand, the upper part IS candy residence. There
also BlrNSrnith's shop In the rear all which
MI DO rented together Tor the ar. Posses
s"n gtV"I LIST Of January next Enquire Of
uoS2u-u T.. X. GLASCOCk. Agent
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Something for the Little Ones.

PAPER POLLS, and how 10 make them,
PAPER FURNITURE, for the Pdrlor and Bed room.
ALSO,
AN ELEGANT PLAY HOUSE. 70 accompany the
above, both and stories high with directions
how to make them all. rs-.Eft
further supply received and for sale by
dec2 CHAS. W. SMITH.