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MCWHlRIEHS BRO'S'
For the Fall Trade.
We receipt Of desirable and we'll selected st0ckO
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered to the the retail trade
HAVING from thelsrgesi Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, We FEEL no hes'
1y IN saying thai thereby enabled to sell goods az as
LOW PRIC ES
ana On as Reasonable Terms any house Ia the city.
Our present stick embraces every variety OF
New and Fashionable DesignsS
such asvsry handsome Robes, Ala; 5 ...
Arabia;
French DeLaineS, Plain and Fancy
Fre5ak and English MerinOes;
FaeonaPlaids;
LaVellas, for Travelling Dresses .....
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every syIe Of shaw and Fancy Dress sksani CIoaks
Black Siks graes together with other article ous
Wshays also very large stock OF Staple Goods such
Beached Domestic, all gradesi CD.
Iak FL bleached Sheetingi
AZ inch Pillow COttsn;
"A Brown sheetingi
"a "a
a and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pld Liusey, all kindcs
Rlannels, all eolors qualities and prices;
Canton FlAnne5,
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Jeans, Kerseys, sanett Casseres Vestings, shirts
find in complete retail store
We also keep constantly hand complete stock cf Boots ana
Shoes, Hats and Caps, DuOur Cos best Anchor brand bon
Cloths, Carpets, &c. To all u which invite the aon OF
the trading community, Our motto Is sell - cheap as le
sepI5 No. 81 North Market sEeet.
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p HI o n G II A p Il Y
NH rraSs

KKTILL conmenos Monday tie 25th inst. There Is as
w moye elegant aud useful accomplishment los Ladies',
BEAUTIFUL art and none easily obtained.
who the victims Of the ridiculous humbug " IA
Photography that Praccei them in the High schoel
haye formed very wrong opinion photography To
correct this opinion, those who tired 1t there and hare
since learned il with Mr.. d..
New pupils in Penmanship received daily overth store
OF J. II. McGill.
Please call and Mr.. DoIear before tie class begna
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E.
LELLYETT ~ SMITH,
NOS 10 AND u SOUTH RARhET STREET,
Importersof and Dealers in
Fine RFandies and Wines. WhiSkyS,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
#a WE beg leave to call the attention of our R-Ra
~ friends and the trade generally, to large -
80 and well selected stock Of the above articles A
just received, embracing in part:
BrandieS.
ssTEerac, Cls4OO Alex. segnettei
0tard, Dupuy very fine; United Society Proprietors;
Jules Robin; Raynal and Aiussee;
With many other brands.
Wines
CIaret, every grade0 Madeira;
Port, do do Champagne, VERY hneD
Old Sherry Pure Imp. Malaga.
TObaccOs.
Adam, No. Tenn; Hannah;
Lilly Dale, do Potter;
Wills; Corner Stone;
richardson W North;
Tyreana; DeRosa;
Beverly; Peaches and Cream Twist
Johns Twist; Silver Flake;
Rough and Ready; Gold Lump;
Silver Roll Langhorne & Armstead;
claiborne TaliaferrO; Pine Apple
And many othe-s.
Cigars.
Estrella; La Rscarlatta;
Columbia Imported Londres;
Estrella Primers; La Salvatore;
Cintro de Oroini. Imported Soace
COncho Regalia; do N-sselrodei
La Silva: do Principe
La Prueba, Imp do Trabucos,
Is suiza, DO La HigEea;
La IianA, do Gift;
Embracing every grade.
Oct2 LELLYET & SMITH.
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OFFICIAL.

Opinions of the Supreme Court of the state
of Tennessee, at Nashville, December
Terms 1858.
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uOULTON & REED,
Wholesale GPOceFs.

FORWARDING AND C0ACRLSsIOE AERCHAETS,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LAID
FLOUR, FEATHERS, &c, &c.
NO. 50 BROADWA KASH7ZLLE, TEyNESSEE.
Country prOEes taken in exchange highest prices.
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FINE CWANDRTVFRS.
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,

, a a Va "A N - q "A , Fl 4 II n kS b
I3s DeadericiK Street, Nashville.
have hand and for Sheet Lead Pipe Baths
w WatsrCl0ssts, Wash Stands, Lit aud Force PHusFs,
Hose, ydant, Block Tin, Gas Fxures Wrought Iron Pipes
for Water Gas and Steam, from inch inch. Aiso,
Globe Valves, Check Valves, COnnecng Cocks, Air Cocks and
Fittings Of every description the above, Parties
the country have pipes cut and screwed senns
ings.
M Agents for Harrison's patent Coal and Wood Cooking
ang deela-dtgiCW-6m
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Land for Sale.

The undersigned will sell his planta- 1885,,
~ ton, called CAPrrAL VTEw, lying on ss5tsssssta
Of Cumberland River,
laluGEtto OF Nashville. Sf5
iaHAHEerfR containg about Three Hun. -"
- dred Acres. He will sell il all .-izessess-
ogeter lots, to suit purchasers. long
given notes Bearing legal interest from date
retained II Of the very best quality Of soil Is Eel
Watered about Of cultivation and e balance in
timber pasture. There O good dEellng buses, good
barn stables sc. For information apply to tie undersigned,
" & John D. James feb3l-tf THOS. G. JAMES.
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I. R. GIAsCGCK. O.. =. GARRETT.
4. Il. GLASCOCk 81 CO.,
Office No 4s College street, Nashville Tenn next door to Mer
chants Bank dealers in and for the purchase
REAL Il TATE
Renting Houses and Land in the CITY or
Country,
Will also their undivided attention the Collection Of Claims
NEGOTIATING LOANS, &c, &c,
E,hIg
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Tennessee and Alabnm,a IsaiIrOa
THE PENNSYLVANIA

CENTRAL AID.
AstS fs.L e q 3
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kiFkpatrick. ReVins q Co.,
RECETFLTG, FOR WARDLYif AND Wholesale
GROCERY ITERCEEANTSs
MARKET TREET, SASE"ILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE now in store large and complete assortment
III Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, al grades
M0asses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock
Raisins full stock, with Teas Candles Sariines, Mack
srel, Glassware, assoyte Pns together with al kinds Gro
sles usually KEEP: in tie Grocery line. Our stock o.
BHANDIES, WINES, WEETSEE u, &C,
We think surpassed in this any
heavy stock Of goods invite the attention Of
the trade.
msrsS-a KIRKPATRICK, NEVINs 4 Cs.
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Sale OfNcgrO MAN.

Amira Young, rs. Lewis Young, ct ais
BY decree the County Court Of Davidson County
at the April term 1852 in the above cause, oder for
the Court Nashville on Saturday
the Both OF April negro named Lewis aged years
f. Z. CHEAPHAM,
pl6td, prs fee 81 81 o. & H.
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VOLUME xxx.
BALTImORE AND ONO
Great NATIONAL Rout

"a Tss.T
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WINEER ARRANGE

N and after Mo1ay, November 29 l75s, Trains wllrun
NNorning Train. Evening Train.
leaves Gslian at 10 A. N. Leaves Gallatn 1900 P ID.
Arrives Edgehed - 90 do Arrives EdgeheE " 80 de
Yelves do 10000 do Leaves do /" $3.50 do
Arrives GaIIatn "Il:3p do Arrives Gallatin 500 do
The Train leaving Galatn 73O A. NJ and Edgcfeld at 10
NJ connects at Gartn With mail coaches and from Louis
Vile The Train leaving Eaej at 10 A NJ and Gaatn at
p M connects nail caches and from Huntsville and
Carthage Only the monin Train will he Sundays
m y apparel alone constitutes baggage, Of which each
asseger will allowed eOpOunds free. charge will be made
Tor extra baggage which must lie paid to the conductor Other
articles baggage carried in the baggage will he charged
Express freight which must he paid the agent Of the Express
COMPANY - -.
Passengers taking their seats az Gaaa and Edgehed without
purchasing tickets will he charged ten cents extra.
iana6-d ROBERT MACLEOD Superintendent.
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FEVER and Agus its various notifications forms tie 'che
obstacle health comfoin the Western States Tat this
s owing Ignorance among the physicians mustb admitted by
those who carefully watched tie progress OF Intermittent
fever and the uravang cheek It by ordinary remedies
TRAT PREvESIED,
ARRESTED
On this point shadow OF doubt exists IT IS craln that
In the munihcent resources which the Divine Wisdom hath
pared for the Of that remedy for the dreadful FEVER
AGUE overlooked. II CaHnOt be that He who
spring herb which healed the beast Of the forest
Of the field provided help for this maady BY his
providence he has dcreed that the Star OF Empire
shall Westward and may be sure that the fearful con-
ngency question we'll guarded and that the means there
would be Youchsaed the earnest and patient seeker We
therefore say that in furnishing the certain means OF oor o.
Ague entitled the confidence aid consider
alton Of our common country.
hereby certify have submitted the Grenberg Fever
and Ague Remedy close inspection and scientific analysis
and have also tested its curative in severe cases OF A
Fever 1t skilfuy compounded remedy enc mas ove
itself completely successful ia every instance II IS richly de-
serving the confidence OF our brethren Medical Profession,
SAMUEL No1vBEAT, N D, Esl0 ToEs.
REouON, NJ d, Hisc0qsiR-
W UsupFISsTON. N d, NILaOis,
TT J HNsoE, N D, Missouri.
" O. KIITREDGE, N D, Begg Hf,7pstire.
JAS T MoTT, N D, HsdigHG. q 4.
Y TERRINsrON, II d. California.
WMY ASHTON, VI D. Louisiana.
The GR.ryvSnERo FyR and AGUE remedy is popular
hrougSout Alabama Georgia. and is for sale BY
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ape Agent for Graetenherg 4 Co
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l. u VI Il Z h
I'm addition to the stock purchased Of J. r. Daren have
ceiYed the following:
qgl.OOa feet do White do do
5000 feet do q and g White Pine Ceiling,
oOgOOfse DO base and WashbOaTds,
75JOc0 feet clear White Pine, (au thcknesses,
200 COO feet Poplar Plank, Jois and Scantling.
$4,000 feet Gear, assorted. Also, Window sash,
Frames and blinds to ach Pine PANEL Doors and Frames
Nse Piees Moulding Brackets, POI lar and Pine Shingles
fu supply always hand at the Nashville Lumber Yard,
No iii Broad street" lfeb3-i3m. J. T GIBSON.
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STREET, KING & Co.,
A 4 z Il y ETS At LAW,
Lzsn4 zvZ.os- %
z n ER 4 Z A q ENTS,
OMAHA CITY, NEBRASKA TERRITORY,
IL pr1eee Law IN ts sgprene and Inferior Cours q
Nebraska, bay add sen Ean arnts, enter land On I
give special attention making selections o. lands IN Neblss
those wishing COED AID dbls loao5, distant
dealers reasonable terms, pay e furnish entries
and titles Short notice, buy and sell lands, lots
kinds q real estate and DO General Agency business
". S. Gilman, BARKER, New Yorkcity.
C0nyerss. Hariing q c., Boston, liss-
G. HitsTd, Sup y. Y, Central Eaircsd, Albany n 7.
Gen. Leslie Coombs, Lexington, E=utucsy.
Hon. Francis B. EOgg. Nashville, Tenuzssee.
d. i2.j'o !, T SS5ss' : 20 DO 90 90
GOV. ". B. Campbell, Lebanon, DO
Hon. Jorisn Stokes, do 40
Lucas, Thompson < Co., St. Louis, no.
Mctiarc, Chittenden / Co., keosuk. Iowa
Nm- II Sewer 3 Go BANKERS Oscsloosa, Iowa
Baldwin, Dcdge < Co., Council Bluns, DO
DAVIS, Moody Z Co., Chicago. Illinois.
W. A johnson Co.. New Orleans. Louisiana. u2 n
RUSEIES.--A la-ge STOCK RI Shoe Paint Yarnish and
AD Artist Brushes, just received and sor saelov BY
A sTRETCH
VACCINE 1zATEER.
US receiveda good supply Of fresh and reliable vscne Nat
% ter. A STRETCH Druggist
et@E CorneI COLLEGE and Unon street
TIENE TEAS.--Just received IRON large Inportes 81
~ Teas, good assortment o. IMPERIAL GunpoWda SoIoug
and Black Teas, for sale b. the large quantity b.
A. STRETCH.
EDWARDS. GsHLfzESOV d. Co.,
lS1ccessors 10 ElWaris.l
Wholesale GrOcers, Commission Merchants
Dealers In Fire Brandies, Wines,
CIGARS, dcs,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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THE STAR GALLERY!
DaguerreOtypeS, AmbF0tyPeS.
MELAENOTKPES,
SPREREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
Nc A, Union Street door Vessel Thonpson's.
II. f. SALTZMAN,
.. (LATE OPERATOR AT HUGHES GALLKRY)
HAVING fitted up above, exclusively for that
branch Of business is prepared to receive the ladies and
gentlemen Of Nashville and make fac sie Of their faces
the highest style Of the No expense has spared
in furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and
Improved apparatus and Materials and the subscriber confident
ly intyes all who may want pictures give him CALL pedgng
satisfaction in every
U5'Entrance nezs door WEST to Vessel & Thompson.
ms T. F. SALTZMAN.
Ornamental Trees and EVeFgreenS.
Nh 0NTG0MERY & McGREDY ,Nurserymen Nashville, Tenn
lEL invite special attention to their extensive Fruit
Ornamental trees Evergrens Green House Plants 1000
ornamental Trees and EveTg sable for immediate eject
RTuits-JOO0 Apple ?, 3 & years old.
Pears-3OOO, Dwarfs & Standards, ? to years old.
Peaches $4,000 years old, Cherries Pums ApricOts Nee.
tariens and ounce, in large numqers.
large collection OF Grapes, Strawberries RaspbeTries Goose
berries, Currants & Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY & McGREDY.
nall. Linwood, Nurseries Nashville, Tenn.
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FOR AMERICAN.
Stanzas,
On Flsi'iHgtae Gersn Of L"e1'sd Friend Mss AdeEins
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R. B. SNOWDEN 81 CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Fancy Groceries, Wines, Brandies,
VANA GIG AIRS,
And ali that Pertains to the Supply OF
FRnlilieSs
No. Cherry street,
UNION AND AMERICAN BUILDING,
Near the Post Office.
XNTE invite the attention friends the public gener
Wv ally to large stock OF Groceries, Wines Liquors and
Havana Cigars The system intend pursuing Of keeping
assortment together with the perfect arrangement possess
for the purchase Of Goods will enable offer buyers induce
uents unsurpassed by any house in the city.
Country Merchants with the Cash will find it to their
We call particular attention to stock of Liquors. which
completes and warranted and unaduteraed.
We constantly receiving fresh supplies. All articles
chased warranted and delivered free Of drayage.
r. D. SN0WDEN & CO.,
janQs-H No. 4, North Cherry street.
WM. STOCKEAL,
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTERER,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN
HI Y ID H Al LTC GEM NTS
Plaster of Paris, PIastering Hair, Fire
Bricks, Fire Clay,
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, & TER
RIA GOTTA WARE GENERALITY,
No. II broadway, Between Summer and
Cherry Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
march4-Iyd
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500 TO 1000 Dollars.
5000 acrcs.

NYTILL be offered 20 Private Sale, 5000 acres
w Of white and yellow pine and oak timber
Lands, located at Che mouth Of the Big Moshan-
non Creek, Centre county, Pcnna., on which are
erected a double gcarad Saw Mill and four tenant
houses. The above lands extend seven miles
up the said Creek aIu covered with the best white
pine in the State, and are well supplied with the
best iron ore and c0al
The above property viii be sold on terms to
suit purchasers. Persons wishing to examine
the lands can do so by calling upon the Sawyer
ut the Mill, who will take pleasure ia showing
thom around.
A good farm attached to the above, containing
tau hundred acres of lrstr rate tillablo, ,land-one
half Cleared-on which are erected good two.
story house, frame barn and two tenanthouses,
will also be sold upon easy terms in connection
with, or separate from the timber lands,
Eorparticuars address the undersigned, at
Pine SrumP Centre Co. Pa.
JAS. K. BOAK,
june 18th, 1852
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DIED

On Friday evening the lst inst, in sight
of his residence in Bellefonte, Pa, 5y be,
ing violently thrown from a carriage while
the horse was running away, Hon. JAMES
BURNSIDE. President Judge of the 25th
Judicial District, aged about 81 years
1t is with the profoundest emotions of
sorrow we make the above announcement
Truly, ''in the midst of life we are in
death" A single week has scarce elapsed
since we grasped in parting, the friendly
hand of the subject of this melancholy
notice, then in the flush of health and the
yigof of mature manhood. In less than
three days from the time he left our town,
where he had been holding court, his life
less body was lying in his own late happy
home.
The circumstances of his startling and
untimely death are, as near as we can
gather, as follows: Mrs. Mann, the sister
ofthe deceased, and her son, came to
Judge Burnside's residence on the eve.
ming named, driving horse, one recently
purchased, which the Judge remarked he
had understood was not very safe. His
nephew, young Mann, replyed that he
drove very well. Judge B. then proposed
taking ride for the purpose,of witnessing
the horses docility; to which his nephew
assented, and they proceeded to take their
places in the vehicle; the Judge getting
IN hrst and the young man untying the
morse, the reins in the mean time lying
loosely upon the dash. When young
Mann who was to drive, attempted to get
N, the horse took fright, and starting very
suddenly prevented him from doing so.-
Judge B. when he saw the horse was rum
mng away seized the reins, but not until
lhe animal had attained his full speed
running down the street in the direction
ot Spring Creek, the bridge across which
had recently been torn down for the pur-
pose of be ing rebuilt. Here it was necessa
Fyloturn very abruptly to avoid the chasm
and ruins of the bridge, and in doing SC
'ne vehicle struck large stone lying on
'ne side OF the street, dashipg one wheel
: atoms, and precipitating its inmate q
distance of ten or twelve feet, head fore
post upon the hard, rocky street, killing
i'm instantly.
ihls unexpected and appalling tragedy
as cast the deepest gloom over !he com
unity, amid which il occurred, extend
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NOTWITHSTANDING the great amount of
croalSing with which we have been favor
ed. nothing unusual, by the way at about
this time of the year., the indications are
that the crops throughout the country will
be more than an average. A letter from
Illinois says:
"The wheat harvest has already COM
menced in southern Illinois, and the
Weld is said to be better than ever known
before in that part of the State. The
prospect for good crop Of corn in Egypt
Is favorable. Fruit in that region viii be
abundant. Peaches were injured here by
the late frosts and the insects will proba-
bly destroy all that remain. After Ia
king into the account all the drawbacks
upon the next crop, illinois will be able TO
feed all the Eastern States from her sur
plus"
In Michigan the grass crop is ruined,
but farmers are planting again,
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THE LADIES HANDBOOK.

FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL Work,
Comprising directions and patterns for
working Applique Bead-work Braiding,
Canvassswork, Knitting, Netting, Lattiug
Worsted.work, Quilting, Patchwork, &c.
&C., Illustrated with 262 new Engrayings.
Compiled from the best authorities, by
Miss FLORENCE HARTLEY. Published by
G. G. Evans, 439 Chestnut Street, Phiadel-
phia. 1859.
This is the most thorough work of its
kind BY writing in simple, straight
forward style, and rejecting all irrelevant
topics, the enabled to emhody in this vol
ume an immense amount Of useful and
valuable information, and by far the most
extensive collection Of patterns that
has ever been brought together in one
book. These patterns are engraved 10y
the best artists and printed on excellent
paper and beautiful style. OF course such
a volume is the rage with the ladies, who
can appreciate it tasteful patterns for a.
dorning aheir persons and their dwellings
They know the value Of "HAETLEr's La
DIES HAND Book" and are ordering it
with a perfect rush. 1t is an indispcnsa-
bic book for allwho who would be perfect
in ornamental work
Besides the subjects named on the title
page, we observe that the volume en-
braces descriptions and engrayings of all
various kinds of stitches and descriptions
with illustrated patterns, and multitude
Of other matters incidental patterns, and
a multitude of other matters incidental
to the subject Tho number of useful
patterns for working in this book is great
er than can be obtained in any other way,
by paying ten times the price asked fol
"HARrLEY's LADIES HAND Book Thi,
valuable pook for the Ladies will be sent
by mail, for the low price of one dollar
Evans will mail a copy and handsome
present to all persons rcmitting one dol
lar for the book and twenty-one cents foi
postage.
A new Classified Catalogue Of Books anC
, Gifts, with inducements to Agents, will b'
sent free, on application. Addres
G.G. EVANS,
459 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
,
There is no medicine that will reliev
, the principleills that flesh is heir TO in S,
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No 4In OF JuLY.- For the first time in
. .iio,,ion ofthot we'll lSnowr, ,,orson-

M 4rn OF JuLY.-- For the first time in
.ho recollection ofthat well known person
o,e othe oldest inhabitant," the Anniver.
.s,y of our National independence was al
lowed to pass without a celebration at
Cleorfeld This we presume is another of
,beenects Of the June frost
We hear of celebrations in different
ports Of the couDty--and suppose that we
will hear further particulars by our next
issue. But here, all was quiet. At an
eary hour drums we're beating, and some
little commotion appeared, but soon after
wards buggies and carriages may have
beep seen on their way to the country in
different directions, and still later a few
families NAV have been observed taking
themselves to the surrounding groves to
enjoy the romance and pleasure of din~
ner in the woods. But the .juviniles were
not altogether deprived Of their usual
holiday sports. They arc always "in town
about the fourth ofJuy.
We hope our citizens will all live to dc
better next time, frost or no frost.
RIruRNED.- Most of our lumbermen
who left on the late rise of water have re
turned But few RATS got further than
shamoking, most of them having beer
disposed Of at points between that and
Lock Haven, at very low prices.
ALMOST FRosr.-The air was so colo
on the morning Of the 4th inst, tha
many of our citizens disputed with eacl
other, whether there was or was not a Wis
itatiou from Jack Frost" 1t was Ger
tainly quite cold for the season, and W,
think it quite likely That frost could hav,
been found on seme Of the more elevated
parts of the county. 1t was on the nigtl
Of the 4th Of June, just 80 days previous
that the grain and fruit aud vegetation 0
all kinds was so fatally injured in so larg
aportion of the United States.
But a cold "snap" is no stranger in thi
section about the anniversary OF our Ma
iiOnal independence. We think it wa
on the morning of the 4th of July lS4
that our town was visited by very prett
little snow storm.
FlRE.-We regret TO learn that the resi-
dence of Wm. Lumadue, sen. in Bogg
ip, was consumed by fire one day la'
week. We heard nothing Ns to the origi
Of the fire, or the extent of the loss.
r9-our farmers are busily engaged
harvesting their hay. The crop is ver
short one.
Many fields of wheat and rye are read
for the sickle. We hear serious con
plants of the ravages of the weevil ; TIA
insect having destroyed much Of the graf
that escaped the destruction by the fros
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CLEARFIEL NURSERY.

FEHHE subscriber wishes to inform the citizens
q OF CloarGeld county that he has established a
Nursery on the pike leading frem Curwenyille to
Clearfeld town, aud will, for the present, keep
up a supply from other Nurseries, until bis trees
are ft for sao.
His stock wiz be Of the best varieties and
most hard kinds, and will consist Of Fruit and
0mam nal Trees, Smubbery, Grapes, Goosbcr-
ries Currants, Raspbcrries, Strawbeuies &C.,
which will be sold on reasonable terms All Or
dcrs will receive immediate attention. Address,
JOHN D. WRIGHT, Curwensville, Pa,
June 10, 1859. r mos. pd.l