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OFFICIAL.
PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE.

PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE!
HAPPIER II.
An act to secure the rights of widows dissenting
from their husbands wills.
Sac. I. Be Il enacted by the General Assembly OF
the State of Tennessee, That when husband shall
die leaving will from which the widow disseuts,
within The time. and in The manner now provided
by law aud leaving no child, not more than two,
bis willow shall be entitled to one-third pert of the
personal estate, in addition TO her dover in the real
estate, as now provided by law, Buff the husband
have more than Two children, the widow shall share
equally with all the children she being entitled to
chds part.
SEQ 2. Be IL enacted That this act shall be in
force from the day of its passage.
W. G WHITTHoRNE,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
TAz. W. NEWMAN,
Speaker of the Senate
Passed, October ooh, 1859,
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Strong efforts are likely to be made to secure
the nardon of BRowN. the Harpers Ferry con-
spirator, without, we trust the slightest hope OF
success. The feelings of the Republicans are thus
Indicated by the New York Tribune:
We do NOT know Republican wbo, if Gov. Wise
whether with or without the concurrence of the
Legislature of Virginia as her constitution may re
Quireshoud decide to pardon Jnin br9wn ana ms
misguided confederates would not han that decision
with the heartie st qualification. Whether they would
or would not consider it an act Of clemency to have
Brown clad in fclons suit aud set to labor on prs
on fare among missreants for life, we do not know
but if Virginia should be moved To sci inc brave
wrong headed old man free. there Is not bepuon-
can within our knowledge who would not rejoice
over her clemency. If this were a measure OF cal
culated crafty, selfish policy. we presume It would
fail of the intended effect such schemes always
do; but if it were done generously, out of chiv-
alrous regard for desperate courage and unfinch-
ING resolution il would command hearty recogni-
tion throughout the North We have not, however,
nereeiyed. in all our advces from Virginia, any in
dication thqt Browns doom could by possibility be
averted.
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CANESi CANES!
CurSS MY

EJsr received beautfu Iot Of all descriptions eompr
81 ing Plain and Fancy, Ivory and heads diff
ferent kinds If wood which Ebony Rosewood Rattan
MUlucea, and WhalebOne. For sale by
J. NJ McaILL.
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mcm ULLEN & KAY

mcm MULLEN & KAYE,
WHOLESALE DELLEEs ALI KINDS or
Fancy and staple Groceries.
VN7INEs Liquors Mats Fruits, and Confecionees, also
w manufacturers of Candies, COrials and Syrups. Al
cannot enrerate articles hand, would most resoect
fully wishing to order goods IL cur linz
will address circular, which shall be sent return mail
Merchants visiting city viii please give Us call before
looking elsewhere
sos Main StI Get. Louisville, KY.
IL.
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- ta. rfv for Bous Complaints, disorders o. diges-
80; - h somach and bowels. As almost every family
county has had opportunities Of es;ng hea will 1ay but lit
rle SEeai:I Almanac ESr 1850 is Just pubiaAsd
and viii Be sent postage paid, grata0tusy al applicants,
Oetls-d ALEX. NACKENNRTE:
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Fancy Goods,

EUsT received fresh stock Of Fancy Goods Combs Crashes
ID Purses, Pocket Books Port Monnaes, leather Satchels
Travelling Gases. Shell ng Combs fancy Vest Buons ka
Straps Toilet Mirrors, Scissors Hnges sc. for sesT
oct9 J. II. MCGILL.
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sAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,

L5O received fne assortment Of French Confect0Deries
"A j still manufacturing that A No Candy, and
seng osap other hsuss in the city. made
recently additions my Bakery, and able furnish
variety Of Cakes, Pies, &C. oHAs. ROBERTSON,
nove-dQ No II Market Street.
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PURE sOUHBON WHISKY

EETE hsveon 90 barrels Of PURE OLD BOUR-
We BON WHISKY, which will warrant to be
OLE and the fnestin We out
glad II to5e wanting Something really hhe and
good would give q cali. CAR ER, WILSF0RD & co,
NJ rkata L.
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DISSOLUTION.

gVyHE Copartnershp hersofre existing under the style
3. W. Langley & Co.. has iseay been dissolved
BY mutual The business viii hereafter be conducted
BY " LANGLEY who alone authorized to settle the
ness OF the late firm. r. RUCKER, JR-,
NASHVILLE, July 1St, 1889. j.. W. LANGLEY.
N BThe business will hereafter be conducted By the under
sisne = the old stand A Union street.
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GUNS! GUNSI! GUNS!II
LACEY q HA AMI TON,
No. Al college street, Nashville, Tennis
rEAYE Just received superior lot Of Sporting Pieces made
to their order BY tbs celebrated Gun Makers OF England;
Zine Subj Twist, made by Hollis & Sheath.
Vine London Twist do Mortimer.
Ftne Larnenated Steel do G7eenough.
Ptna Wire Twist do Collins
Frsnch Pattern Lsaenated Steel. made BY Collins.
Lamenatei unvarnshed stock ~ ne BY reenough
Cannon Wire 'wist, Double and Single Guns, by Rug
Tn - uushaTe put with Every tested before
ng shipped Thev rtd sizes and lengths and we'll sdAp'
ted 10 the warts the sportsmen Of this Community.
They large assortment OF Rides and ReVolvers Of
al. kinds DereuRer Pistols Shut Belts Powder fasks, Eeys
sns Water Proof Caps Baldwns and Eey Wsng. fine
Sortnr powder Caps Primers buck shooting Powder. Eey
Patent Wire Csrges fer deer shooting charged with buck shot
10 which we icviss the attention Of the public
octl-d&tw33
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UUAA! CUAA CUAL!
IL persons wishing superior article Of Coal should call
the Etna Yard and examine the stock 1t is guara ted
tlgive helt DIRT. last longer,
with scarcely any s0ke We ony trial from the
skepicai knoSng they will he pleassd Orders
left in Box "a Post0ce the Yard b:ck VI the Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad Depot.
poyt3 SAMEEL J. AGNEX.
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SESz REcEzTED By
John York g. Co.,

fESz EEcEZFED By
John York g. Co.,
NASHVILLE.
Wehstsrs Unasrdeed DcOnasy Pictorial Edioa; 150o Il
lustrations; l75G pages; Price So 50.
BoHNs STANDARD LBKART-oompste in los volumes 12no
Elegantly printed and bound in Cloth
Bcss CLASSICAL LlBRARf-c4 volumes. Uniform With ne
Standard Library.
BOHz's voIuxs7 volumes. Uniform with he stan
dard Library.
BOHss ILLUSTRATED LHaAEr-ss Uniform with The
Standard LIBRARY.
BOHzs AsrauAal. LnaARrs5 volumes Uniform with tie
Standard Library-
sons. PHo,oruls.a Llu4ar-ls volumes. Unllo-a-iA he
Standard Library
Boau's Hrsroalc.L Lrsa.n1-s volumes Unorn with the
Standard Library
BoHss BRITISH volumes Uniform WITH Stan
dard Library
II. 5. ARTHUR's NEW BOOK,
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SILVER SOAP.

TxyHE store which nov occupy No a. Market Street
for rent, and the hxturss fer sale Apply to
nov9 y. HA6AN.
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WALL PAPER.

EU6T RECEIVED, large and beautiful assortment Of Gold
- and velvet Paper, OF the latest and most fashion
able styles, with fDe and ungszed Paper Window Cur
Ans, &C which Offering very cheap FOR Cash Paper
Hanging done in the best manner q. W. KLAGES,
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u.etin< Of the Board o. Directors q ne Nashs,s
~ coruercisl Company. 4vidend of S. Share - -
~ ecisrd est Of ths prsdts for ghe last moaias
Cd o. aRsr TIE 2Q1h irsL dAAha y e1Ns.-.,,.
nQVE-ln
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Ladies Vests

N IGN De,k and long sleeves, heavy quality
Also an Assortment Of cheaper styles.
Oc.S J. II. McGILL
Buckssin Shirts and Drawers.
SUPPLY OF hest quality, few Of second RECEIVED
n and foI by ctsl j. II. MeGTLL.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
1oSa

MONDAY, NoVeuDbI AOS0'
REPORTS FROM sTANDING COMMITTEES.
NJ, FARLEY. from the Committee Oh Agriculture,
reh,tned BIN in lieu of H. r. 200.
AR. BRI CTON, from the Committee on Public
III, ro,nrned House bills ll3 aud 13l, recon-
m.ndinq passage, aua 100 recommending its rtjee-
''V NJ. IoYEs. from the Committee on Federal Re-
,atfoas r,turped the bill II. Il &c, recommending
p isssge.
Tinplnr Houses, returned Senate bill Is, AMENDED,
reeomiEe. ding passage.
NEW VOTING PRECINCT.
AZ CITY preseated petition from certain citi-
rms Of Hard suan county, praying for new voutg
,ge.ino,: which was read aud LAID oa thS table.
BILLS REFERRED
IN nation by Mr.. SHE'D his bill 243 ives taken
f,c,o ,hs 6les ard referred to the Judiciary Com
| mitec. n,c,,,DD.oN, - ,,u or
was slso taken from the flies aad referred to the
/ C ,ramittee IN Interpretations.
NEW BILLS.
The following bills were ihtroduced read and
| sgyerslly passed the 6rst reading;
By Mr.. GILLESPIE, 27s, to establish q county
court At Dunlap in tie county Of Seqnatchie.
! By Mr.. WILLIAMS, Of hickman, 279, TO !rcor-
| po1ste the Centreyille and Pine River Railroad
By Mr. JONES' go. to amend clause of section
A2l of the Code of Tennessee.
ExEcTuvE MANsIoS.
Mr.. FlrreI1y's resolution appointing joint
com nj, tee of inquiry the subject of purchasing
an executive manson, [ofered last Monday spd
printed on page 1879 of the LEGIsL ALIVE UNIoN AMI
AMGRIcAN. coming up in regular order, it was rea'
and adopted
SENATE BILLS on FIRST READIEG.
The following Sena bills we're read and several.
| passed the first reading:
Senator Stokes, "a, 10 protect slave property o
married women and to secure the rights Of thsi
creditors
Senator Woods, 40, to incorporate the Beer5hehi
i. Springs Company and others,
Senator Paynes, so, to transfer cases from On
court o another, in certain cases.
Scat rr Trimbe's, 80, to relieve Nashville, Louis
VILE kentucky, &C., Railroads; rules suspended al
referred to Commit ee on Internal improvements.
Senator Peers, 81, to fix salary Of State Libra
> rii n, $4,000 per aoPum.
oena or NJ NeillJ's. 92, to allow tax collectors {
! | Mary to have Two deputies.
> senators Horns, So, to change the time Of hold
i. ing criminal court in Robertson county.
; WOLF RIVER AND KENTUCKY TURNPIKE CONFANl
Senator Hildreh's bill rs. 79, J to give the We
river and Kentucky Turnpike Comp aay further tin
to complete their road, was read the second til
and referred to the Committee on Internal Improv
J. mens.
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YNyIs being prepared expressly FOR cleaning Silver and Plated
BrittaniA and Fin ware, Mirrors, Marble Gliding,
House paint Carriage houldng it is nvs lahehe best aud
cheapes article fer the purpose IS cents rer cske
ectl5 MACKENZIE < MINOHiN.
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Healing and Cooking stoves.
XETE have full supply, of all the best patterns, which
scsls wa ~ ~4''F' MACKENZIE MINoHIN.
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THE GRAREyBERG HEALrH BITEERs
Tne Grnfenbsrs vegetable pins

only 8 cts PER package viii se quart o. powerful etters
% r. ne 81 which, persons escape the injE
ous effects Of the heavy morning oss, and the malaria arising
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HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
On motion by Mr.. NORRIS Senate bills on their
third reading passed over, and the House pro-
ceeded to the consideration of House bills on the
second reading
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CREsP's GATETv.
2R1UMPHANT sUooEssI


Far, coseue and laughabe Farce Of lhs
OBJECT OF INTEREST.
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The case Ct ihr State against Doctor
Eads, for iefsleation, WAS 10 have been
tried It the late session of the Distric:
Court at Fort Madison; bu. i, was again
postponed, us VIC icasu, at the reques. Of
States Attorney. the counsel oi
t.ais wanted to go to trial.--kaces,Nc
Standard.
I'VE leaSn' that the eSse was not pos.
ponei lat the request Of the State A.
,orney.' The Attorney Geuersl. at s
ovn expense. wen, to Fort Madison, all
speLt several days there, trying to brin Z
the case to trial. but it was 20, reacheu,
and WINS Q consequently postponed The
States Attorney was anxious to have
the case tried. These are tt,cts. Int q
meantime, We notice that the notor;o s
Eads is in fall fellowship with his parry,
iakiuy aprominent part IN its recent St tie
Convention. With E.ds aounted On
their shoulders, the leaders Of the African
lied Democracy are crying out "extray-
agsnce and corruption We venture
TO say that Inconsistency, more shallow
aad shameless, was never exhibited 10
the gn.e Of an outraged aud piuudered
people. - OaLasoosd Heruha
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u itclC MT.

In the course OF the century during
which the persecution against So called
witchcraft WIS at its height i'll Germany
from 1880 to l6SD--it is calculated
that more than 100, 0GO individuals, nine.
tenths.of whom were women, werc,.ts vie.
tins. TO the honor o: humanity be it said,
somc voices were raised against tits
bloodthirsty practice, but they were
drown i i'll the general rlamor. In eve
~ part IF Germany. Protestant orTath-
Ollie the same atrocities were committed
At length. in the year lo3! the noble
hearted Count Frederick Stein, himself IA
member of the order of Jesuits--an or.
der which had been among the most yio-
lent deneunctrs Of sorc:ry-yenturod to
stcp boldly forward and declare ,ha: i,
among the luany whom he had conducted
to the scailuld. there was not one VIII, IN
he could confidently declare guilty
threat luz so,' he added, street in this
Jnanner the judges of the heads Of the
church, suhjec, US to the same fortunes,
and see it you will not discover soreerie,
in lis all.
Despite this burst Ct generous inGic-
nation, il was not until 1904 that this
incompreheuslble insanity began to abasc.
The last 50. called witch burr. in the
German empire was poor nun, aged 10,
in the year l74o, at Berg. Bat at G 'arns
in German Switzerland, an execution Of
similar nature took place 10 late IL II
o.. This time the victim was a seryan.
girl, accused OF having prac'is2d diua,l-
zeal arts 10 lame tie child Of her employ
.ss. Germany, indeed, seemed to live
in an atmosphere of sorcery. The ground
which Faith had lost. Superstition made
her own.--iuets and Poetry Of Germany.
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Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
= aud Alelndeons.

The Piano to hand, in 6rst rate order II IL
e.altiini instrument and 20 nstaks-Lee Il Walker,
PhlG5e!paiI, Pc
Joha Hewitt, Of Carthage, New ork who h,, had
Of the Horace Waters Planes writes as foIow.-
"A friend OF mine wishes purchase 4 piano for
her. She ikssthe one yon sold me in DECEMBER 1856
Ny plano 10 becoming pppuis- In this pace, and ink
can INTRODUCES one or Two more they will he more
popular than any other make"
I'VE have two OF Waters Pianos in US. In our Sen
mary, one Of which hes been severely tested for three
years, and testify Ia their good quality and du.
ranrty Moods 6reeory .soas: Carroll ne.
"U. WATEfs. Ese.-Dear Sir. Having asa. one Of
your piano.Fortes for two years past have found in
very superior iastrkmsat. ALoszo GAR,
Principal Broo iiya Heights Semiaa,y
The ano Ireceited from continues to give sat
isacton. regard It rs of the hest Instruments in
the place. .--Jan.s l.. Ctarse. Csar.es,om. Va.
The Nicholson has safety arrived. feel obliged to
you for our liberal discount w do all cat for you
in these parts. ''Rsu. J. .YeCormek. r4rgesriiie
.1he Piano was duly received. II came in excellent
cora tion and Is very much admired by my numerous
family. Accept my thanks fer your pron,ptn.ss..-
Ressr, Cooper, gar,s#Aam, bradford esas'y, Pa.
Your Piano peases vs. we'll Isisthe hest one In our
County '--TAemas a. Latham. Camseitsa, "a. o
I'VE are very much obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument for $3.50. aud shall tax pains
to recommend It, ,'-Biark, He'd & Co., Bseaio lem.
1.-The Horace Waters Pianos knoan ~ among the
very hest We are enabled to speak OF thess inerueats
win coincidence from personal know ledge Of their
cellent tone and durable quality ~. y. ErasFeiist
I'VE speak of the merits OF the Horace Waters
Pianos rom persona knowledge being of the very
best auai!iysr-CAr,ss!a. iafsItigeneer.
Soshing at the State Par displayed greater excel
amos. &C Asre kssas,
'1he Horace Watere Pianos built Of the hes. and
most thoroughly seasoned material We have no doubt
that buyers do well. perhaps hee NJ this than
al any other house In the Etion. -7d.oeafe JcsrY
Nsers Pianos and Nelodeons challenge compari-
son with the finest made anywhere in the country r.
Hon. JasrsaL
III race Waters Pia7o-Fores are Of fall, rich and
even tone. add srfa,. "fen York Msstf al Rerer
tour friends will fn6 at Mr.. Waters store m. yer,
nest assortment OF Pianos to he found in the United
states, and We urge southern and western friends
70 give him call whenever they 20 TO New York. 49,
Graham's .Msgasiae
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So Lord Bacon beautifully said. !" If
= man lie gracious to strangers. it shows
he is citizen Of the world, and that his
heart il 10 island gut off FROM oshes
lands, but continent that joinf them 2
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and In fac. everything that may be called for in
his line. ...-
Now Is the time to buy your Goods in order to
get the styles and It's we'll known fact that his
prices ara always as low AZ the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction
Please call and examine our Goods whether Yen
want to buy or not, we want your opinion Of them
We charge nothing for showing our Goods but
take pleasure in doing SO. CHA'S SHETLAND
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Mississippi and Missouri; D


Mississippi and Missouri r. Y
InN and after Monday. APRIL LIST. 1859 and
- hntii further notice. trains wi!lleave nav.
port, Tor Museatine Iowa City, and Co,umbn. o.,
Sundays excepted as foll9ws:
lst Express train at e.so =.
5 Trains leave Iowa City as follows: a.
LIST Express Train at On n =.
Mail train leave Washington At IN = -
s s, , Mn.s.tins Junction. for Muscatne
Sd Express Train At s.oo y. y.
For Iowa City, o'oo :. u.
Isl Express train At lo..n =,
Trains leave Dasesroa for Chieayo =, :. -.
\. N. and Gas II. H. WV
pas,ngers going west make direct connee,,o,u
west. Ut al points
Inc morning train going east conra.3. :.
cAGp JUNCTION with the Michigan SOME, az ~
,erheon .rain; passengers thereby save ail ae,.1
Sonhtctohs made at Muscatine With IN. = .aa..
PACKETS Tor Burlington, Keokuk, 81 Loui. ssus'
PASSENGERS going east make direct ca.. w:
n nocA Island with the Chicago and Rock fla.
\. trains for oil points cast s.nth ana ,a.s
Also WIN the Gaiena, Dubuque and 81. Pan, nas,1
ets Ut Davenport. aoi packs
PASSENGERS are reminded OF II. ,.....:..
eivhs distinct direetsona a. to the d..si. :.,s ~
Oh tneir pasg Also 70 procure ii. ) -. l.ass
otaking their seats in the ears. oe'oFe
) Al~il II. 1859. J.r. vpAcvs
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N wxr.roNy0 d ia
-. ...,.,. urusestile and Da1aoe0 Aab
co:LLE@b!
Situated: Corner Of 5A aud Brady st'',
DAyEsPoKT, IOWA. =
rounded by Davis 4 Upton. April. 1852 --'''
4. 9. Triton, PRINCIPAL ana Proprsstor'
DIRECTORS:
Inn John n. Cook. RI Rev. u: y: PowerAD'D
Hon Jno. 7. Dillon. pr. = 4; ba.um n
u w, p wea hi,.s =. s'a II 5.Bassssr
..n n cotiu. Esq lsaac NeeuA. Esq
sss !. Putnam. ESQ nenr, , Evans. Esq
nn... 80 -. n Richardson, Esq.
Il 4. O'Hea, ESQ w. -,
~,,. /. nav the largest and most thorough Inssitu-
don in the West, for the proper edae"oh 81 ssass
men r -, sr.rr Of competent teachers is constantly
employed here The Lecturers are the most scientific
men MsEHr q Esrlsr Dunxr Cossrsrrs
and Eai,orAi Corps o. the Cities Of Davenport, Rock
vn"ns men win and BY proper inquiry thatby grad
mating Il this College, they viii obtain very importsn
nj yantagcs OVER the graduates Of ans osaer C.9nes
c.i In the country. The'Course OF Study
ca,rr,es roth foreign and domestic business, and EN-
bnces Matter ef Practice IN Cemrserel ScaSnce 0.i
Ar--wholly unknown to common .sacne.- ~ ..os.
10 obvious, viii greatly ennAncs n's ca@Sss " '~e
srsacssiAs pssx. xsH,, she most beautiful y,ssaa
in the vord-is taught at the College 70 all its
| NTH practicxl and ornamental good Busincss hauh
Wr.ns Is guaranteed to all Who complete the course
A beautifully Engraved Diplons--lithog.aphed on
hank paper, which the possessor can !old ana
place in bis port monn.ie-. awarded each graduate
This il novel and unique feature never nesoTe i"-
Tui.ian so, payable invariably In advance en.i;
1 r r.. a~A IL htv 10 uBIn
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The AnLLa u. sSrh0.i Tlell.

DioWs.-T.e celesr-t.., Clipper Piows, now 80 ex.
t.nsiyeiy In Use, can be had ri
Upton, April 81. JAS. & c. A. MYER
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Departments o: bookkeeping l. Account
NoT1TcF

THE Partnership Of tbr Undersigned having
j hsen dissolved. II becomes necessary that
al persons indebted to IA shoui,i pay up inme.
dis1slv. SNCCkEii 4 EiSENHA.r
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Would announce to the citizens OF Upton, snd
j surrounding country, that have removed 70
the room over Top,l;nson's store, where may ~
al times be found ready TO wait Oh those VINO
may favor me with call
Having permanently located here, ! am de-
termincd to do my work In such manner that no
reasonable person can find fault. viii warrant
my work. Twin take wood, wheat, corn. oats or
potatoes in exchange for pictures, Tor whiehsi
will pay tho highest market price.
Upton, De. 3la'57.i3 b. b. stMMoNs.
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sabbath School Books Published BY this
House.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book, No.
j. contains - tunes aud hymas Price ceu:s each,
cellars Per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunday
School Music Book. No. contains 81 tune. ana rs mus
price cents each, doi. per hundred. The ADnyer-
sary aid sunday School Music Book No. 3, contains
GO tunes ami hyrns price iceuts each dol per humid
The Anniversary aii Sunday. School Muse Book. No
l. isncw ready. II contains 40 tunes ava hymns; price
cents each, aoi per hundred The Anniversary
and sunday School asic Book. combining Nos. ard
:. with several additional pieces contains IS times and
hymns; price een's each. dolls. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book, Nos and , ; No. I con-
tain. e tunes ani hymns. price cent; No contains
30 tunes and hymns. price cents each, dolls p iCG;
postas- cent each The sabbath School Bell con.
tains Isl tune, and hymns; pric. l. cents EACH sdos
per hundred. postage cents each; elegantly bound
~ cents each, - dollars Per hundred CONGREGATIONAL
snsins-an eTht page t-ac-pree Is cts per dozen, Is
d9ilars per hundred.