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Democratic Convention I'M surrv.

Pursuant to previous notice the Democrats of
Surry met in Convention at Dobson on Saturday
the Sd inst, for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for the Sherifalty and House of Commons;
Dobson requested to act as Secretary
On motion, William Haymore was unanimously
declared the nominee for Sheriff, and R. E. Reeves
the nominee for the House Of Commons
The following resolutions were then offered, read.
and adopted: - 'e'
Judge ELLIS Tor Governor, and pledge him our undi-
vided support.
Rssoleed. That We fully endorse James Buchan.
ans administration
Reso1eed, That We disapprove of the distribution
OF the puolc lands or their proceeds, believing it
both unconstitutional and impracticable.
Resolved, That We are proud to learn that ,Josenh
Dobson, Esq, will consent to become candidate
in this Senatorial District and that we will use ali
honorable means to secure his election.
In addition to the above, the following preamble
and resolution were offered and adopted:
Whereas, few men living in counties south of
us have, contrary to both law and custom, erected
dams across the Yadkin river, thereby preventing
entirely the passage Of fish and Whereas they have
thus deprived US of privilege we have ALWAYS en-.
Joyed, and to which we of right are entitled:-
he It therefore resolred, That we earnestly and
respectfully request of next Legislature to se-
cure law requiring said distractions to be removed
1t was then announced that there were delegates
from oth:r counties who would act with us in ma.
king nomination for Senator. =.
On motion Of VIM. Wolf. Joseph Dobson, Esq,
was nominated by reclamation. - =
II was then ordered that the proceedings be pub
l'shtd in the Western Sentinel. and tie Stondard
requested to copy. s. q :
D. NJ. CoOPER, Ghna'n. {
L. Il. DoBsos Sect'y. sss 800,
Co. ne corporation tax list Of Fredericksburg, Va
LOT Inc present year, is $50, 900. =
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FLouRrNc Mil One Of the largest Mills Of this
kind in the State, is in this town.. It is . brick
building, four stories high the machinery is driven
by steam and is capsule Of doing very large bust.
ness. We learn that the original cost Of the Mil
was about 81, 600. As will be seen by the adver-
tisement othe Trustee this Mill will be sold to the
highest bidder on the 9Th Of August, and we have
no doubt at great sacrifice. Persons DESTROYS Of
engaging in tie business would do we'll 10 attend tha
sale This is,a good wheat market, and we suppose
the business might be made profitable. Char Dem.
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MUSIC SCHOOL.

THE THIRD SESSION OF MRS n wn.
KER'S MUSIC SCHOOL will commence a. II HlTA.
JULY lST. 1858, on Piano and Guitar Her n1AEeH
be thoroughly and nndersandnely taught the us
and Guitar. Mrs w. intends that her school sS. IN pano
inferior to any Music School taught in the State not be
for four or five Young Ladies' be had with he, Nc az
last Session, and wishes all those who feel ;lieea The
nient. '' " conve.
June 10, 1858. 40 =.
az sririt Of the Age and Advocate COPY tm xs-a
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ION 4o lay down bfs pen when he coulefes his no
nance Of ~ Hat Viii Hell SnteS n4on
ne business Of the 4Haifs I'll a EN-
pirel umiss the unreal ere lions which
occupied his na;psti6n and absorbed his attention,
ind 5mn BAssly begns 20 receive depufations from
AusalA to send nrders t0zthe Governors General Of
Eansda - sppoint Judges and bishops III Jaunacih,
and listen to complaints from Hong Kong and Van-
couver's Island. E.-s s..zsss
Il had been reported that, in the event Of Sir Bal
wer Lytton's taking Office under Lord Derby, ~
would be promoted to the peerage, as there vas
doubt of his being returned to Parliament ffswbfs
to appeal to his constituents for reelection but
whether that was done not, we had no advices by
the last arrival from England. We only know that
Lord Stanley had gone into the Board of Control,
and that Bulwer Lytton had succeeded him in the
Colonial Department II Bulwer had been a poor
man. compelled to work for his daily bread, wholly
dependent himself, and without any family rela-,
tons to render him assistance. he could not have
labored more zealously devoted more time to his
literary pursuits. His systematic habits of study,
his patient industry and indomitable perseverance,
his prudence, and close attention to details in the,
composition Of his works, his disregard of the SLAM
ders of his enemies and the adverse criticisms Of the
self appointed Rhadamanthuses of the literary world
his determination to do the best he could and not
be put down, make him, in these respects, bright
example for even republican young men to emulate
dandy and aristocrat as he is. Bulwer and Disrae
are both entitled to the gratitude and thanks of lit
erary laborers for giving such satisfactory evidence
that brilliant writer of fictons may be perfectly
competent to manage the gravest affairs of State
and that the possession of lively imag ination does
not necessary unfit man for the details OF bust
ness orthe responsibilities of the most important
otfices.-N. 7. Times.
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lint dry of JsAusry. eighteen hundred and
June heen hundred and ftY seven
one thOisan fre hundr4d dollars -
For pufehaa Or hs Masonic Temple ID the city Of
ost6n ths OF the United States COURTS
upon the agreed by the Secretar the interior
and he pFopretofs thereof in to the of one
hundred Thousand dollars by the act Of third
March, eighteen hundred ffyseven the erection
of building for said purpose, five thousand dollars
SEC e 4nd be It further enacted, That the sum Of
million four hundred and sixty thousand hundred
and sevenythree dollars be- and the is hereby APP
propriaed to be paid out Of money in he treasury
not otherwise apprated, to supply Deficiencies in the
Of the Post Office Department fur the year ending
the thrtieth of June eighteen hundred and fifty eight
SEC g. And be It Further enacted That the accounting
officers of treasury be authorized and directed to allow
credit to the Clerk Of the Heuse Of for such
payments out OF its contingent fund as have beeh
be- made under allowances authorized by the House Of Re
representatives. during the last Congress- Ptouid That
said allowances shall have been duly approved by the
mttee accounts: dnd be it further prOoided That the
said allowances be paid out of moneys in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated. sg<.
SEC. And be further enacted, That. whenever here
after contracts shall be made by the Secretary of War
the Secretary the Navy by virtue of the sixth section
of the act approved the first Of Nay eighteen hundred and
twenty An act in addition to the several for the
tabshment and regulation of the Treasury, War and Navy
Departments he SHALL if Congress be in session at the time
promptly report to botn Houses thereof the for
making such contract, stating fully all the facts and cir
cumsances which in his judgment rendered such contract
necessary Congress be not in at the time Of max
ing such he shall at the of their
session make such report both House and such
contracts shall be made hereafter except in in
! sing exigency.
| Approved 4, May 1883.
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DEArH.-The Wilmington Journal says: "We
regret to learn that T. H. Williams. Esq, died yes
terday morning at his residence near Long Creek
Bridge in this county, aged 80 years. months and
some few days. His disease was consumption.
Mr.. Villains was one of the most useful and en-
ergetic citizens of New Hanover county, which he
represented several times in the Legislature of the
State with credit to himself and advantage to his
constituents"
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While officer was bowling, q cannon ball passed
over his head ard decapitated soldier who stood
behind him. You see, said the officer to those near
him, that a man never loses anything by polite
neSs'
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ADllssk e
A Gard from Ns Gomssissioisss d.d Natfhcats
q Jss,n Tie Aayor and otA ~ 0istx Of No.
gsiStd. Il - e -
AUoUsrA, RlcHMonD EoUNu, GSoRGIA &,
Txss I. to Certify, Thas No hare uperintendedS
4he drawings Of the Spartss Academy Lottery, Sam
mel Swan q Co., Managers, at Augusta, GA, from
the commencement Of its drawings and still contn-
ne to superiptehd the same. Each drawing is sole
IL and exclusively under our control, and We
sure the public that the managers men of honor
responsibility, and fair DEALING and everything
nected with the entire business is carried on with
the most scrupulous and exact integrity.
z<a. LEON p. DUGAS,
FREDERIC G. BARBER
Commissioners.
Augusta, Ga, June z, 1858.
AUGUSTA, Ga, June 7th, 1853
From long personal acquaintance with Leon P.
Dugas and Frederic c. Barber, we take great pleas
ure in certifying that they are men of the CHEST
integrity and proby, and in this community are es.
teemed and regarded as highly honorable and wor-
thy citizens
B. CONLEY,
Mayor of the City of Augusta.
JAMES M. SMYTHE,
Postmaster Of the City of Augusta
JOHN P. KING,
,' Formerly U. S. Senator.
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE.
II WILL ATTEND AT My OFFICE IN RALEIGH
Il ON the FIRST DAY OF JULY NEXT, for the puruoss
of receiving the Taxes due by Merchants and Others VIZ
The Tax on Merchants, Merchant Taors, Jewellers,
Apobecaries and Druggists Insurance and Express Com
sion Merchants Dealers Sprtuous Liquors. Auctoneers
Agents Consgnees, Livery Stables Patent Medicines
and Miniature Painters, Surgeon Dentists Riding vehees
not altogether the manufacture of this State Retailers
Tavern-keepers Dealers in Goods Wares and Merchan
die, &c.
VIM H. HIGH Sheriff.
June Is, 1858. 24-w&swd
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BULWER AND DIsRAELI.-lt is just thirty years
since double sensation created in the literary
world by the nearly simultaneous appearance Of two
brilliant works Of fiction, which, though published
anonymously, were hailed the first fruits of two
new children of genius who were to be the success
sors of Byron and Scott in furnishing amusement
for English readers. The authors of Vivian Grey
and Pelham could not remain long unknown and it
was soon nolsed abroad that those brilliant novels
were the productions Of two young scarce out of
their teens one Of them representing an old aristoc.
ratio family and the other being the son of ltera.
~ adventurer with nothing but his pen to depend
upon. 1t was perfectly safe TO predict for these two
literary heroes brilliant in the airy realm of
hcton and their subsequent performances fully justi-
fled all that their enthusiastic admirers had claimed
for them.
But no one thought Of predicting that these wri-
tiers Of sentimental Stories the creators of such su-
purb coxcombs as Pelham and Vivian GREY. and of
such specious philosophers as Dcvereux and Con.
ingsby we're destined to become great statesmen and
joint members of conservative ministry. Pelham
might have been expected to find seat in Para.
ment, but one could have predicted that the au.
thor Of Paul Clifford would one day be the head of
the Colonial Department, the administrator and ruler
of the affairs of fifty colonies, while at the same
time his colleague, the Chancellor oft Exchequer
would be the brillian: author of the Young Duke
and Henrietta Temple. There had been no prece-
dent for such promotions and transformations as
these in the history of England. Addison had
been Secretary of State it is true, and Sheridan
had filled, for brief time, the uni,nporant post of
junior Lord of the Treasury; but never before had
statesmen been made out of such light fantastic ma
terials as literary dandies.
The two brilliant novelists who commenced their
career together thirty years ago are now the two
foremost men Of England; and yet they have been
sneered at for their fippancy, ridculed for their
dandyism, and have had to fight their way through
the malignant opposition of dull bigotry and conser-
yative Prejudices Bulwer, in fact, had published
the greater number of the works which his repu-
taton as an author is based before Of the Quar-
terly Reviews deigned to notice him. He was re-
garded as too light material for the ponderons wis.
dom Of . quarterly reviewer TO work upon. But be
has had ample revenge Of his contemner; and now,
while bis last novel is going through the press, he
ies.es the puppets Of bis Imagination to direct the
Affairs Of an Empire. The change must be q violent
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NIGTIcE.IHE CANDIDATES FOR TIE
1NxIaATl@E And SHERIFF will address tha.L aEGls
cifSxens the 3ouMnR flIles and nlaco. 'her fellow

The Tax Collectors in the several Districts ,:p s"'
or the collection of the Taxes due for the Ven, S after
Raleigh, June IA, 1883. D'"h' Sh'f.
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" ANTED TO HIRE FOR lo THIEE r. RT Is
,A1 oR Any one having such girl to hire will please
apply at this office.
June 4, 1883. 45-tf
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"
w q tirs-rate house servant. Apply OF this office.
Raleigh, June TO- 1858. Att
Oxford Female College.
NNHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL
II will be resumed on the FIRST MONDAY IN JULY.
The plumber of STUDENTS will be limited and the limit
will not be exceeded. Those desiring admission should
therefore make immediate appncation.
J. H. MILLS,
Oxford, NC.
June l, 1885, A-3ww&swpd.
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II TO ATTEND the meeting IF tfs STATE Educational
Association to be held at Statewide the sh Of Jmy
next, my School will commence MONDAY TILE 18TH
OF JULY, instead of the 9Th.
E. PEENTSS YECKE.
June % 1854 5U-2t
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Classical and Mathematical School,

OXFORD, N. C.
]. II. HORNER Principal.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL OPEN ON
IL MONDAY THE 18TH JULY. Terms as heretofore.
Rev. T. j. Horner and Mr. Joseph Venable, A. b., will
continue to be Assistant Instructors.
June ], 1885, 23-w&Swld
.Y Raleigh Register, Biblical Recorder, Spirit of the
Age and n C. Christian Advocate will please copy until
the 18th July, and send accounts to this Office
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[BY AUTHORITY

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session Of the lAirtyFtth Ongress
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Office of N. C. Railroad CsnQnsy,l
49, .-..EE SALIsBuRY, 37fh 1spe, N5s J.
TuyHE ANNUAL MEETING OF The STOCK
HOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY will DO ksId IN
Hillsboro', on Thursday. 9Th day Of July aaKt.
.1.-- CYRUS p. MENDEXHikIlI, Treas.
June o. 1853 -, 5O-2t.
H Raleigh Register and wilmingtpm Hesad copy
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Inc corporation tax list OF Fredericksburx. Va.
'0r the present year, is $s8 900. = 80 : =
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A. r. MORTLEY, ESD, q UTICA, n. Y, writes al lave
used our PBCroRAL myself d in my iamv ever since
you it, and beieye 1t the best medicine for its
purpose ever p With bad cold / should sooner
tale yothR eiv
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Persons Of Consumptive Habits,
ReaO This

ITO THE GREtENBURG COMPANY :-Por the nrst time
in my life induced to cert fy to the truly wonder
ehscss popular medicine, but in sending the
certificate feel thatI only dschareing duty that
the Gr8enberg Company, and more especially to
suffering humanity
About the frst OF June last had q negro taken
Cough nded with splitting OF blood
and other dan symptoms Of censumpton. imme
datey called truly skilfu and scientific PHYSICIAN
told a Of nsumpt en-. He treated bin
several weeks but he gradually grew worse then bad
another ply scan of great reputzt or IN ng d cases. he
him. ard oecided it to be hopee ess case OF
mpon and said il useless to spend money IN try
ing him.
previously promised the Graenberg Agents here,
Ones Wells owe) that when the doctors gave him
up would Try the G. eDberg Consumpiive's Balm DID
cab surprise, the man began 10 foprove
taking only five six doses He took only two bottles
la Coml o1nd which the small OF nine dollars,
and t1-dsy consider him entirely cured He is worth
II 200, he is doing good erVice on the ps
consider perfectly oand aud he fat, hearty
and strong without vestige or sign OF disease left
JOHN MYELS,
Claiborne Ala
Ihave used the GTefenberg Consumptves Balm 10 Sc.
of Consumption, in my practice, with the hap
p'e'' eA'''' s. MEDARIs MD,
Toten's Wells, Tenn.
The fenberg Consumptive's lm viii efectusy cure
Consum ption Complaints Of The Lungs In case OF
Cold hs Lungs and Ches, Languor combred with DIM
cult ng, in the Chest and Bronchitis, the
and pevent the disease from becoming confirmed Con-
sumptioa. delays ngerouS. They are 80
hundred all diseases having tendency to Con-
sumption. We rnestly advise s TO procure the Con-
sumptive's Balm in season.
ssy- The pIce of the Consumptives Balm is % per
bolIle. ALEX. MCKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent for the Gr@fenbers Co., for Tennessee Alabama
and Georgia (decl6 If
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soIssEas AND eksL SUR =. OFFICE, MnxraIs cH.nLrs.

ENGINkKRS AND UFFICR, MEMPHIS
RAnEoAD.
MEMPHIS June 26, 1857.
To WHOM CoScERE.--Ths is o certify that the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Company have pur
chased of W. Bennett the right to and npon
their Depots Buildings, Cars, &c., &C. Vests Galvanc
patent Ere and proof Roofing, and that believe
TO be Q economical Ind durable covering, having al
ready had tn use for eight months.
sAM. TATE, Pres dent.
&c. ARMS, Gent Supt.
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MEMPHIS, TENN Dec. Sth, 1856.
To CosCERS.-Tnis certify that W. 8
Bennett roof for last spring, with
position called Vests Patent Galyanc Cement OF
the deck the other old Shinge roof, which
giving perfect satisfaction He also repaired dor
window hlch leaked badly and had bafet the skill
of Carpenters its leaking which he succeeded
in making perfectly tight. 10 most cheerfully recon-
mend his OF roofing the public, for all roofing
purposes Rnd believe to be permanent fixture against
fire and water. ID. COCKRELL,
Proprietor Commercial Hotel.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Thorn's Compound Extract of CO.
paiba and SarsaparllIa,

Possesses aivsn not enjoyed by other medicine
the of sexual diseases which must with enght
ened public render sssured mighty popular aud jesid
sought for in the medical world IL needs
condne nent change OF diet In its approved FORM that
OF Il entirely tasteess and unplea
sensation the patient has acquired the ut most fame
in almost Of IL has been examined,
proved o. and by the faculty OF medicine and
the eminent OF the profession Pre-
pared by J. W. THORN, Che MIST Londoa, and for sale
holessie and retail b. JOEs A. rARRA Co, Agents for
the United states, 2T5 Gre xch street, New York
above valuable preparation has been extensively
ed by unpncpeo parties IN he United states
propri has adopted precauton against impo l.
tim on co Label Of which the fo wing g. fac
sime a which will be folnd burnt in upon the bottom
OF the genuine in ended sale In the United
State Canadas British Provnces, West Indies and South
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Bows. Youths and Children

ISINE Calf Boots, BToges and Oxford Ties;
II Meus Eoy s. and NouJhs' Coarse broRe and Boots,
the best quality and made pressy order
for service by nov 7 h. r. CUTTER.
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sUPERINTESDENTs OFFICE MEMPHIS OHIO r. r.
MEMPHIS, TENN Feb. 10, 1857.
Mr. BEsSErr,- Dear Sir:-Our company having been
troubled very much with eaky cars, put of
Patent Paint upon them, and so far my knowledge
tends cheerfully recommend it to any who wish
dry roof of any sort. Yours, &C..
H COFFIN, Supernte ndent
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of JAMES Z.
DUDDERIDGE, No. IL secondStreet, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

TIE undersigned Is prepared to introduce into use in
rio fRR orRNr ROOFING gAs
ask the attention OF Architects, Builders Railroad Com
panie and the public examine other
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should no. fail to
hing in use The msisris forms hard and smooth sur
lace that will resist the action Of the atmosphere every
1t and expands with changes ztmos-
phere sne viii neither crack rot and
its durability, there 10 question
practically impershsbe, and will perfeculy resist
ordinary external exposure Gre, as 10 Abundanty
proved and will 1t waterproof We win en-
put Roofing ordinary good sheathing,
1T making difference how steep nat they may be-
for dollars hundred feet being
cheaper than any Roof OF the old sye and It
will give better satisfaction.
viii also be found to be the best tnng invented
mend old leaky tar and
;hmney sectes Windows and CUTTERS where the
as long as stone and perfect adhesion TO any OBJ
iect which IL is applied Tin Roofs be painted
per square feet cheaper and much bet
paint. This Roofing will be found be the best
ar such as steam NILS saw Mills, Factories, Railroad
Carr Bridges pepots Station Houses Steamboat Decks,
exposure from hre AS the ROOTS perfect without Joint
Ighi sub, ,tance will burn out Without ignitng.
gE Insurance oices at Cincinnati, and other places
Dgs with Roofs covered .i,h this Cement a. the
rates as for those covered with iron Copper or Tin
- Orders cent 70 the underssned through the Post
once, will be promptly attended 70
I~ould respectfully refer 20 the following sentsrsn
for whom have covered baidings with the cement.
A.csrsors xAsrxa MECHANICS NASHVILLE.
MI.H N. AKEsoiD.
Messrs. J. A. HUGHES SMITH.
COLEMAN asPAIN.
Mo ULLoUGH Ii Ugh.
- JOHN MooASN3 4 co.
Col. HI ANDERSON. sup,4 n. c.R-R.ce
Rev; Q. D. ELLIOTT. Nashville.
hr. W. b. shAPARD,
D. Y. villain.
Nc. |. CLAIBORNE. Nashville.
Nm sroSA. Il,
J. n. WI LAhD,
Jas - n,
4. A.. -. 5isbsLrY,
JAS 4. KkSDRiCK,
EsocH ESeLEY.
A:.'f' aAss9oo. nasS .,,ss sswHrRrrR. NASHVILLE.
sLAgaapsn a1.no. .aEsnrosD. :.
S.J. a ). Dos sLsoS. Dsssa.os.
Rector .. Q. sMirh, eoameia-
ss.s..s; v, y nSssss soseasss 90; aarh.ssssra.
| a. saRiyEa Co sh.,hvxun.
Mr.JAs. fuw Ei.L, Ls sis bra
Mr. d q. HisHr, M4nchesisr
| J. hiCnA aiISts Mcsinnvs,'e
sdsgssd he covering Of iher IA ..s
er AIse ths Acsiianylie A2acAss,sr a.IIro.d
sna sss acre. sasrs lAs esasas a. \. a.
| fsr several ,ssEs, en- be eKhhitsd-
rosias ser .as sss sns es.s.1. sss
be has gAiasa exfs1isaes ssd sEe dsrsas
aA' ,ons. 50. !. is sssaussT nsss.r.a,
Dee lit sppssis rssnes ossss-.
BUCksKsN ssasRrs.
rEw ss.,sasliss ss- ssskskis sais.. rsssisss ~
Tea. Z n-sus.
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FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,

SUCCESSORS TO JOHNSON, HORNE co.,
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage. General Commission and
~ Produce Merchants Broad and MarEe streets
Nashville Tenn, will devote particular attention to all
bus intr to them. julv9-f.
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Mr. Bennett la done sEal amount of roofing for
in his peculiar way, with Cotton stud coated with
preparation basis Of which appears be Coal Tar
II and light roof and appears to promise
considerable durability from the qualities
which penerates the cloth and protects IL
influence air and water The Composition
qufy and iron the effects Of the heat of the
in summer; does 1t harden and crack IRON the
inhaence in the cold of winter.
0ct9--ly A. Z. MERRILL.