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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

1t has at las. been decided By c3urt Of justice,
that to take "a umbrella without leave or lieeRce Of
the owner, is to stsIi it. A young man took an um
bre'la frsm the NatiOaal Thelrs, Cincinnati, few
nights since, and the Police Court fined him fifteen
dollars.
Nellis a matrimonial booker in New York, sued
Grouse and wife for $1,000, which he lady promised
him if be would furnish her with a husband, and
Grouse b-iug the ihir man 10 whom be iatrcd iced
her for that purpose, but the jldge decided that
contract Of that sort is Illegal aad void
A tavern keeper in St Louis the ether day drank
one hundre and nifty glasses Of lager beer, from
eight 10 the morning, until txelve al ngh and won
SIS by the operation, we'll The tile Of brute.
APhi!ldJphi police nan pios ell up wOm4n's
finger in the street, ami 'the force" is much dis
tressed to k1Us whe her d is missed OF not.
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Boy SHor By BU sGLAR--A serious occurrence
took place at the residence of Richard Grautland,
in Richmond, Va, OF the night Of the 18Th ms.
The Dispatch say: "TwO boys sged respectively 10
and IA years, sent up to their chamber in the
second story to bed. After they get into the room
one Of them was on the bed and The other standing
near, when the latter suggested to his cousin, as
they, had no lamp with them, to light match" q
person in the room fred pistol and severely would
ed the younger of the twO-JOhn-in the faes-the
ball entering his cheek near the eye and ranging
towards the nose. The inmates of the house were
thrown into the utmost Confusion by the explosion Of
the pistol, and the burglar took advantage Of it TO
effect his escape. Itis supposed the entered
The house for the purpose Of robbery, and hesring
the children coming up stairs secreted himself in
the rOOm-the very apartment to which they we're
going. DR.. Coons vas called in and reBdered surgi-
cal aid to the little sufferer On probing the wound
no ball could be fOuAd."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

ON the h day Of March inst, Beard o. TIE Steamboat
Delaware the upper wharf, ia Nashville, Tennis VIII
in pursuance order the District Court for the District
Middle Tennessee, in toe q McEnuis 4 Co against ne lat
steamboat. prucee sell tie sd steamboat, her acleys
boas apparel, tack chest bidder pub
lie yenue, the purchaser being required opay sEstr o. NJ
purchase money in cash. and % notes With good s-cli
payable Bank Tor the rine in pEoe ins-ueas q fear
aud eight months This 2d day Of March, 1853
J.. CLEMENTS, 2. Mar-hGl
mh3-td. for the Middle District Of rennesses.
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SIS 600 REWARDI

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk in tHe ErnncIs
Of tn- UHou al Jaeks1n, murdered lie uisAf
Of 81 AID Beteen Hundred Dollars
In Uui Bank notes and Fosty-dye HuHirui Dollars u Gold
stolen One Thousand Dollars will be paid CT
the murderer and -Four Ta1sand Dollars f1r recovery de
money and In proportion FOR any part VI it,
J .EIRKMAN,
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WILL furnish Chauisiier either Cas- Oh
Candles. any sized buldng Cllc1 iiosel, puBc
BAN in the city euunty with all e glass Globes Shades
IS cheap a they is had IRON any market
keep good assortment Of al the snail dxtuTes. ah
Drop Lights, paper and fancy cooTe Glass shades, Pa. ern-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-24

have the very best W0rkmen aaaJs T5 o % aH knd %
Fitting. Also, al the machinery rutg screuinx
Gas Pipe, and will sci! any number q f parties IN he
try. their measurement orphans sud furnish he
and other tools. that they do thzir work
steam aud Steamboat EOrk.
Steam Pipe Steam Valves, Cocks ether articles handler
repairing work.
with despatch
JAMES H. KENDRICK,
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On the 18th irst. an important arrest Of counter
fei ers was made in Pittsburg. Tie fellows name
is Hu5gins, alias Martin. When searched, over
$500 in exeelleutly executed counterfeit bank
notes were found upon him. The amouais and
names ofthe banks are follows: $3.50 in five
dollar bills the Bank of York, Pa, finely executed,
and very close limitations of the genuine bills
81 bill State Scrip, Bank of MiddletOWn, Pa; $3.50
10 $40 bills the Western Bank Of Virginia, JEFF
ferson branch, very close and dangerous imitation;
$500 in three dollar bills on the Bsuk of New Jer-
s y, branch at New Brunswick, close imitation;
$50 in len dollar bills on the State Bank Of Ohio,
Cuyahoga branch, close and excellent counterfeit
and 5 10 bill the Iron Bank of IrOntOn, Ohio
The whole bsch were evidently just from the press
as they were all new aud unrumpled
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VALUABLE PLANTATIoN.-The New Orleans Pic
Gyune chronicles the sale by Mr. Laurent bilaudon,
of his large sugar plantation, situated above Jsfer
son City, on the right bank Of the river, for the
sum oil ore million OF dollars. plantation
is worked By 44S hands, who arc comprised in
the sale, and covers extent of several thousand
acres. II was purchased by his son, Mr.. H c.
Millaudon
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ARnIvAL OF AFBIoANs.-The Benton (Ala.) Her
ala, of the 10th ms, learus that two wagon loads
of Wild Africans had just arrived a. a plantation in
the viciLiry of that place.
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THE WHEAT CROP IN VIRGINIA.-The Lynch5drg
republican Of the Dist inst. says: "Ws continue to
receive more favorable reports of the growing wheat
crop. The late warm rains ard spring like weather
has had the effect Of giving root to the weak plants
which were thrown to the surface of the earth by
the winter frOsts, and must have persisted had c1ll
dry weather ensued. A few weeks ago, whore the
fields looked unprOmisipg they now generally bid
fair to yield abundant crop, especially wheat that
has been drilled il. Should the present propirious
season continue, we shall not only have al early
wheat harvest, but en- abundant one"
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The printers and Oiber members Of the press Of
Warrington City have contributed $l22 to tie Mount
Vernon Fund.
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DALY'S
Aromatic Valley whisky.


hsage Of auterated and deleterOus Liquors tits source
Of great satisfaction a,e to introduce To public note
tue above areIn article Of unquestoned purity and pos
ssng no qualities except such as lave the most favorable IN
Auence the human constitution.
the of the Rhine produce the
grape which will flourish where else from whose juice pro
ceeds the Johannisl erg, techocest wine OF the world
few of land in Cuba produce II baceo the and
quality Of which, when manufactured into CIGARS are
bly, superior that OF poducof any ether soil. And mar
strip Of land the Parish Of NatchLoche in louisiana has
long supplied the world with supereceent article OF snu
such Tobacco induced to grow elsewhere
like has long that limited territory,
lying in the valley the Monongea river exclusively brings
forth Rye properties mas and pecu that its disti
stou produces Whisky Of such superlave character
it beyond rivalry.
By process recently discovered only my
grain the choicest spot Of this favored
Aromatic valley whisky,
with which no other stand hstaut's comparison
have apprehension Of beng accused Of publishing I'M
warTantabe, Exaggerated encomiuns byany who
viii first suiJectmy Whisky to the test.
the standard article al al the h class Hotels ana
city New York and wherever Ills introduced il at
assumes its leading position, IS
Awarded The Palm of Superiority,
and the tea and for Il becomes thing established.
Its med Gil al properties such, that while its mmeios ef
pleasant and grateful it exercises the hapest
nent influence upon the constitution
have yzed sample Of Daly Aromatic Valley Whisky
and pure article Of ne flavor, and without
New York. Chemist
STATE AssAYEas OFFICE p Somerset strret,l
Boston, April l7th, lsJS. !
VIM H. DAILY New York
have made chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
WHISKY and ipd uTe fae facored Rye WHISKY contain
no Injurious matters any Kind, recommend it
a. 'u'a'iS 'Of ''''-'' -'-- GIARLSs T. JACKSON,
State Assayer
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received and after careful
anination find pure article, entirely Jye from the
adaeratig Ingredients oOJ'eg@eay sseG Yours respect
fLlly, JAMES j. AAPEs,
they buy the Valley Whisky, it's sold by the 1oe ogy
70 so,., yyi,,a,, -, u. ~ 20 % ~,
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Among the graduates of the Medical Departments
of the University Of Pennsylvania. we notice the
names of the following gentlemen from Tennessee
Jabez V. Childers, Thomas ]. Faisor Dewitt C.
Gordon, Horace Palmer Felix F. Porter, Benz. H.
Thomas. and Henry r Thorn
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DUR Milstones Of all szss or hani and male order, FEt
Mills, Mil Spindles nl Gearing, Betting Cloth " all
Humhers, Dutch anchor brand. bng hosag and re.inE
screws wire picks aud plaser Paris and impqfd rom
the manufacturers which eabs sell best Articles NJ og
prices.
Being practical uechanie, thoroughly UNDERSTANDING lns
the aud practice Of milling opsrons Mers ant MIL
wrists viii find it TO irir interest examine my
eeshe'e purchasiug an goods si BY varrahiets
give satisfaction.
All ordas and communications psonapIy aieodsit,.
P. u. RYAN,
Cor College and Broad Sta, Nashville, T-ns.
mhle-I6-t-utTf4u
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EEnUSE PAINTING,

HAUNaA1 A--NEsN = 10 =
the subscriber is prepared execute with t greatest pronptnes
M however large Which may he tendeed IN sly aud
mon terms when fail 70 give satisfaction lie As also pre-
t,srel 20 exc all manner Of
PAINTING GRAlhING AND AANhLiNS-
Having IN department secud the services oil ts
and experienced artists. -. -. T..
The subscriber would request persons having WorA IN hS hne 70
s's ~ H. T. FLEMING,
,.rhssf No G.. Union St, Cherry and sumEer
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FIsmER, WIRELESS 3 CO..

FISHER. EskEELESS q Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
General Commission and Produce
NERO TANTs.
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner of EsrOad and Market streets,
NASHVILLE. EENNESSEE.
GROCERIES,.
ENTR receiving Ct the largest and desirable
w stock Groceries offered to the trade BY any house
g hhds New Orleans sugar.
70 barrels Plantation sloiasses;
45 = do do do
465 boxes Star Candles
100 kegs assorted Nails;
so bsxes Tallow Candles,
80 barrels Crushed Sugar
Is boxes Il These;
IS f. do
800 barrels Whisky, all brands;
q cas- Imported French Brandy;
$50 boxes Family Soap;
$50 boxes Fresh Raisins;
l 20 Z do do dc do do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
II65 bags Fine Salt
go do Coarse lie
350O00a Cigars all brands;
l75 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades
With other articles mention, all Of which
dec q 90 : ---'' = = FlsmE6, WIRELESS co.
MORRIS * sTRATT0N. A''0''
WHOLESALE GROcERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers in Foreign & Domestic Liquors,
NO Ii MARKET STREET,
NAME J. In n ESSEEs
VTTE receipt large we'll of
w Groceries, liquors c to which We invite the attention
Of the trade
400 bids Louisiana Sugar, all grades;
So do do -''' do Powdered DO DO;
3 ,sS DO DO DO =. do Coffee and Extra DO;
$500 bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
100 do do Laguyra do.
COO bbls choice Rehoied Moasses;
4, q Kegs s. Louis syrup; ~
TIN PLATE.
200 boxes J. @. i0xl4 Tin;
100 do lozl4 Do, very cheap for cash
$50 boxes Star Candles;
300 do ct. Louis and Mem. Soaps
so cases Tea;
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
Sc Sc DO Do do do DC Ginger sRlssi
100 do superior Carb. Soda, papers;
e,o casks do do;
2 casks D ,'ch MaIder;
100 bags Pepper;
So do sPioe;
100 dozen Painted Bucketsi
lbs DO T'ashboaris;
80 nests Tubs
100 dozen Drooris;
JOOOl assorted Cigars;
$50 boxes Tobacco. al grades Va brands;
500 kegs pure White Lead;
80 bbls do Lnseed Oil;
Is kegs Shot, all sizes;
80 do Bar Lead; /
so cases Mason's Backing;
5000 bags enc Liverpool salt;
1000 ibis HanaEha do;
Gao boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whisky,
zoe Raw Ohio do;
200 do old Country 40;
$50 Smith old Reserve do:
Old Bourbon dol
do Rye do;
In do M0nongahela do;
30 Old Port and Malaga Wine;
40 do A. NJ Gin;
pipes Holland Gin;
do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases Julien ClaIst Wine;
40 baskets Champagne extra
1900 Brandy;
300 packages Domestic Brandy;
COT barrels Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles Cor the Grocery trade.
jsnll NORRIS sTRATT0N.
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For PhiladeIpaia, New York. Ae.
sAVANNsIT AND CHIARLEsTON-

Cabin Passage. cteeftg
Excursion good to return unfl January l. ~ 81
The welkaoEa first clly sile-Fhce Steamships
KEYSTONE STATE. Capt c. r MknsuakS. aud
STATE Up GR0ltGIA. Capt. .. y. fissvfSs
Vow form Regular Line Tor the NORTH leaving Csson ard
savannah Alternately, As follows.
The STATE OF GEORuIA, from Sayanuai The 5d l5h and
2jih Ct every m0uth.
TIE KEYSTONE STATE. from Charleston The l0t 2o and
Both u every month.
Fr safety aud comfort having superior State Rooms ss
ships surpassed BY any the Oc aundrsi
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slasbbillr alnion anS amsritun.
DAILY IS !; rri-weelly s.; weekly So.
Rates o. Advertising.

onesquare, ssO-Eaei additional square, So
Advertisers exceeding she space contracted
for, Will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY
Or DotLaR buarefor the srst Fury cENTs for eas
subsequent insertion
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly wiz
sdced -
7raastens Advertisements uss % raid for attic time o.
inSersa0R
To Correspondents.
1t will save great unnecessary trouble II our
friends ID writing will bear in following ruies
Always give the date post Office county and State oy
Of yourletter
you wish the paper changed from one Office to another give
both Offices in full.
Al you write on business and on Matters write separate
sheetS Of paper, or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited upon such sctsaud
subjects be Of information public
Anonymous communications Of whatever viii receive
attention.
Correspondents should write only upon side paper
Neeannst undertake to return ece tons
All letters business should be directed to Messrs L.
EASTMAN Co and not personally Prolsis
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ON and after Monday, November 29h, 1885, Trains will
follows:
lOrniug Train. Evening Train
Leaves ailatn 730 A. NJ Leaves Gaatn 100 2. ii.
Arrives Edstheld - SO do Arrives ECgeheld " 80 de
Leaves "lUuO do Leaves do 3" 800 d.
Arrives Gallatin " ll3S do Arrives Galatu - 800 do
The Train leaving Galatn 80 A NJ. and Eige6elu al 10
A. NJ connects at Garu Louis
VILE leaving EdgeheIa ~ A NJ. and Gald!n 1t
T. connects wlh coaches and from Hartsylle and
Carthage. Only the monn Tram viii be sundays.
II apparel alone constitutes baggage, Of which each
passenger allowed pounds A charge will he made
for baggage which must lie paid to the conductor Other
articles sga.e, carried IN the W be charged
INptes fegh lch must b pant 10 the agent Of the Express
Comps
Passengers their * GIatn and Btgeled without
purchasing tickets, Willie charged ten cents extra.
ausj-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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Coon Law "A bill has passed the Legislature
of Massachusetts, and received the sanction of the
Governor, which provides that ''every person who
shall cruelty bsa', main, or torture any animal,
shall be punished b. imprisonment in the county
Jail or house CT correction not mere ,hau one year,
or by fine not exceeding hundred dollsrs"
The Washisgion correspondent of the Baltimore
San says: at is little remarkable that the body
of the late Governor Brown was inferred in Mount
OiYet Cemetery, at Nashville Tennessee and that Of
his late assistant MIR Marion, fnis final resting
place in Mount olivet Cemetery, in the National
Metropolis"
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VoCAT,AND INSTRUlIENTAL MUSIC.

VOCAL AND ANSTKC MENTAL m1SlC'
- BECKER would respectfully to the public OF
Nashville that he has located as teacher " the voice, Of
Piano, Yionco, Violin etc Orders e al Meonrss OF ben
son's Music Store villa be promptly attended TO-.
sept7-1
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THE PENNSYLVANIA
CEN RAE IL AELES DAD.
sl4 - IS 49,
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and Nashville Railroad,
g. - - = = sss =

ON after MONDAY, Oct. 18th, 1855, trains will be
follows:
Leave Gailatin, sA N. Leave Galatin M
arrive EdgeGeld, 10 do Arrive Edgeheld, do
Leave do IL Leave do 43O do
Arrive Gvllatin p NJ Arrive GallauE $50 do
The train leaving Edgeded at IL A NJ aatin
with Mail Coaches Louisville Hartsyile and Carthage. Only
the morning train will be on Sunday.
K. MACLEOD, Supt
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

ca 81 5........52. l.s.s.s.g;-.; .s-;5
4 being Of te proper protection Ct
the Track keep Of the Of gravel and other
trains. that freight regular uniform rate Of spe
which can only orrlishet schedule tine
therefore that freight he the time
laid down iu schedule, that thirty days from
this ate, the Nashville and ChlttnSO
GA Railroad Company, al schedule Stations only.
". COLE.
iausl-tf BPa sup't Of Transportation y. & c. R. r.
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1853 E,ss,az.zA4zs3z4a.4sssIS 59
Hannibal ;snd 81. Joseph itliErossGi,
Of Missouri.
'ONPLETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
RIVERS $50 miles further " cst and 5h mics nJartr the
NEW GOLD REGION
than any other RrCai AGor!ns the shortest quickest and
cheapest route 10 Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
Nebraska AND Pixies Peak.
Trains leave Hannibal daily o'clock, A. N, arrival
Of the magnificent composing the H. 81 Jo H. r.
Line which Louis dai al o'clock, p NJ Fheieiy
asseuEers Joseph in - hours from st LOUIS and
meet Joseph line Of first Passenger Packets,
which Of trains from AtCisgn LesvengOrh
CITY, Nebraska City, Council Bluus and Omaha. Gaining
Prom : days over amy OJRCE EGOute.
Time from Nashville 10 ST. Joseph, go hours.
Fare from Nashville 40 ST. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga $3.50.
Ba-e checked through. Msls and Stalerouns Packets
free Freight Uwest rates Emigrauts desiring
company tstock depend going through by FAST freight
Through Tickets, (and the only route 10y which St.
Jnh can reached arUdd for sale at the n & c. r. K.
and steamers AMI all the principal Railroad offices the
United States. information address JNO. H. BOWEHr
49, Gen. Ticket Agent, Gen Asent. St Louis
JOSIAH Hunt, Sult hanplfal ieu@@-uOu'
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DAN . A0AAr- FN-iN ~ As1AT THoass ems
ABBAY. GIBSON 4 co..


0LBSALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & STRAW ES0Ds,
GnTRPf Hays. a..
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Ne 81 Rub3fc Squa -. <
Nasty lie, ENNEssEE
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7Copsumers can depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, it is sold by the bottle only
WM. II. DAILY,
70 South William street, New York,
a-, Sole proprie
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For Niagara Fails, the Eaikes and
GtaunHn

SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE
This Line connects Phelphia with he Great
Railroad through Niagara Falls Or Bo, ia y hosr
PiadephA Through Tickets with The pryilege d Sup
ping a. raep and ntermeae poin fr sale b Tho sn,
ia savannah.
Pare to Niagara Buaals ts5-Ema, SOL aualdasl.'
Az G. A. GREINER 4 co.
Agents q saFsDuah-
T. 9. 4 Z q. BuDD,
Agents Charsston.
A. HEBRON Jrs
SSs7-ism. Agent a. Phiade'psia-
6WGJNdsAFkTAN Grass Seed.---IFe have a iale oc-
Of this Justly ceebrael Grass SEED ana lave isae
price per bG-hei. IL i Gar superior 70 the eoon -
b. hay and viii yield equally a. veil ,.s-,oua L o.
fs6S1 DIN A1AS~ASsN
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el@-3n
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Fine FLOODED StOcII-sEHOrses, Jacks, Zen
nets, IlOgs and Cattle,

ianI9-leo3 u
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WINTEK ARRANGEMENT.

@ a. q O q q. 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-02
THE WAR QUESTION.

Important Explanations in the British Parlia,
ment on the Italian Question-Imninency of
War-Appeals Of English Statesmen to Eu-
rope-The Entente Cordiale Between
England and France in Danger-The
Proposed Peace Congress,
&C., TO-, DO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-21

500 Stella shaws, acknowledged by all to be in price
from 81 to 50 6elow any body
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Spettatlrs, 1T.

" TNs
piled by him with Spectacles Eve Glasses &c; and he
gives an that the Spectacle Glasses Pebbles
&C. ground by him. are warranted superior in quality
polish and finish, made in this country He re-
specttuv invites the public in general when his best eff
forts shall be made to suit them large assortment OF
the following articles constantly hand made to or
der at the shortest notice:
SpectaclcS and Eye Glasses in fine Gold, Silver, She'll
and Steel Frames, with Pebbles and Perscopic Glasses
to suit all sights.
Magnifying Lenses for physicians, bankers artists en-
ers milleTs cutters painters &c. Lenses for Pan
Dramas Magic Lanterns, &e. of exceedingly fine polish
Telescopes and Spy Glasses for land and use also
kind of Military Spy Glasses Microscopes from
the smallest to the largest Compasses Mathemati-
cal Boxes and Drawing Tools Barometers Thernome-
ters Hour and Minute Glasses Stereoscope StereOscOp
ic Pictures and OPERA GLASSES.
Rules to Jdqe WheR the Sight mag be assisted by the use
Of Spectators.
l. When are obliged to remove all objects to a great
err distance from the eye than formerly in order to
them distinctly.
O. When indsnctncss in looking at distant objects or
being compelled to hold book nearer the eye than
usual.
D. When looking at and atentively considering small
near ohject,t becomes confused, and to have
kind OF mist before ii.
T. When the letters of a book appear to run one into
the other, and look double and treble.
s. When the eyes fatigued by little exercise and
are Obliged to shut or rub them and find relief bv
looking at other objects.
When we find It more necessary to obtain more light
than formerly as for instance to place candle between
the eve and the object
l. When the eyes are rritated in sunny windy or
snowy weather, when there is occasional appear
ancc of spots
When any these signs exist individually or collect
iyelv to individual of age young old the
sstance of Spectaces is only proper but essentially
necessary. And to those already wearing them, other
spectacleS certainly required
1 He warrants all SpectacleS to suit the Sight for
FIVE YEARS, or have the same changed without extra
charge. diff myl2
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300 latest styles Capes and busters prices from s5C
to S. We have the best stock Of Casts in this city,