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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
most respectfully inform my friends and 9TH the
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Noss tAs Hon. Secretary Of State Of Vi,s,s,S,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec. 81. 1885,
Dsas Str: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
tacles you sent him, and discovering that the focus
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uted. have since received them, and am gratIhed
! that the Glasses fully meet my expectation, end
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used are really superb enclose herein the amount
of Jour bill. Very respectfully, &c-
GEO. w. MUNFORD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. C.
Fon Prot. Bdcn
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, 1883.
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Oh KEGS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
ON In store and for sale By
j. st-eost MURRAY l. sEMMEs.
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I NEW YEARS GIFTS!
LIFE AND ADVENTURES of DANDY JACK
- beautiful illustrated juvenile
JACK AND HARRY; an elegant gift,
variety ofOthers lust received at
SHEPHERD'S, corner It'll aud d sts
who gratefully returns his thanks to his numerous
rlends for their very beral patronage during the
christmas season. and begs to say he will be happy
to see them at his " Headquarters" de- %
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AYERS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA


the remedy which the tE Of
devise for this prevailing and fatal malady
II coblne from the remedals tbs have bean
discovered for IN. eIPurgaon Of TIN. foul disorder from ths
blood, and the CT the from despctVc
Hence should be employed for the Of net
only scrofua but also thos. other which from
il, such ERUPTIyE and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHo-
NYs FIsE, ROSE ERYsIrELAs PIMrLEs, PUsTULEs,
BLoTCHEs, BLAINs AND BoILs, TUMoRs, THTTER AND
SALT RHEUN, SCALD HEAD, RInGwoRm, RHEUMA-
,SYPHILITiC MERCURIAL DISEASES, Dh Or
sY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL COM
PLANTS ARISING FROM yITIAIED IMPURE BLOOD.
The popular helefin 'Impury Of the blood" founded
truth, scroula Of the blood The
teuar purpose vrrtu. his purify md
possible in Contaminated constitutions. ~ I'm
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Kin SEVENTH STREET. sun
r EN- OV A l.,
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
Has removed his PLUMBING AND GAS FIT
TING DISBURSEMENT TO No. 81 SEVENTH
where he keeps al k nds of
PUMPS AND BATHING FIXTURES
WATER CLOSETS, WASHSTANDS
MIGRANTS and PUMPS of every description
on hand Also, al kinds OF Brass and Plated Baslns
Tubs Sinks, Marble top Wash Basins, Hose and
Couplings, Hose Pipes, &c.
He gives his personal attention to introducing
WATER AND GAS into Stnres and Dwellings, Pnb
lie Buildings and Private Residences heated by
steam or Hot Wa ter on tho most improved plans
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.XXVN IINUAT1ON OF BUSINESS.
will be seen by the proceeding notice that have
purchased the entire interest of my former partner
uatioR Of the patronage Of our former friends and
the public IN general. Mr.. JOSEPH Fl. TABLE for
seven years Foreman and principal Engineer in the
house OF Messrs, Norris Gregg, of New York
oty and for the last three years Of this honse will
formerly. The business Will be conducted under
the firm and style Of
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rlIPAIIp ~
DR.. ]. @. AVER = CO..
LOWELL, MASS,
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE; Six BoTTLss FOR o.
Erseld by Z. ID. GILMAN, washin ftsn; 4. Q. 2. Gle
Sell, Georgetown, and By all DruGGisi svsryvhsrs.
no I9-se9mF
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For NIL :hs phrp0S,s of m IN I71,lv PSus,,

for dH me purposes OF n Fdn1tty Phvstc,
ed that disc wIthn the Of
can rarely withstand evade them Their Penetrating prop
critics search, aud cleanse and every portion
the human diseased action, aud
storing rs healthy vtries As consequence Of these
properties the invalid who bowed down with pain ply
sIca debility, asonIshed hnd his health
stored BY remedy al once so sImp. aud inviting.
Not DO hey the day complaints Of
body, but also fornd able and diseased The
agen; below named pleased furnish American
Almanac, Containing certificates of their and
for their the following complains Cost Heart
burn, Headache arising from dIsordered stomach Nausea
Pain in and Morbid othe Bowels Flat
ueney Loss Of Appetite. Jaundies, and other Kindred
plants arising from lev stats Of the bsty sssrsetisn
Its fUnc iona.
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IOUVIN'S BEST QUALITY
KID GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS
Twenty FIVE dozen Of the above Justly oelebratec
KID Gloves In all the desirable coors, to which w
invite the special attention of the ladies,
las T. w COT.TEV r. CO. S93 7tb
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NEW PHOTOGRAPH
~ AND AMBROTYPE GALLERY,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
- Nsar 1aiyi Ssyss:,
AMBROTYPES,
only Is cents.
,uor,,Putu up IN handsome ease.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
only One DoIar
Tor tho FIRST COPY, and . cents
.oOo n,c,,n for each subsequent ne
Remember tho Number '
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, near Sd street.
'Ssesys tAs sAsdnS skils yos Aass fi1 sxbstassS.
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N CARRIAGES.
He Subscriber having made additions to hi
factory. making IL now orc OF the larg est> R1h0
in the District, where his facilities for
manufacturing CARR AGE Il LIGHT@%
WAGONS of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experience in the business, he hopes
TO give general satisfaction.
All kinds of Carriage 81 and Light Wagons kept Oh
nand.
and q =. sEssIs ,ES%gt
snos. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
NnN at 18th and r. sta
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COUPON BONDS OF THE WASHING
~ TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY are q SAFE
and desirable Investment being in sums of Eve hun
ared dollars eaoh, redeemabe January 2, 1852, and
and are for GALE b. RIGGa 9 so IN
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DISSOLUTION OF COMMUNICATIVE
~ Partnership heretofore existing between the
unders,sned, under the firm of LAPsLEY 4 THOMAS.
Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent All the bu
lness of the late firm will BIO settled and the CON
t5acts thereof will be fulfilled by the unders ned,
lness at the old stand, No 26 Light street. Baiti
more, and who is alone authorized TO collect the
debts and use the name of the firm in lilo uid,tion
THOMAS J. LAPSLEY,
HENRY F. THOMAS.
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THE MANY THOUSANDS cured a; thus nstitutcn vih,r
the a.t aud the important Surg
cal operations performed by DR. johnson. Witnessed BY tho
reporters Of papers and other persODs notees
which have appeared sg-n and before tho public t.
sides IN, standing gentleman Of character and re.pon.
bIty, 10 a sufficient 10 the Afflicted Jan zsr
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SOn MCKINNEY & LANSDALE, S0n
CEO AGENTS FOR THE 0ZU
PARK FIRE ms. co. N. Y.-Cash capital and
supplies $4,000, nearly; and correspondents of
other Companies having cash capital of over
t3,ee,Gco: Losses es utah adjusted and promptly
eA,d. O0aN No. 500 18th strAat u Al
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LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELI.
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II U. HOOP IS daily receiving al of the newest
ELR ! Calculated for holiday presents No. 33s
"a a.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10

Southern terminus, OF IL miles in distance between
ClarksviIle and Memphis This saving in distance
viii forever hold the tide OF travel FROM the NORTH
Easta Southwest in your favor--while with Paris
as a point yoa may yet see some rival route take
the precedence in TINS immense interest.
But the Memphis connection is not all. Look at
the map ard you will see at glance, that the
iiuntingdOn roule throws you iuto New Orleans by
the Mississippi Centiili anu into MOJiie by tbe Mo-
olle and Uhlo BY altogether more direct and
tayOlaDle Than VIA M,mpnis.
/ Now 10 the practIctDility Of accomplishing the
above, Deneve At practicable just now, tnOugu
should you delay bull a lew mouths, its accomplish
meat would be prObcnatical, the pOicy vi the
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad is about being
fixed
LIST. Then you have charter allowing you to
connect win NashvIlIe ANA Northwestern cross
tennessee ryer ON common bridge, anu run thence
ON the same track to huntington. The n. a n.
VI. has Indicated, | am tolu, her Willingness IL
unite win you. Here then you divide the expense
OF grading, num- say POM 10 miles thus sue Of
tennessee river 10 Huntington, Instance OF ABOUT
90 niiles-leayIng you only rs niles Or one halt VI
hiIy miles 10 siauv, hall OF Tennessee ryei
BRUCE ~ bund wItn SzOO,OOO appropriated Tor rs
construction instead vi SlOO0OU Tor single com.
pany.
Ind. The line to Huntingdon would pass through
the best part vi Benton ana Henry counties, wnert
you might reasonably depend ON getting at ieast a,
much assIstiuce as YOU ASK from heury county now
! 3rd. 1ne MISSISSIPPI Ieutra has "a charter allow.
ing her 10 extend her road To the Tennessee river
/ with state and Tor same. she doubtless, wVuiC
come up to your assistance should you require 1t.
these suggestions appear to Inc 10 nave som'
weight, anu Oenevng you wiil as you have away
neie,UiOre weign without prejudice any ggest,oi
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
For the Chronicle
The Memphis, GAINESVILLE and
Louisville Railroad.
It's True Policy as to Southern Connections Sc. &c

It's True Policy as TO Southern Connections, &c.; &c.
The management of this road has been hitherto
able and unexceptionabe; the interest of the Stock
holders have been protected and all the affairs ofthe
road administered wisely economically and, thus
far, with eminent and unexpected success 1t has
progressed far that movement is now to he
made for a final decisive completion of its Southern
connections In fact | am informed that surveys
and estimates have been made and contracts partial
" concluded for the building of the only remaining
linlf-from Tennessee river to Paris--but the con-
tracts referred to- are conditional if not condi-
tonal subject TO suspension concelment upon the
failure of Benton and Henry counties to provide Il
certain quota of the means required forts construc-
ton.
! am further Informed that while the amount
asked of these counties is small it is altogether
problematical whether il can be raised that though
the days has come for the commencement of work
these counties nothing has yet been done towards
raising the subscription required. With this state
of affairs offer the following suggestions for the
consideration of our Board of Directors.
Would it not he our true policy to make con-
ncction with the Nashville aud Northwestern Rail-
road at some convenient point this side of the Tenn
essce river aud ON the present line OF urroadrun
thence westwarily on a common track, over the
Tennessee river on common bridge, and thence
directly on to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. over the Miss
issippi Central, through TO jackson, connecting at
jackson with the Mississippi Central 10 n. Orleans,
and with the Mobile and Ohio TO Mobile--at Hun
tingdon, with lsanch of the Memphis and Ohio, to
Memphis-at Grand junction or Corinth, with the
Memphis and Charleston-thms securing ample and
very extensive Southern, Eastern and Western con-
nections, and concentrating on our Trunk a vast
aud vastly increased travel over anything promised
in the single connection through Paris with Mem
.phis. II seems to me demoBstrabe and readily APP
parent to any one who win take the time to look at
the map above traced out--that if il he practicable
to accomplish this connection and it be found diff
cult to reach Paristhe true policy Of our company
is, at once, TO push forward this project Now the
distance from GAINESVILLE To MemphiA via Paris is,
by actual survey, ! am informed, 2o4 miles-ds-
lance, via Huntingdon aud Branch ~ Memphis and
Ohio Railroad, 100 miles. Here then b saving in
distance, even to Memphis your most impo' tant
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10

pSs" We have received from D. Appleton & Co.,
through Thomas Brother the eighth volume OF
the New American Cyclop9dia.' This great work
is well sustaining as it progresses, the high chara-
ctei it won in the beginning. 1t can not be ex-
peeted that in SO vast undertaking, objections,
will not be urged against some of its details, but
the wonder is that few have found fault with the
manner in which the work is done, and those few
may not be so free from prejudice to mistake the
beam in their own eye for mote in that of an
other The Cyclopedia is The work of the age, and
the enlightened of every country, will SO view it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
LAND FOR SALE.
AT AUCTION ON THURSDAY, THE FIRST
DAY OF MARCH,

on the premises, S3o acres, actual survey, Of
The Best Land IN the country,
lying miles East of GAINESVILLE ON the Port Royal
road now owned by Pleasant Bagwell. There are
about 325 acres cleared 1875 Of which is first quality
Red River bottom land; 40 acres now seeded to
wheat. 10 OF 90 10 rye, and 100 in clover. There
are SIS acres in timber more than enough stave
timber to twice pay for the place, besides a large
amount of fine Poplar for saving or making Shin
giles. There are at least 300 acres No. hickory
and hale Tobacco land not cleared that can he
surpassed short of the hi ry flats of Ny. This
farm is well watered. AID well adapted to the
Wheat Sto and Tobacco business--conyenent TO
market, mills, church schools. good society, &C. and
is one of the healthiest locations in the county
There is every necessary building on the place,
such as residence tobacco barns, stables, ce-house
cistern, fine spring, plenty Of gooG fruit, &C. will
either sell all together or divide 10 suit purchasers
will show the land at any time or Mr.. VIM. Bag
well, on the premises will DO the same.
TERMS.-0ne-third cash, balance l and equal
annual payments, with interest the last payment
and lien retained until the purchase money is al
paid.
T. D. LEONARD,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer.
Rre, JefIersonian, and Rnsseve Herald copy
tbs. and send bill to this Office.
Feb 10 60
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10

B,D~ The Richmond Enquirer came out in
mourn NJ for the election Of Pennington to the
SieakeTshp. IL would have shown a higher sense
e. John Lctchsr whom il denounced rs nm uholi-
tiInlsti or for the late appointment OF Faulkner,
enJtlcr Of the same stripe, as Minister to France
Tle truth IS however, that democracy moums oven
the election OF Pennington because he is no friend
aud viii spare no pains TO expose It's long continued
corruption. fOrney too who is elected CLERK, /,
no; only ais c bu. williag to hold up Old Buck aud
his administrator to public indignation and scorn
Forney is a democrat and knows all its weak points
aud to help Douglass would eheerlally demolisl
Buchanan. Hence the mourning.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
For the Chronicle


Mn, EuiTOR The undersigned, passengers on
board the Sam. KUkaaN, on her last trip from Gin
cinnati to Nashville feel unwilling To leave her
without publicly acknowledging our thanks for the
many courteous attentions cNt,ndcd rs 10y her Off
GERS, To compliment the cXcrlnvr of her fire, the
home-like comfort of her cabins, aud Ia recommend
the boat in especial manner being in every re-
acct worthy of popular favor TaRoor her gal
!ant master has long been identified with our steam
boats, in iact hc has been engaged in the nayiga-
ton of the Cumberland river when il was spring
branch, and his fame is now co-extcnsiye with the
nayignbc world. EGAN, her clerk, is also an old
6,yorite whose good reputation needs not our en-
dorsement. This craft wears name familiar to
every Tennesseean her owners aud officers all live
in our midst and being the only home boat in the
trade between Nashville and Cincinnati she merit,
and shouldreceive the liberal patronage of the Nash
vile, aud Cumberland river merchants, shippers
and trayers.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
Cost and Carriage.

We are anxious 10 close out the remainder Of our
Winter Stock Of Over coats and other goods suitable
for cold weather. and will do 50 Al cost and carriage
for Gish oaly. Now is the time TO secure bargains
as we desire 10 make room for Spring Goods Call
nj once and he certain 10 ask for your account and
nm n as we need money badly. We hope our
friends will attend to Il g. matter.
Feb 10 ls6O-2w MCULL0cH a PlTMAN
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10

RsE~ In consequence of the short time allowed
for the proposed Union meeting in this place, it has
been deemed advisable to postpone it; but should
there be many persons here tomorrow, in response
to the call it may be well to organize preliminary
meeting for the purpose of fixing day and making
such other arrangements as may he deemed ncces-
sary. We hope the friends who have the ability
and influence viii take the matter in hand and
press il 10 a successful issue.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10

By The election of Republican Speaker-as
in the case of Banks-is justly chargeable upon the
democratic members of Congress. The facts and
figures show thatthey could, on two occasions, have
elected Gilmer, sound Southern man, but failed
to do it. Again, they could have elected Smith of
n Carolinia but three democrats--Holman and
Davis, of Indiana, and Allen, of 0hio,-refused to
vote for him ON the very ballot which elected Pen
nington. These are facts which the people ought
to remember, and for which they ought to hold
democracy responsible in all future elections. II
gives pleasure to state that the bulk of the de-
mocratic members did sustain Smith earnestly, hui
the three boilers defeated him aud elected Re-
publican. We hope they alone are to blame, but
democracy is so tricky that it would not be a very
violent presumption to suppose that they acted NJ
to the programme.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
]. s. LAY

Would respectfully inform the citizens Of CIarks-
vile and vicinity, that he has rettcd his rooms mn
der McKoin 4 Baley's, aud is prepared to furnish
them with Beef Pork, Mutton, Sausage, Chickens,
Eggs, Potatoes, Cabbage, Fish, and gnme of all
kinds, at the shortest notice. All orders accompa-
MED with the cash promptly attended to. All per-
sons owing bills for last year, will please come for.
ward and pay up, as am short of funds and cattle
ara high. J. s. LAY.
P. ST. keep no stall at the market House, hut
my room is open all the time, and you can buy day
or night.
Feb 10, 60-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
Chancery Sale of Land.

VIM. Stewart, ! IN pursuance of an order made
vs. in this Court at the October Term,
Jas D. Stewart, 1858 of the Chancery Court at
GAINESVILLE. will sell to the highest bidder on Sat
urday the 10th day OF March 1860 on the premises,
the tract of land mentioned in the pleadngs heing
the same land upon which VIM. Stewart now lives.
There are about 100 Acres in the tract The land lies
about 20 miles from Clirksville near the land Of
John j. Majors, l.. J. Perlu and others. The land
will be surveyed and plat will he shown on the
day Of sale.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash; balance on |. 2 & years
time, with interest from date. Notes with good Sc
curity required, and lien retained
TFOS. J. MUNF0RD, G. & NJ.
Feb 3, lsG0-4w.-pr. fee 81.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
Landreth's Celebrated Garden
Seed

AT THOMAS 4 BRO, warranted fresh and gem
uine or no sale. Also South Union and Risley's
fresh seed, sold cheaper than ever.
CALL AND PAY your ACCOUNTS.
valenti"es.--Alare large variety.
CALL AND PAR YOUR ACCOUNTS.
THOMAS & BRO.
Volumes Cyciop0edia just received
call and take ii home. THOMAS l. BRO.
7. S.--Be sure to call and pay your accounts
they are small and will not hurt you.
Feb 20, 1860
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
Powder.

We are sole agents for the sale of the Oriental
Powder Co. of Boston which we now Offer N re luced
rates. Weare now in receipt Of the following good
Diamond Grain Powder for Game and wild fow
shooting in one pound cannisters. Western Sport
ing aud Rifle Powder Of all grades, in whole, h.
and quarter cans. Cannon and Mnsket Powder OF
Government strength, Mining and Blasting Powder,
al of which is of superior quality, and each grade
warranted equal to any mate
Avery Flows large lot of all sizes at
Agents rates, feb Sd 'Go-tf
Jan "a, ls60--tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
RED RlyrR LANpIyc, FeL. I, ls6O.

Sales by John h Smith, OF ~ hhds Iooacco as
follows:
IA bids Admitted, at IS so, so, so, G 10,
I 50, . 49, 10, ~, 10, 40, 10, 40,
3 40, y 80.
hhds Lugs, at 5 90, 40, 3 Co. 3 65, 3 90,
B 20, ) TO- } IS. Average 50 50.
Sales every Tuesday. JOHN X. SMITH.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10

pEl" The election of Pennington is the defeat of
the ultra Repubcans-he being decidedly couserva-
tive by contrast. But though it is so far triumph,
We deeply regret that even one Opposition member
should have given Pennington his vote. 1t was
bad taste and worse Judgment.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
A Residence for Sale.

For sale very neat'and comfortable private re-
sitence near Hadensvlle, Ky. Five acres of choice
and we'll tmbered land with story frame house
"A rooms, first rate seller and basement dining
room, convenient to railroad, churches, schools and
mills, and the best of neighbors, aud one of the best
locations for good Mechanic, of any land in the
Safe. This place is offered at a great bargain, for
less than the cash paid out for the house price 500
500 cash balance in and 2 years with interest.
Mr.. Bunny Smith, at Hadensve viii show the
place to any one desiring to see it,
T. d. LEONARD,
Feb 10 1860 r. L. Agent
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-10
Take Notice.

viii offer for sale on Thursday the 23d inst. at
Tic residence II Mrs. Ann J. Marable, about 800
barrels of Corn some Wheat Fodder and VI y 4
Mules Horses, Oxen, Wagons, and Household an :
Kitchea Furniture. Terms months credit on all
. in.s over s5-under s. cash. Notes wi b tive APP
proved securities requii ed.
III VARIABLE, Admir-,
Feb 10 IO6O-7w with Win annsxed.