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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES

CARTER, WILLSFOKD & co.,
Successors to Carter Mckay & Co., and P. Laner.)
On Tuesday, August 2d, 1889,
KkTB will offer for cash in front OF Warehouse No.
w ket street, large assortment Of Fresh Choice
leries comprising in part the following articles,
100 htds La Sugar, 100 boxes tobacco, vars binds
100 bags RoCOhee, 900 cases Cove Oysters,
% bags Laguyra Coffee, 2OO boxes &c Bar Soap,
50 bills New MOlasses, 900 boxes Palm SOAP,
50 u bbls MolasSes, 100 boxes Foxes Starch,
50 hbs Crushed and Powdered 100 boxes Woods Starch,
Sugar, 900 dozen Broom's
300 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 400 boxes Star Candles,
p bblS NeEsOm do 100 boxes TallOw do.
SO old Robertson County do 50 = y bbls Cranberries,
so old Rye and Bourbon do 800 dozen Painted Buck
25 = pipes Brandy, 100 boxes W K d Cheese,
. bblsWater and Butter Crack 25 bags Pepper,
ers, 3Di reams Wrapping Paper,
100 kegs Nails, assorted, 20 cases Sardines,
3Ol 600 assorted Cigars
With many other al ticles too tedious to mention.
CARTER, WILSFORD g co,
July Std No. Market street
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NOW OR NEVER.
AM the city and engaged selling county rights
for the State Of Tennessee fer tie manufacture and sale
my Patent Improved Bee Hives the superiority
Of which have been testified to by hundreds Of the worthy
eminent citizens Of country The ny
is simple and premise it is the only Hive
which proof inst the lee moe Persons DESTROYS pur
chasing either family county rights for the
the Id, find me for days the Auction
Messrs Hardy brothers, where will be ksppy them
july20-R JOSEPH KENT.
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at Lucks' Music Store.
NEW MUSEC.

Maggie Mitchell, Waltz, so cents.
Aunt Jemiuas Plaster. Comic sOng) .
sweeter than the breath Of morning, song, . /"
star Of my soul 50
Sunrise Schodish, 20
Popping in at pudding time, (Comic) IS
Music received wek, and sent postage free any
part Of the country, receipt Of tbs marked price.
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TWEnTY.TmnaE. LIkELT rEeRoE.

Finder authority Of decree pronounced at TIE July Term
u 1850, Of The Ctancey Court Lebanon in the Of In
gram aud others Henry Smih Others will expose
pa0 SALE at the court hoe door Lebanon Tuesday, 9th
o. September next. ths following judy 20 old
Lewis Is Prince - Boee Basy co. 3 ~ PsTee
90 Tom FL Hannah 49, Harriet e Jerry I6 Haby f3 John a.
Eraene 8, Sally s Barlha 4 10 Hasty Bella william l.
and Peter and Emeline,
Tefms-0nebde cash, the balance in Is months Sale at
II O'Clock A. b. JOHN x HOWARD
iuiy5o-td. Prs fee $40. Clerk & Mater.
FOR SALE.
NO. CARPENTER, about twenty six years age,
N amost excellent character Apply to
jyg7-Iw WILL L. BOYD, Jr.
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FURTHER SUPPLY OF
CHuDs' SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS,
TEsTAMENTs AND PSALMS, with notes,
TRACTS, TRACT PRIMMERs, HAND BILLS,
PICTURE REWARD CARDS, &c. &c.
Just received by CHARLES W. SMITH,
may2l-a No Al College Street.
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sAwANEE COAL.

ALEl ALE ALEl
0S BARRELS Smiths Champagne Ale;
- 25 do do Kenneth do
25 do do Bottled do
The Aes are finest made are warranted For
sale at Pittsburgh Wheeling prices, freight added No
Market street.
july3I CARTER wILsFoRD co.
HE PURE BOURBON WHISKY.
VWTE have hand about 90 Of PURE OLD BOUR
w BON WHISKY, which will he -FOUR YEARS
the nestn We anxious to close it ont
Ind would be glad If those wanting something really fne and
good would give US a call. CAR Err, WILSFORD & co,
july3l No. 5 Market Street
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LesIfe's Magazine for August.
Dickens Household W Ords, Aagusf,
Atlantic Monthly Magazine, Sc, &c. &c, for
August just received By HAGAN 4 JOHNSON
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SALE OF NEGROES.
Thomas Harris and Ohers Celia A. Fets and others.
Ya OF the County Court Of Davidson county render
ed the May term 1859 in the above will sell at
the Court house in Nashville Saturday, the 10th day Of July
Next the following negroes tow Jim, about 20 Of
Dea p years Of George Of LISA, years Of
TERMS0ne third win required ncssh and the balance
credit Notes with good security payable in Bank
Y. K. CHEATHAM,
june15 dtd Clerk 4 Master.
POSTPONEMENT.
II above sale postponed until SATURDAY the 9Th Of
August neat. +. r. @.
Jaly lS.-dtd. Zee So 90
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MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST.
Harper's Magazine,
Godey's Ladies' Bnok
PItnams Magazine,
The Great Republic, Il
KnckerbOckers Magazine. Just received BY
Iuly39 JOHN YORK 4 Coz
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Harper for August.
HarPerss Magazine for August, Just received By
UAGAN JOHNSON.
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TriaI of the In9urrectionists.

The examination Of BROWN and his associates be-
fore eight Justices of the Peace fixed for Tues
day lastat Charlestown, Va. The following is an
extract from Judge PlsKKER's charge to the Grand
Jury of the Circuit Court of jefferson county, be-
fore which the final trial will take place:
Gentlemen of the Jury-In the state Of excite
menU into which our whole community has been
thrown by the recent occurrences in this county,
feel that the charge which l usually deliver TO a
Grand Jury would be entirely out OF place. Those
occurrences cannot but force themselves upon your
attention. They must necessarily occupy q c0nsld-
cradle portion of that time which you will devote
to your public duties as Grand Jury. However
guilty the unfortunate men who are now IN the
hands of justice may prove to be- still they cannot
be called upon to answer to the offended laws OF our
commonwealth for many of the multlfarlOus crimes
with which they are charged, until Ora nd Jury,
after liligent inquiry shall decide that for these
offences they be put upon their trial.
| will moi permit myself to give expression to any
of those feelings which at once spring up in every
breast when rejecting upon the enormity of the
guilt in which those are involved who invade by
| force peaceful unsuspecting portion of our COM
mon country, raise the standard of insurrecuon
amongst us, and shoot down without mercy Virginia
citizens, defending Virginia sod against their lnVa-
| sion must remember gentlemen. that as minis
ter of Justice bound to execute cur laws faithfully
and in the very spirit of justice HERSELF must as to
every one accused of crime bold, as ule law holds
that he is innocent until he shall be proved guilty by
an honest, an independents and an impartial jury Of
! his countrymen And what is obligatory upon me
| is equally binding upon you, and upon every one
who may be connected with the prosecution and
trials of these offenders. ~ .ss ~
In these cases as in all others, you viii be con
trolled by that oath which each of you have taken
and in which you have solennly sworn that yoJ
will diligently inquire into all ofenses which MAJ
be brought to your knowledge, and that you vii
present no one through i'll will, as well as tina
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Pare always as low as by any other Route
ASK FOR 7ICEETS EY PL7SBCRG. .f
RECT LINE BETW'EEN THE EAST AN.
THE GREAT NOEsNIE- EST,
And Good Accommodations WITH usual privileges u
travelling IN charge thereof. ...."-
FuEIGHTS FORFARDEn.

~ . NA+ ~ a ~ - .... !.
By this route Frgbs q all de- cTptOn he forwarded
fEom Philadelphia New York, Boston, baltimore to point
On Railroads OF Ohio kentu Indiana Illinois, Weon
siI, Iova, Missouri, ly Railroad direct.
ne Pennsylvania Railroad also connects AZ Psbug with
cleaners by which Goods be forwarded to port the
Ohio Muskngum Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois,
Mississippi Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas Arkansas and Red
Rivers Ceve and Slndusky aud Chicago with al ports
on the North v eStern Lakes
and Shipper entrusns the transportation OK
tksr Freight to this Company, rely with confidence is
speedy transit ...
ratOf freight 70 point IN the West by me Pennyl-
Railroad at all times IS lyOrsble charged By
ether Railroad Companies.
III ? Es particular to mark packages VIA Renna. R. r.
Merchants n the West ordering goods from the East v ma
their call the Agents o. this Company al the
following places before shipping letters addressed TO ether oil
the subject freigts will with prompt attention
u, ,. SNEEDER, Philadelphia.
NAGRAW a Rooms, 80 North street, baltimore
IEECl 4 70, No. Aser House, o.. No. ], s. VIM. S.
n Y.
LEIGH 4 Co No a Kilhy street. Boston.
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Phila.
L L. H0UPT, General Ticket Agent, Phila.
~ TBOS A. SCOTT. General Sup't, AltoonS Pa ljsns-u
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you viii leave no one unpresented through fear or
favor. but in all your prcsentments you shall pre-
sent the truth, the whole truth, and nothing butse
truth" Do this, gentlemen, and you will have full
filed your whole duty. Go beyond this, and in
place of that diligent inquiry, and calm invesuga-
ton which you have sworn to make, act upon pre-
judice or from excitement of passion, and you will
have done wrong to that law in whose service you
are engaged.
As / before said. these men are now in tie hands
of justice. They are to have fair and an impair
tial trial. We owe it to the Of justice as well
as to our own characters, that such trial should
be afforded them. If guilty, they will be sure to
pay the extreme penalty of their guilt-and the
example OF punishment, when thus inflicted by viz
tue of law, will be beyond all comparison more
eficacious for our future protection than any tor
ture to which mere passion could subject them.
Whether, then, we be lnpublic or private position,
let each one of us remember that as the law has
charge Of these alleged Offenders. the law alone,
through its recognized agents, must deal with them
to the last 1t tolerate interference by others
with duties it has assumed to itself II true 10 her
self, and true she viii be, our commonwealth through
her courts OF justice viii be ready to punish the
offence of such interfe renee she Is to punsnthese
grave aud serious offences with which she is now
about TO deaI-n case the offences be proved by le
gal testimony to have been perpetrated- Let Us ALL
gentlemen bear this in mind and in patience await
the result-eOnideRt that result viii be whatever
strict and impartial justice shall determine to be ne
ceSsary ana proper.
1t would seem, gentlemen-and yet speak from
no evidence, but upon vague rumOrs which have
reached me-that these men who have lately thrown
themselves upon confidently expected to be join
ed by our slaves and free negroes, and unfured the
banner of nsurreeton and invited this class Of
citizens to rally under it, And yet, as told, they
are unable to obtain a single recruit.
The following is the commitment Of the insurrec-
tionis.s and the warrant to the sheriff to summon
eight justices to examine the facts with which they
stand charged:
State of Virginia, Jefferson county, to wit To
the Sheriff Court and to the keeper of the Jail of
said county: These are tocommand you, in the name
of the commonwealth of Virginia. forthwith to con-
vey and deliver into the custody of the keeper Of
said jail and to receive and safely keep the bodies
Of John Brown, Aaron g. Stephens and Edwin Cop
pee and Shields Green and John Copeland
Before me. ROGER CHEW.
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The 0vIEDO-BARTIETF WBDDNG.--This event, which
was chronieled with much detail in the New York
papers, has left behind it some unpleasant conse-
quences. A Mr.. E. c. sTEnMAN published in the
New York Tribune satirical poem upon the affair,
which greatly offended and exasperated Lit BARTLETT,
the father of the bride, who proposed at first to
cowhide the poet upon sight. Refectonard advice,
however induced him to send SrEDMEN note de-
handing retracton, and couched in language indi-
catiye of determination to demand, IN case Of re-
fusal, the usual SUBTRACTION in cases where gen
tIen1en find themselves aggrieved Mr.. STEDNAN re-
piled in a note, offensive in its character, in which
he declined to withdraw syllable which he had
written and appointed friend to act for him in the
further progress of the difficulty. Lieut.. BARriETT
shen discovered that Mr.. sTElyAS was not his equal
socially, and resolved to bring action against him
for libel. The Tribune Qrom which journal we OBJ
tain these facts) says that Mr. SrEDNN is gentle-
man of standing and respeetahility. His father
Charge d Afdirs to Sardinia under Gen. TGYIOR's
administration and his relatives and friends are Of
the best families of New York q I. !
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FIRST CLASS.

Spirits Of urpenne, eamphae burning fluids a11 varnsh
viii oaly Be taken al oWnef risk. * -r- T 2,
GunpOwder and friction matches, and other arti-
ces viii be charged a. local faes Of each Roa only
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To Corresponaenrs.

II viii save great deal unnecessary trouble friends
in writing us sils bea in mir following rules:
Of your letter. Z - .a-si -
II wish the Paper changed from one ece another give
both Offices in null
II you write business and other matters, write separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited all such facts
and subjects he Of nfofna interest public
Anonymous Communications ofWhatever character win receive
no attention.
Correspondents Should only upon OF the paper
We cannot unjer'ak to return rejected communications.
II letters business should be directed Messrs E g.
EASrMAN co., personally to either Of Pro.
pretors
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VIII carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks Virginia,
To Chattanooga and Dalton and stiops ts kasi Tsenu
and Georgia Railroad at dollars Of 20 pounds
To Nashyi and all Stations the Nashville 4 Chattanoog
Railroad. at niue dollars per tor Of 2nqo Pousts-
Tuscumbia and Satia1s Of Tuscumha, ths
Memphis Charleston Road, uine ears son.
ions ives. Of Tuscumba, At Twelve dollars re- ton
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FURNISHING AND .FANCY GOODS.

NAE reesiving hne assortment Of Furnishing
w Goods, Of which Sd IRfSeveTy variety Of sat
terms and latest Styles Ce lars Gloves SusIenders Robes Neck
1ies Pocket handkerchief Umhrellos UNDERWEARevery
variety Money BeEALF HOSEcf Cotton, Woo Aerino and
Csshmere-TRAVELING SHAWLs, Gaun.lots Of Becks<ins
Bic and Calf, &C., Ter sale hy
u J. r. Ac6Li'A-
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DAIy's Aromatic valley whiskey.

DaIy's Aromatic valley Whiskey.
..F. DOB From tie GdEsessOH Era. % g. -- % r. f'Fs 7
We have hesitation prononncng equal IL not SUPERIOR
to any have drank. .E.1 rtr
DaIy,s Aromatic valley WhfSkey.
/ - Frong the Memphis Daily Eagle d Enquirer.
been by the highest scientific and medical
authority pure healthy simulant entirely free from dele
ferrous anxtGre We recommend with perfect confidence
TO those who require alcoholic stmuant for medical PUr
noses tDalys Valley Wrkey' superior Gin Cordial,
French Brandy Madeira Wines and indeed all other
varieties spirits which sold in this markets for not one OF
them be found in state No inelgsnt physician
would the rahhess to prescribe Port Vine or French
Brandyfor patient patent to all the world that they
are had except base compounds in the Mississippi
Valley l..rrr. ..-..,.... s.. .....
would recommend sutsbefO medicinal public pur
poses. a-fa....s.... "a riChAs. i, JAohSoS,- =
It is without any deleterious admixture. 90
- JAS. r. CHILT0N, n. D., New York.
Entirely free from auerating ingredients, frequently
used JAS. j. MAPEs, New York
IT. Consumers can depend upon getting pure article when
ouiy WIN. II DAILY,
I9 South William Street, New York,
- Sole Proprietor.
For sale In Nashville by RAwORTH & GLENN.
"a
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We tried them IN Family and hni them superior
to any in use.L A. SisSer cas- Ga=etfs. t,s lr- a
TTTy J. T. LORD, Agent,
sen95 -.EI As North Col lege Street.
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NEW BOOKS. .54
IN STORE AND FOR SALE BY
f. II "A q "A N
NO. 80 MARKET STREET.
THIRTY YEARS IN rnE ARCTIC Or the Adventures Of
Sir John Franklin Price 81 SO
Fora YEARS By W. B. Whtesar One
volume, lsmo, cloth 81 %, o..
MARKY's Book OF ANIMALS
do do do Prose and Poetry,
do do do Tales and Stories, sf.t-
do 90 Birds
do do do Wonders,
Each in Cloth; Emo. Price rs cents. t
DICK AND By Caharne NJ TroWbridge Price 75c.
MY BGOKA collection Of Tales by Mrs AoultOn. One
I2m. vol Price 81 IS.
TRAvELs Of Alexander Won Humboldt with intro
Two WAYS WEDloCK, Novel. Price 81 IS
ARCHTFECTURAL WORKS.
HAGAN has just received soan's City and Suburban
eet1re containing designs details public
efihcss and private residences.
Sloans Model Architect with designs specifications, and e
Soans Carpenters Guide Riddles Scientific stair
Builder, with other Standard and valuable Buldng
Architecture, &c.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
HAGAN has Just received large general Assortment
Of Medical Books, among which are Per
GRAYs New Work ANATOMY; 81,
oct25 ~
r. HAGAN,
| oet25-d&wtf 30 Market Street.
Il
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NUMBER 188.
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This valuable sad popular ssdsns prepared via ~
Germany, in a most con reasui ana poass sor.sslss
universally received he most favorable recon
Discerning Ruhlc, a tie -.--s.-,---.--
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APEI2IENT
n use, and ss as snEssO s7,r ssnsey s-
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used with ne best e1ectin all 80 -Fr
Boas and Fs0ras Diseases scr Ra1ge1e Loss o. ADps.
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SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
It i particularly adapted 70 ne wants Of Travellers and
Lard Residents IN Hot elInatss Persons q seisntay
80 vessels nd Planters vii ana Il SaIas5ie al
their Hedicins Clsss.---rs =
viii hose who have nssd il it mas high favor and
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"a Soss sSd R5sa1adss-It gives tie bastsatisp W
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usual during PregacaeYields speedily, and with marked
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keep ID any Climate All sre5 rsagirss v ~ s
produce adetghtfuI eaervescent beverage.
faken IN The morning. g never nterfes with The aEoeoas
Of tie day, acting gently the restoring digestive
& a a ssIS ana .1sssSs ,2as q ne sae sat
every also enables TIE enjoy many
barred and without which life Is rksoune and dstTessia
from professional ard other gentlemen
standing throughout
increasing popularity FOR series o. strongly
PspSrsd and sod wholesale and Retail by
JOHN A. 7AERANF & CO., Druggists. - ~
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TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
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XIEsTERDAY morning. Lady's Gold Anchor
watch. with the name Of Edward Farre, Bra street
ana the 5000 In idea Gold Chain, LOcke Key and PHI
we're attached Watch lost the Public square or n
It's vicinity The udeF viii be suitably rewarded F Saving
at the Rookstsrs, No. 4, College srsSt
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Arrive az ChAttlnOoga AZ 500 A. n and s:0a P NJ,
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Advertisers exceeding ia e space contracted
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IN the WEEKLY.
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Transient advertisements mast be pail for at the tins Of
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
ORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN sROCE
Nl Of the county of Meeker and etate 0

MORTGAGE sALE.-JoHNI RoCH
M. Of the county Of Meeker. and State Of
Minnesota, mortgagor, on the Ninth day Of
July A. D. 1858, conveyed BY mortmge of
that date to John Potts Brown, Of the witty OF
New York, mortgage, the following described
lands lying in said county Of Meekec, td'wit :
The North East quarter Of Section nltnber
Twelve of Township number One hundrcdand
twenty, of Range Thirty west; which mort
gage with the power Of sale therein contained
was duly recorded in the Office Of Register Of
Deeds for said county, on the tenth day Of
said July, at one O'Clock P. ~, IN Book Bot
mortgages, page 284 So. Defaul: has bean
made in the condition Of said mortgage by tie
> ,npayment o. the sum thereby secured and
there is due and claimed thereon ct the date
Of this. notice the sum of Two hundred and
forty dollars and fifty CENTS: and no suit OF
proceeding has been instituted at Law for the
recovery OF said sum or any part hereof
Therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue
Of said power Of sale which has become ope-
rative BY said default, and of the statute in
such cases provided, the said mortgaged prom
Uses will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the front door Of said
Registers Office, at Forest City in said county
on the Sixteenth day Of September 1858, ct p
o'clock in the afternoon, to raise said amount
due with interest and the expenses allowed by
law 3.fHs. :xr JOHN POTTS BROWN, i
Dated August 4th 1860. ~" Mortgage,
HENRY D. BrxAs, Atty. h2 4 aug4-tds
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GREAT INDICTMENT!
More Men Wanted ln.n,edtotezv.

4 FEW more active and enterprising young
II men can lind immediate employment by
which they can make from six hundred to one
thousand dollars q year, to act as agents for
several new popular works just published, ex-
clusively for agents, and not for sale in book
stores. We have great number Of agents
employed, reany of whom are making from
fifteen to twenty dollars per week. Those
wishing to engage in this pleasant and preita-
tie business, viii, for particulars &C.. address
C. L. DERBY 4 Co.,
Publisher aud Wholesale Bookseller,
Sandusky City, Ohio.
Editors Of Newspapers giving the above and
following three insertions, and calling atten-
ton to il, and sending . copy containing it,
will receive any three Of the following works:
Life Of Napoleon, by Headly 81 Is
Life Of Lafayette, do l25
Life Of Josephine, do l Is
Wild Scenes Of o Hunters Life 1875
Life of Mary and Martha Washington 1875
Odd Fellows Amulet 12
Any person wishing any of the above books
can have them sent by mail, free Of postags5
on -eceiptof the above retail price. Addres,
aug25-3w G.. L. DE RBY sec
Publishers.