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The Frnzer Rirer GoId nIine..


The last accounts from California confirm former
reports with regard to the richness and extent Of the
gold mines on Frazer's river. The correspondent
Of the San Francisco BuiIstn says that at Sailors
Diggings, eight miles above Fort Yale, he knew Of
Indians getting SlOOin u hours from the bars when
the water was low. The country in which these
mines are,found belongs to the English Government
and the Governor has issued proclamation prOhib
ting boats other than those belonging to the Hud
sons Bay Company from entering that River. The
Trt5uus's correspondent writes: The HudsOn's Bay
Company has no exclusive privilege save to trade
with he Indians and neither they nor the Gov
ernor Of Yaneouvers Island, as = representative Of
the British Government, has any right to prohibit
vessels entering Frazer river, carrying goods
there, for the purpose Of trading with the whites
These mines are very inaccessible and the climate
Is inclement. All imported goods must be brought
in on pack animals, either from the Dalles up the
valley of the Columbia river, distance Of 200 mill
from the ocean, and several hundred Of land travel
or from Puget Sound over the Cascade MOunlaine
where the lowest pass is about 5000 feet high, and
entirely impossible on account of the snow, during
six months of the year; or the goods may be brought
up Frazer river, which will probably be the mosl
expensive route of su. To Fort Yale, 120 miles
from the mouth of the river is accessible for steam
boats but above that the transportation must be in
canoes, which are toBed up the river part of the
way. and carried over rocks the remainder to avoid
high falls and fierce rapids.
The Tri5uss correspondent thinks no goods viii
be worth less than 25 cents pOundin Frazers River
Valley this year, and says: Three or four years
mus elspse before the country can be made to sup
ply the main staples of provisions for itself, and
many fruits and vegetables can never be raised in
this climate
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Fagaeh fVdbS
From the Baltimore sun.
WAsHIkaroN. June 9--Ihe Indian war thai has
broken OUT in Washington Territory is likely be g
very serious matter particularly in the present
condition OF the Territory, and also Of government
credit in that quarter The war viii no doubt ek
tend 10 Oregon and Northern California, and prove
q be As disasrG us--that Is, as expensive As the
great war OF 1856. It is true thai if the govern
mrnt repndafe the war debts it viii be temporary
saving bat il is doubted whether it viii be ec0nOm-
zeal in the end. The war must be carried on upon
cur side upon doubtful credit, and &c extraYa-
gtnt cost fer supplies Of all kinds.
The war debt incurred in 1856, amounted TO about
six millions Of dollars, which has been paid nor
recognized by Congress The Committee on Mill
tary Affairs Of the House, referred the subject, on
the last day Of the session, 10 their chairman, Mr.
Southern who is 70 investigate It, and report the
resUt Of his examination at the next session. The
government had sent an agent, Mr. j. Ross Brown,
10 exemine the elams, aad be reported in favor Of
their yment r
The war was brought TO 3 clo.e with much diff
Guilty, and with liberal promises 10 the Indians,
vheh promises have not been fulfilled. The trea-
ties which Bers made with them have been neglected,
and the ladans, naturally dsirastful Of The U. ).
government, have become, probably, unappeasable-
Lieut. Gen Scott has given the subject MS atte7-
ton, and has, it is said, selected very suitable
otheer Of the army for The commanl Of the United
Sta IS troops who to be employed in the cam
paigu now 30 suddenly and 50 ferocousy opened
Exc '. Stevens is here, and is much concerned
al the prospect Of an obstinate combat. lie had
pointed out the danger Of renewal Of the war, and
had urged the ratification and fulfllment Of the
treaties As the best means OF avoiding it.
Affairs in Nicaragua have taken a new and favor
able turn Nanierbill's capital, and the Persever-
enee and cunning Of his agent, Webster, were an
Over-maich for The French speeuator Dispatches
Of favorable nature were received lat night from
Mr.. LomIn. ION.
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will great Of unnecessary houbls If
friends in writing will bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post Office county and State IN The body
Of your letter.
II you wish the paper changed from Office to another give
bothO1ices in full
II you business and matters, write separate
sheets OF paper. different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such facts and
subjects may information interest the public
Ao communications Of EhateYer character viii receive
nOattentiOn.
Correspondents should write only upon side o. the paper
We cannot undertake return rejected communications.
All letters business should directed to Mesrs. T. o
EASTMAN Co.. and not personally to either Of the ProPre
tors.
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White's Greek sDrtuge.

VIE subscriber viii be prepared receive BORDER a. ssf,
Watering place. y miles north o. NaEh-ila durinv -
summer vacation, from the r Of July Erst of sso
There win be harroom kept, + des4l sfi-7v -
the accommodation or Families aud indivia Who nav b n
resort quiet hsaltiul place during the heat sunssr
The springs Formerly much Eisits noun 10 -
qure any elaborate description
No pains viii be spared render the sulon q visto
pleasant
Price Of Board 81 50 per day. 81 % per Essk sern al
Haays5-itTEsm T. L. CROcKzR
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I y STATE on TENNESSEE
axidss5 Co9ot1 Courf AZ Nashville.

. DAHAa-e4M ComAAFg
Thomas A. Hobbs adninrator Priscilla Bdrss and Others,
. .-l 81. 1908 aalr lGFfe- a-L %. = a-l d. ...-
tbesse Of The Jerk and Master ~ he county s0ut
Nashville, he 18th day OF June, 10, motion OF eoa
and t Appearing 90 %
stisf OF Ire Clerk Meser, that lie following pr %
The afge ens 20 Eit. Ezabelh Slack aud william sca -
nonreslents o. state q Tennessee and therefore ls
rarv process Of this uT0n aenii % =
fs ordered b. Clerk and Masaer t1f pl5 1io l l
FUR weeks in succession IN he NASHVILLE t1tgt ~
ugruaDer published IN the city Of AssaEilia NJ -.
dsfsndlnts t0appear q The next q s Lt e9-i- = -
f,llsu Davidson
Inc city Of Nashvs or hfEt Aonaa m Als,s nst ana
answer said bill, the VII = 80 ~ - y 80.
" - y, - 5sft- 1f sstsis, ?. r. CHEATHAM,
" ,nsS - - -. - 81 Clerk aud Master.
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Manny's Combined Reaper and

sss5i seSR' fsp. f 6 ~ premium m Z ; d9ad
3IDt bestconbned hspg and Moving Machine
great United Stss Agricultural FAR held q Louisville,
Ky, September l54 The trial came % syrc1se heg
York July. where all the rpal Machines In The Tinted
Ste thoroughly tested The committee made heir aEsis
through Marshal p. Wilder, presidents Be States Agricultural
Society, n louisville, Ky ...e
the the best Re- PSF and he best
Mower before committees, pusIed b. the Rrei
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society At Nashville
u uly I557, of the Tenn.
Numerous other premiums and awards aers given this Machine
during the last scason, every Machine in America
The above machines ar ior sale BY de undsraiszed,
b. r. CHEATHAM,
''7-l General A gent for the slzas. H
F ..l ..arf ID FISHER " EfEEI.Es co..
fehg7-d&EH Nashville, Tenn.
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MISSOURI LANDS ron sAIE.

A4LE4IlOA E4IGRAFTS IND SPEgVL ATp0Q
NAtlA6 made an arrangement VITA an srtsr-vs -
IL hfu m saint louis offer for On liberal ts---
Hunef Of lesiroie iafns and uniuproTed lands
Ion 90 % ~ acres and located In the folounz -8unfe- -
s1n, Washington kranklin Ma,son Polk Osage Vsntv
seny, sple ana number q other au1iIr "a
- et fsFedi vel gseIei and ana uorts
Of tia lands IN a high stats Of culfTston
VII Inlna lnose Wishing % 5uy & q he lands l
arms ana Letters o. introlucoa 70 ne arm -
quality Of the Missouri lands 50 well sflfii,aI t5af
o p 5 9IneeFy- Apply a. cur 0cs, ~ North Chsrry
s-i11- q l1Afez1 j.. L. & r W. BROWN
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RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE.
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4 RAG HE AD n {
DEALERS IN
HardWarC,

90 PCBLTC SQUARE, NASHTILLE TENNESSEE.
LANES b. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire interest
- 90 Mr. WI H. MINCHIN, IN the business Of Crgnead d
Nncn alone authorized the Of the late firm IN
ua ton, aud viii continue the business at the old stand No.
~ Public Square, under the title above may24
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G. Z. Harris Adm'rs., &c William GroveAttachment.
appearing 70 Jas. D. Roresee Justice Of hs
county Of Humphreys and State Of Tenn, before
above entitled suit pending that the defendant
resident OF said State and be served with the ordinary pro-
eess5f law; therefore ordered that al further prOocs ng
said cause Be stayei required By law, until Monday
January which day is set for the hearing Of said cause, AZ
his the Of Navery aud that The plaintiff give no.
b. publication FOR four weeks In the Go ava
AheIcan, newspaper Published in the city % Nashville, re-
auiriug defendant % appear aud defend said suit
jnnsIE-F4s Prs. tes 80 G. Z. HARRIS, Adm'rr &c.
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The Cincinnati Prles Cur.lt, paper that is gen
orally well posted il regard to crop matters has the
following in is issue Of the 3Oth ult:
We have received, within the past week, reliable
crop sdVces from between one and two hundred
districts, chiefly in Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky,
but including many points il Missouri, Illinois,
Virginia, Tennessee, and other States. From this
information, which We have examined and digested,
the following conclusions are deducible:
l. The wheat crop, though seriously injured in
some localities By excessive rains, rust, WseviI,
smut, sc, may, as a whole, be set down IS good
one--Father above than below an average, both
regards quantity and quality. This crop, added 20
the large stocks Of last years yield, will furnish
supplies for the ensuing eonsumptive year consider
ably IN excess Of any season iOr some Years past.
Oats have been seriously injured IN Kentucky,
Tennessee, aud some other Southern States, but Ia
the middle Western States the yield promises 90 be
very heavy Taxing the country through, the in iea
tious are, the crop will be good one. Ed
3 Barley and rye viii make full average yield
f. Hay is generally very good Reports Of short
crop are rare, while from almost every section We
have adviees, Of an abundant yield. This crop will
be q large one.
8 Potatoes promise well, and with favorable
weather hereafter the yield viii be large. The
quality Of the crop now in market is very good
g. Fruit will be short. This remark applies 10
almost every variety. There will not however, be
total failure of any description. This Is the best
that can be said fer apples pears, peaches, and
plums. t
7. Corn, though quite backward, is now doing
well, aad ell thar be said about it IS that the
prospects favorable for fair if not an average
crop Much land intended for this crop viii not be
planted but this omission has been confined chiefly
to the lowest bottoms. Ga sandy soil aud rolling
clay lands We think all the ground intendedfOT com
has been planted and that on the whole basis has
been laid for fair crop. It's condition. however,
is q critical one. dry summer or early fFosts,
would prove faal; but with favorable weather
uothingis to be feared
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this seon Of the year, family ought to 20 to rest with
out havinsn the house prompt and Efficient remedy for
cholera m0r5us darha disorders that are 50 ant to attack
ages and which may result in fatal consequences BEFORE phys-
clan can be procured.
The rrfenberg Dysenty syrup only cents per bottle has
~ the last ten years cured disorders Of the bowels
no matter how violent than all other remedies and prescriptions
puttOgether.
Dr. H5rd chairman OF the Board Of Health Of New York in
the worst cholera oeres from the time ais medicine
Of cholera.
Dr. De Forrest, Commissioner Croton Water Works, ertifes
mat u cures all cases Of bowel produced By eating
much iruit from other causes immediate stoppage
OF the dscrge but om chemical change produced BY it in
me coLnts Of the bowels, and that produces affections Of
ths brain which other remedies are apt to do.
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama has always been found
prompt remedy for Bloody FluK- Itay be had Of ali Druggists
and Of the subscriber Patterson 4 Feemans furniture store.
iel6-d ALEX. MACKENZIE.
SICK BABIES WANTED
hNEFoU RITZ Of babies in the United die
" before they i've years old Calome and Cod Liver Oil
t The only remedy for the diseases the summer for
the 49,
Gr;efenbeFg ChiIdFem's Panacea.
This always cures when all other remedies fail.
when children dying daily New York from the Of
shll milk, this was found TO be the only remedy.
Where asick babe house. this medicine worth
s weight in gold, prescriptions Of physicians and
other remedies have been tried IN vain
II ue cercates OF physicians who have used Il wanting,
can furnish scores OF them Having had twelve years experience
OF us value my family and throughout the State, have
hesitation in Offering refund the the Dseney Syrup
and Chdrens Panacea they 70 do exactly what
Freeman & Patterson's,
JeiO-u COLLEGE street. Nashville.
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j@0-E2n

SaTOLEN, the night Of the 5th Of May 1855, b.
- from my tarm five miles northeast of Murfrees EF
hOro cesnut sorrel Mare, four years old, fifteen 49,
hands gh left out both hind white " 4
thin in order and in consequence of small the middle OF
the back, she gives when the rider aemp mount. Sup
posed be stoon BY dark skin man, heavy carrying short
rife Ten dollars is offered for any information which will lead
to the Of the nare twenty-five dollars for the aPprn-
sion Of the thief II. H. CLAYTON.
MurreesbOrO, May 90. 1853. lje29-W2t
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--rrH- ----rra-- FusCEsCyEs, IA June - 1855.
PROF. o. G. Woods you about manuElcturs and
Vsnd your recently discovered Hair Resare state,
Wh0ms5eVerit tat have us itand known otrs
ittat have for several years, been The habit Of using
lair IstoraFes that nd y0urs TASTY superior
other know. l entirely canses The hea u dandrulf and
with nouns proper USE, VIII restore persns sr % @
original Yauihi1l color and texture gFiag it ahaa s8- am
giossy appearance; and all this Without d8coorng the hsnds t
apply dress which &C drops Eould isrl fore,
commend ts every desrOus q having hne eilOr ard
texture 70 hair. Hezpoetfu y yours .- . ~
% aft qrs-gl .-.r-r-.--- ~ WILSON KING
o. J. WOOD & co, Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, York,
On great n Y Wire Railing Esablshment) and ia Marke
street. St Louis, No And sold By all good Druggists.
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TMa VALUaRLE EARMls E1R SAFE

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has -
sided for the last eight years, fer sale i ~
the waters OF Big Harpstb river, county OF w
hanson, 1u Teen miles from Nashville the iage
TANK the Riehland and CentTeVle Tnrupike nine ml
from Franklin, the county of williamson, and with
miles OF the North Western Railroad being cen
structed The contains about four hundred and eight
Davidson and Williamson thTOu g the Northwest coy
of the i formally the veil known farm Or
the late Wilkins Whiteeld.
On this fs comfortable residences with all ne
cessay houses barn, cbs, stables, carriage house &C.
excellent young orchardg Of choice fruit Good
spring water and abun dance Of never g stock water
runping different through the farm AdjOin
ing Farm another tract of about hundred Of
excellent land with good residence, for sse. The soil Of
both equal any for crops either grain grass
and both united they will be sold separately together
may suit buyers is thought By good Judges could be
made best stock in the State its size.
As Sznng buy would OF course Whish TO view
premises before purchasing. further description s
aemod BAT all are invited 70 call and for
themselves. lsug 25-ee&Etff -J JOHN T. HILL.
Z WISH to the farm which reside, in WillRmsCa
county, adjoining that advertised above by Mr. John T.
Hill containing survey one hundred ard ninety
nine and half acres hTst rate farming land with
Portable dwellings with all necessary out houses, suitable o
with good fences inclndng about hundred yards Of
stone ioRce will sell ths place separsiey, together
with hr Bt's-as both United you'd Certsnly make Hes-
rzbrs farm and purchasers invited 10 call Mr.. Hill
and examine The prcHisss. hAylNlA CRAlGHEAb,
For ferter particulars apply TO Mr. Il. n Snyder, the
StOreof Snyder * FTizseli, Nashville L. q
atu5--a kruutf
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HTILL. opened for ne sumner sson o. - On ne s.
sass - rEe Boartsrs ana fdrHs &c tst accommodai9n
q Sc rats e - 81 st g, 3 o PEI week s5e " peg m9n
ID music VII be IN aadanes. Pgsr Carriage VII fun
regularly, e1Eins Noet& Co.'S C0sss stress, every lu'
ii @a5ss- ilsia ~ . J. KRHDzE AEeui.
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LHBkSOE, June =, I998' - .ss5T ~ Z d l.l
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NTOTICE.-Whereas, TIE Legislature Tennessee, at its
last session, passed making the duty of the various
Shers Of said State and hold election at each precinct
in their respective counties, in order Of the
people TO whether convention shall casd '8mend
wise fOrma Constitution Of sal State therefore, l, Ew
ell Smith, Sheriff Of county. hereby notice the
voters Of said county, that will the LIST Thursy Of Sep
r next and hold election the various precincts Of
said county for the puepOse Of taking said Given under
hand at Office this I'D day Of June, 1855.
EWELL SMITH,
iE3O-v2m SIa,iF If SOFT county.
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Kansas Land Agency.

TAWES =, HERD, LATE OF SPARTA,
% TenuesseeW attend promptly all business entrusted
70 his in the Land Office Of the Delaware District, Kansas
Territory. situated at Kickapo0.
He will sell Land Warrants time locate the
same when the lands o. the District subj private entry.
Also, purchase lands the public sale in July next and do all
that he in udc0us selections, promote the interest Of his
clients Address JAMES r. HERD,
Refer To KickapO0, K I.
Gen. J. W Whitfield, Register, KickapOO, KIT
Gov d. WOOdson, Receiver 1A-A'F00' -
Suo0t, Russell & Co., LeavenwOrth, K T.
Robert Campbell, Esq. st. Louis Missouri.
II. q Fawt, Esq, Washington, D. c.
Bailey eco. Nashville. enp ms
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CEIAMPAGNIs. WINES. RRANDIEs, 20.

CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
TE1E subscribers for sale the following choice brands Of
Wines. Braudies. .
80 Baskets Star brandt
25 % Eugene CHquot pnts and quarts;
10 " Widow Nive Cliquiot;
10 g Fieur de Ssllery and Grown BRANDS
so boxes Choice Clarels
Harmony other choice Sherry Ma
deria.
10 cases swiss Absyath;
10 . Cuucan and Marashino;
50 G0uley, B0Okers, other Bitters;
40 casks London Porter Eduburg AIe brands
81 pipes Of choice French Brandies.
The Vine growers Co Jules Durand, Agent, Jean Louis
superior old COgnac ISL and Szarc fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed IN quality flavor by the Agents
Of these brands.
Holland Gin, Jamaica Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch Irish and American Whisky. Cherry Brandy
Bounce, The connoeurs good Wines
dy Segars, &c. respectfully invited call examine
heir stock. april14 A. KIRK & 90.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

la
RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, . HOURS.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH!
yEyHE ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets Washington
can procured, which point we'll Baltimore, it
shortest direct, and in every respect the reliable
the only by which purchasers of Through
Philadelphia. the Of ticket New York
only, enabling business and travellers for pleasure
four Of the principal cities in the Union for
less than he afforded by any other route.
only by which Through Tickets be had
to Richmond Norfolk Winchester, fredericksburg and Peters
Savannah, Macon, Atlanta,
Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Nashville Coaches Carter
Thomos, the Cumberland river Louisville,
connecting there with Nail Cincn-
NATL Jeuersouvle Railroad indianapolis, Ind,
mas direct Columbus, Ohio, with the Central
Ohio Railroad Wheeling, whence Close connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad made to Washington City, Balt
more, Phade pha and New York.
$ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
Cairo the Of the Illinois CentrU Railroad
from thence passing through Terra aue Indianapolis Dayton
Xena, Columbus. Three Daily Trains leave Columbus, at
10 A NJ 1870 P. NJ. and l., 2. NJ.
II , Travellers requested notice that while this is the
HIg aOrug Through Tickets m the Eastern Cities
charged by other routes to Mac 1Or only, Il Is
ss0 speedy direct all the leading points
The distance from Columbus to Baltimore is only
SO miles, being miles shorter By
other There less changes by this route,
consequently less de- sntion, than by any other.
II , The read is balased with broken and entirely
free from dust.
For further information please apply to D. G. RUNsEY, agent
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply Louisville at Office the
L. 5 Nail to the JenersoGye Railroad Office
Main street. WM. 5 WOUDSIDE,
Master Transportation b. & o. h L.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Western Agent
june p
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TFVERE can be had at D. BLUBs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving EahlishDdnt Seals for Masons, 1. o. o. F.
Sons Of Temperance Noaes Public Insurance, Railroad and
Plank Companies, Courts, States, Also
boa Post Samps Steel Stamps engraved
Backsms Syermhs in fact for all those
who may stamp their hands and address upon
These warranted stamp Silver, Gold, Brass
and unempered Steel without the ghet injury the stamp
ITSELF
Stencils Of kinds made order. JeRelry made and re-
paired. 4. d. BLUM,
Deaderck doors the Public Square opposite the
Republican Banner Office. apr3O-dtwm3
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3 THE RUST IN OATs.-The Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer
ssvs We understand that some planters in Russell
county, Ala, have lost stock BY turning them upon
fields of oats injured BY rust Not only hogs but
horses and mules also it is said have died from the
effects Of eating these oats. We have heard a re-
port that one genueman lost sixty out of sixty Eve
hogs turned into a field from which the oats had
been cut II these reports are true farmers should
be very cautious about feeding away sending to
market oats thus affected and We hope that each
one will make inquiries and cautious experiments
to ascertain the truth Of the reports that have reach
ed ne
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

Nz97o c. d, BENSON s. BRO, Whole g
"a ~ sale and Retail Dealers in Piano Fortes
sEl1 G. a. Princes NelUdeons Buffalo, y. Y. II ID II n
RES- Church and Parlor Organs Guitars, ViOJ y U
lincellos, AccOeOns, Flutes, FagOets, F Drums, Tambuo
rne Baujos, and thing the musical merchants line
large select catalogue of New Sheet Music; Music Books and In
structo Of all kinds. Orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention Pianos tuned AcCoreons and all other nstrU
repaired No. 90 Union Street, LIST door from College.
sept23