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SheriH3s Sale


u virtue OF n Ia To me directed, and delivered
II from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its May Term, 1889 will ex-
pose 10 public sale, 10 the highest bidder for cash
at tie Courthouse Yard gate in the City OF Nashville
on Saturday the 10th day oil September 1859 all the
right, title, aim interest, and estate which b. F.
kagsdale, Trustee, &c, then had, or may have
since acquired IN and 10 the following described
tract or piece Of land tuated and lying the Nine
teenth District, Dsvidson county, tennessee begin
ming at a s1oDe in Gaiatin Pike, the same being the
north east corner Of the Walker tract running thence
north y west IS poles To stake poles south of a
stone the south EAST corner Of Mrs Gees land thence
north o91& west to stone, the being the east
corner OF Gray's land, thence south 80 poles TO a
stake, the northwest corner OF tie Walker tract,
tn nee east 1856 poles To the beginning corner con-
tanning by estimation 1O3 acres and II poles. For
other p ticulars reference is made Registration
Deed, Charles X. Winston to b. f. Ragsdale Trus-
tee, &c in Register Office of Davidson county Ten
nessee, IN Book No. u, and page l76, being levied
on The property of +. Ragsdae Trustee, &c,
10 satisfy Judgment rendered in favor of Charles K.
Winston against b. F. Ragsdale, Trustee, &c.
JAMES NJ. HINTON, Sheriff.
augl1-td By 4. G. DRAKE, ID. s.
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Trunks and Vaiises.
Wheel BarrOWs.

yITEhave a small assortmento Of Trunks aud Yalises
w which we are selling cllcap for cash.
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SALE OF wurx wos.s TO Nrenoes !

SALE or wHirE woaAs TO NEGROES IN
MAssAcHusErrs.-We clip the following item
from the New Bedford Times.
We have reliable authority for stating that
a white woman was sold in this city the other
day 20 a negro for the sum of $50. She re-
NAMED In bis service Tor a day and a night,
and then returned by underground railroad
20 her master. he sold her shortly after
wards 10 another negro for the sum Of $50
cash dosn- This selling Of white women 10
negroes l. net occasional, but is almost an
every day Transaction, a. we have arc .sIaisl-
ed All seaas little lnqairy. As tnal veteran
Dut dsfunck town crief-.Tom William
used 10 say-so may with faith;eLness be said
zom-.oit along In you is just rs good as
as" There Is no such slave degradation IN The
whole soath. As win compare with doings on
some OF cur own streets.
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New YORK DRY GooDs TRADE.-ADyANCE
IN PRIcEs.-The New York correspondent of
the philadelphia Inquirer writes:

the Inliauel pnia inquirer WHITES.
The dry goods trade the past week has been
quite active, and with the upward and adj
vancing tendency in the raw material prices
are buoyant for all descriptions of cotton
goods The announcement that peace had
been established between France and Asstria
had a tendency to advance prices on the other
side. which also had beneficial influence
upon our market, and holders, in view of
the light stock here, generally insisted upon
full, and in most cases higher prices.
The fall season bids fair 10 be an acti We and
profitable one, as prices for most descriptions
must soon show an advance. as the supply of
cotton goods here is very limited, and man
ufacturers are busily engaged on contracts
which will keep them employed for at least
three months to come.
Brown sheetings are in demand at S3C9Ss
for heavy, and 74@73 for light ditto. Ia
brown shirtings Iair business is doing at n
for light, and 81 for heavy, with a good eX-
port inquiry. Bleached sheeiings and shirt
ings have been active at full prices, with
large sales for export. Drills are in good de-
mand for shipment to China, and with a re-
duced stock; prices are firm at S3(@9c. for
bIeached and lOk091l3 for blue. Cotton
fannels are in brisk demand at slightly high
er prices. Printing cloths are scarce and
firmer, with good inquiry.
In all other descriptions ofcotton goods the
market is firm, aud prices generally tend up
ward, with good demand. Wooden goods
are in good supply, with a moderate inquiry
prices remain steady and unchanged. CASH
mers and Satinets, however. have been sold
at slightly easier prices. In foreign goods
there has been a fair business done, and prices
remain about the same, although they are
still higher than those ruling last year this
time
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SLAyEns Frrrrxa our IN MASSACHUSETTS,

SLAvERs FITTING OUT IN MAssAcHUsErrs.-
A special dispatch from Boston TO the N. Y.
Times says;
There are at this time two vessels fitting
out at Salem, in this State, for the slave
trade ON the coast OF Africa. The principals
in the affair are Spanish firm In New York,
and the pecuniary equipment of the vessels
has just been forwarded in the form of S20,-
900 in hard specie. 1.-THE Government wish
es to stop this infamous trade, il must look
North AS we'll ms South, and TO these small
New England ports, rs well as to New York
and New Orleans. There will be no dlffi-
Guilty in Identifying the craft OF Salem, aud
this is not the first Instance in the last three
months.
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Election Of Attorney General and
Reporter Of the State.

DURsUANT 10 instructions from tn Governor OF the
Il state, viii on saturday the 18th day OF August,
and Reporter for the State, 10 nh the vacancy
stoned by the resignation John L. 7. Sneed.
The following persons have been appointed Judges
Clerks and Receivers o. votes for their several Wards
and Precincts. Where vacancies have been len the
receivers OF votes are requested to MI them.
District No. l. LIST Ward. Judges, G. y. Jones,
John Coltart, John Beatty; Receiver, j. ~. Hobbs;
Clerks, } J. Everett, Alex. Ledbetier.
I'd Ward--Judges, 7. J. Halle, w. r. Townsend,
NJ NJ. Aonohan; Receiver, W. r. Downs; Clerks John
Il. sloan, jr., Geo Glenn
Sd ward-Jasges, l. H. Lanier B. S Weller, W.
L. Boyd; Receiver, John Reddick Clerks Jas. A Nc
LAughlm, v. B. Hoieman
Sth ward-Jadges, John W Martini W. Felis, b.
H. Brown; Receiver, }. n. Alexander. Clerks, James
rrimble, J. 7. Brown.
sun Nard-Jadges, q + Carter, Mason vAnnay, !
? ColeHani Receiver, Canon Tucker Clerks, john II
EN- ward-Jadges, 10 Francis, Thos W Chiffon. V
Baagh; Receiver, W Pyle; Clerks, Vim Ainton,
iih ward-Jadges, wn, Davis, Isaac Paul, John
Corbitt: Receiver, VIM White; Clerks, John Nc
SUI Ward-Jadgcs, VIM Harrison, C II Conger. NC
Cosioai Receiver, - Dobsoni Clerks, fasriek Baak
son, W MeAurray; Receiver Thomas Fuoua
District Ao3-wm Philips, George Charlton,
rhsHAs Mama Keoesyer, Wan DobsOn-
District No. 4-Thos Page, Eeazer Hamilton, w
District No. ELJadges, Wan Z Cartwright, I'd
DssrSes No eNjudres. wn austn. Joai .as,ls
W II Gambili; Receiver, joel A Battle.
District No 5-Judges, John Hope, W WAR
Jas Raglan, kecriT r, w Q Brfiey.
Distrkt No. S-JLdges, W Ramsey, naniel Car
mack, Jas Rains Receiver, A J Ramsey.
Dstrtct No s-Judses, W HAgAas, Thomas
Johnson, Andrew Gregory; Receiver, " Lucas
bstrlct No io-judgcs, SAN Mama 1g, " r Hard
ing, u Hawkins: Reezlser- Ioha Harrow
bisfr1ct No fl-JedEes. Wa E1Innndson, Henry
COMPTON, Alien Cortsn; Rsceiyer, Wa Cotton
DistEict No. 12-Jndees, Jesse Jordan, wm
Watkins, Jesiln; ReacigeF, AFss Brosn.
Distrsct No. s4-tudsus, Jas l. areer, ii PORCH
Sketon lselnoss; Receiver, " smith
fsstrict No lS-Jadgcs, John ) i-fscAard, 1h0s
AtfLzla, Jse Nays. Receiver, Moss Greet.
l1issFlct xn- Is-taiges. y Hobson, A WhiIs, 8
r. Peach Receiver, Jas Russell; CleFks, las Iznds
leg, Jas FFisnhie Bro4a-
fslssrict No. fe-JudEes, W fiAmbiia, Hud-
svz, John Tay sof. keeesx 81 ,jsck Gee.
Iilsfrsct No. 10-sudses, " q Hall, W q Disln1kes,
5oln ii Cartwright, Receiver, VIA flnaea-
pistFset Ne z1-tsGges, las Ysrhs8Fesleh J " Hal
oNc ~ Ess1E, ResciFsr, u 7 l-4nieF.
Disfrict Ma zz-jasEes. Geo Sii, q walker,
GiibeFt Marshall Receiver, AID shaw
Dsstrlrt Nc. zS-taasss, tEaks, d EkAlstoa,
Lsws Nlsilauzs. keceizeF, " II Hyds.
L.strcT Ne. S. q GArnsy fhaz d scr, I'd p
Graves. Reaeixer, q Tine GaFEsfi-
JAMES H. HINTON
lnnc@o--t4- sheste q f1sFtason %.
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Emortal EskuIentI vedgitabul for mel
To thee bough in adorashun deap
In emmy shaip, At emmy time, kourt thy presence,
Rore, stude or pikuld, smashed or sysd,
Yer layur talks mi knose-mi pallHt tew,
OH how it kraves, with eager zest the enved grub,
Fit fsd for gordsi
When wiskee tods have scortched insdes,
Ternahtur rorei yell fur thee,
WITH yInegur and inguns mkt; and strait
The kramps and cobb-webbs slope;
Stummuch keeks up shindies tn expel
Bad foddur ehawed in wus saiunes,
Fysie never talks, but give me ketchup, Tr
And ol's O.. K.
fermahturi when yer young yer green,
And sumsimes yaler as an Orleans niggur;
Civ me the buddy red, Except for pikuls),
Like roses bone in. May, or new cut iiyvur- 3
Yer knickname is sumtimes terInatoes
Ta sound, spose, just like rose,
But Ive not studied boterny for nuthin,
So speis yer rite, and must spell meseH
From riten of yer vurtchues.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of venditioni exponas 10 me directed
IL and delivered from the Honorable Criminal Court
OF Davidson county Tennessee its Nay term 1859
viii expose TO public sale, to the highest bidder for
cash. at the Court house yard gate the city of Nash
1883 all the right, title claim and estate which
w. H. AcNairy then had, or may have since acquire
ed IN and TO the following described real estate
wit: Two lots of grouna situated IN Davidson County
Tenn. being part of the land know the farm OF Ma
thauiel A AcNary, deceased, and being described
hts No. 20 aud 80 in the plan Of lots of N A. NeNai-
rys heirs record in the Chancery Court Of DaviI-
son county, in Minute Book r. page 664 and 65 Lot
No. 20 continuing p and 80 poles and lot
tanning y aud la poles, being levied the
Property OF w. H. McNairy 70 satisfy Judgment
dered IN favor Of Hardin r. Rostck, assigned J. l..
Bostick, this, 9th day Of August, 1882
J. NJ HINTON, Sheriff,
auge-id- By JSo. B. MuRKKY, d,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

ANDERSON ELEcTEDl--A dispatch from the
Office of the Secretary OF State, received here
last evening, announces that all the returns
from the Fourth Congressional District have
been forwarded. and the official majority for
William G. Anderson is three This gives
the Opposition five members of Congress,
with which we will be coEtented until The
Congressional Committee on Elections re-
ports that John NJ. Harlan is elected to his
seat for the Eighth District.-LouisDilLe Jour,
I0th
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-12

COMPARATIVE EXTENT OF TERRrToRY.-
When we read of the wealth and power OF
England it is not easy to conceive that her
territory. e. the Territory of England pro-
per-is less than that of several of our indi
vidual States, and that the area of the United
Kingdom, including England, Scotland, and
Ireland, is less than half the area of Texas,
and less than that OF California. The follow
ing figures will show these things to be true:
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ARKANSAS SWAMI LASDs.-The Commits
sioner of the General Land Office has trans
mitted to the President of the United States,
for signature, patent mo. 81 for 129, 693,23
acres in the Batesville district of Arkansas,
which enure to the State, under the act of
September 2S, 1850.
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Es- 1t is stated that Mrs. ID. E. Sickles,
with her father, mother, and child, will take
up residence shortly in Italy; and that, in
case of Mr.. Sickles being ousted from his seat
in Congress by the contestant Williamson, he
will join the family in Italy himself.
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Presidential candidates are rapidly disap-
pearing. James Buchanan expresses his final
and conclusive determination not to be a
candidate for reelection. Henry A Wise has
written one letter too many, and is blown sky
high. Gen. Joe Lane has maniiestly lost in-
huence in his own State, and will look in vain
elsewhere for support. We may look out for
new crop of candidates Cincinnati Cons
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ns-The rumor from Oregon. thro

Gs-The rumor from Oregon, through a
letter TO the st. Louis Democrat, that the Re-
publicans have elected David Logan to Con-
gress by twenty-six majority, will, if anthem
ticated, destroy some Democratic calcula-
tons in reference to carrying the Presiden:
tial election into the House of Representa-
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LAND OFFICE DEcIsIoN.-The Commissioner
of the General Land Office has decided that
under the postal presumption law of March 3,
1855, the right to select and pre-empt Sec
ton of public land for each twenty miles of
the postal route run by the mail contractor
is exhausted by the selection under tue first
contract, and that no renewal of contract re-
news the right TO make selections.
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FIRST New COTTON FROM THE RvER.-The
N. o. Bulletin, of the LIST says: 1.-The steamer
Duke, from Vicksburg. arrived last night
with one bale of cotton of the new crop. 1t
is from the plantation of Mr.. Bowman, of
Tensas Parish, Louisiana, and consigned to
Messrs. Buckner. Stanton 4 Newman.
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= SEA ISLAND COTTON CRoP OF TExAs-The
Galveston Macs of the 3Oth ult., says: "The
Sea Island cotton crop OF Texas the present
season will be two or three times as large as
that of last year. The crop now promises
remarkably well.
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cs- The wool clip in Michigan this year
is 7ery large. Already, since the LIST of June,
the amount brought by the different Railroads
to Detroit has exceeded 2,25O,0oO pounds,
much larger amount than was brought In
during the whole OF last year.
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D% The New York Express says the cleo
ton news from North Carolina and Tennes-
see dissppoints both the Republicans and
Democrats. On the other hand il gratifes all
true conservatives, aud will Strengthen their
ranks. Fs
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ED- The Belgian Pavement has been
adopted in New York as the cheapest aud
most durable. better than the Russ or iron
pavement II isto be introduced Ialo all the
streets requiring repaving.
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LOUlsVlLLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
sss - - I'll
TINE FROM NASHVILLE TO LOUIS
YILLE-SIXTEEN HOURSl

ON and after WEDNESDAY, August the lOtb ms,
" 1893, Trans viii run follows:
Leave Nashville 400 A. NJ, and 400 P. NJ.
Arrive ut Bowling Green, s 30 and 600 q
Connect by Mail Coaches with train az Riter1s for
LOUISVILLE. ~ - "
Leave Rtier's, $50 P. ~ and 500 A NJ
Arrive al Louisville, 500 and 1000 "a
Leave Louisville, $50 A. NJ, and o0P. NJ
Arrive at Rifters, l1IO and oDO ..
Connect by Mail Coaches with Trains at Bowling.
Green for Nashville.
Leave Bowling Green 620P. 5O0AM
Arrive at Nashville 1880 1000
BY ihs cement n Gloss connection Is made M
Louisville with the NOrtbern, Eastern and western
roalcs-
Connect also with mail ches at GaTlai!p for
Hartsyille and Carthage
wearing apparela alone constitutes baggage ofyhicl
each person will De allowed eighty pounds fres on
charge above that weight, subject 20 extra charge
payable 10 Conductor. all other articles carried
m the baggage Cars will be charged cxprcss freight
which must be raid 10 Agent 90
fassenEcrs taking seats in the cars Efce6elf Gal
lam aud Bowling Green without purchasing tiekets
viii be charged ten cents extra.
ROBERT MAcI cod
aug. o-uNGU-u Superintendent.
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SberiH,s Sale.

DY virtue OF two yendLioni expouas TO me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term,
1859, will expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder at the Courthouse Yard gate in the City of
Nashville, on Monday, the 18th Jay OF September,
1852 all the right, title, interest," and estate which
john K Edmondson then had, may have since
acquired in and the following described property,
towit two negroes, one woman, named Charlotte,
aged about thirty three years. of dark color aud
boy named Green, aged about fifteen years, also OF
dark color, being levied on the property of John
X. Edmondson, to satisfy two judgments,
de ed in favor of Jacob McGavock, and the other il
favor OF Ellen Desha, of the above named iudg-
ments against John b. Edmondson and q. p.
McRobers, and the other against John K. Ednondson
George Nancy, J. A. McMurry, w. J. Phillips, and
u. T. McGavock. JANE. 81. HINTON, Sheriff.
BE- Z. G. DRAKE. ID. 8.
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N o T I C E i.

A II. PERSONS are CAUTIONED against Buying or
N Trading fer any NOTES or DUE-BiLIS on the
Steamer "UMPIkE,'' as the consideration for which
they were given has failed.
DAVID HUGHES.
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Nashville Female Academy.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT..

NJ EARLY all sur Boarding Pupils and more than
~ half Of our Day Pupils Interested in this de-
paItment In painting, drawing and music, we have
enaeavorei % secure FOR patrons he very best
tabnt in the country. la some large cities we SUP
pose there nay be found teachers better than ours
but such do not teach schoolgirls. We will n.xt
year make additions % faculty OF that class ~
Teachers whe appear 70 BE- popular with our low
&C nuSic.
For TIE Piano. Harp Guitar, and Vocal Music we
shall have atthe Academy an ample supply Of Teach
ers, DOT eniy fbr eur own pupils, but Also for those
lAsliies N Me city (Sho are nos scfvol-grls) WHO
may wish % tslSe lessons here such must not ex-
peet to pay our Academy prizes but Abe prices they
would have 20 pay such Teachers esew here.
IL very desirable 20 know how many from the
city vish W take lessons here before abe If our
Teachers Is fully occupied by pupils Of the Academy
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couaining about 81 aOreS In the whole. one Tract
contains z.e acres and the other about l2s acres
On both Tracts theFe are Comfortable improvements
On the $50 Acre Tract there h TWo-stOry Cedar
Log House, containing K Rooms besides other Out
houses, all in good repair, CONSISTING Of Barns,
Stables etc; there Is also this Tracl several tine
never failing springs eonvenitnt tsie House fine
Stock Water Is furnished by Hurricane Creek The
sod Is OF the finest quality and suseept BILE Of the
highest state Of caitiy attain There Is cultivation
this Tract about $50 acres balance finely
timbcred with cedar, sugar tree, OAK elm, ash, sc.
On the Tract OF Us Is a Frame House, OF
Four Rooms all IN good order, being entirely ncw
besides other cessaFy Ont bGiidn.s such Barns,
Stables, &c there Is also this Tract two never
falling springs close 20 the House. About one hall
Is in cultivation, The balance nnely tmoered, and
the soil Of good quality.
Both Fsrtas well set in Blue Grass and Nlmbie
VIII, which grows spontaneously, aud for stock
Farms cannot be surpassed IN Middle Tennessee.
Both Tracts are uBder good cedar feneng.
We would earnestly call tbs attention Of Tie Public
20 tiis sale, eonGccut that few such farms
ia The market The location them very
desirable, being In . good nsighborheod, where
there charches, schools, steam Touring, graf,
and mills ali Within half m.e aad close the
railroad.
Terms Of Sale beng liberal, aaa wiH be made
kaown the bay Of sale. =. :.
IL r Prrsous wishing 70 attend the sale freln the
Guy 50 oat IN The Morning Traia, xh.eh leaves
= quarter PAST t-u-
for parssc1iA enquire Of
- r. Gl-AsCoCK Co,
or, A D. q G. a BUCHANAN.
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Mai. for sroKEs.. $40

The majority for SAVAGE two years ago
was 1908. STOKES has made capital race.
OyERToN.-H Harris I457; Netherland 347;
Ramsey 143l; Maynard 364. Senate, Hid
reth 1905, Simpson sos; Windle 234. Re
preventative, Jones 723; Carlock 6s5; Cope
land 256.
Majorities. ITO: Ramsey 1867;
Hildreth over Simpson 500; Simpson over
Windle I'll; Jones over Carlock SO; Carlock
over Copeland 429.
HENRY.-Harris 1871; Netherland 977
Atkins 1874; Etheridge 1919. J. d. Porter,
Jr., opp. elected Floater. Frazier, dem cleo
ted representative.
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Prairie Farming in America,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

JAMES CARD, N. p,
Author Of "Engiish Agriculture - aIeiters on IN
Corn Crops, - "iiigh Farming" ssThe West
OF Ireland sc. One vol. l2mo
"Ihe picture Of Prairie Farming is drawn. NOT nv
smart Eden land agent speeulaior, in the hope OF
taking in unwary Brtshers, but by an eminent Eng
hsh asrieuurisi Nor is she reader invited to place
a blind faith in Mr. Cards conclusions They arc
given IL such form as TO show the exact smounto
personal knowledge and LEGAL experience from which
they spring; and the steps in his calculations are in
general easy and obVous enough for the most ordin
airy intellect to follow. And, far we can judge
no element IN the purely economical aspect OF the
question has been naisstated or fOrgottOn.-LoaGsa
Spectator.
w. U. KERRY & CO., Public square.
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Special Notice.

nS The - day ~ August J sold - \. II HICKS and
W JOHN G. HOUSTON M eatire stock q Qaseus-
ware, ChsEs, and al -, together sita ms Bouks,
they sIae aathnFszsd eoiseet and receipt for
ms sane. ). c. DAEDEN
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}. ". BROWN.

TIVE undersigned hase this day ass. eiated them
II selves together under the cts ie OF RAINS BROWN
CO. Tor the purPpse al tTabsactng n general
Drug n business, and hoe, By stTet attention
10 tbs sucicsttt tisir Customers, merit ceBtl-
uanee ef The very liberal patronage extended shsr
prcdeeessors- 7. d. RAINS,
jaiyze-u AXIS BONN, sR.