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sir. EAST, BY leave. introduced q bin 484 90 IN
crease the revenue Of he Stale and for The prossc-
tioa Of merehHo Of this State, Whioh was passed
The first rsadug without otieotion snd referred to
lhe Special Committee oR the iae-ohanis' tax.
ffhe bin rgqaires foFeige merchants disposrE Of
gooda otherwise Than IL chapter crticic Of The
Code, @ procure yearly lieebse
ukHsrisLE ogL1EGE
ga molten ~ aIr. BlcKEELL Ills biu g6s 10
amend TIE caaTtsr q ihe Maryviile College vas
taken from the h.ss Under a dispeassti5n Of he
rates ard'rcAa tte .hiri iime
On noiien b Nr NORMAN The bic vas amend
Cd IS adding thereto aidiiianag sections ansnlsar
ihe charter 81 Bethel Gollsgs IN Carroll county
On moliei By Nr SMITH ihs bill vas further
amended BY adding thereto additional 10 sections
eharie.iag the He3roa G uroh ia Warren county.
Tho bill as amended sas then finally passed.
DHUzKsEhEss AND GRAND JUHIrs
On motion BY Mr.. JONES the rules we're Suspend
cd and his bill, Nc l6, 70 give grand iuries dis
erection sry power in cases Of presensnt for drunk
5aness, was taken from the 6las and the Senate
amendment lksret0 ecnourredia.
And then
On metion, the House adjourned ill to-morrOV
merning 9 o'clock.
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The published call for Black Republican Ma
tional Convention, to assemble at Chicago on the
18Th day Of June next to nominate candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, invites co-opera-
tor Of all who are opposed, among other things,
to the extension Of slavery in the Territories, -
and 4" to the new and dangerous political doctrine
that the constitution of its own force carries slave
~ into ali the territories of the United States" The
baltimore Patriot the leading organ Of the Opposi-
ton IN Maryland is delighted with the declaration
of principles thus ayowed, and commenting partic-
ularly upon these two propositions says, " it viii
be seen that they embrace good old HENRY Clay
doctrines on this subject He was utterly opposed
10 the extension Of slavery into the free Territories
and said he would see his right arm drop from his
shoulders before he would lift it in support of any
speh policy Well may the Chicago Opposition
lists can for union in support Of these ndestructi-
bic principles. We Eao1 Of no Opposition man N
the aohoEs country '5b0 0E reuse to sustain These prop
ositi9Hs"
The acquaintance Of this Maryland organ with
the sentiments Of its party leaders is, we doubt
MOI. more thorough than our own. and we win not
therefore, question the truth Of its assertion that
they are ready to sustain the Black Republicans in
tbair crusade upon the decision Of the supreme
Curt admitting the South TO an equal enjoyment
with the North in the common territory; but, We
a-s pratifed in being able to inform that paper,
that there is one organ at least Of the Opposition
south that has advanced different views and, we
list. for the honor of the State, viii adhere to
them. We aIlude to the Patriot Of this city, which
in recent article gave utterancc to the following
manly sentiment
.sTius in the midst Of ailthe excitement caused
nv .I,e brutal and bloody conspiracy Of John Brown
-. Io,-s he outaivings Of Republican Executives in
c. -,a,,srs Whilst c0ndemnng the inva-
-. e TJ;-ii,ir thsv are firm in the expression Of
= 5a.,;,,s econ is drive the Southern people from
the endowment of The right % carry slaves into and
yaaD them In the terFitories-a right gnaIanuSu
tleIn bv the Constitution. as expounded oy the hgh-
est authority known to our government t'e 12T-
-,e C,,,rf This Is q question which we shall
ba "a mDelled to meet unless Republicanism receaes
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13
VESPER Gas LIGHT,
The Cheapest, nloss Brilliant, and
Most Convenient Artificial light.
II zRE FOLD

THVEIs Gas ssnarad from Pure Coai Oh and Cor ssss
economy, safety an3 pi'city, cannot D. sugnss ne
fixtures are In Itgle ne ordinary ras ftre4
Us advantage tlat 20 p1rtlls - rts nrrirls
for tria1cy, che1pusss ciHa1es5 81 asf ear h
used wherever artificial Light IS rur- % sasTt5 re-uas
AID requires trimming and attention. Bhsieger. a.s
lighting. VI IS qeJtcag sfTs cad nee rcl elf1s1n and
has odor sel W1le burning The light es made 10
with aaY degree Of lrncy, ~ turning srsu. and -
interested instautaneousiy I'm volume from thnt 5 s
ten or twenty BY turning valve ID Ordinary ra1
The Fesper iue and Ez.urag precisely rs1ss n f,l
tose OF gas, bat u erancy aud purity 81 -ht ro
decided adqazrae over any gas re1ue5 10
chimney iheIei5 no reed e daily trimming 81 ricE az i1
construction of the fEierc simple Is NOT Table rs
out Of order, and child manage itralilr Tie rig hr
in the Vesper fixture Is generated 1n pure cod OK sFa
per Oil !" (Ehich 3 Manufactured expressly Or tbs tunsrl
without any adixtufe Of a-coH1l otar frs-n n-sn
is supply is unliitea The fixtures themssres are 1t
ed IN styeg srit al tastes, from TIE PLAIN.
the most elegant and costly Chaneer Eaaa Gz1rsis rr-
feet in itself ls i no outlay % be- rues
regulators. &C 4la generated rusr and
fixtures, The cheap sing ghfto che extensive aa er
Elfu1furs q18 c0r3 In themsalTes They are 1d Ii
prices Whic do exceed the ornars ns friues
similar 81 les and ornanentazion-
Churces houses public halls, stores, Steamboats, and psq
residences hr ughout Tie state win
elegant and couTsuie chandeliers AID other helulni 1asdr.
lures which add 90 uch to he a1palnee OF urh pcas u
to TIE comfort o. he 1aue circle and which, heretofore cdnd 1
used sny in those favored districts embraced within the zeal r
limits Of large cities
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

NlsHT1LIE Tenn, Dec. IL, ISIS.
8IssEs 4. p. T.TloE CoI have hl Ia ass iof L65ai -
months past. o. your Vsps Gas Lights, and gives
great pleasure zs regard superior ar
portable ighi that have met with.
smpet7 CO arrangement freedom fr11 DANCER 81 ern,.
sion. cleanliness and Sadness parity o. fh quail
itcs that recommend &c % any Who ul ~ t. r4et
light vach equal lrii1nc7 ta erirrr
gas light. Very respectfully, D. ID. Caoss-
These are only re.y few Of he tesluonals have Cs1
and examine for youre No. AZ ColeHas Buildings ClrT
street, Nashville. Tenn. THOMAS RI. TAYLOR q co.
Dasrhants from the he country are expressly Invited b
q can, Eish to establish agencies throughout. o.
State Liau 80
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SETTE Ess-lt gives great pleasure state that a.
Ter Trial o. one % the sweeper Gas Lamps. my study
six weeks past, and after oorving closely Coz te 1gh or
time, TIE experiment of 1atng 'Uuian Tel, Win les
l1ps have entire 1oudsncs n their efficiency. 10 t
they a1r an the agauiages gas els % taos
who live out Of TIE ciiesLni large towns.
The process Of preparing and lighting ne isp readily
earned, the fixtures simple and little liable
cf orter the cost Of the light comparatively e and de
whole free from al angar, that 30 need oniY acquain
lance on ne part Ct the pudc With lll ter Gas Lamp
bring them into general use throughout ne country
Yours .TulT, SruAEr ncHrzsor.
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HOaUE TEsTIJ10SIALs.
In Oh. R.rpar.n r...-.-.

NASHVILLE, Dec. r. l559.
Coz T. II TaVI0R-Dear Sir; have usai, f1r some time
Of the Vesper Lamps and beg leave express ny obi CATIONS
to or having introduced t notice. 70 persons living
in the eountv. or in parts Of city Ehers had
who may desire light much eoonomicll thar 1san a.
the time fully squal % h 10 Illuminating poHsrls6
paratus viii prove a desiierltuu.
regard Ills the beautiful and most useful sfsntion
for procuring, small cost ere aVauiages Of rht ha
have seen; at the time ta e rsres iY arsa
the lamps simple in distraction and MANFRED vim ease
Fary TulY yours. s rar-
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from its position. hing altogether improbable q
present.
Truly saia neighbos tllis IS q question which "e
shall be compelled 20 meet, unless Repr5heanisn
reoeaes from It's position land if the mountain
should fail to come to MAHonr, we trust Ne saat
net zee MsuonEr going to the m0ontain.
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Prom Seabuiy < Co, Gas fitiers Nashville
The Tesper brilliant and beautiful -i that
cheap ana portable and perfectly safe The construction Of DC
Feper Gas Burner and retor Is sc perfectly pe that C
get out Of order. nor explode
The management Of the burner Is easily understood and
quires bat little attention Co keep and To- good order
than ordinary fixtures. The light nro1ucai Vasrar
Gas consider fang equal, in every peet, ~ other ui
Of Gas light joins d.. EEansaE,
q, =. sEku1gT.
IL s. rElcu.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

LorlsEnIEz, kT.- SEPTEMBER 3. las4.
To Y II SErTtE-Dear Sir: After having made fhoroush
examination Of ihe .Yesr aas" reatgn iliumna-
ting power, chemical composition ec-.I do
commend being safer and economical we'll rdss
sng greater intensity Of illumination thar any ohe arll
in
tauiug heat and viii be fou1d 90 urausb SERVES
giss we'll as 10 TIE manuflcturing chal1ist.
CuaRlEs M WuI1uI, ll d.,
Prof Of Chemistry in The EsuiusEy school Of 5lcieas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-13

We invite the attention Of our subscribers to th5
following editorial and communication, clipped from
the Chronicle and Sentinel, (Augustal We know that
many of our friends felt unkindly towards US fo1
dropping them from our list when we adopted the
cash system. Imperative necessity forced us to pur
sue that course We do not send the paper to our
nearest relatives without first paying into the Office
the subscription price. VIII not each Of our read
ers be influenced by the conduct Of the corespon-
dent ofthe Chronicle and Sentinel, and make "a little
effortt extend (our) circulation and each one send
us new subscriber OF two?
TIE CASH SYsrN-ONE OF Two THoUsAND-The
following letter from who has been a su5scri-
Der for years, Is particularly gratifying to US and
we commend Its perusal to our readers. On the
first Of January we erased from our lists the names
of more than one thousand subscribers, simply be-
cause they had not paid IN ddUaBce. Many of them
were known to us TO be perfectly responsible
worth thousands of dollars-and some Of them were
our personal friends; but we had determined to
adopt the cash system AID we would make no eX-
ceptiOns.
We had notified them Of our intention, and as
they failed or refused to comply, we erased their
names from our lists. And this we shall continue
to do with all who fail to pay IN GdUaRce We have
sacrificed enough to the miserable credit system, and
we have done with it; and we rejoice to find our
determination so generally approved by the best
men in the land.
1t is a source Of sincere qualification to US to
know flor nothing could have afforded us a higher
evidence Of the hold the CtrOHice and Sentinel has
upon the affection Of its readers,) that many OF
those whose names have been erased for nOn-pay-
ment, are making haste to have them restored to
our lists by forwarding the money to pay their in
debtedness and renew their subscriptions. We
thank them for this evidence of their approval of
our efforts to make the paper worthy Of their con-
tidence and support, and beg to assure them and all
others we shall not falter in the discharge Of our
duty to them ourselves and the public in making it
an independent, heightened, conservative journal
Read the letter:
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Thsaas King a1d 0lhe, The unknown hgrs 81 Irai,
Ale1 and vie
pursuance Of decree % the County Court Ds.It
county, renered in tie a1oTs cause, az the Januzr7 len
60 viii oGr Tor a- ne Courtho1ss 90 Nashville or
Saturday lSih Of FshrulY inc irhcst bdIr a.
iooainr negos touit. sgfas, 60 years Of age 49,
about 80 years Of age Sya about DO years % age Marie
about years ofage. Carey, ubsut % years Of sale a
@ ysarso ages Ana, about Yeas o. ana nnt sbu
l6 m0ulh1 nlis
TkRM5-Ab1u Si0in cash viii BE- reI1irs uFon eash ne-
and Tor the baiancea note veil endosd S allie BANK a
four months.
These negroes belong 70 the estate q sally fets dsoas ana
sud Tor distribution y h. CHEATfI4 W.
fanf
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From His Excesncy Gov. C. s. ao-saeid ana mos s. Ps
"a So. l.l--ar-

l1lE =.
ksq state AEii10r.
To VIZ IT, srlE, ESQ, LoUisVILLe KT.-Dear Sir Wahare
and asing your -Fesrer cas- are usfeff7
fed with its utiy It gives sofi, iaat AID ezdl M
and . pesctlF secure from explosion lt very cheap
economical IN rs use and Of ar s than any ot-r
light. Wearesa-shed that e win soon De adopted bT 1il rer11s
Wn0 have nut the Of obuns gas, ana Also . ~
gas accessible and with Ehom cha1e5 i original outlay
for fixtures and the coutaual sen q burning cicct
Yoursi &c.s MoEuIlan.
Iuos paaE.
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Every man who was present in the House Of Rep
reseutatiyes yesterday evening, who possessed one
spark of patriotism or respect for law, or who was
at all sensible to shame or public decency, must
have felt outraged and Inundated when he listened
to the derslve cheers and revolving laughter which
proceeded from the Black Republican benches when
Mr.. Briggs Of New York, suggested that 1t was pos
sible thar the Black Republican candidate for the
speakership did not in his heart approve the afro
cous doctrines OF the Helper book, and that It would
be well for him openly to repudiate me neresles
which he is charged with having endorsed. The
very suPpOsluOn that the approYers OF that oalous
publication repent them Of their iniquity, and are
not prepared to recommend and justify servlle IN
surrechon, robbery, and other heInous crimes, was
met with loud outlaws of derision, and the hope
that the expressed will of the conservative masses
Of the people had warned them Of the danger o.
their course ridculed with the most boisterous
laughter Consolation Of De 7h.
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WINTER READNG-The long evenings Of winter
offer capital season for mental improvement and
we would advise our young readers especially to
profit by IT, Let them read much No source Of en-
Joyment is so lasting so beneficial or so economical
as reading. and none SO fraUght with interest for
the young. We do not believe IN laying down any
rules for regular course of works to be gone
through with; but the individual must decide for
himself and choose those which seem the most in
structiye.-R IPhlg.
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451AAcn LOIS Tor safe
Robert Balch ana others @. Wilson and olhs
pursuance rendered BY the County Court on
Davidson county the above viii o1r for sale al
the eouhouss Nashville Saturday, the Tn Of Febrsr
next, the following lots scougag ihe Of Alfred Baiei
aaselseds that remain from thelo~m=r sale, 10 Wit:
70 feet Of Lot, No. q. 1arks. street.
AZ p " " s7 Jackson street.
s. a." %, on corner Of Cole &c & Jefferson 81,
ll1 :" 80 on C3ileg' street.
so "a, on Crawford street.
These Lots sah-diried will H shown the day slh
TERMSe20 cash viii be required each Lot, FOR ~
balance credit Of 5, y and 70 moths, with interest ail ~
given and notes we'll enacsi. payable In Bank required.
Sale 70 take place AZ the s1al hours
jsnll-ti p. r. cHEATHAsl, CIsrt.
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BENZ. F. SHIELDS a Co,
NOS. p AND 90 COLLEGE STREET,
OPPOSITE sENANER HOTELl


lTASHEgELE TEE1ESSEE
AVE- isase for term OF years. the large and extensive
stores and rooms College Street, below the ity
Bnk, sod opposite the SeEanee Hotel and Union Bank After
some thirty Of active business life in this city only
promise undivided Interests % congR
ors heretofore.
No Goods bought on our account Orders obel 70 the
LErThR- keittances made PROMPTLY. Sales for cash only
Reference given any city portion q the country
All kinds Goods received on SPECIAL
sRAGE with orders he sold public private sale.
jams BENZ p. SHIELDS & co.
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GAINESVILLE, Pike CO., Ga,

]
WM S. JoyEs-Dear Sir: As 1 most heartily
approve your course in adopting the cash system
in conducting your paper, and you intimate
that you may have cut off hundreds or even
thousands of your subscribers who do not pay in
advance and being DESTROYS that your paper should
be sustained. l have made little effort to extend
its circulation; and, as the result, sent you one
new subscriber on the 3lst ult.. and two more this
morning. Now let me suggest that each of your
cash-paying subscribers be requested to obtain at
least one more. and send you the money for the
same and then the conservative influence Of your
paper will be still more widely extended. And l
here propose 70 be one of two thousand subscribers
TO your paper to obtain at least subscriber
to the Weekly Chronicle and Sentinel WHAT say you,
publisher and subscribers?
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Mr.. Iverson of Ga made q speech in the Senate
on the 9Th, in which he said the Northern Democra-
cy, ike the Northern Wings, would be swallowed
by the Republicans. What then is to become Of the
'' only party able to save the South r'--Pdsriot
It is to be hoped that they viii not then do as the
Southern Opposition are now doing: stand and
make mouths at the rest OF creation
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n HAVE 70 20 iiseiy negroes to hire for Tire
present year. Anong then cooks, usshers ana >
iT0ners. Superisr house girls and boys hppi7 % "a
WILL 4. BOYD. r., ~
iaul2 lW Nc. 50 Cherry strees
Planters Sank OF 'rernessee.
Nashville. Tenn, Dec o. ls5g
This Daak has deslareda dividend o. FITE DOLLARS PEI
silse, payable to to the Stockholders On demand.
ian3-lm D. WEAVER, Ca.hia-.
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HOWE MACHINES

Are rapidly growing in popular favor, gaining the
confidence Of the people, and are destined to super
cede machines having
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Hartford January Is 1850.
STATE OF CoNNECrIOTT, Hartford Co., ss.l
HARTFORD, Jan. LIST. 1860.
rsolaly appeared before Justice Peace duly
qanea 70 administer oats E. G. Ripley President and Taos
a Alexander Acting Secretary, and made solemn oath that the
foregoing Steusnt Of the condition a the Ftn In
suranNe Company is true,
HENRY FOWLER,
Justice Of the Peace.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Jan. 9, 1860.
Th IS to certify that the na Insurance. Company located
a. Hartford In the STATE Of Connecticut has complied with All
the requirements of passed by the General Assembly, OF
the State Of rennesseein March, 1856 entitled to regu
late the agencies u Insurance Companies incorporated BY
the State Of Tennessee aud that Joseph w. Mari
the legally authorized agent Of said Company the town Of
Nsshyille State Of Tennesses.
J. 7. DUNLAP,
Comptroller.
NASH MARI, Ag'ts
M > Coll
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HANDSOlIER AND FINER

Stitch more uniformly alike upon both sides Of the
material than that made by any other Machine.
4th. Last but not least the present tightness Of
the money market, the Machines are BETTER and
come at LESS price than any other first class Ma
chine.
That the
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BUILDING
ASSOCIATION sTDCK

rs THE NASHVILLE or CITY 0FuCR
F1B SHARES WANTED Sc
BHANsFDED, mc7FrI .1Ell s. ce.
iats-F
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By
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
On Mondays Jan. 16fh, 1860, atIO O'Clock,
WE Will SELL FOR CASH, ia front Of our Ware.
house large and complete assortment OF GROCERIES,
consisting in part as follows, YiE
~ bags Coffee SACKS Almonds.
. b6is Molasses, l0a 3 ana z bxs star Candles,
100 6ols eruslsa and powdered 100 has waite WHISKY
aobaza Cove Oysters. iobsls Holland Gin,
10 bags Pepper, 800 kers Nails.
8 chests fsaa, Is dol Painted Buckets,
% bales Cotton Irvine, 81 ness Tuts,
- cases Aatches, IS do Doyles Candles
10 boxes Star Candles 100 doz Mas1ns Backing,
80 packages EeT Msckerel 100 boxes Flasks,
kits half b5lsand bhls, leo Dc Cheese,
200 boxes New Raisins, . terces Pigs,
2n0 Is and a boxes DO 20 bbts Roe Herring
- boxes Brandy Cherriess
800 packages kasHs % ees Fresh Figs, 90 bls Fhrts 10
hbs English Walnusi 90 bbll Texas Pans, 10 tols Cocoa
Toshef Win numerous other artslss 70 make up complete
sale LANIER, PHILLIPS L co.
ianl2-d No 80. harkctstreet
BARGAINS
In Clothing.
NE are selling oa ou- stock es Heavy Winter
w Clothing at eosr 70, Cash.
WARD, BERMrSsHAN CO.
New Music! New sEusicI!
AT LUOK's MUSIC STORE.
Masonic March, Introducing ar Of Eve Ofths,D 3 cents.
Thoughts o. Hsme, G
SAlHe Waltz. 8
Sing me that scng again, .
Darling Nelly Gray Quicksiep, 25
Midnight March, 50
Evergreen Polka Mazoursa %
Pianos, guitars, musical instruments Of all kinds
SANITY hand Music any part OF the country, post
age paid OF receipt Of Tia market price, JOHN LUCK.
@. b. A. J. HOOPER. O. MrzEI1.
MaZELL, HOOPER & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers. Forwarding
COMmISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS n
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, TO-
BACOO, CIGARS, SNUFFs, &C.,
Nos. and Market ST., Nashville, Tenn
WHISTLES, BRANDiES, WINES. &C.
EKTE have n store ard FOR sale cheap The trade
i25 bbls 10 NezsoEa's celebrated Whisky
6j hbls cd Bourbon Whisky.
- hbis Old Rye-a prime article.
Is hbls Old RyeH a-ranted Pure.
IS bhis Tennessee White Whisky.
As half barrels Cherry Brandy.
IS quarter barrels Cherry Brandy.
30 quarter tarrels Ginger Brandy.
20 bois pure Robertson cosn'y Whisky.
bills pure Apple Brandy
8 quarter casks Holland Gin.
IS bbls American Brandy.
IS b5ls Sweet Malaga Wine.
With CoguaG, CataWla Brandy, &C.
janl2h MIZEEL, HOOPER & co.
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SPALDINGvS PREPARED GLUE
meets az such energsnss ans h11sod ear a4 70 e
Who1f - Ii Is always ready and Co re lacng p11t
There 8 no longer necessity upins elfs alnrl W.
nees hsadlsss doris and brsn Grades. It's joss ne Article
Tor cone, ths and other 5rnsnsni1l 4sf 90 popular WIZ a.
dies OF reaaetent AMI taste
This tdarahe yrsneTllol is li col u eng e1iellJ hea
In soluiol and possessing an ere Tai1 qatea q ne tcs
cabinet max efs' Glue u De- ul l ne place cI ordinary
muciiags, being vastly Nose adhesive
HUSEFUL II EVERY HOUSED
B-A Brush accompanies each b1tiie PaCE q cents.
Wzolssas Dspot Ne 4s Cszar Sse,t Easlrzs
address HENRY C. sPALDEEG & CO,
Box So $500 Ees York.
Put % sar Dealers 81 Cls colaTs four, cit sn Twelve
dozen--s beautiful li.losrqh s-or Card pa1gnr ac
package.
- si1rs ioiis Of sfasrTs1s Psralnrs crur si ,rs
tn ti-aes ifs cost annually GO every a0uaea1lI T
soId by an prominent a-aEiouaGs Drurlll5 -ss-e ana
7uriifu7a DsaiafI fir1earss and Fancy stores
Couatry merchants saoaid make nose 81 5fir1isas Pes
yaEEB iL1l uilzilg up their t Itu atrf ~. e'i1l.s
ilus-d ,tHGFly
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AucIiOm, Commission and storage
warehouse.
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The Howe Family and Leather Machines arc war
ranted to give better satisfaction than any other
machines in the market. or money refunded
The public are respectfully invited TO call and ex
amino our Machines and specimens Of work, and
purchase where best suited.
CONE BROTHEHs,
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