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AMERICAN ENTERPRfsE IN THE EAsr.-Seve-
raj new fields for American enterprise in Asia
appear to be opening at once. Japan and
China are not the only ones. While Europe
has been either ignorant or doubtful of the
immense importance of the River Amoor, "a
stream hardly inferior TO the Mississippi,)
running between the Russian and the Chinese
possessions. quite number OF Yankee mer-
chants aud sea-captains have found it out, and
have been taking advantage of il. Several
cargoes OF sugar were the first consignment
ventured to this region. The Central Asiatics
were not only surprised, hut greatly gratifivd
by the unexpected supplies, at much cheap
er rate than their previous overland supplies
had ever been afforded. Sugar fell in price
80 per cent. at NovgorOd, and the Americans
made handsome speculation out Of their
undertaking.
This is only an example OF what can be
done with numerous other commodities, man
ufaeiured and agricultural. A large aud Ia
ereasing population along the river offers
steady and profitable market for orr produc-
tions. By way of Panama and California,
we can contend successfully with England for
the control OF the greater part of Bat
PasTiox
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01
Age and Debility.

As old age creeping on, brings many atten-
dant infirmities. Loss of appetite and weakness i'm
pair the health and want of activity makes the mind
discontinued and unhappy. In cases where old
age adds its influence is almost impossible to add
vigor and health and although many remedies have
been tried all have failed until BERHAVE'S HUI
LAND BIrTERS were known aud used. In every
case where they have been employed they have in
variably given strength and restored the appetite.
They have become great agent for this acne, and
are used by many people who suffering from loss
of appetite and general debility. In OF long
standing chronic diseases, they act a CHARM nvg-
Grating the sy tenn thus giving another oppor
tunity to repair physic injuries.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

FuGIrIvE SLAVE ExcrrEaKSr.--There Is
fagitiye slave excitement in Nebraska. A
Missouri STAKEHOLDER. named Nnckoli, recent
~ removed TO that Territory with namber
Of slaves, aud established himself At Omaha.
The slaves snddenly len him, crossing the
river and hnding refuge in Iowa The master,
aud some twenty -dss. other men In Omaha.
threatened 10 cross over amer them and exc
cute summary vengeance upon the parties
who are charged with harboring the fugitive,
hat al lac, accounts aothing OF serious ma
tare had happensd-
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DIED.

On the 25tb Of December, at the residence of her
son, Capt J. C. Leake, in this city, Mrs. SARAH LEAKE,
in the e7th year Of her age
Mrs. J. had lived in Nashville for more than forty
years. She was born in Rockingham county North
Carolina. When very young she engrated with an
elder brother To sumner county, Tenn, and subse-
qucntly married 10 John Leake, OF Henry coun-
ty, Va, whom she survived more than quarter OF a
century Her life of sorrow aud vicissitude,
such few have experienced; bat her faith in the
mercy and goodness of God vas clear and und1ned
TO the last. She died, she hld lived for many
years, in the bright hope Of Gloric,s Immortality
She a faithful and pous 'mber n he Christian
Church, quiet, unostentltious ~ - lners and de-
pertinent she much beloved b.: Ill who knew
her modest domestic worth; for her province lay at
home, and beyond It's quiet precincts she seldom
The loving, SELF sacrificing mother OF twelve
children, but three (two sons and daughter)
vve to mourn her rreparate loss May her death
be sancthed to them, and may they live aud die as
she died, the life and death Of The righteous.
X
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01
F o r S A L E +,
AFINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
Situated on McGavcck street,
Iu Nest Nashville.

+ Will. sell at private sale that beautiful and 80
Il commodions residence OF Mr. CuARLis W. LID.
ANnEEssx on McGaVOck street, and adjacent FIJI
that OF the Rev Mr. Rec land Gloss "a the resdepce
OF Mr. fayless. The lot fronts leo feet McGavock
street and back i6e5 feet to II feet alley, aud
Is enclosed with tinc cedar picket fence The house
n story brick, containing six rooms In the main
huildng vith Stare-rooFs China closet together with
vegesbie ami Coal cellars, Stable, Carriage house
&c. There is also upon the premises splendid els
The house Is enterely new with al the modern
improvements, and hnshod in the superb style
of architecture, and With eve n comfort and
Veniencr. An cxamiRatiaa VI the premises viii on
vince the mast ftstidpus that Is OF the most
cs-~pIete residences that has been offered To the pub
lie.
LISA well esssbii-hed fact that that portion Of
West Nashville IL The meet desirable II any other
account of society. heai:h and easy approach the
CITY besides the other Advantages THAI presents
the hu- mess man. The fac that the Corporation
i heavy should be intueemcut 10 those iShlne
90 purchase homes give tbs RAISING noiee, IL
Is an IL is repres ntsd D. be, viii sell II desired
100 feet more adjoining tie above and that Of Mr.
Reel nH
The Rev. 1T. Houston, the present occupant, will
take pleasure IN showing the premises 10 any one
that may wish % examine
A. II not said privately befnre MONDAY, THE SID
oF JANUARY 1859 I VIII ener i Al public sale at
the Cur; house gate The highest bidder.
Trzas os sara crela ~ one. two and three
years with bearing ialeFert, well endorsed pay
able IN Bank and ien retaines.
T. II. GLAsCncK,
aecsl-td s-e-s- Real HstAte Agent
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For the Patriot.
THE INFANT YEAR.
By RANDALL.

Hark what sound, mid and soft. as tho
Hid beneath the passions OF a storm, watts
Der the earth its plaintiye notes; vibrating,
As loosely through the troubld winds it flows
Hark again it comes with cries more
MournfuI, and il dies away and seems
Buried in the folds Of gathering clouds
That hover DER our heads in fearful majesty.
It's the infant year whose advent now is - J
Made into this world Of woes; see how j
Fra thing it is, folded III the arms Of
Nature, and clothed in its chilling robes,
With icy tasseis dropping from its folds,
And giittering the first morning
Rays, as tho it were a thing to live and die
With time; mark how tenderly on the bosom
OF time it lays IFS tiny head; as an infant
Ciinging to its mother for nourishment and
Strength it nesties closer, tho 1t fan
Would hide itself from earthly things.
Let's mark its course with it we Nend our
Way-droppng as We pass, each wither'd flower
that
Blooms along our path.
See how like dew before
The balmv breath OF spring its chilling habIl.ments
Melt into air and minge with the
Floating clouds in unknown realms, until
Its freezing nature becomes breezes
Blown from The bosom of the fresh
Budding rose: its crown of crystal ice
Like tears flow away and enters into
That ever living stream whose course moves on
To eternity.
Spring now does mantle it in
Verdant vesture, and DER the stage Of
Life with all the grace and ease Of
Veteran ii proudly moves; from infancy
To childhood has it grown; the spring
Time Of life and nature, along its
Path now peeps the messengers ofNcomng
Pleasures, Warbling birds are hcaralding
Tue joys Of unborn seasons, the forest
Trees waking from their sunbers
And lifting up their heads with shouts
or joy, they welcome the youthful year.
Marx with what tender signs it
Woes the blushing summer, the bride OF
Spring how soft it breatLs into her ears,
The tale Of natur's love, like lovers
Whose souls are knit together by hopes
OF bliss unspeakable they meet; and clasp'd
In each others arms with but one heart,
Like meeting waters they minge into one.
Thus pass's
Infancy and youth, age now comes on,
Tho still erect and treading firm
There seems hcaviness Of heart that tells
or pleasures lost. the bride Of Spring Is dead
How short. how sweet her life, the
Year is again alone, slowly but surely It's
Drawing Ia a close its locks do
Whiten with the frosts Of life, tears
Are flowing, as braveIy through the storm
1t fights its way, leaves from the
Forest trees are falling, couch for
The weary year. Hark What sound is that
'Tis the infant year whose brief
Career we We watched: lfc's pilgrimage
Is DER.
NASHVILLE, 1858.
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ORGANIZING a WnDERSEss.-We do not
quite see the pressing necessity for organizing
the Territory of Arizona AZ this session.
The representations that have been made al
Washington in reference Ia the extent OF its
population. must be exaggerations Of the
mont extensive character, IL the statements OF
disinterestsd pereons who have been IN the
Territory. aud know all about IL. are true. II
seems there Is but one store Ia the entire Ter
ritofy; aud II one store il Sufficient for the
population. II would not seem Ia be n great
hardship to suggest To them the propri' ~ Of
waiting awhile before '.OrganiziBg.r A. 20
rsBere would seem 10 be little or nothing 10
"OrganiIe." ~ u ElTFsss
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The following lines by tho remaining daughter o,
he deceased, TO the memory of her mother, are as
beautiful as they are appropriate:
She is dead, our loving mother,
Her pilgrimage Is o'er,
She has gone to meet her loved ones,
Her parting Is more;
Fled's all trace Of pail forever,
From her pare placid brow,
Grief can dim its beauty never
But, we've no mother now
The wntry winds signing,
Above her pulselcss breast,
Yet, no bitter wall 81 anguish,
Can e'er disturb her rest;
She received the heavenly token
And her soul with rapture thriIl'd- s.
Ere the golden bowl was broken,
Or the hearts bright fountain child.
She is gone To God and angels
Are her companions now,
And "a fadeIess crown Of glory
is cleaning on her brow;
Yet, my heart is sad and lonely,
And my future life looks drcar
For twas her sweet counsels only
Could soothe and bless me here.
And our homes look DIRK and dreary,
OF her oheerfal snailes bereft,
And very sal and weary,
Are the children she has lefl;
Bat We know-tho' from our circle,
Our brightest e~tl's rven,
The mother, We havr lost on earth
Wen nad again in, Heaven.
BIKnis NEsS COTTAGE Dee 20, IsSs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01
Large Arrivals Of Goods.

I'D John Bell. Rnnvan. etc, an extensive stock Of
Merchandise of the different varieties IN the various
sssortments Of Trade. TN THIS MORNING, at 10
o'clock We will commence sales md continue
daring the week, both day aud night until the entire
STOCK closed The Trade Is especially invited TO
attend these SUES as the Goods viii be in lots
sacrifices may be expected. Terms, usual Cash.
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The whole, the boundless

To-dly the city is sleepy and seeketh a
snooze. Nog has knocked people on the nod
die, and they hang their heads in doze.
Troublesome Fand. laxative Congressman
have relieved MS OF their rollieking presence.
and run out of town after making haul Ct
ten dollars per diem, and the Capitol Feposes
Police officers are as tired as foX-hunters after
a chase, and rub their eyes. The very houses
have drowsy look. and even the sun shines
languidly And thus, after a storm of rev
elrv. the calm of exhaustion has come
Wash States
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

SHOCKING ACCIDENT Friday night last,
a hand on the freight train, named Barnes,
from about Tuscumhia, was instantly killed
by the cars at BrownsbOro' Depot. He at
tempted 10 get on the train after the cars
were in motion. fell and the wheels passed
over him, cutting him in two.-HuntsriUe Id
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v.ans TO, Sale.

il afe4 ca the old Lebanon road, and called
-snf h,s TaraTske. irentinF Immediately sid Pike
about miles from the CITY frart - Lard containing
about u y Acres absut - etesred the balance
heavily tgaAered- IEoB the tTass are tso exeF-fsi
lag springs ata b-antifai hadinE ssts. The soil
e the hnest saalay aad susceptible & the highest
state II entivatsa and .s tlsshf ! unusually heaxy
This tact - a part ~ tie Jno. AcAarry land and
aus thai % J. r Iabos's hrirs. @. w. AcAurry
Bssdrr aad jus NcMarry. I woala invite The sisen
tisa = thes wishing parehs.e desirable piece AZ
had ~ gsvs the sxaH instinn, a. am eoneteEt
they all be Einased, n u rqsl. q ss .atrs@ss g.
any lisat las beeA oatrcd Iog sttr. For tefuas &c
aapsy h 4 X. Gi-AScDck
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HOIlOwayss Pill

HOIlOwayss PfIls.--rhese Pills alone, among
all the medicines in existence possess the property Of
cleansing and regulating the bowels and purifying the
animal fluids without depress ng either body mind
Sold so Maiden Lane, Y. dec29-lw
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On che avenue.

There was rush on the avenue last night.
Everybody was out to enjoy the very delight
ful weather and the promenade. His Excel
lency, the President, together with Lord
Napier. the British Minister, and many other
nOtables were conspicuous in the throng. AT
the street-crossings, which. by the way, are a
little muddy, one was, obliged to wait and
feast at the passover until the tide of cri-
Moline swept on, and allowed to go his way.
The sun is out again somewhat to-day. and
,crinoline. if it had got over the fatigue of
7merry Christmas, might exclaim-s ~
- No pent-up weather
Confines our bowers
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01
James'S Neuralgic Fluid

L Neuralgia, SPrtinS, Bruises, ChibainS, Headache,
&c 1t never fails. II prepared by the late Rev.
eit-what have is warranted to be genuine. Per
Bottle One Dollar
Bed-3ug E5ane---lrives from old houses and
old bedsteads Bugs anu eas. Only 25 per bot
tie.
The Gr9fenberg COnsumptive,s Balm
is recommended to the attention at all having fec
tons of the Lungs Coils, either severe or light
When all other PectnraI medicines have failed, this
may with certainty be relied on.
In early stages of COusumI.tion a certain cure.
In the last stages a very blessed relief
All those who have weak lungs should its vir-
tues, which nderfully eiIicacous disorders
not to be tribe with Many citizens Of Nashville
attest its curative powers. In thirteen years the
Grefcnberg Medicines have never been known to fail
in doing what ever has been promise for them.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
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4. A Gallery of Famous Poets.

Wah an Introductory Essoy.
BY Prof HESRY coPPEE. Professor IF English Ii'era
tnre in the University OF PENNSYLVANIA torccouSy
Illustrate by upwards Of one Hundred Engrarnqs on
Steel. Richly bound in antique Morocco
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Nashville, Dec. 81, 1858
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Ladies and Gentlemen

nav learn write with ease elegance and rapidly.
Mr. ~ believes the many hundreds of pupils he has
taught i'm this place. within the last fifteen years, will
BE- the best evidence of his a Teacher but
those who wish further testimony referred his
large circular where thew will and the unqual-
fed testimony from the best sources in the United
States, during the LIS; twenty years.
They will there find the best evidence Of the great
ut lity beauty and simplicity OF Photography.
Hours u IL A. NJ 3 TO p. NJ, and TO 9 a night
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MAR IEED.

On Thursday morning, by the Rev. DR.. Howell, Mr..
JOIN II. wELLs, of Marshall county, Tenn, to Miss
MARY E. WADE, OF this city.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

On SATURDAY MORNING, January l. 1859, we
~ viii sell largo assortment Of and second
hand CarpetiuCs aud SunIries.
Also, Doige's Fine Fruit Trees.
Gec3l-2t BENZ F SHIFI rs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01
The American Ronaparte.

1t would seem that Napoleon is not partic-
nlarly fond of his american COUSIN" Cap
tain Bonaparte Of Baltimore who, with his
venerable father, Jerome Bonaparte, Esq., of
Baltimore, recently made visit to Paris,
which extended over period of six months
and during that time they were unable TO OBJ
tain an interview with their imperial relative.
Captain Bonaparte entered the French army
as lieutenant several years ago, and has
been all this time working up to his present
grade, though he served with distinguished
valor in the Crimean war and elsewhere. So
he certainly has had no favor shown him. Re-
ports Of various and distinct authorship in
dictate that the Young COrsicO-American has a
party in France with whom he is very pop
ular and that men of standing openly es
pouse his cause, condemning the mean jcai-
ousy Of the Emperor in endeayoring to keep
him in the back ground, and declaring that il
only depends upon hims If to become lead
ing man in the country. despite its magnate's
opposition.
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For Cairo and st. Louis

CONNECTING AT PADUCAH AND CAIRO WITH THE
L. : MAIL PASSENGER PACKETS FOR
MkMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE.
fTNHE splendid new passenger =
L steamer, y. NJ. RUNYAN, HESSNzSS=
JAS. miller, Master, viii leave S5@%>s-s
for the above and all intermediate ports on TUES
DAY. the 4th inst, at O'Clock +. NJ The Runyan
will give through tickets To all of the above points
A. HAMILTON,
Janl-td Agent.
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Steamboats,.
For Memphis, Sunday.

FTNHE fine passenger packet - III
l. SAIIIE WEST, J. " Cor ss-sl sssrastsa-
BETT, Master. will leave for the
above and all Intermediate ports on SUNDAY, Jan.
2nd, at II O'Clock NJ. For freight or passage apply
on board or to A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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NEGRO WOW for Sale.

A NO. NEGRO BOY VIII be offered TO the highest
IA bidder for cash, AT thu Market House on Satur-
day, January lst, at 10 O'Clock.
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New Orleans and Nashville
Packet

THE splendid Fast Running 4 Gsn -
i Steamer, 7 C. TWiCHFII., r17-l r-r-ssssnsstti-r3
HARRY MCCoMAs Master, Will s-zzZ--zzEss-l==Ezz51.
run as above, making regular eighteen day trips be.
tween New Orleans and Nashville.
This fine passenger steamer viii be here soon as
water will permit and continue in this season
She viii depart hence
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-01

- The plan Of this beautiful work is orig
in" as IL is attractive. In respect is IL a mere
producti''n Of the Shakespeare Galleries. and "He-
roineS Of Shsksneare.' well known 20 the trade;
but with striking novelty and tas" combines the
~ telling qraiy of Charles lamb with the Prac fnl
criticism # Mrs. jameson
g Our new cic~rope is the wife Of nr. J. ".
Palmer, who wrote the "Golter nagon," 50 many
fine oriental articles in the New Cyclo,ia and the
Atlantic Monthly. well the Califrrip sketches in
.sPutnam - and the popu lar comedy OF the oueeps
Heart ''--Bostofs Transcript
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3. The Court of Napoleon: or, Society
under the First Empire.

With suPsrb Portraits Of its Beauties Wits and He
roines BY FRANK G,oDRIcH. One elegant Alto
vol, antique Morocco.
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For New Orleans.

rTNHE new passenger steamer a
il JAMES JOHNSON, JESSE ----=l r-sSssszzAssnr, |
JOHNSON, Captain viii leave Tor szxzzzEsZ=szsrzaz
the above ana all intermediate landings, MONDAY
January rd, O'Clock F. NJ For freight or passage
apply on board "r TO
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For MgnlnIlis.

TUE splendid passenger a GR -
: DAsHErI, Capt, will leave
above MONA 4 the 3rd inst, at II o'clock
NJ. For freight or passage apply on board To
Janl-ti A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Excelsior" Corn and Cob Mill.
PEN Nj A y $ ship
AND
P H O NOG R A HY
MIR. DO{.RE AKs

WILL commence giving lessons in WRITING AND
w PHoNnGRAPHY. IN his commo lious rooms, over
the store al j. McGil at the corner Of Coegetreet
~ 81 a.lA
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ET Ma COAL.

FINE supply q this eeanornscai Coai - no,x
n hand the 44tna Cssa YaFi back ~ th- Nash
vile aHd Chattanooga Railroad Depot aud selling Il
fellow ing low pFlcess
Large lamb and rocnd Cal - cents ,ser bushef or
IS so per Ton. Ha
Mixed, large and fne. Coal 70 cents per bashei or
IS 90 per fnn.
Fas Coal 10 seAts per bushei. OF 81 % pr Tsn-
Try i and yse VII sooa be eonytDced IL - The best
rssai N the market
decsI-iy sAML J. AGNEw
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For New Orleans.

THE fine passenger steamer = IN
i RED ROVER STRONG Master, szcs. 1fsSfttssr;
will leave for the above and all -r-a<lsr-' -'N-~
intermediate ports WEDNESDAY. the 5tli inst .
O'Clock +. NJ. For freight passage apply on board
o \. HAMILTON.
janl-td Agent.
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7. Boydell's Illustrations of Shaks.
peare's Dramatic Works.

Consisting OF near One Hundred Splendid Eqgrari,,qs
after the most distinguished British Artists Twovols
Elephant Folio.
- orhInal london 1903 editinn lnn irnrrossio,s
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Most Valuable City Property
F O r S A L E

AM no~ e1ersng for essr tle Iinese and La On
l. Cherry street, aa~ occupied BY Mr. = wuikN
Ire hsuse = very large ksd eosnnineiasuk, co1ilia
Iag tseEty reus, With servant raanas, cellrs
1tAi End soo-i sheds, Sc-. Ar The Hnase : n goS.d
rider, masi a beng r~erntly Febslt aud heftrr
saRfsee fer nr.a class bszsrdsng hoass tits ans
hsase IN Nashville.
The lot abnat sky ave feet frcnt ky eus han.
sresl ard zeventy ave fret; Aad tbs huase sitEa
ID oa the ia g. sfHan a addiIian that wnsid
'en.ier a etanrns-iheaz <ny Hstri ~ fur cfty
A kFke faartsoh q the faFnEIafe Cza - psarrhas-
4 ~itA TIE hoaze 4 desired.
n h ~sti knoen that hotal -kesfang thts estv
aa<s psoaEaee eas1azes& Aaa - any M1sAsine o.
gage n sarh aserafiQe .tt2s exrelient ap1-sr-
snity nrt-Es AZ etx hie hcatslh a4uE eoa seni-
"a tFtafi tlse b isiBszz FN.rtinns q car cas-.
Far teruns, ke-, appsy IL
aerea-u Aya LfSrSIEY.
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6. Roberts's Views in the Holy Land

Win Historical and descriptive Text by Rev. Dr.
CRoIv Embelltshed with highly finished Drawings
in Lithography, heaut ully tinted. new Library,
vols, s'To., fun Morocco.
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Wanted.
Lard IaId!! Larfiit,

TlNIIg undersigned wishing "a purchase ffoIa
II 100 Ia SEQ barrels ~ Lard per week Tor Wh4csi
they ALL pay Cash GrocsFies- an rerssrns having
call No Marei street ta.fsre max a sale A. the
highest Prise VII be given BY
Jaai-u eAsTlR, wII1SFoRD 4 co.
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Fer Wire.

lion tie year 1889. Negro woman who Is a good
IL Cox ant nrsl-rafe Washer ana Iroaer Also,
a Negro Girl who Is good Nurse Apply Ia
A. J. Aeii fiiRTER
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