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duty they to the public their generous patronage
bestowed npOn this Salve, TO make it accessible rich
and poor that all afflicted may avail themselves of its
healing qualities.
'MY MOTHERS SALyE" is perfect Chemical Com
pound, prepared from Roots Herbs and Gums gathered
from the forest, and possesses Healing Soothing and
PainReieving virtues before combined by Saye
Ointment.
my MOTHERS SALYE' is safe and effectual and
all those troubled with Rheumatism Salt Rheum Fry
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its use great relief and in most cases permanent
my MOTHERS SALYE,' in Burn and ScaIds
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my MOTHERS SALYE" is worthy of confidence,
and thousands having used it and recommended il to their
friends is test of its worth Directions using my
MOTHERS SALVE" are simple. Every mother and
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all who use the Saye will apply it in proportions,
ed at times, and as good Judgment may direct. For
rheumatism aud other palms. rub the parts smary with
the Save In of Coughs, Tghness of Lungs,
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In any case OF PAIN good result follows the Of this
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ING, Sole Propretors, No fremont street, (twO doors
south of Court street, Boston,
Sold by G. r. SPUR, POI Main street. and by Sawyer
u Goss, West Boylston. d3taw&wly ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-30

From Sept l7h 1857, to June 18TH 1858 the subscriber
IN coarse q hs large practice made ice rejected up
was decided In his tduOr by the Commissioner of Patent
JAZZ d2awnwly n n EDDY
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Books, Stationery, 1T.
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sed entirely OF Gums, is one
er medicines now before the
n Cathartic, easier, milder,
other medicine known. II
! Liver remedy, acting first
i'd matter, thus accomplish
without any of the painful
two operations of most Ca
ystem at the same ime that
iaily in moderate doses will
III uDusual raniditv
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RLENK BOOKS & STATIONERY.
At 239 Main Street Worcester

will be found extensive Staple and Fan
cy Stationery, for mercantile and private use have
in connection with my Book Store, Bndery in good
working order, and am prepared to manufacture
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principal regulators of the
performs its functions well
are fully deVeloped, The
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-15
S0r Sale, frEiQbt or Gbarttr.

,s5s44 WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
hand to 60 on board at once Quick despatch given
u-2 u corner Pratt and Commerce streets.
sstsss WANTED-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
80 Southern port Coed rates ard cargo ready to 20
,a+szaz WANTED.-A VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
800 sNEW , ORLEANS Good rates and quick despatch
dl46 \. ". corner Pratt and Gay 5 reefs
ssSga WANTED VESSEL TO LOAD FOR
FF1ssss MOBILE Good rates and quick despatch given
dl4-t n. ". corner Pratt and Gay streets
15z FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
TGIhe fast sailing schooner "EXCHANGE, Of about
for a West India or other foreign voyage Apply 10
dI3lot a. T. q f ptlrt ! =,
sfsSglzk FOR SALE-The good schooner 'sSUM-
cd for he NoR car @H in B5tm Grrj @ well aa
grain viii sell her low by early aRplclttonto
-H--Ll- Spears wharf
ss$pss FOR SALE, FREIGHT OR CHARTER
The splendid rev brig Traycrs master;
A2 a9l2r rHATERsy B yEn5f S, rS'
a$s4 WANTED INMEDIATELY.-A vessel
EaS=Ssio LOAF for the South. Apply to
nl2u corner Of Smith wharf and Pratt Street
e1fsa FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-Ship
ssss DAVID SrEWART'' Prentiss, master ready for
business; carries about So bb|s. Apply to
+. L. BRAtNS X co,
h9u corner Lombard street and Chearside.
.g$gss FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER The
4 anST clipper brg 90: 90, B PATTERSoN,' Capt VIM
,o.c TRANEES < MITCHELL,
ol-u No 2Speays wharf.
So TO WEST INDIA AND SOUTH
sss4sl4 AMERICAN SHIPPERS -BrandvyIoe Snnera1a
Flour packed in bhs half bhs supplied at short notice
Ill SKIPPING ORDER, by JOHN :. PRICE,
- ul2Iy - South street.
44Ss4 VESSELS WANTED FOR
sSeSsE HAVANA.
me nderSigned are constantly in of vessels
to and from Havana and Natanzas.
eo, MORRELL 4 RANDALL,
- ezaI IS Exchange Place
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DIP laW4w


'FNlIo IS 10 CIV Z NUIIOE IHAI HE SUB
scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balt.
CITY, in Maryland letters of administration on the es.
tate ofZ4CCHEUS COLLINS LEE, late of said civ de
ceased having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber to her attorney NJ Courtney
Jenkins before the 10Th day of June s60 thew NAV
otherwise by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate All persons indebted said are requested to
make immediate payment Given under my hand this
7th day of December, 1859
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MmtMnaiat.

- A l. 7
- re anu u Alum Salt IN sacks; Agricultural Salt in
Sie P5 SSaEs IIrks island, Lisbon and Cadz in bulk
Also hock Salt of all convenient sizes for stock
apl2tf ~ X b E EdB
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d8law4w MARTHA A. LEE, Administrators.

ENHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
Il scEber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
more city IN Mary land letters eStamentary
FllP EULON late of said city, deceased All persons who
nave claims against the said deceased hereby warned
EXHIBIT the with the vouchers thereof to the sub
scriber on or before the LIST day of June. 1860 they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded all benefit of
said estate All persons indebted the said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment Given under nv
hand this 2Sth day OF November, 1889
n29l aw4w- JNO " WALKER Fxacp+or
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2eaaI Aotitts.
} GIVE. NOTICE THAT THE

FNHIS IS TO GIVE. NOTICE THAT THE
l. subscriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court for Bal
timore city, in Maryland, letters of administration with
The will annexed, on the estate of NATHANIEL J. wy
ETH, late of Cambridge, Mass, deceased. All persons
having claims the said deceased hereby
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof To- the sb
scriber before the 2ith day of Nav 1850 hsv may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of lie sai
estate All persons indebted to said estate are hereby re-
quested to make Immediate payment Given under my
hand this 2lst day of November, 1889 - ' ''
L. n mr.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE

n
4 CITY, November 30th, lS59-SARAH ADAMS rs
HARRIET ADAMS AND OTHERS-Ordered, that the
sale made and reported by Adophus c. chaefer Trustee
for sale of the real estate of John NJ Adams deceased be
ratified and confirmed unless the contrary thereof
be shown before the 23d Gay December next pro
ved Of this order be inserted in newspaper
printed in Baltimore each of three
before the said 23i day of December next
~ L - M nnL. &C Ia n-nnn
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n OTlCE.-BALTIMoRE, March 18th, 1850
~ TO ALL WHuI IT NAY CONCERN.-This is to certify
that have this day sold TO MessrS ROBBINS x CO. &C and
IS Light street, my entire right make and vend the
RANGE known as 'SPhNCE'S PATENT HOT AIR AND
HOT WATER RANGE as well as my HOT AIR FURNACE
for all territory south Of Mason Dxon line and thew
alone are authorized to make, sell repair the same
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WIN. II. II. TURNER, Clerk
True copy, Test-W. II. H. TURNER,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That applica-
! ton will b. made to the Mayor and City Council To
CLOSE GRCNDY STREET, from McMechen to Laurens
street and Foster aud Jenkins alleys, n0rhwarly from
NcNiechen street as laid down upon Poppetons pl It.
fn9i lagvOv
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Commission NfrfbSrts.

WIN. W. WHITMAN & Co,
w PRODUCE
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No % LIGHT STREET wsARF,
Hlitt (up stairs
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Ea-SlL~--S BALTIMORE AND PHTLADET-.
EEs-sz=sssszssPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,

Esas'=az=siszRssPHIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY, III
VIA CANAL,
For the transportation Of Merchandise Prodnca p,c
bors Carriages Furniture amt Goods CO ali sorts BET
FOX PHlI+A pkLPHiA-One OF the CoupaDv,s stoar,
Dats leaves No Light wharf daily al Srocl ~
rIVing in Philadelphia O'Clock llr me-, ,IC-,, al
pie time for the New York Trans ~ '''IN' III aP
Ef "a u Ia daily ~ O'Clock,
1oos l9tWaFHei Immediately with car-e f all .ta-.
'o' COMMISSION d. ALEX. SHRIVER, Agent ''H
40. Light street wharf, Baltj,nor.
.5o. !, A. GROW rs, jT., Agent
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CNt Kun X GNNNN, Agents
70 , 40 Il South street Kutir,cr.
-rtrtt, SLAUGHTER, President ''''e

81 : n, FOR FREDERICKSBURG. VA.
The steamer WM SEIDEN r I,i
ngs on hgr route to FeecEsburg and lad
WHARF, FOOT . + s6UfTaHf % ST n f!qm her
iE 80; !, February 22d O'Clock n Rafn 4, 02
81 10y Z johannesburg at o'clock FRIDAY r0RNiN6
and Era CONTINUE to eayg Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
Glu r[ederlckShurg EVERY FRIDAY during ne seosa
Ereight OF every description taken at low 9.ss I
Sas1e, ana Live Stock generally handled with care
lady accommodated Through Goods
received. - ~ ''' III as soon as
For information frcs ut or passage appI, in R.l,i
~ her Office, los SOUTH STREET, or on board the pt
e,o.r Agents in Frederick hnrg
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
49,
THOS. THOMPSON,
63 South GAY STREET,
Remored from 81 South street J

LE3|ET
NsSsSsz5 BLACK TEAS, &c.
A4ssassszss p. HERMAN d son,
particularly for family use:
brown Sherries, in wood and in glass f' e ~
Port, In wood and in glass ~ ~
MADEIRA WlNE-Joln Howard March's fine Madeira in
WOOD and m < ass; also, Grape uce.
hOCk W in S-JahaDneSberger, Seinterger Narcobrun
ner, Cabinet, lieb.frau mich, Br0nneberg, Ct 1876
quarts and pnts ~ 'i ''''eS'' IL
and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
RqMS-Old and fine jamaica Antigua Grenada and from
me lSIl2ndS, imported direct from London
tioiaAND dlN-ihe best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it,
ZpO half chests of the finest SDUCHONG TEA on2tf
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STTRPHY'S COUNTING.HOTsE CALENDAR

vi - = " : FOR r. Is5 So '''7'' 07A lin q An
The 22l Annual Publication this Commercial Sheet will
be ready, usual, on the lS Of January
The forthcoming Will De presented to the public with
beautiful ir minated Border and other Improvements
Such desire handsome for their Counting
Room, and coz ESiENT AM RELIABLE all mat
tiers appertaning to the Banks, Con anies Rail
roads, Steamboats,, Packets Freight Lines, Courts Public
Off &c, will b. served their offices at the usual time
or 1T the store Of the publishers
MURPHY & CO,
Publishers Printers Books liers 4 Stationers
dlnenEt Bnlt,rnrnrtrnnt
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lumber.

YELLOW PINE LUMBER.
a Orders for above, embracing Ship Stock, Square
leWn TIMBER JoSt, Plank, Boards, promptly furni
V WILLIAM +. JOY,
Commission Merchant,
,o corner of Smiths WHAT and Pratt street,
Sta4r
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ID E N ' A l..
IL CLARKE h PEGRAM have removed from ,,o ~, .
LOMBARD street TO % EXCHANGE PLACE. wba-e
commune as gents for the sale of Virginia and
lima MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, MI" Nortn Saro-
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NLD sA0HEM BITTERs AND WIGWAN

oL9 SACIEM RTTTERs AND WIGWAM TONICl
OLD SACHEM BIrrERS AND WIGWAM TONICi
These celebrated and pleasant Bters are highly rscou-
mended By the flcllty as the purest and finest
TONIC AND STIaUt ANT
offered 10 the public for
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Loss OF APPETITE
CONSTIPATION,
and other arrangements Of the Stomach End rsr1 as II i
and recommended by Professor Silnan, Of Yale college
and Professor Hays the State Asayer MASSACHUSETTS, and
many other prominent men, fail appreciated
by tie public. CANDY. GILPGN x co.
corner Of Lombard and Light Streets
Sole Agents for Baltimore
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
a Card.
Successors TO Garter, Mckay Co and B. Ldnier.)
.Ex.adax

a Gard.
T HAVE sold my stock Of Boots and Shoes to FAR
RAR, DlSMUkEs CO., gentlemen worthy Of the
patronage OF the public who will be found my old
stand, No. IS College street, for whom solicit the
patronage Of my numerous customers, TO whom
feel under the strctest oblg for long aud lib
eTa patronage, aud avail myself Of this opportunity
10 make my respectful acknowledgements. Those
Indebted will please call And settle up I wish 10
make final lose OF ali outstanding business
as practicable. A b. ROBkRTSOS,
luiy13-lm No IS College st.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29

FrLL-LENarK PoRTRAIT OF OUR MILITARY
EIproR.-Having been necessarily bored
within the last week or so by all sorts of
people from all sorts of places for our
Military Editors autograph, a lock of
his hair. pair of his old boots. and
other dilapidated specimens of his personal
effects, and having several days since entire
ly exhausted bis supplies. especially of boots
and hair, we have determined to present to
the public his fulllength Portrait The
photograph from which it is to be copied is
now in the hands of the artist, and we are
assured that the engraving shall be ready by
tomorrow at farthest, when it will immedi-
ately be given to the public through these
columns. When we announce that this en-
craving will be from the inimitable BURN OF
the renowned and immortal SKEGGEs, we
shall have bestowed upon it the highest need
of praise that the pen can bestow. 1t wiA be
from the BURN of SKEGGEs!!
In the meantime, in order to allay as far as
possible the readers typhoid fever of impa-
thence, we shall give single one of the
many cart-loads of poetic compliments our
Military Editor is daily receiving from the
beautiful and gifted everywhere. The follow
ing charming, magnificent and glorious poem
is from the pen of young lady who is uni
VERBALLY conceded to be the most beautiful and
accomplished woman OF this or any other
age 1t is the only favor of the kind TO
which our Military Editor has found time to
pen reply:
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Mai, G.. A. iienry at GOOdietts-
willie.
Mai. G. A. HENRY will speak at Goodletts-
Vile tomorrow Saturday.

INFORMATION WANTED.-Lost, by the Demo-
cratic party, somewhere between the lSt anu
10th ofJuiy, 1889, one ''last hoe" one last :.
axe" one ..last plow," one "last WEDGE
one ..last trace-chain," and likewise last
bobtailed pony"-all more or less worm
Anv information concerning these implements
Of husbandry and specimen of scrub stock
will be thankfully received by any Demo
cratic candidate or newspaper. They all
hear the private mark of the Hon. A. y. +.
NICHOLSON, by which they may be known
if found.
Democratic papers will please copy till
4th Of August, and forward bills after 10Th
of October to ex-Gov. HARRIS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
DR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR. KING formerly Of Mes YORK, for
HE the last four years Of Lonisvilie, ksn-
saeky ~ho has devoted ms attention 20 The treat
meat o. private diseases for 30 years, t2fers
himself, having sttsadsd - practice Tor 80 nNny
years and cured many thousands, he = enabled 70
al diseases Of privase n.tare, matter hos
bad they may be from njndicieus medical treztznenf,
or from negiert q their Dr. kng's Dlzpenssry
Is Ne - Deaderick street, between CAerry AID sAe
square second story where he all diseases Of
private natnre-
eoxoxEEkA cared xishoat nAassous medIolne Or IN
terfsrence With business
fzscruxxs Of old reoe1tdzfe edectusliy cared IN
= fs~ Gays, hy opcr2tsnn wAich csases M p@in-
Where sIracfare exists he@lth cannot be eztoysd-
Perhaps no disease czases more mischief ana nnder
nnises ne conzrltufion msch-
@xrxIns milh All the Diseases % the skin growing
esf Of neElsct bad tre4tmnnt, can Be e1acia-ily
cured IN few days
sxzsx.r " 70 i-zstaHkssi been
gtsel - fhls llsassz and all ne caseqeeses Eros
ting ozs 81 g. sFee<ht % - n.snf easss - ne %
ssructse hahfts q inconskferais foaths snd sxcss
siss lndalzs - ths nesieet q shscA gu
anAerune he .reazt1 he sutscct la1
FOR basl1essor s1es<y. zn< pFsz1z1ars Cd age
Fsn.les sha uzy be l<boflag Ssh sny fsrirulty e
Ire Woss.h nay rssl assured of Immeaizie relief.
Re<sr1s rr-s1zax <brp<d, - sr<inE zna szzslns
No. . DsaAersk ssrsef, Sszhs.s, rsan-, wiii have
she ns>essry otesn~sSatto sheif ssdresz. sith Ne
sszz4ry -alrsetsens sxr4t secrecy ebssrsed. oalss
kaaFz<r oaele<kin be lsralzs safiI IN sas eve
1@F1e-lae<~fy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29

THE New HorEL-It is now believed that
the much-talked of new Hotel. OF the hrst
class, is "a fixed TACT. The only condition that
remained was the remission OF the corpora
tion tax on the building for the space of ten
wears. At their last meeting the Board O.
Aldermen unanimously granted this exemp
ton. and it will be seen that the Common
Council yesterday concurred in that action
This exemption relates only to the budding
the usual ground tax is to be raid, as also
the water tax, and the tax on the personal
property used in furnishing the building
We trust that there will now be no delay,
and that the work will go speedily and stead
lily forward to completion.
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To the Patriots Military Editor.

know thee notl-Ihav not gazed
Into that martial eye OF thine;
have not looked upon that brow,
Round which immortal laurels twinel
have not heard thy CLARION voice,
50 like tue warrior trumpers tone,
Nor seen thy tall, commanding form
Which would adorn the mightiest thronei
But well know thine angry glance
Would cause the Olympian gods TO quail,
And that frown upon thy brow
Would turn the cheek of armies pale!
Full well know thy thunder-vOice,
When heard amid the stormy fight.
Would turn at once the battle tide,
And freeze the foeman with alright
All well know thy giant form
We're like a beacon To the brave,
When arms on armor clashing bray
A discord like the warning waveI
A hundred battles hast thou fought,
It's not mere fancy tells me so,
And where the conflict fcrcest ragged,
There thou didst rush to meet the foel
And meeting, thou didst battle thy sword
In hostile gore until the plain
id swim in blood-rill earth did groan
Beneath the dead which thou hadst slaini
OF glorious hero! maidens tair
In bower and boudoir sigh for theei
Young hearts that late in freedom smiled
Arc now, alasl no longer freel
We know the victims of thy sword,
Who now no more thy wrath defy,
II gathered all upon one field,
Would almost reach the shuddering skyl
But turn thee now from battle, or
Let love and war be kindred artist
OH build thee now no hecatomb
or maidens' crushed and blighted heartsl
July Goth, 1859.
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GunEnNATonIAL CANVASS.
of Col. Ne herIand
and .Efor. Public Speak
CAN DIDATES.
Attorney General and Report

Attorney General and Reporter.
ss- We authorized to announce SAMUEL. TUR-
HEY of White county, a candidate for the Office of
Attorney General and Reporter FIR the State, 10 ill
the vacancy oecasoned by the resignation OF Gen.
John L. T. Sneed. june2e-te
ca Mi TON A. HAYNES, OF Memphis, is a candi-
date for Attorney General and Reporter Election 18th
of August, 1859. june2O-te
ss- We authorized TO announce JAMES W.
DEADERICK, Esq, OF Washington county, as eandi
date for the Office Of Attorney General and Reporter
for the State I'LL the vacancy oecasioned By the
resignation of Gen. John L. T. Sneed.
june20-te .-.-..
Sc We are authorized TO announce WI. B. REESE,
Jr, ESQ.,, as candidate for the Office of Attorney
General and Reporter for the State.
may3o-tdl
So We are authorized to announce j. o. SHACK
ELFoRD, Esq, of GAINESVILLE, candidate Tor the
office of Attorney General and Reporter fill tie
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF Gen. John L.
T. Sneed. may27-td
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To Miss Dora Dash.

BY Tub MILITARY EDITOR OF THE PATRIOT.
Ladyl f'tin would sing to thee,
But well know | should be mute,
For IN the warriors iron hand
The sword is mightier than the lutte.
Bring out my country's bastard foes,
And let them be the chords or keys,
And with my sword III music make
Wild as the anthem Of the seas
But n0l-alasl no longer now
The sons of Mars their thunders launch,
For Wars red banner has been furled,
And Peace extends her olive branchi
know full well uEnumbered hearts
Now lay their homage at my feet,
And IL coldly turn from all,
/ hold their offerings not less sweet.
long TO clasp some gentle form
In loves delirium TO my breast,
But should thus so bless the ono,
And doom to wild despair the reSIS
No, no!-my dreams Of welded bliss
Are now, alas forever DER,
Since, If bless one loving heart,
The act must crush a thnusand morei
But, fare.thee-well Pray think ofme
As one whose mighty deeds and name,
Are naught 10 him, because he dare
Not ask one heart To share his iamel
JuLY 18th, 1889.
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LIGHT UP THE BRIDGE.-Some oil the GU
ms of EdgeReld, doing business IN TIT
City, complain of the dark walk they are
compelled to take across the Suspension
Bridge when they return home at night
They think the bridge should be lighted with
gas We are disposed to think so too. The
thing could easily be done, and it would GER
tainly be a very convenient arrangement Tor
our Edgefield neighbors. -Four lights would
be amply sufficient. and that number would
not entail much additional expense upon The
CIV. viii somebody who knows all about
the matter, look into it aud see what can Oe
done?
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-29
grD Wsoos Glptbind:


WITH the view OF selling out everything in fhs
w way OF SUMNER STOCK, we have this day re-
duced the prices 10 figures that must insure their
SALE and all persons not supplied would GO well
the following articles they will be sold xithoutre
gard TO cost, FOR CASH, 10 PROMPT BUYERS e. r1k
Rich Summer Silks Of all kinds,
Rich Printed Grenadines
Rich Printed Bareges,
Rich Printed 0rgandies, ("
Rich Printed Jaconets,
Together with an endless variety Of LOW PRICED
LAWNS in fact, everything PEKIsHABIE in the way OF
summer Goods, viii be sold at VERY LOW PRICES.
"we mean what we say.''
r. C. McNAlRY co.