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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-07-28
BAILEY SPRINGS.

giNCE the dtth ~ W..
- = ileg, these cfl hraiel n
SPRINGS hu,e beenpatcht.
~ hy q clmpiHy, who hay. ~frmudeIel
thc entire prtmises, huill q lafrc number
~ spacious rooms, heils many other
implo!rni ais nee say fuf .hi comfort
# visitors.
With regard 10 tit clrr .,e prlrsHic,
u Bailey SPRING, theirelh ,te, base been
81 tfifly nni satisfactorily tested IN
thousands Of ii. t4ugss asi, udzr Il un.
n'g sstgy 20 lhe laft of che rF6fgicllr.
% say q word as 81 ihsir t.rttt,. Stf
itt1 ay. hrNeter, th4i t. IL ecuHally Il
NOT UNIVERSAL taHrfslei that fur TIE rnra
uI the following Diseases. Halle, spring.
arc unsurpassed rs ans IN tie world
White swelling, Teitrr. Scgoauis. Drop.
icy, nysreptia, ! mtie Diseases. ~ vil.
as oil ,enercsl rni Cn.ans0at Disease,
pl every description.
Warm and Cold Baihswili De- furnis hel
Tor the visitors.
The Springs Hre opcn Summcr and
Winter. and tho condolences In them i 10
great Siat thsrc are never less than 6ffv
visitors present. They afe located il
l.auderdalc county. Althama. nine miles
rom tlprruce. and nren1w nest a%cccssi.
DE 10 al sectloni. a. y regular line Of
stages aud hacks Mill run TWICE AuAi
from fusrumbia 70 tho Srrinrs. connect.
ing with the ears 4s taty plst Tuasumh.i
each vav.
The Locality Il DE Sssinrs l. un.ar.
resscd. being in a pleasant and healthy
t9anlrt. with tuu fishing anil hanIins
grounds.
\ large Livery Stable has been erected
ut The Springs. AMI essrv descriptions Of
vehicles IAN always be hat.
Tsu.pin Alleys, Billiard Table,. AMI
etery description ~ amusement mty b.
tuusd On the ptCaiscs.
Coil ION and Dancing Parties givtu
regularly during thc week.
\ Band Of Masie ha. hesn Engaged far
The season.
No tTttt will b. spared on the part af
the rruprie,ors 10 render ,isisofs com.
Portable and ~agpcahle.
ELLIS. CONNER. 4 CO.
MAY =. isis. l6-tf.
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III vas oil thc time climbing up. IN.
up bill every lials While | stopped
TO rest. AMI t,ch up, ~. up. Oh.
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% Brigham Nolug say.. al.
OUT chsnte' we're 90 came here IN F.
rrorer sririt. they vanll in ON.
mon'A our rvlig on NJ.
l'ssly yaur wives. oil fellow .-L,y
isesiie Jaraai.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-15

LEATHER BETTING,
000 FEET on hand, of all sizes, from 10
c.OOO twelve inches wide. An extra lot Of
strong Lace Leather 20 all of which invite the at
tenton Of all planters and machinest the above
articles which will be sold the best for cash.
at Nos SO and SO, corner Of Broadway and College
streets. -.
mar Is b. R. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-15

" yau want cf the above nne ike mtniA-
i lures cf yourself % frenes ez Al cikRs' GALL
~, esra<r ~ Isa.E1tcli sr,sf ase he S9t1rs. and
examine s.,eelmens No trosble ex sxpense has bern
spared IN astiag up tha establishments ~lth every
conveairDce snd tlze besf shie and skyissh m tsse
city kntirx s4lI<xEteal vii Be el<ea 10 every ystF
% no change made Call ana Sc At corner u Dead
sriek streel and ssnare, tysr hscwne's
luaelR-sW
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NO. NOTICE. =
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SSpkyA

gJ>HE subscriber Trustee FOR William Stewart and
II Stewart a. ON.en, Is nov elosiag up their bust
ness and offers FOR sale we'll assorted 81 Cook
ing. Heating, Wood and Coal STOVES, CRATES,
SCALfas, MA sBIEIZED NANTES, aud TN WARE, OF
ali kinds which will be s,id lo~ for cash ami Ia
prompt dealers the usual time.
He will sell very reasonable terms Ia any ons
DESTROYS Of going into surh business. The stand h
good oue-tlie shop the best arranged IN The cywei
supplied with tools and machinery.
p n B-fhose indebted t0 VIM stewart, or Stewart
A. Owen must get ready u pay. Those having
claims against either 81 s,.d arms, viii please hle
them or copies with the trustee, that they be pad
IN their order. q. u. 1oopn ~ Ifnsteef
junefs-2w No. IL Market street
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dissolution

TINHE partnershp huretoguTs existing under tbs
i name and ell 10 OF AetEtRAN ALEXANDER Is
tliIs day dissolved by mutual e0nseuL Ibo business
al hsratrF be carried ON al the old stand BY j. G.
M,Ekk.AS who AIuIe Is empowered settle up the
business III u.r oid urn JAS L. Mel klifAN,
: 80 }. y. AlEAASLikR.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-15
CuINESE SUGAR.

WE are MISUNDERSTANDING and have fur sale 10, is.
w alsa % salsss kstlsss AYR so.ians Chinese sa
gar Cane. AuAAiSs
spxs-.aa = -. a. ss No q Coilsxs eel
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-15
Motifs Patent Agricultural Furnaces.
MAINTAINING AND W-BLEACHING
- M r S. G. ULD.

VXYoULD inform the Ladies Of Nashville aud vi
wv others, that she has established herself III
Union street. between College aud Market, Nl
next door east OF Mrs Howertons Millinery ~
house secoud hoor, where she /, prepared In
all orders in ess and mantua making, which will be
filed in the must approved style. The newest nsles
are received every month from Paris Also, all Kinds
Of patterns sale. Taylors stem used IN dress
cutting and IS also taught An kinds oil straw bleach
ing and gcntlemcn's panama, lcghorn aud straw hats
dressed aud pressed IN the most APPROX 81 stylu-
Subscriptions received for I'm IA Bon Ton, published
by s. 7. Taylor, New York, the best journal Of ish
ons now extant 81 Jul-d2w
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COAIt COAI,,

1OO0O BUSHELS Superior Ohio River Coal in
tOOOO al the Coal-Yard College Street adj
ioining N. & Z +. Cheatham's Warehouse, carefully
screened and cleaned, at Is f20 cents per bushel.
Apply 20 the Coal Yard.
an23-G A. /. DAVIS
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-15

GET THE BEST.
rINHE GENUINE AMBRoTfFE-the PREMIUMS Picture
-ts eeyoad eomfe.risoh TINS Oest siyie II ikeness
vet inlro1 aced. and Stands without q rival.
Time cannot change t1em, Il r.
Lght cannol fade then, ~
Dan5stlcss ezi.but Hsoala them,
Dlrsl nexef reach them,
Rgst cannoa ecrro1e them %
Made hsEctsl1re b I-AflcOAfit, Cornct Of Cherry
and Union streets, put up t top style ~t t.st
prices
ar Aa.se al no osasr rooms Nashville
tAn2-u
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OnO BARRELS julius Ii. smith Whisky;
l,OUO 5oo barrels ChenowetI's do;
500 barrels Old Bourbon and Rye Whisky;
-. $50 boxes line Brandics, dozen each. In store
and for sale by W. IL. GORDON a co.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Scgarss Segars'

mo HoNDAs, i.5adrss, NabA3.s Arabs, Ia saisas
IL and other ensce brands, -s.nA ClsAfs for s-ss
- Dil-il1s \ o.,
Late ). fkAoscx = Co,
.nr.ss-ff 10 coliesc street
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TIME undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee OF the above pateut about one year
ago and has since ntroduccdH extensively IN various
portions OF the state asks the attention Of build
ers ans the public generally To examine us superior
iiy over other modes Of Routing.
The material iorns hard aud smooth surface ],
is imperviOus 10 water, elastic and flexible; will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure To IRE; u
cheaper than any roof Of the old style, aud sure
Il viii give bettcr Satisfaction To It's durability there
is no question IL Is the best thug uyented for
painting oil leaky tin roofs.
ss- ihe Cement viii be furnished to those at dis
tafcc with directions ior using.
HS- COUNTY R1hIs fVst SALE
49, Ordcis sent u the u1&ersgned. through the
would respectfully refer 10 the following gentle
men fur whom have COVERED buildings with the &c
nent, ana many others whose names are not here
mentioned.
ARoanrs-fs ASD NASr,R MECHANICS NASHVILLE
Me-srs HUGHES SMITH.
COLEMAN A SPAIN,
wM sTuGkEIL,
81 Mr. "A NJ AhkkOND.
WARREN 4 MOORE
nOUGH 4 MCCULLOUGH,
Col / ANDERSON, sapr n &cH Co..
kss. Z q. tI.lorr,s
u, a. VILLAIN, sr-r
KNoCH kNsiEY,
slAUGHifR a hERRlFoRD,
W. g. SltAfAkD,
n WILLARD,
A. Y. :, lJNLSi.kl,
Gen WASH BAllitUW,
W. IA. GOllDoN a 60
JAS. IL. hkNDklCk,
Rector n. a. SMITH. Columbia.
Maj A. 4. DONkI.soN, Davidson coanlyl
Col. a. J, fOLk, Naaty county.
ss- Tie Nashyiile 4 Chattanooga Railroad Ctmfs
ny Adopted tbs Csnsent foF uls covering u their
Car and ether WORK.
as- CeTuacatrs and testimonials from Cincinnati
anu elsewhere where the Cement has been IA general
use for several years, can Be exhibsted
The unders snea has bean eassged ~ various modes
of Cement roofing for many years, and nsers himself
agt.s Las~s s-las-
hasv maze ARIA genenis 70 receive superior
imported ss1c.s ~ X on = Felt fron EDslsrus BEo-
tuE,Ss Ne@ oTk,
samples VI ks. ans 10 be seen ii once.
~ J. T. NAT1suHSr,
ofiee Nc Is beadertk street,
mayhem NAsaslilE. fTss.
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reinforcement.

yIvE regret INA. ne are eomp~iea 10 E,sstpone the
w large szie u rich plates S4fe, there kavI1g
been deirntion te trAEsrnsscn " this sissck
As sen t4ave rei4be s1shos 10 resereuce - ~
arrival wlH give nosscg through The daily IVaraAis
- car breads Aad customers
jsnei4 BENZ T. rHtli1S-
H. OR sale Of RsrA Oriental and haitian ststioa-
arr wi sainiy take place Tuesday The lsth nst
a. ~e are the goods IN store, 4nd esh D.
ready Tor exhsftiea % Aoaazy neon
Banel& . " =
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To all the Eastern Cities.

To all the Eastern Cities.
r. A. ". lightning Express through TO Columbus, and
" Cleveland without change of cars 80 p. NJ Eve
ming Express. through 10 Belair audPttsburg without
change OF cars.
Four Daily Trains.
FIRST TRAIN.-Cleveland, Plitshurg, Steubenville,
and Wheeling Lightning Express-ieaves Cincinnati at
O'Clock A. NJ Cor all the Eastern cities also, Spring
field.
This train stops between CINCINNATI and Columbus at
Loveland, Morrow, Aeuta, and London only
SECOND TkAIN.-61cveiand Express Mail-Leaves
Cncinnatiat $40 A. NJ for lunkrk, Buffalo, New York
Boston, &C, Wheeling, Baltimore, Philadelphia. Wash
ngton City.
THIS train stops all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus.
THIRD TRAIN-AScommodat Leaves Cincinnati
at 4:s0 p. NJ tor Springfield and Columbus.
This train also makes connections for Wilmington,
Lancaster and Lnesvle Tins train stops at all points
between Cincinnati aud Columbus
FOURTH TRAIN.-(1eyeland, titsburg and Wheel
ing Night ExIress-L1aves CnciDnasi at 80 O'Clock
r. N. Tor ali the Eastern csfles-
This stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus
No train on Sundays.
Trains run by Columbus time-scven minutes faster
than Cincinnati tnle,
For Through Tickets
And all infO st CnCtnati please apply AZ the
Little Miami Covnetun and Le xington office, No.
Burnett Housc at the Old Oficc, south
broadway and Front, opposite spencer House, OF at
J. DURAND, sIperintendent
l.. =. FULLER, General Ticket Agent
THE OMNIBUS LINE calls for passeng .rs at all tho
principal hotels for each aud every BY leaving
dirocuos eiher oi the above Offices, viii call for
passengers IN ali parts Of the city, without fail.
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BOYS. BY Captain MArsz Rssps For sale BY
90 nae caAs. w.safITH
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sugar.

SuSaT.
$40 HHDS. Common, Fair, Prime and Choice Lou
l<fC isiana Sugar;
100 barrels crushed Sugar;
lis % Loaf sugar;
50 |" Clarified Sugar;
90 boxes white Havana Sugar; in store and for
sale by w. III. GORDON & 90.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-15

- : r. G.. McNairy & Co.,
DECEIVED this day an elegant lot OF new and desir=
II able goods adapted the present ana approach
ing season consisting Of the following articles.
Elegant Baysdew Silks;
Chene Silks,
Flounced do,
Double skirt do;
side stripe do;
Panoda Cloth "ncw-s
Is F1ounced Grenadines.
- Double skirt do;
Plain silks all coiors
together with all qualities Of Plain Black Silks neat
Checks Plaid stripes, &c, very cheap. Elegant
Iaces new styles I'VE have also assortment OF La
diess Under Garments, such fbefnse, Night Gowns,
Skirts Caps &C. All Of which offer on the most
favorable - terms. r. g. AeNAiRf COS
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Gents Wear.
at Cost for Cash.

ME have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Nalices which We Will close AT Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any Of the above have now an op-
pornnity topurchasc at low down prices Call at No
u Public square.
Inar9-u SNYDER & FRIZZEII
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pre GOODS, tt. =

~ VI NAcNAIRY ~ 60.
ss@& ~ RECEIVED THIS DAY BY EXPRESS
100 Doz. Alexander's Kid Gloves, ,.. .,r,
.-zur~f 10 Ducals styiesi f4F# fasFag'3
p - = = 10 do. Mousim de Chche:
3 do New style Stella Shawls, tor early Spring.
500 Paue Collars and sleeves, new styles
Collars and Sleeves, do II
49, Breakfast Caps, DO;
Iihision and Berhes,s do; sEtfsl
Onr sfr McNairy the Eastern cities and we
viii be getting New Goods every few days ini ing the
DE- season and soic3t friends and the pub
lie generaiiy r. C. McNAIRY K co.
marlo-ti 49, rAt-s-t# --+l- f
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Hats and Cans for Men. Bows and Children.

j AM receiving direct from the man ~z>.
IA ufsctories, all the latest styles OF Spring -
~ a. d Summer HATS and CAPS consisting -
- IN part of the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats of
all qualities. Also, a fun assortment of mems and
boys Wool Hats and Caps. viii be sold the most
reasonable terms for cash, or to punctual dealers
B. r. CUTTER
No. SO and SO. cor, of Broadway and College sts.,
mar 10 Nashville, Tenn.
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Nails.

= 000 KEGS shoenbergers Nails, all sizes;
~,OOO 100 kegs nOur barrel nails;
loo 7" finishing :.
100 Z" fencing
SO {" 4, 5, aild inch Spikes in store
and for sale by ". II. GORDON * CO.
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scales. ScaIes,.

FULL stock of Fairbank 5 celebrated Scales, Dor
n inaAt, Platform, Grocers, Counter and Bei.ns.-
Also Hay and Coal scales III store, Tor sale Facto
ry prices, by w. H. GORDON * CO.,
jan29 Sole Agents for Middle Tennessee
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Cincinnati Prices.
400 BxS- sIar Candles for sale 10 the trade at
l4OO Cincinnati prices by
je7-tf. HARRIS a co
Lumber, Lumber, Lumber

SsQtAkk cfDAIi nBd ali Otlrf kinds e Lnmbcr car
- be had Al the LAvergne Sa9 Mills, TIE Nashville
Ead rattaBooga Railroad, 10 miles from Nashville.
lzn1L--tns 4. ". BiRnwEII-
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SNYDER s. FRIZZELL

uAVE in store a fine stock of Boots and Shoes of
every description, which they are Offering at low
prices. marl7-tf
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WHISKY. &c

Potatoes, &C, &c, &c.
Country dealers and farmers having any OF the above
for sale Will do well TO call when they visit the
city. June 2o-u
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FOR RENT.

A HANDSOME anu comfortable family residence Id
IA Edgenetd the bridge, with Carriage house
stable attached for the balance OF the year fOs
session given immediately. Apply 20
LYONS & CO,
nssri9-u II Pubic square
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IS { In Il ID w m : In S ,,
SNYDER a. ERlZZELL
A RE in receipt of another lot of Gents Stitched
n Down Shoes, at No u Public Square
JANIS SNYDER L. FRIZZFlI
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08

"BAtM OF THOUSAND Flowers "A CouN
partner With W L. Fetridgein the above ar
iele is palming of a spurious preparation oil
the public All are counterfeits unless the
name FETRIDGE q Co, is written on the
side and W z. FETRIDGE q Co. printed on
he front Of tho label. The genuine article
for sale by all respectable Druggists who
rown down counterfeits and impostors.
WHiTE TEE I'll PERfuMs BREATH AND BEAU
rlruL CoMFLEsioN can be acquired by using
the ..B aim Of a thousand Flowers" what
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse ola disagreeable breath, when by using
heBalm of d thousand Flowers would rem
err il sweet.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-09-08
Etool Notitce.

AfLut YEBMuNIt Be It t,m,m-
> '5..'Ya.t AlaioA, So. tered that al "a
gtul..'- toufi, held Ut MiddleLuiy. ia aud
ff Tie Disuict OF Addison. oh the BID da, 81
sept, n,hef A. u, 1868
40 instrument purpOriing 10 Ice ihe last
will aud testament ~
REBECCA HANENS,
late of Middlehory. deceased Is presented
to this court ior probate, II is thereupon o.
der, that said instrument he considered for
probate by this Court al 4 session thereof I"
be held a. the Probate once in Middlebuiy
in'said District, on Monday, the 9th ds, Of
Scptcmber A u 1888 al ten O'Clock ! the
forenoon, and thai notice thereof he gts6nt 10
all person, INFER .tll mat they may appeal
and make their oli1ci lone II ans they nAl
ha,e to the pobato aud allowance Of faid
instrument, a. tho last will and testament oi
said deceased by publishing certified cop,
OF tins order In the Middlebury Register
a newspaper printed At laid Middlebur, :
three weeks successfully previous to the
time Of said court
CALVIN g. TiLDFE judge
\ true copy from The records
2l,Sw Attest, J W STEWART, Register
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SEARS & FORBES
MAMMOTH METROPOLITAN
MENAGERIE!
AND AMERICAN VARIETIES

AND AMERICAN VARIETIES!
Will Exhibit at Mddebury on Saturday Sept
18th, 1868 Open Afternoon and Evening, at
and g Ia O'Clock. Admission TO the whole %
Cents.
This splendid collection comprises over thirty
Animals. all in excellent health and the finest
condition for public inspection Among which
ure the following five beautiful African LIONS;
one tame HYEsA, only one ever known ; two
LAMAs. old and young one CIvIT, or Musk An.
imal one SIx-HANDED ARMAEILLo, the only
one in this country on exhibition one AEaCoN
pA, ~ feet long, &c. g., afording altogether one
Of the most Amazing, Pleasing and Instructive
Exhibitions ever offered to the public. OF pecu-
liar interest to Juveniles well as Students OF
Geological History.
During the Afternoon and Evening JOHN SEARS
the Original American LION lAMkR, will enter
the Dens occupied by the Lions and other per-
forming Animals, which have all been Trained
by him. and exhibit the wonderful power posses
sed by him over The MONARCH or THE FOREST
In connection with the above,
Reynolds Original Opera Troupe.
will appear both Afternoon and Evening III a
grand variety Of Music, Mrth and Sentiment.
O. JOHNNY FORBES & Mister JAMES FORBES
will entertain their patrons, from their budget Of
comic and sentimental song.
The whole enlvened with music by the celebra
ted Brass Band from Wombwelrs Managerie,
London John Silloway, Leader.
J.. b. GREENE, Agent.
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NEW MICH COW FOR SALE
For information enquire at this Office.
TIMOTHY & GLOVER SEED
Received and for gale by L. vALLErTE
Sept. 4.
T r u e T M E.
AMI RICAN WATCHES

These superior Watches are made by the aid
of new and original achinery, expressly design
ed to secure with low price. FINE sUBsTAs-
I1AL and UNIFORMLY RELIABLE tlme-keeper. The
movements are new in construction, have been
pronounced by the highest authorities to be fault.
lew an PrinciPte and quality and have been proyei
ton. These watches are made entire from the
crude n aterlals in single establishment, by
connected and uniform proce.s-the factory be
ing organized upon the same system. that has been
adopted in the production Of the unequalled A
msrican fire arms.-which enables us to produce
a movement ut one-hnlf the price Of foreign
movement OF the same quality. Each watch is
carefully tested, and Is accompanied with the
makers certificate and warranty for TEN wears.
ALL FOREIGN WATCHES ARE MADE Mt HAND
the American watches being the only ones made
Dy machinery upon a uniform system throughout,
Nearly all hand naade watches are defective, and
are continually getting out Of order. In many
parts OF the country it is impossible 10 find good
watch repairsrs, and watch repairing Is ALWAYS
uncertain and expensive. The Introduction of
American watches disI oses of this difficulty, and
country msrchaats, as well ne watch dealers, can
stock, and thus supply their customers with u
KEW STABLE, which may be used as any other
article, without mystery or humbug, Sold by
The trade gerefaly.
Salesroom in Borol, 1913 WASHINGTON ST
General Agents, Nessrs. ROBBINS & APPLE
TON, New York.
APPLETON, TRACY & co.
2liS IN WALTHAN, MASS,
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ESTRAY.

~ rRAYED from the inclosurs u Aaj Gu-ta-
- vus V. Cook, on the night of aug. 10, ~
four year old black mare, with switch tall IN low
con litun { fiesh, having one white nigh iooi BE-
hind. small white spot upon the back Causei By
harness OF saddle, and high life Whoever viii
give information OF, CT return said mare shall be
literally rewarded. NJ. c. TAfLos.
hrooisvilis, New haven, VI, Aug. Q, 1865.
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