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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
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To the professional indeed every whose pur-
suits in life cali upon him record thoughts it one
Of the labor saving machines Of the age
machines that really good il does done
without it,"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

YEyIE subscriber oEers oT sale 3. so acrs AZ rbo. -
hand, within two miles Arkansts river I'D .t-lR.
100 miles above Napoleon poi this lana =
entered IN 1875. and above Cow all q Il viii be ~
claimed by leyees being bU It.
To any wanting hOm-tesd IN The richest portion % ts
growing cOunry,th is tract frontiar
nearly mile Silver lskea deep clear boy of afsrl
with ch0ice Cypress AXE for building purrose
hundred Daed Lands several Old Irdan vi
a with gros them bat The purchaser csul
make good the first year.
will sell land great bargain, for cash,
balance and years credit, IN exchange 1ees
also have other Of land that
Thomas II. Allen ESQ of Memphis has plat Of this land,
will ceeeray any information those applying pson
Recommendations addressed E be promptly pGnded
Address EDWARD G. MORTON,
Art.r
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
YALTARLE sIInNER LANES FoT saET

VALUABLE SUMNER LANDS FOR SALE.
AIIsHING % change business, oering Tor sae my
w Farm in sumner containing about 1000
situated two miles south Of the aliu and Nashville pike
Cumberland river, and ahOu the distance the Hender
sonviile Station the Louisville ard Nashville Raroad and
nearly equal distance between Nashville auf Gahu. There
between and 500 open for cayatonljl bus
grass the balance we'll tmbe with oak, poplar MAPLE
&c, being we'll adapted growth grass
crops peculiar 70 this latitude Improvements good consisting
Brick Dwelling with six Negro Kitchen HOUSE.
Ice House, Gov and Horse Stables, and al other Necessary
buildings besides there il the place Steam Cola Saw
Mill ( horse engno) with plenty n timber spare o
the place keep up for nume o years. and young OTh
ard just in ang Of 20 select peach appe and
also large sh pond we'll stocked. stock Gnd otsr pen
y and Of gsOd quality. Any wanting good Stock Farm
and desirable House in OF the Tennes
will do we'll 70 examine the premises. tie Waole
at S4OOOcr half, OrtO including al improvements
except the steam MILL at SO Tsas for the whole
place. oneOurt cash. the balance i and years For
half or SO acres, with improvements third cash. the hSanos
on and years For further particulars AFp address,
the subscriber or 70 Turner FOSTER Esq. Nshvs,
jans-6m wB wALFoN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

Hon. THoNAs H. BENTON said Congress this art been
known forty years ago. It would have saved
hard labor
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New and Exclusive wholesale
RONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
M - pubIic Souare,and


Corner Of Ceinr street, p-SItlrSs
FEyUE Retail conducted stand,
the state Bank. Our stock will be
fu complete 18th February lst March, consisting
the largest Fancy silk BUnuets Millinery
Goods opere Wei New York Likewise DIES and
Misses Leghoru Flats Hats Paris flowers; Rues Ribbons,
ales Bonnet Frames, BCCkS Material Mill
merry, We would respectfully call tie attention Of country
Merchants and Mers that - dealing in and retail.
ing B0nnets and Millinery Goods utr ourselves
have experience in purchasing the and
times posted in the latest fashions. This h couniug ourselves
cash business possible, Ill make saving
customers Of fully lOcr and low small bill Of goods
purchased East
We respectfully solicit call from you visiting city
Spring All orders puuCtuslly aIled.
janI3-ly WISE. Agent
METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.
TENHE Propretors be- inform citizens Of Nashville and
the public generally, that ey have considerable experS
fti,d up the store houses On the Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
for the purpose Of carrying regular business in The
NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill Fare, prices attached
90 that enabled suit both pockets udapetrs Of u
customers and charge than they get THIS been
needed in our city, hope by strict business
10 merit public patronage. We feel success With our
own efforts immortal FIL in the kitchen, will
pubic the shortest notice We also keep hand
large stock OF -. -
Cali and examine the Metropolitan.
oct6 J.. & ". MOORE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
r. W. DANIELs says :

X.
take much pleasure saying that with others Of this
place, avied myself Of opportunity OF taking lessons the
science Of Photography taught BY Professor W. DOLBEAR
and in justice him. eheerfuy and arley that
he able impar time person VhO will give
ii his attention, thorough knowledge Of the principles OF the
science. Although prevented by press Of official engagements
from attending han half Of his Of lessons yet
progress has been such enable both to read sud write
the characters employed with astonishing readiness.
not less pleased with the teuty and simplicity OF the
tenn, and its admirable to the the community,
than prised and delighted at the with which Its principles
mustered child, accompanied BY the
Illustrations and plantations Of Mr. Dsear cannot but
think that its merits would be adopted
by ADULTS and parents permit terchdren
this sbOrsavng ventiOn especially when they reflect that
It's principles can be mastered in few hours.
RO W. T. DANIEL.
Grand Secretary Grand Lodge, Chapter CouLc and Encamp
ment VI Mississippi
Ny Twelve years OF member Of his class and
than satisfied with progress that be has made, and he
that will benefit ny than twelve months
Of usual study would be. J N. BOYD,
Mayor of the City OF Jackson.
Mr. D. has admirable panoramic illustrations, which
greatly aid the Learner
Printers easily learn to type from PhonOgraphic
SCRIPTS thereby greatly lessen the laboT Of editors merchants
&c, who wre advertisements, &c photography.
Hours to II, A NJ, 3to ), P NJ and TO at night.
iaDl4-u
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FREEGHTS WESTWARD.


Freghts Of subscriptions be forwarded from
Philadelphia. NeT York. Boston Baltimore 10 point on the
Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Missouri, ty Railroad direct
The Pennyl lvans ad also connects at Pittsburg with
by which Goods be forwarded TO port the
Ohio Muskingum Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois,
Mississippi, Wise lnsn Missouri Kansas, Arkansas and Red Iii
Cleveland, Sandusky and Sandusky and Chicago
with all ports the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers euung the transportation Of their
freight this Company, rely with confidence onts speedy
The of Freight any point in the West by the Pennsy
Railroad favorable charged ly ether
Railroad Companies.
u ? BE particular 10 mark packages via Penua. Z
Merchants the West ordering goods from the East, viii 10
we'll to direct them o be shipped by this Route
Parties attending their Epment from the East viii nd
to their interest call the agents Of this Comlny al The
following places before shipping; letters addressed t. either Of
the su5ect fets, viii with prompt ion.
Ell SNEEDER. Philadelphia.
MAGRAH Il Ku0NS, 90 North street, Baltimore.
LEIGH 4 Co., No Asor House, Nc ;. VIM. Il N J.
LEECH & CO.. No. 81. Kily street, Boston.
Il. Il HOUSTON, Gen'I Freight Agent, Phila.
L. HOUPT, Genl Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
TH9S. A. SCOTT, Gen'l Sup't. Altoona, Pa, Uaao-d
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0-lod. =. l. q K ". hkO
AK Cher
Negroes for Sale.
I'VE quite a numhsr Of Negroes on hand for :,

HAVE quite numsr Of Negroes hand sale. Amorg
them eXc=lent Seamsresses and House servant and
several good Cooks, ashers, &C. Call soOn.
sepl7-f vi. BOYD. JR
ANOR kENTs---rh large Room the Daily News o.
ice formerly occupied by Bsrnarls Book Bindary This
is 6 by ~ feet, is suitable Printing Ohc Book
Bndery. almost Techancl employment poser
can 10 had fron me -ssws Ofce Eugae In this roan
Enquire Of Mr.. FISHER, News OEce, of Lnssiey or
the sutscriher iia6I JAMES W WOvTF
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

~ A frame dwelling rooms, kitchen Sc sd
70 Of superior land, nis aneiy situated
about two miles from the city, the Br0at Street Pike Tbs
above desirable persons WISHING es
ant hOmss lev minutes drive from the city, will hsir
interes; to call Immediately J. L. a. R. W. BROWM
jan5-im AK, Cherry street.
KTOST DESIRABLE CITY PERBPERTY
yk FOR SALE.--A very desirable for the ersctsos
house, fronting 20 the east side az
Market street, about co t south from the Market
street and the Square Call you may arzain
ianl5-lGd. J. L. a K. W. BROWN,
Cherry slrsaf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
L. IG. GLAsCOCtG

A CCTI0NEER AND GENERAL AGENT would oHerh
~ services to the public, Agent for the
Negroes Furniture Dry Goods, Groceries, species
property, either in town country Being determined
vote time to the above business and having had considerable
experience, atter myself that give satisfaction to those
who favor in that line. can always
Counting Room OF the Patrct Office where, absence
NAV
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
THREE THROUGH
PAS ENG Err TRA AIN s
BETWEEN PITTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,

oNNECTING direct in the Union Depot Piiisburg with
Through Trains from all Western Cities PhadeIphla
nhing the transportation Passengers unsurpassed
for speed and comfort, By any Other route.
Express and Fast Lines through to Philadelphia without
change Of conductors.
smoEng Cars are attached to each train woodru Sleeping
Cars % Express and Fast Trains The Express runs
Daily Mail and Fast Line Sundays excepted. Three Daily
Trains direct for New York. Express Fast Line
Express Train leaves Psburge A. NJ arrives at Philadelphia
Baltimore P. NJ, New York 1890 P. NJ.
Mail Train leaves PtsbErg A NJ arriving Philadelphia IL
P,M New York 30 A. NJ.
Fast Line leaves Psburg p NJ arrives in Philadelphia or
Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, New York $50 p. NJ.
Six Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New York Two
Daily Trains between New York and Boston Through tickets
(all Raid good either Of the above Trains.
Boat Tickets boston good via Norwich, Fall River or
Tickets Easwsrd may he obtained at any the important Rail-
road Offices the West board OF the regular Line OF
Steamers the Mississippi Ohio rivers and Tickets MestWaId
Company in Boston, New York. Baltimore
Philadelphia
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
ASK FaR zz0KEZS BY JOITSBUBG.
The completion Of the Pennsy
vanis Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORTH-WEST.
The crnnecting by Bridge Pittsburg
avoiding all drayage feae Of freight, together with the
ing time, =dvantages readily appreciated by shdPers Of
freight, and the Travelling Public.
Parties Shipping Eastward their advantage
ship by this route.
for Freight Contracts Shipping Directions apply to or sd
dress either Of iefOowtng agents Of the company
d. A. STEW ART, Pittsburg;
Boyle Co. seubenve, Pierce Go GAINESVILLE, o.;
John~ton. Ripley, O.; MeNeely Mayeve Ky 0rmsy 4
Chopper Portsmouth, o.. Paddock Co Jacksonville, Ind,
W Brown Co., Cincinnati o. Meldrum Madison Ind;
William Bingham, Louisville, Ky., Graham Co., Cairo,
Harris Hunt Memphis Tenn Clarke Co, Chicago, Ill;
II II Koontz Alton III Murphy & Walle, Dubuque, Iowa;
Freight Agents Railroads different points in the West
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Pro-
lection aud speedy Transportation of
LIVE STOCK,
And Accommodations with privileges for persons
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
MOSF VALUABLE CITY PROPEIFY
FOR SA IL

AN now Offering FOR sale the House and LOt Cherry
Il now sccupied BY Mr. B S Weller.
Ihe house arge and c0mmOdi0as containing
ross Win servants rooms cellars, coal and VOID shs sc
Inc mouse Is IN good order. Of beng recently and
in Nashville
The lot Is about sixty feet front by one hundred .vsn-
Nnve ieet and the house situated as adult
the city. =
large portion Of the furniture can be purcs with
II desired. - -
II is Weli known that hotel keeping IS cit rosf pr,
nta0ie business, and 70 any wishing to engage In such v
uon TINS an excellent opportunity procure eligible ioc
on Seng convenient to All the business portions q he civ
For terms, SC, apply to
dec24=f Y 7
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
EFE ss9sa;sal1ss "a

ON and after Monday, 5th 1853,
Z follows:
Leave Gatatin, sA N. Leave Gallatin M
Arrive Edgeheld, 10 Arrive Edgeheld, de
II do Leave do 430 do
Arrive GvllstiH ? NJ. Arrive GallatiR $50 de
The train leaving Edcefed at II A NJ allaa
with Mail Coaches Louisville, HaTtsvle Carthage Only
the morning train will be Sunday,
ortI--tf r. MACIROn Suzt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

TRNHE subscriber offers for sale seventy oflani
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville sd
joining the tract which he resides and the lands Can't
JONES' The land equal to the best WITH az
lent never falling water, with the haUtiful building
In the country, and In the midst Of the
America RpHH EArT ANTEL RAXTER
The County COurT for Dsty idSOEl County,
AFING granted letters o. admnisJrsiJ
Of Charles p Magure, deceased all per-ons ndeted
said estate hereby notified to make Iimea.e payment
all persons having claims against said hereby nothsd
to present them To duly proved. within the time prescribed
BY Law JOHN B JOHNSON.
0cl9-l6m Administrator forC Charles Maaura
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
Two WAYS To TBLL SToRY.-ELzabesh Barret re
lstes the following episode iu her his .Ory

Two WAYS To TBLL 4 ASTORT.-ElZabeih BarTet re-
lates the following episode in her his .ory
First time he kissed me, ne only kissed
The fn2 2crS Of this hand wherewith wrte
And ever since, it grew more ear and white
Slow to world greeting, quick with it. . Oh list!'
VI lien the angels speak, A ring OF amethyst
could not wear here palmer my sight
Than that first kiss The second passed in height
The first, and sought the forehead, and half missed
Hating my laIr. Oh, beyond need
That the cream Of love, which loves own crown
With saLCtfying sweetness did precede.
The third upon my lips folded down.
In perfect purple state since, when indeed,
have been proud, and said, MY love, my own"
And very stupidity told, too, according to cur nO>
tion. For instance, what is 'perfect purple state?'
Sut Lovengood, with whose quaint sayings the read
ers OF the UsIoS AND AMERICAN ere familiar, ex-
plains similar operation with good deal more
of graphic truth and fully as much poetry, as fol
lows:
/ happened to Tass next dsy of cours stopped
TO enjoy a lock a. the templer, she war nj .hty
ILvin 10 me; put wun arm round my neck, an torhrT
wua wbar the curcmgle goes round hoss. tuk the
.'lnturn on lne with her left foot" aud gin uue 8
kiss Says she, " Sut'y, my love, I've got sum hin
tor you-a new sensssl uu and ! believed 1t, for
[ begun to feel It already Ny toes felt like if
minners were uihb!in ct UNA cold streak run up
and down my back like lizard with 'uIkcy hen
arter him III setiih tine, and my stmmiek was hot
and ons satisfied Ike.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
POUND or CURE"
DOCTOR NORTON tOF New YOrkj
80 YAITaRIE Fsnm ron sKLE.


TIyIE undersigned will sell before the lei Of aurch 9e
one desirable Land hs state 5f Ten
accommodating terms to the purchaser me ana
upon the north side of the Cumberland rivers aout ts
miles Carthage the county seat Of smith county 20 Eeh
point navigahleas from its mOuthup 20 AaaEe
miles very fertile; well Watsrs By springs unusually Tree Iron
and Is we'll adapted 70 the production OF eorn oao N'
cotton, small grain OF all kinds and the grasses H..
The tract $50 Acres, IS largely boundeo ~
Cumberland river, contiguous % I've or ne
leading I'M daerent directions About one half % cleared
the i9cs h wood The Improvements se Dseli
EitcIsu and Smoke ious al o. hle
ana veil built houses Of wood and nne orchard ot
annie and other The place suiaea of hs
6 fct attesei BY the experience OF he sane ooeupantor
more than thirty consecutive Yeas
we VII zel also, tme and he Saue aceom-
nZ terms UnimProyed Lots desiraby located In he
P.on desiring to purchase requested examine
the described property, and asertn its Vaius b. peson
For every further information reference 70 this vaaabs
Land quality Of the land, o. sale Sc refer
especially james Z. Moores ESQ Of Carthage Tenn Also
Dr. James Ovsrton % Nashville Tenn 70 MAJ ei %
and to hrs Sarah hitney, Lexington
Kenueky James Moores ESQ, viii al time show ne
premises to any desiring 70 purehase.
SARAH A. WHITNEY,,
jans-Elt By her Attorney J. B. MOorss
EFOR SALE.-A Negro Woman about 90 years ole, per
n fecy and heahy-an excellent Cook and Washer-
obedeDt, honest and reliable negro n eyery respect
janis H. HAYNES = GO.
NOR SALE.--A good house carpenter also aW0nnaRIe
qualified A. pastry sock, cheap for cash At =
iy2i-d H. II. HAYNES CO.
SSTAPIaE TOO DS.--We have hand slegant ssoek
Staple Goods that Offering Ct low priees oS
cash only ldec24-dl W A 4 j. =. McCLhLLAEg.
DOZEN best Patent Apple uss saa sT sIs
- ~ ianE<l . - -
T0IG IRON FOR ALE.s1lB0tons est Foundry Iron
tCrtoher smaks) 100 tons and % Grey Ira.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26

ANIE wish to buy Fifty good young Negro Woea
w for The Southern Market persons having sell viii
hni it % their interss % call
sepi6 n n HAYNES A "a
coal STOCK FOX SALE
ENTE HAVE - SHARES HUNTSVILLE COAL MINING
w STOCK wsE sell exchange likely young ne
gr'es or cifv property fsur2R w.. 2. HAYNES 4 co.
tASH--ro pay 100 good Yo-ng Negro Ven aad Wo-
- men, lsld hands preferred, No. 81, Cedar -et
l4nll IL Il HAM = 4 co
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virtue of Deed Of Trust BY " c. Bss
Eor a. Whhs Of record in the Registers ooe Bavisaa
county IN book No. Il, AS, VII expose public sale 70
me highest bidder r casa at the Court House gate NASHVILLE
On saturday the I'D Of January j likely ran named
SAM said boy IS first Spns,sr Carter, having ben ~
gsd Tor some time in that business with the He
vi Be sold privately before that time IL desired
janl3-its JRSSR COLLINS & r,use.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
WEST NASHVILLE LOIS ron S1T-T

w -Four beautiful Lots, fronting each feet on Broad
street Also several lots Locust Demumhraue strss
Also, several lots u the Boyd Addition. several lots n
Wasdn 5, Bostiek's and HaTding's Addition Apply T.
J. l. & R. ". BROWN,
Ian6-lm az Cne4rv a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-26
HAPIrAL INN7I5s;I. Il ii s. q, =. Il. -

6NAPIrAL INVEST ssENT.--ws oder Tor ssls a
desirable lot for the erection Of house.
ke street adjoining the saddey Of Morrow Esq
Also, lO Of land, beautifully
street pike two miles from the city Ths land mostly
and has number Of handsome building sites.
land with Brick Academy miles from the city Allr-
TN pike Apply 70 J. L. s. z. ". BROWN,
jan7-lm AK Cherry street.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-05-11
THE FATE or A QUEEN; OR THE
BEAUTIFUL LOUISA D'oRLEANS.

TWAS an apartment in the palace Of Charles
H.. King nf Spain. The magnifeence ol
the sesenteesth century was visible through.
out all its arrangements. and The gorgsOu.
taste. Distinguishing the Spanish ladies' Of
that period, was conspicuous IN almost .
ladierous degree. in the person occupying the
apartment. Arayed 10 costly robes. such as
Queen might wear on presentation days.
sat woman, old, wrinklsd, aud sasage.lo look.
ing, her lips contracted inta q pinehed. ma
lieious expression, her little black eve,
sparkling with hate, ard her long. thin. bony
fingers eagerly held out 10 receive something
lro.s the hands Of one oi the ROYAL household
"Indeed, Indeed. my lady duchess" plead.
ed the man. who stood u the door Of the
room, as il 10th TO come further. | cannot
leave them here without orders from the queen.
You know what special charge she gave me
on the very morning she left the palace, and
il is a. much AZ NY place Is worth 70 have
them out Of ny sightat all"
Bring them here, fellow" said The lady,
enrsged 10 find her authority Questioned
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-05-11
SEED ONIONS.

At Planting time these are always valua-
BILE, often wished for, but not always al hand
but they might be. as they are very simply
obtained. Procure the seed Of any sort de.
sired-white kinds usually are liked best
and sow at the same time you would other
onions, and IN drills the same as thnse one
foot apait in the drill but SOW the seed very
thick this is the main point 10 the business.
This utterly prevents their growing any size
the hot days find them thicket Of onions
dwindling for support; the sun pretty soon
begins TO ripen them of, and the result IS
very small onions ht for planting next year.
Sometimes in strong rich ground, in moist
season. they contriye TO make a growth ton
late when this is the case. say about The mid
,Ile Of July. or soon after. pull them all up.
bulbs Or no bulbs. let them lie on the ground
somewhat thinly by aud BY. the sun com
mences drying them up as this proceeds. Il
will be observed that the bulbs are swelling,
until finally, the tops disappear altogether.
aud you have perfect msniature onion.
10 hot parts where the seed will not pro-
duce bulbs IN one season, recourse has to be
had TO these little onions altogether.
The Trimmings Gf the main crop from seed
may be turned to account by pulling and dry
ing Tor seed onions"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-05-11
CASH A ND BA R 7 E R
Exchanges

The subscriber has opened one door
above "The Printing Office" where
he intends keeping full stock Of
Groceries, Clothing, Staple Dry Goods,
and many other articles, for which
Cash or Barter alone" will be ta-
ken. Wheat, Flour, Corn, Bacon,
Lard, Butter, Chickens, Eggs, Tai
low, Beeswax, Flaxseed, Feathers,
Dried Fruit, Tow and Cottons, Wool
James, &C., bought or sold on commits
sion. ID. C. PARKS.
April Is. 3d.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-05-11
KING s MOUNTAIN IRON.
A CA r D.

%. ROBERTSON, DENTIsT,
HAVING ioea,sdin Chapel Hiil,tespsetfuIly Offers
services 10 The ciiieasoi the lovn
q nd surrounding country. Hecan pfeduee satisfactory
,s.,,moaisl. Of his skill in the profession.
MI. agscs /. Il Dr. Mosfs's When requested, iami'
~. .iIl e ..,lsa on Al lhsiffssdeneo. Ghssesfes-
sonabls.
,rY Dr.. n. will be In Iiishorough the fourth wsef
n Zach month. sso Superior Cont weeks and oiIsnsf
(wiihoa. sflss ehsfgs) if requested. :.
August ~.