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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-13


CRY ArFAIRs-MEET1xG OF THE COMMON CoUx
oIL-The bill from the B9ark of Aldermen fixing tn,
commissions Of the Revenue Collector at II per cen
on all collections, passed on three several read
ings.
The bill fixing the rate Of taxation, about which
the two Boards disagreed, was submitted to com
mities Of conference who agreed to the following
rates: l09 mills on the dollar on oil real and per-
sonal property in the city for revenue purposes and
tWO mills the dollar for Schools and two dollars
poll for schools; also one mill upon the dollar
of real ard personal property for two years. to pay
for building the Howard School House; which was
cOncurred in by both Boards.
The resolution from the 30 lrd Of Aldermen pro-
viding for submitting The petition OF sundry cit-
zens Of the " South Field" to be annexed to the
city, to vote Of the citizens Of the territory pro-
posed TO be annexed, was non-cOncurred in.
LIVES OF ILLUsrRIOUs MEN OF America, is the IT,
tie of large and well printed volume for subscri
bers to which SIr. Thos MadsOz is n the
city. "The object of this book is furnish in ntrac
tive and popular FORM avOume containing the lives
and characters Of some Of our most eminent and
distinguished men, Including those names rendered
illustriOus either by their signal services to the
country, or their connection WITH and participation
in, important national events. The scope of the
work embraces in series Of separate biographies,
history Of the Colonial times the causes that led
TO the Declaration Of Independence, the chief actors
and events Of the Revolutionary War, with the re-
suits that grew from lis successful termination
the formation Of The Federal Constitution, and es-
tablishment OF our Republican G aycrnment 1t also
contains an account Of the most important public
measures, treaties, etc, effected by successive adj
minisrations, down to the close Of the first half Of
the present century the whole forming concise
and accurate civil, military and political history
Of the United States. The pages Of the work aloud
with personal anecdote, and incidents relating to
the characters introduced; the design Of The author
being to entertain veil instruct the reader"
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WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BrandieS, Wines, and LIQUORS.
AND DEALERs IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, ae., &c.,
no. o COLLEGE, STREET
NASHVILLE. TENNESsER

HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, ace., &o.r
10. COLLEGE, STREET
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
TUE Undersigned store the following pure LIqaa
Wines &C. which they offer the trade low prizes sn
favorable terms, and respectfully nvs purchasers gsods
to examine their stock before sgying.
tom House and can be warranted genuine Being determined
sell At low fgures-POssesng the facilities DO
ourselves that oder such Inducements Cash
Prompt dealers, - win meet their views
~ BrSndIes, Gins kunl and W hiskies.
Brand;es, choicest brAndsi very old;
Pss s BosIsSsz DO 90 ssls 0ld Rys a.
sdo pune Holland Sin; 100 bis hns Tenn. Corn Dc
2PuaehsOns7uT w. L Rum 2Paae9so3s Irish snd Scotch
wines.
100 baskets . and ezs Champagne, g do saatsrnAs
20 boxes HOck and MCseIls; 10 do 90 old aad ans;
20 do Hungarian, White and 70 so hAasirA;
Is boxes ZINE cl.rsis 70 . Psn:
Porter, Ale, &c.
20 casks Lcadoa ortsr, beat branass
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wins Baeri
% do French CoTdisls, assorted;
% 90 Brady Cherries; -,
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 10000 German cgaIs
Tobacco.
soou Fine Virginia Chewing F'saeo9, T v Ansas-.o9i
i ]: & ]: & Z .s5;.rr.a i'm &.
boxes a3s virginia Chewing TObaOoO suhsrAns sns qua
20 boxes sHs virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'Csassr EHDpsa
50 boxes vIfzaa As.las ToSas'', LAashorn Aru.a.
boxes ans Virgins ohszns Tobacco, "Allsn'.s'
50 boxes best TsaRssses DO do
IS < boxes KsAn 4 snitl osis5ra.sd ..Tust and paBokss
Dsnvlle Tobacco equal, not superior to OGsr
with many otaeE articles connected win tbs business.
WILLIAMSON 4 GRxATHAA,
asp9 No. 3, College street. Nashville. tesn-
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EDWARDS: CILAESON q Co.,
Successors @ Jo, Edwards.)
Wholesale CrOcers, COmmissiO on Merchants
AND
Dealers In Fire BTandies, Wines.
CIGARS, &c:,
Corner College and Church Streets.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ortIN-tf
DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
FFVHE Board Of Directors Of the Nashville Commercial Insur.
Company have this day declared dividend Twelve
per the whole capital stock profits the last
six months Six per he applied taking up OF the
remaining and The ether per to be paid
to the stockholders in cash. ur after tie Is inst.
may3-lm JAMES WALKER, Sec'y. .
NOR RENE.---The large Room overtfe Daily News Of.
fee. formerly occupied by BaTuaTds IGniery This
Go By Al feet suitable Tor JOB Printing Odce Book
Bindey, almost any Mechanical employment Steam mower
be had from the News Once Engre, in this room.
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher, News Once, Of V, s. neey or
subscriber. ja6l JAMES ". R0YTE,
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NEW
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
n0oTs. sIIoEs AND GAIrERs,

TRUNKS, VALESES AND CARPET BAGS,
EETE constantly receiving additions already large
w stock Of the finest and best qualities Of ladies',
aEd childrens
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
IN great varetytoeer with good Of all kinds
ladies' and Gents peEgd work All OF which are receiving
direct from thu manufacturers, having paid almost entirely cash
for them and determined o, sal exclusively for cash, sys-
enabled greatly reduce he
room, JG College street next door to the
Public Square, and opposite r. c. McNary and c & A b
seech Please give u a call.
ap9g WARD & RANDOLPH.
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satioa, AssinliIatiRa b "a. 80

Condrdtige Prices Of Cotton at this date In tie fooaciao
gears 9eiTdte Of ffe26ttO Li5erpool aud Of EiRg e.
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Important TO Ladies!
And all Persons who desire 10 purchase the
VERY BEST SEWING MACHINE
WHICH HASETER BEEY HTEE7ED.

NTISS H. Ps HUNT would respectfully that
H having secured the Agency FOR the entire State q Ten
nessee, to sell
VI. FinkIe's Improved Sewing Machines,
has just arrived New York and taken at B. g.
WELLERs % Cherry street, where she will be pleased 20 exhibit
daily, fer short time, these NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MA
CHIMES AlsD their ali who
purchase Erery Machine 5cdrdntd to give perfect sae-
ton. They will equally WE'LL the finest fabric and the thick
cloth. They beautiful strong, elastic STITCH with
double thra and with the appearance upon both sides
They with rapdty without noise and well
adapted to plantation use Ladies respectfully invited to
call Them operation and examine specimens Of work
Local agents wanted in every town IN this State For
particulars apply above.
Z Principal Office 42I Broadway, New York.
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Tn RACES We did not see The races yesterday,
but understand there was very large attendance
and fue sport.
The first race was for the Proprietor's Purse Of
$50, single dash OF one mile Two entries:
John Acoek entered blk by Ross dam by Eclipse;
/
e Merriweter entered Oh. h. by Ambassador, by
borO; years cld...-........
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The Great English Esemedy--.
d&fT ~, Sir James Clarke'S Cele brated
SSS7Ss--S Family Pills.
ms invaluable Medicine unfang in the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution is
SUBJECT lmOderaes ali and all o0sructols,and
aspeedy cure may he relied
80 Married Eladics.
nsespeciay suited TWILL short time, bring themonthl
period with regularity
Each battle price dollar bears the Government stamp
Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
Ihcss P should not bstGhe1 By fsdlesdTiHg tbe FIRST
IHLtEE AON7S Of Pregnancy, they systo bring
Miscarriage, 6Et az any other time theg safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal affections, pain in the bsck
and limbs fatigue sghteNertion PapatiOn Of the Heart low
ness OF Spirits Mysteries, Sick Headaches, Whites and all the
prniul diseases OcOned by dis0rdeed system, these Pill
will effect a cure when all others have failed.
Full directions in the pam yhet around each package which
should he carefully preserved.
bottle containing 81 pills and encrci with the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain be post free for Stand post
age stamps
cole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
Rochester, N. 7.
Sold IL Nashvileby Berry Demove, and HeDershot
M All \ t-vvl rms
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REVENUE COLLEcToR--Mr. a. Nelson wss re-
elected Revenue Collector yesterday by unsni
nous vote of the City Council. This is a cOmpT-
msnt WOrthiiy bestowed, for during the five or six
years Mr. Nelson has held the office, he has proven
himself honest, faithful and capable
fact was stated in the Common Council yester-
day which is highly credits6le to Mr. Nelson as an
otaesr Of tbs cOrpOratian 1t was that be has never
charged commissions upon advanced taxes, which
he vas legally entitled do, and that tie city justly
owes him fully 81 COO Gu this score. It is rare
thing to find puslic officer who will not take the
last-esnt to which he is legally entitled.
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The fsa;ure Of the days sport was the great pso-
ing match for s. OO0 in harness-mile heats; three
best in Eve. 1t vas one Of The most exciting races
witnessed on the Nashville Course for years The
fJIloEing is the summary:
II Chatham entered br h. Capt nney.........
George Futeher entered gr. m. - -. / dis
Tinls. a.ae %.
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CLOT HING,
AND
M E RCEE ANT TAIL OR s,

Spring Styles of Desirable Goods.
Mems, Youths Boys Ready Made Clothes aad Furnish
irg Goods the attention Of New
Styles Of Coats Pants, ests ckts Hosiery Gloves Suspen
Hsndkerch Celebrated spring Shoulder Seamsrs,
Drawers Underrt and every Style of good adapted to
mems We also have in addition the above, Ready Made
Clothing, superior lot Of Cloths, Cassmer NCsnEs, Dap
Linen Drngs, which will der and guar
fit please the saea goods sold
represented. We would particularly call
the Of buyers the yleand make OF garments
Of which made up Orerand viii warrant
the to stand.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM Il CO.,
Practical Tailors
No 90 South side Public Square.
N B-Clotbinq cut to or der. ape.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s1sr.l' slE.ion !. q; |: ~. !

NAVAL ne \. 80 = - y ss' $50
When friend Of ours, -svhom We .uall
AkricolA. WIS boy, he lived on farm in
Berkshire county, the owner of which was
troubled by dog WOLF The cur killed
his sheep, knowing, perhaps, that he was
conscientiollsly opposed TO capital punish
ment, and he could devise no means to pre-
vent it. II can break him of it." said Ag.
ricola, ''if you will give me leave" "Thou
art permitted" said the honest farmer; and
we viii let Agricola tell the story in his
own words: "There was a ram on the
farm" said Agricola, as notorious for but
ting as the wolf was for stealing sheep, and
who stood as much in need of moral sua.
sion IS the dog. shut the wolf up in the
barn with this old fellow. and the conse.
quehce was that the dog never looked q
sheep in the face again. The ram broke
every bone in his body, literally. Won.
derfully uplifted was the ram aforesaid, by
this exploit; his insolence became intoler.
able; he was sure to pitch into whomso
over went near him. "rll fix him, said I
and SO did. l rugged an iron crowbar ou
Of hole in the barn, point foremost, ant
hung On old hat on the end Of it. You
can't always tell when you see hat, wheth
er there is head in it or not how then
should . RAMP Aries made at it FIJI butt
and being good marksman from lone
practice, the bar. broke in between his
horps, and came out under his tail. This
little admonition effectually cured him o.
butting.
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HAxDsOAE WoxEN re TrAvEL WITH
Il II il in contemplation to spend several
days at time in the hotels in cities or small
towns, or to be good deal in steamboats, |;
10 do so with the largest amount of comfort
and complaisance, in consequence of having
the hest things in the best places, the first
and best and promptest attention from land
lords, clerks and servants, travel with .
handsome woman. There is nothing like
it. No 6iry wand will "transmogrify''
things 80. Beauty '.rnles the roast" every
where. 1t commands everybody, from hos
tier to host. You may yourself be no.
body; you may have a pug nose, red
head you may be a perfect ssduck" Of a
man--so short and fat that you can't even
make . respectable waddle; your face may
BE- pockmarked; your back may be hump
ed; your shank . perfect spindle, and your
leg bow-only have magnificent woman
along, and for her sake, you win be treated
"an the journey through rs menials treat q
master, as courtiers treat their kings. We
have tried i, reader, in early years and later,
and know its delights; not bothering our
selves With any over nice determinations !;
comfort Is comfort, whs.4tee~eF Ma4. hasthe
motive from which itsprings. A diamond is
. DIAMOND, although washed from the mud
BY hlackamoor. DIR Hall.
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= IL Is, s.

DE MORSE, the inventor of MoRsBs INDIAN Rosr
IL Pills, has spent the greater part Of his life in
travelling, having viited Europe, Asia, and Africa, "a
well North America-has spent three years among
the Indians our Western countryit in this way
Morse the first establish the fact that all the
diseases arise from IMPURITY OF THE BL00D-that our
strength health and life depended upon vital fluid
When the vadous passages become clogged, and do
not act in perfect harmony with the different functions
of the body. the blood oes its action, becomes thick,
corrupted and diseased; thus causing alpans, sick
ted, health deprived Of and nature il
not assisted in throwing of the stagnant humors the
blood will become choked and cease to act, ami thus
our ght-offe will forever be blown out. How impor-
tant then that should keep the various passages Of
the body free and open. And how pleasant TO US that
have in power to put medicine in yeur reach
plants and roots which grow around the mountainous
cliffs in Naeures garden for the health ana recovery OF
diseased One Of the roots from which these Pill,
made il Sudorife, which opens the pores of the
skin and sst. Nature In throwing out the finer parts
of the corruption within. The second Is plant which
is Expcctorant that opens and upclogs the pas age
TO the lungs. and thu IN soothing manner, performs
its Outs by throwing off phlegD and other humors from
the lungs by copous splitting. The third is a Diurec,
which gives ea.e and double strength to the Kidneys
thus encouraged, they draw large amountsof purity
from the blood, which is then thrown out bountfully
by the urinary water passage, and wlcr could not
have been d charged in any other way. The fourth il
SstsfSt;s sss
particles ofinpurty which cannot pes BY tho otAea
thus TAKEN and conveyed Oh in great
QuHuCISIcs- q the pOWept. Z
CAUTioN.Ls Nerchants and Traders wi;i lie On their
guard and not be imposed upon by Counterfeit OF Dr..
Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed A. B. Moore. All
genuine Rswill hereafter have tho mama and &iena-
ture Of b. LAKE JUDSON, Successor to A. j. White
Il Co } on each box.
Al orders and letters relating said Pills must be
addressed to B. LAKE JuDsoN, No. so Leonard street,
New York, sole proprietor OF Dr. Morses Indian Root
Pills." 5e-a Ss a1& ,e-t(ss45 fssafk :
DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills ar. sold by all dealer
III Medicines.
Agents wanted In every town, village and hamlet in
the land. Parties desiring the agency will address a.
ahsve for terms. sFV&
Price IS cents per box, five boxes will be sent
cept Of 81, postage paid 105-1y
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M1xlng mp the Babies.
The Weaverville (Cal.,) Journal give.
he'following account Of an affair which
however it may move the laughter of oul
readers, we fancy to have made some oil
the parties concerned laugh on the wrong
side of their mOuths:"
"Some time ago there Was dancing par.
~ given up north, most Of the ladies pre.
cent hsd little babies, whose noisy perver.
eity required too much attention TO permit
the mothers to'enjoy the dance. A mum,
bsr Of gallant young men volunteered to
watch the young ones while the parents in.
dulged in breakdown No sooner had
the women left the babies in charge of the
mischievous devils, than they stripped the
infants, changed their clothes, giving to
one the apparel of another. The dance
over It was time to 60 home, and the moth
esse ssncns1 TeOy;sMl t0g
dre9s Of her own, and started, sous to
thsir homes ten or fifteen miles Oh, and
wets far on their way before Daylight
But the day following there was . prodigi-
Gus row in that settlement; mothers dis
covered that single day had changed the
ser At their babies; observation disclosed
startling physiological phenomena, and then
commenced some Of the tallest female Pc
dcstTianism; living miles apart, it required
two days to unmix the babies, and as many
months to restore the women to their ma
turaly sweet dispositions. To this day it
is unsafe for any of the baby mixers to
venture within the territory"
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MEDICAL ADV'S.
More Than 100000 Bottles Sold in
New England States
n ONE YEAR

In On + YEAR
TuyIIE RESTORATIVE Of Professor O. J. WOOD
never yet had rival; volume after volume might be
given from all parts Of the world and from the
tegent to prove that 1t Is perfect Restorative but
read the circular and you cannot doubt read also
following: 81,
RJ THE HAIR.-People have for centuries been af.
cted with bald heads, and the only remedy hereto
discovery of Professor wood these articles
being fast dispensed with, but great many persons still
ed upon by Hair TONES OF different kinds. To all such
persons We earnestly make the request, that they will
try again for In Woods Restorative there IL
such thing as fail.-We know of lody who was bald,
who used the article short time, and her head Is
covered completely with the tiniet and most beautiful
S SaEs know Of numerous c:sss where
perfection than It ever had been before.
also without doubt one of the best articles for
glossy removing dandru6 and has proved itself the
greatest enemy to all the fills that hair Is heir to.
1t the duty Of every to improve their personal
ways Of doing it hut every one will admit that a
beautiful head of hair, either in woman, Is an
object much to be desired and there arc means that
should be left untried to obtain such consideration
Cochocton, Ohio, Nov. II, 1855 {
o. j. WeoD d Co.-Gents: As have been engaged
IN selling your Hair Restorative the last season for one
Of your local agents, R Hacknson) and having ex-
perienced the beneficial effects of it myself would like
to Obtain agency fer the state of Ohio state
iu the west, should yeu with to make such arrange
mcnt am convinced there Is nothing equal to 1t in
the Unitd states for restoring tn hair. have been
engaged in the drug business for several years. and
have sold various preparations for the hair, but have
found nothing that restores the secretive organs in
vigorates the scalp we'll yours, being fully
WINGED That restorative what you represent It to
be would like to engage in the sale Of for am sat-
irnca ~ s>t sgsi.~~-s -
Yours truly, s. r. STOcKMAN.
Wayland Mass. Feb. s, 1857.
Prof 0. }. WOOD 4 Co.-Gents: Having realized
the good effects Jour air Restorative Wish 70 state
that finding my hair growing thin we'll gray was
Induced from what read and hoard. to try the article
prepared BY you to promote its growth and change its
completely In the operation have used nearly three
bottles. yours, &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
o. J.,Wood Co., Proprietofx S12 broadway. New
York, Gin the great N. T. wire railing establishment
and ia Market street St, Louis Me- Sold by all good
Druggists.
HS- For sale by Hoffman, Benton 4 Co, McGr"gor.
m
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70 ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN

TO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN ::
NJ Office is hereby given, that all persons are for
y hidden FROM building on cutting timber on, OF
IN any other xay trepassnS part OF the follow.
ing described tracts of and, without first obtaining
from me my written permission therefor, to4wit:
On the northwest quarter OF north quatter Of
section 81 Fractional lots and e. in fractional
section 35 fractional lot In fractional section 20
fractional lots in section 23 fractional lots q
in fractional section II the first two parcels above
described, being in township north and the remain
ing three in township "a north all in range wsst OF
the 9th Principal Meridian. Also fractional lot l,
section 27 being the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section 81 township 95 north range
west Also on fractional lots /. in fractional sec.
ton %, range 8, in township 05. north Also north
west quar- Of section 27 In township 0S north range
west. Also on undivided half Of one hundreS and
sixty acres the south east corner OF tract known
as the BAIL Giard grant. E
JAMES McGRE 0oR, IT,.
Mcfiregor, Contender 18th, 1868 log 49, - 3s
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DIR. j. WADE KING,
f}@ ID E MIST. m

IMPORTANT FACTS-It Is important to restore aud
i beautfy humanity.
Wshout well toned digestive organism, tho func-
tons OF the body generally impaired and without
complete mastication perfect even heathful ges.
ten iSequaly impossible. Therefore, to the citizens
Of Mc0regor. Prairie du Chen and surrounding coun.
try the Above svsaeoy DENTIST, would an
nounce that be is permanently settled with Them to
repair impaired ma>tcation by filing aud inserti>r
teeth in the best manner
Many years ofsuccessful dental practice justices him
in assuring satisfaction.
Office 0rer ID. x. Hobart Boot d Shoe Store.
Erchanse Block. Main ST., McGregor. l2ltf
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- "She isn't allmy fancy painted herr'
bitfNiy exclaimed rejected lover; ..aud
.orss than that, she isn't u 90 paints her.
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SELLING LOW,
And attending strictly 70 trade latter myself thu
q liberal share OF patronage will be extended.
McKinnis Will be glad to his acquaintabcsa ct
the old stand Of Miller Bass store, Ill Main street.
Mo0regor, January 20, l850yl
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Stoves and Tin-Ware.
ALEX. M'KINNlE, +.
HH;vv1,sSes purchased tn. interest OF v R. Miller
Store ussd zYMsCare
Business prepared TO offer to the public the Target
Best assortment Of Stoves evsr sofa west Of The
Mississippi among which may be found the following:
ELEV.aTED OVEJVrS,
FOREST QUEEN, GOVERNOR,
MALAk ksa FIRE WITCH,
CLIPPER MoAN YANKEE ED p6oDLE,
EMPIRE STATE, WISCONSIN,,
KINGS, and BRILLIANT. - :
Also, the following
SQUARE OVcEyVrS,
DIAMOND ROCK, MAv FLOWER.
FOREST OAK, ROYAL OAK,
NEW WORLD,
CHALLENGE, STAR OF THE WEST,
MODERN TROY,
And various other Patterns Of
PREMIUM AND HOTEL. STOVES I
A Large and complete assort-
ment of
Boo and PGs.GOs' StOves,
PUMPS. HYDRAULIC RAMS,
LEAD PIPE, CAULDRON
49, KETTLES. -..,.
And VARIOUS ether articles. We do al kinds Of
.s......---aa0102I010w1-~ss4Aa---
) EAvETROIyGHs PUT UP
At sAert Notice. . r,,
ROOFING.
In this line, will take great care to put up ;
Good tight roof for all who
may apply.
200 pounds of Tallow wan ted
I also take 1,
EXCHANGE FOR TRADE OR
Labor, such articles as
Wheat,
Flour,
Corn,
Beef, ~
Pork, :
49, TH,
And n fact. eseyytki,y Farmer has to cell
have gone into the business knowing that timss
are close, bat by
SELLING Low,
And attending strictly 70 trade, latter myself tia
McXinnis viii be glad to see his acqu aintapesa at
the old stand Of Miller Bass store Iii Main street.
Mo0regor, January 2s, ls5eyl