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Auction Sale
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
On Monday. sept. Is. 1855,

On MOndny, sept. I3, 1855,
A r. GITsS0N'S, No. q South Spruce street will
~ sell large assortment Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, consisting in part Of Paror Furniture such
Chairs, Side Tables Sofas, Arm Chairs, Centre Ia
bles Mirrors Venetian Blinds and fine Brussels and
Ingrane Carpeungs together with lne Dining room
Furniture ana Wares, Bed room Furniture, such IS
Feather Beds Hair and Shuck Mattresses, &c. One
fine Refrigerator; ine assortment Of Kitchen Fur
niture, with splendid Cooking stove. In addition
10 the above will sell large and select collection
OF Books l. r. GIASCOCk,
septll-2t Aucu0neer.
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DlSSOiNiiON.

TINE copartnership heretofore existing under the
name and style Of WIN. H HORN X SON is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, VIM, H. Horn tax
ing all the effects and alone authorized to collect all
the debts due the firm, and pay all claims against the
same WM H. HORN,
sept5 ". l.. HORN
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Hen advertisements.
GRxSP'S G.AYETY
Il UPoII'IIs Vi '10 fAos'I I1lI 'o"NOH
MONDAY Evening" Sept 18th IS5S

The Corps Dramatique has been selected from the
principal Theatres the United States and will be
found the largest and the Manager believes the
most talented which has appeared in this city for
ny years.
Among the new candidates for public favor will be
found the following Ladies and Gentlemen: Miss He
lena, Miss Molie Williams Miss Annie Cogswen, Miss
Haferning, Miss Lewis, Miss Moore, Mrs. John Davis,
Mrs. J. II. Taylor, Mrs. Frank Graham, Mr.. John Da-
Wis, Mr.. Harry Howland Mr. c. DeGroat, Mr.. T. Tenn
pleton Mr. Frank Graham, Mr.. Goodwin, Mr.. Gibson
Mr. Guon, Mr. DAILY, Mr.. Clack; with.the established
members, Mr. Wood Benson, Mr.. w. II. Everett and
Mr.. w. ii. Crisp.
The New Orchestra selected and brought this city
expressly for the Gaiety, will be conducted by the
celebrated Dramatic Composer and Leader, Mr.. MI
Her.
The entertainments will commence with for the first
time in very many years, the great old English Com
ed entitled
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WM. H. HORN will continue the business ut the
old stand on College street, where skillful wOrkmen
will be found To execute any work entrusted To his
care. septl3-lm
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FfoR tAS Erpositor.
The Election.

We are indebted TO Col. Workman for the
following:
To the Editors Of the Expostor:
The result of tie election in this (Bedford)
county Is as follows:
For Convention. GO
No Convention, 400
For SsPraas Judge
Wright, 230
Walker, l43
J. WORKMAN, sag.
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Healthy and Fertile Country.

rapidly growing in wealth and population with a
luxurious climate, and generous liberal, enlightened
and refined society There is wanted but one further
feature 10 make this the most commanding point on
the great 'Father of Waters This was uninterupt-
ed communication with the interior of the adjacent
States TO accommodate internal commerce and facii-
tate the interchange Of commodities. That want is
now fully met by the established system of
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n NJ n Ga n u

q. NJ AG M,
No. 81 Market Street, Nashville, Tennessee,
GENERAL
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
Invites Country Merchants, Booksellers and Dealers
generally examine his stock and prices. His RS
soriment comprises full stock Of School Books
from Elementary Spelling Book up through all
the series 81 Text Books used ia the Common Schools
Union Schools, Academies aud Colleges Of the West
and South west and unsurpassed for extent and yar
ETY. by any house In the trade. Blank Books, man
ufaetured with especial reference TO the wants Of
Western Dealers. The Accounts and Record Books
are all noatly pa0o5.
Memorandum and Pass Books
Neatly pot up in packages and Numbered.
Bankers Cases and Bill Cases all SIZES and styles.
Portfolios, plain and eicgant, all prices, some new
and beautiful styles.
States, American English, full assortment, by
the case dozen.
Steel Pens, all qualities from the best max ers IN
GLIDING the celebrated Bank Pen, and other styles
imported order.
Gold Pens all sizes, from the smallest ladies' Pen
70 the largest Expressing Pen manufactured To order
For sale at New York prices
Writing Papers,
Including all varieties Cap, Letter, Bath, Note, Billet
and Ledger, received direct from the Manufacturers,
and for sale by the
Envelopes-Every variety q English, French and
American manufacture, imported 70 order, and re-
eeived direct from hTst hands.
Writing Ink-Fiack, Blae and Red, well packed
and ready for shipping.
Writing Fluid-Butier's celsbrated American
by the dozen ;grsss cask-
toners Hardware an Staple Stationery Of
AL kiads, fresh and IN good order.
English Poeket Bibles,
with wfthont segersaes, ehaAper and elegant
than any other, imported direct, and sold snAIl
edyance,s
Family bibles.
PiAin fne and elegant. and desirable fr her cheap
ncss and porfe. ton q workmanship
Historical. Medirai, Theological. Agricultural aRd
standard Work., ssaed by The l-Aas pshi slleFs Il
The cOGIry. constantly fF ale, at ne h'wess agaTes
Popular New Books,
Ially arriving and ior sale dealers Eastern JOE
bang prices cbs-p Publications IN paper banding, q
large stock hand Orders soliciasd.
y. HAGAS,
aag2s-ds~2a 81 Market al
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Chancery Sale Of Land & Slaves.
On the Premises, ON Thursday
the 7th day of October next,

II pursuance % decree q the chAncery Court. At
L Nashville, In the cause tf L1Ss e Bryan ana
All, aud others D. Weaver and wife and Others
wiiI sell tat beautiful tract o land aft 81 the whole
trait ..g tlae lat, Tsiss. ; King, and kno~u the
fAoa.-r rssstatiinz nhssat Ioa scrfs including the
family fnaissps 4ad stiser buiings and situated
the nnrgreesb0rS' Turnpike road some miles nom
this cay
Al The same time and place viii sell al the Saves
81 inc late Della kinR. in number.
fEsns-Ifs Land 4iH be sold q credit q l and
yeats from the tst OF January ie5s. with interest
from taa, time sad The Slaves upon eFet u year
frosn same with Interest
Possession q land given LIST January, 1883 and
rs,ssession q siaEes "a same tiae-
, Y GIEAyks, Clerk q Master
Nashville, sept I, isss-t4
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laeal estate Sales.
Final Sale of Lots in
KENTUCKY CITY.
On Monday. september 27th. 1888.

WILL commence the second and final sale Of lots
w in thiSgrOwing and most interesting young city
The Trustees in announcing this sale, feel warranted
assuring the public that point N the West
there be found equal opportunities for sale and prof
l. ....- $1,000
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"a Duck always on hand for Wagon Sheets
Tent Clafhx. ke.. &c.

Together with tho above Goods we have iare'
stock 81 le-&, ia and L. Bed Blankets. Alss,
general stock AZ Staple Dry Goods, 10 whseh ne NV -
the attention u Retail Buyers, At No 81 c.ilege 81
ssptii-f a. G. e a. n. BEEcH.
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MICRO girl fssn Il - IS ys@rs aid; .s : nssss
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WANTED.

H,opEY's LADIES BOOK for sspeuhsr, Jast re
VI erived and for sale by ..,,~<,
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ON THURSDAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
oNEXr, we Will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
the premises about 90 Of that splendid tract
of land lately belonging to the estate Of NATHAN
TEL MCNAIRY, decd, fronting on both the Frank
lin, Turnpike roads, about three miles from Nash
vile, adjoining the lands of John Thompson, Joseph
Vaux G. d. Cantrell, Thos Platter and others. These
lands have been divided INTO lots varying IN size from
eight % fifteen acres each. About onethird of the
land is heavily tmbered with beautiful forest trees
the balance cleared and in high of cultivation
the whole is under good fence and supplied with
an abundance of failing water.
In point Of fertility these lands will compare favor
ably with the best lands in Middle Tennessee--they
lie well, have dark loose soil-timbered with Su-
gar tree, Walnut, Poplar, Ash, Wild Cherry, Hickory
BOX cldor and Rias Locust.
TO persons wishing choice places in a good neigh
borhood near Nashville, this sale will offer the great
est inducements
There-are three beautiful building sites fronting
the middle Franklin turnpike road and three splen-
did SITES covered with beautiful forest trees fronting
on avenue so feet wide, (eXtending from
Pike to the Other). These lands of the richest
quality, and all persons wishing choice Gardening
lands near the city should attend this sale without
fail for these amongst the handsomest and best
lands in the State.
TERNs.-A credit of l, 2 and years without inter
est, will be given; notes payable in Bank with APP
proved security required aud deeds given retaining
lien TO secure the payment and discount Of 10 per
cent per annum made for cash payments.
"A l. : O.
At the same time and place will be sold the entire
Stock of +. " McNaIry consisting of valuable Brood
Mares; nine very fine trOttng Colts sired by the
nowned Washington; six Canadian Colts; one pair of
superior harness Horses; 40 head of Cattle including
several good Mich Cows 100 head of Hogs; a lot OF
sheep; 500 barrels Corn; $50 loads good Hay, Oats
and Fodder; Farming Utensils; one Buggy, Hunting
Wagon, and sets of Harness, 81.
Terms Of pcrishable property made known on lay
OF sale.
Persons wishing to examine any of the above prop
erty viii please call on f. y. McNary, ESD, on the
premises, who will take pleasure in showing the same.
Sale 20 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. COLLATION. as
usual. NANCE x WOODWARD Agents.
E r. GLAsoOCK, Land Auctioneer.
Capt HAMMER, Stock Auctioneer.
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Railroads.

which has fixed Kentucky City the center of a net
work of railroads stretching out and afiording
nectons in all directions with the interior and with
the cities and lakes of the North and East and ram-
flying throughout the whole South and West
That the public may not be led off by suspicious
that this is mere city paper, request you 10
enqure-to come and see for yourselves.
See the map-Kentucky City is the northern termi-
nus of the Great Mobile and Ohio Railroads.&c. miles
long. See also our railroad connection by Union City
and along the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
via. Paris and GAINESVILLE to Nashville ITO miles. AL
SO, by KentOn and along the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road to Memphis, about leo miles. Also, via Jack
SON. Tenn, Holly Springs, Canton and Jackson, Miss
10 New Orleans, 500 miles. Also via Cornth thence
along the Memphis and Charleston Railroad TO Tus-
cumba, Huntsville, Chattanooga, Knoxville, and the
East, and with Atlanta, and Savannah, Georgia Al
So by the Fulton and Texas Railroad via Little Rock
through tn Arkansas and Texas To the Pacific Ocean
Also-by the Iron Mountain railroad To ST. Louis,
nFttflaG leo NV fha
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WILMINGTON MUNICIPAL. ELECTION.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. THE Demo
Gratis elected to-day Thomas Young, their
candidate for Mayor, by ii majority. The
Peoples party have elected their candidates
for Treasurer Assessor, and Alderman, and
each party has elected three members of the
Council-giving an Observation-Disclosures ma
jority of three.
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Grimshaw, RagshayV and bradshaw.
Special Notice.

A limited number Of Season Tickets may be pro-
cured of Mr. John Branch, at the Box Office. All the
distinguished attractions will appear ia rapid
sion, and TO regular attendants of the Gaety, the
economy ami convenience Of a Season Ticket may be
found advisable. saDtI3
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kentucky CITY

Is located the east bank of the Mississippi, upon
the nearest high land (or above overflow 10 the
mouth OF the Ohio river, and for all practical bust
the Ohio.
Kentucky City and Columbus contains four thous-
and 800 acres, laid off into lots streets alleys, &c.
500 in quarter and half lots the remainder in
one two four, ten twenty, forty and sixty lots
II is from TO 30 feet above high water mark and
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St.MOOL ROON IS.

TEXT BOOKS. used in the HIGH SCHOOL, FEMALE
ACADEMY, YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, and other
SCHOOLS In the CITY and COUNTRY. For sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
septi-G al College street.
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ExPARrE R.r. BATES AND OTHERS.

On hearing read the petition of habeos
CORPUS in this case and after argument by Mr..
BUST, Mr.. Spratt and Mr.. Campbell, for the
petitioners, and Jas. ConnOr Esq, Attorney
for the United States, for this District of
South Carolina, against the petition, it is
ordered that the writ of habeas corpus do issue
as prayed for, and the same be returned on
Wednesday next, the 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock.
September g. 1858. A. G.. MAGRATH.
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Vermont Election.
Last year the votes in the same town stood:

These returns indicate the election of the
Republican State ticket by an increase of
about 5000 over the majority of last year.
The vote of Members of Congress was near
" even with the State ticket; and each of the
Republican candidates is elected 10y a very
l.rge majority.
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Steam Ferry Packets,

plying to and fro with Cairo and the Illinois Central
Railroad 10 Chicago, and the whole northwest.
Intelligent, entcrprsing and practical men who will
come and see and investigate in person, will he
WINGED that the extraordinary commercial advantages
and facilities of railroad and steamboat transportation
possessed by Kentucky City TO this point
qusites for manufacturing and commercial purposes
which must, of necessity, cause il speedily % be-
come the great intermediate city between the North
and the South at which the productions and manuac-
of each section will be concentrated for sale
TO be exchanged for those of the other
says: ''NO man can look AT the map of this country
without his finally resting the mouth Of the Ohio
the center of population and commerce Of the
United States"
The sale is TO be made without reserve and in good
faith, and there will always be reliable gentleman
the ground, whose pleasure and duty II will be to
give all ncedful Information, and answer all written
or oral interrogatories. Then let permit him
self % be led on by ruor, when the facts are ac
cesSible 10 all.
sale to commence Monday, SEPTEMBER 27th, 1855,
and continue until all the Lots, numbering upwards
Of four hundred are sold.
Terms of Sale.
Ten to twenty five per cent cash in hand, for the
residue credit of and two years with interest.
BEN EDWARDS GREY,
+. |. BULLOCK. Trustees.
w. II Ii. TAYLOR,
Address, for full information,
FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
Attorney an fact
septS-d&wtd Kentucky City, KY.
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Cure for the Heart-ache.

Young Rapid, Mr.. John Davis; Old Rapid, Mr.. C.
DeGroat; Sir Hubert Stanley, Mr.. Templeton; Mr..
Vortex, for this night only Mr. Wood Benson Frank
Oatland, Mr.. Harry Rowland; Bronze, SIR. W. H. Ev-
eret Charles Stanley, Mr.. J. H. Taylor; Miss Vortex,
Mrs. John Davis; Ellen Vortex, Miss Annie Cogswell
Jessie Oatiand, Miss Helena.
Previous TO the Comedy an Overture. During the
evening variety of popular Music by the Orchestra.
Character Dance by Miss Mollie Williams.
To conclude with the laughable farce Of
Grimshaw, RagshaW and bradshaw.
SCALE OF PRIcLs.-press Circle and Parquette IS
cents; Private Boxes So White Gallery 25 cents Col
ored Boxes so cents; Coored Gallery 25 cents.
Box office open from A. NJ till II, and from 2 till
4P. VI.
Doors open 4 before Z, Overture to commence 20
past Z, Curtain rises at !. past7
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Mantiifas, Cfoaks, ShaSvis, sc.
We have large stock Of shawls, cIoaks, Man
tiiias, &c, ko-
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FOUNDRIES.

FOUNDRIES.
Chicago Type Foundry.
AND
Printers WAR; house.
NO. 90 WASHINGTON ST.
Type, Pres seS, Int
And every article required ina
NEWSPAPER, nook AND JOB OFFICE,
on hand and for .ais at the lowest market price.
THE IMPROVEMENT. md" in tho preparation Of
Metals give TO the 1pJpe manufactured al this
Fou.P"y great -"pNfstt ~ durability. The sub.
srriU- is drspaTei With greatly Increased facilities
u supply the wants q tie Tradc Throughout the
West
lie will continue 70 r. ep in Store a large Stock Of
Hoe Co.'S, ane RUGoLEs ceffbrdted
Printing Presses!
which, together With thosn Of any other maker. will
be furoished at MaantiefureTs Prizes
He has recently nlshe ARRANGEMENTS with . r
Wkss, ~ New York, Jfornerl, W, lis 4 webb snd
will her. after keep hsn y large Stock u his
Wood Type,
the best in the market. Parties wishing to order
lsrg-iy Of Wool Type. will be furnished with M
WEBB's Specimen Book.
Inks Of . superiss Quality AIways -
Hamsa.
AN KLECTRO1YPK FOUNDRY.
Is connected with the sstabIi.hnent. snd work Of
this kind Is executed In verv superior manner
new Specimen Book Is now resdy for delivery,
and Will b. sent to parties wishing To order.
mayl9-df nj DODGE Tr as.
LeCJNire Machine Works
con. SCOTT AND FRONT Sra,
TOwnsend, Hayes & Co.,
~ .Havkeye Machine Shop" and r. Donahue, Of
the " lie Clair, !" manufacturers OF improved Osc.
atine Slide vslve and Steamboat nnsines, mi work
Machinery, Shafting PuIiies, &C.. &c
n Repairing and Job work promptly attended 70.
Davenport IosA, January 10, ISIS. (Jslta
DAVENPORT IRON WORKS
Jaime, Dsnnelly + La.
ENgtMe - oMtllsU Or i
Of al description. for hour and sav mills.
ORNAMENTAL HOUSE CASTINGS
COLUMNS, CAPS, sLLS,
Tfasses, lrsa vsraadahs, lrsa
RAILING FOR 1xNCB 4 BALCONIES,
Aa.AA, q ~ laAae paeossae oAlooossG@.
ALL x1UDs o. BRAss oAszY6s
80 y ss1aiUnoeAneSusaUoD -
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Rail Road Lands
N1 Z - = q u n I.
NfE hsve selections OF Government Tand In
- st-rrai" Sections, WING along thu line OF
The Pa"inc Aai!roa' for entry at two dollars and
halt per acre.
VI. = BARBER h Go
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DIX. y. N, DOV.v.ELLe
Veterinary SurxooO.

AERHRER Of the Regal vetsrissry lsessutioa
Ivl DUslin, A., Stud nj and Asiseaot surgeon 70
she great Professor Psrsusoo Veterinary surgeon -
the QUEEN VI England, having malea frane- Atlantic
~ fer the purpose Of mailing hiosef naster 81 -
different modern tmpvov emenfs In the science GIVE
tsrinsry Medicine and Surgery - exvsusaeo N 'he
nnglish and R00tiss0tai Colleges seKs - onfoD
those friends md horse proprietOrs who - kn,ly
patronised elm prsvsou. 70 his dera,sure during ~
former sojd>prn IN Davenport, that he y new Mey
ugeusrsd n tender svsHas,e In their service an 10
professional sssistence vhish soeh eccrs g ssSX
due erect 10 ne pfaetscc 81 TIM dtnsfsn
Of his PROGRESSION - . vsssrtna,y susgeon:
N xWv severe caseo (soae 81 whicA Sbrns1600 -.
lal,as: haa = s ,.s'esmsd @! WI sessss.y ss
:: 49, :, ca ! -. y p sss.essS
rs SsisJY, 1g1sekS -
o5vSs. - =, q = 5slha, ~ e, :,
- ~ $50 sesk -
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For Sale.

A superior article Of Terra Gotta Drain Pipe, Or
IA Larneptal Chimney Toys and all fancy work
the same material.
Also T. Bakers celebrated Iron Railing and
Fencing. Bank Vaults, Jail Cells, &C, from thr Gin
cinnati Irtsl Works.
Further Information N to specimens, prices, &c
may be had 1T the Office "
". l.. CARROLL, Avchitect,
mchI9N 0vigR's Rock 81 and Perry 49,
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REMOVALS..
Removal.

I'VE have removed our stock of Clothing. Cloths.
w Gassimerrs, Furnishing Goods &C., ~ our new
and spacious store in
METROPOLITAN block
And prepared tn show them our old friends
ahd customers. and many new choose "a IA
vor Us. We leave this week for New York and Bos-
ton, where Wc Will purchase and bring u this city
the hesf AMI most ia shiCnAble stock for the Spring
and Summer Trade ever ofieYei in this market, ~
Wholesale and H. tail. Prompted by our succ.es the
past year, we feel arrured thai FIRST Glass Olot hng
and Tailoring Establishment is much needed and We
take II upon ourselves ~ open sucA one, trusting
u orr nanv friends for lis supp IT. We 90 business
strictly on the one price principle, and warrant every
article. lyeb25-dnl H. H. PARKS a 90
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W. 4. CKlLDS Il CO.'S,
Patent Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CE.WE.v'T ROOFE.v'G =!
| VXIR, the undersigned, are prepared to cOntSact
w and put on At the shortest notioe.our
! Elastic Fire d. Water Proof Cement Roofny
II being the only article vet invented that will sue
ccssfGy resist the action Of the atno IN every
climate 1t 10 perfectly FIRE and water proof, ana u;
point Of dur ability believe II IL equal. II not ssIr
rior, to any metallic roofing. We can put II on over
old tin, tar rons or shinEle Hofs Il making no die
| ference how fiat or steep the roof msy be. This
roofing iswarTa nted TO prove sbJye represented
We Will put it on for $6 % per squsrr, 90 feet
sQuare.) We will apply II upon tin and iron roofs fT
~ OO per square, being, account of It's durability
the cheapest paint that can lie nsed.
We invite al who are building, AMI those who vieh
their roofs vepsired " call ut our ofce. opposite the
JcCaire House, Davenport, Iowa, and eIA.ine Fam.
ples and satisfy theselve. In regard 10 the duSabil
ity and practical ility Of this roofing.
y. B.-We are prepared TO al orders for our Ce-
ment to thcse resing 1t distance, with printed d..
recthps for ITS
11sy ana county Ri0hfs ,or Iona a~d ki~~ssoso
JBvAH BERGEN 4 BIO.
O. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI.
Nr Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and
FYsth.
Ar samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No 20 Fourth street
Mr. George Carlisle, President OF the lafayette Baak
DR. john Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. Co.. knd0s
and Liverpool
essrs John shilto 1 o., Dsy Goods Dealers ~
street.
itchell and Rammelsbas, yss.assss Mans On
dealers sth street
iles Greenwood, Esq.
..Y 4 Hinkie.
DAVENPORT
Geo Davenport,
DR. JaAles Hall,
OoAas 4 Patckin, Dunlasos
NV Wheeler, ATonteeel,
EPeck. City GIsFk,
Geo Parker,
q ID CLINE, Painte1,
Mr Paterson, Loeuse araoes
Jamme. Donslly 4 La, DsssepogQIBee Wes4
Mi Adams.
Hskes RIGGS, JsveteEs,
ROCK MLANR
PL Mitchell, BAAko
iona Woods
Lewis n weber, Yostasstss.
szi6AGo.
@ Hubbard. Aetna InsnSaaeA
q Hooker,
Ira Roots, Builder.
DeaSu, Veod = Co.. Dedstsad laaulnceoSfnGoo. No.
, Rssa i o,aso0, love. 's -"
Henry WisReT. Whssesals- Oseeossy 1aaasy' Isvs
City.
OAS4AAtt
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Singers Sewing Machines.

LrOR all Misunderstanding rnrposes, Singers Sew, az
II Machines are d-emsd indispsnsibIe The pnLlio
insist ugon having thety clDihng &C made BY them
SINCERE Family Sewing Machine the latest pve, en-
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