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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

1t has been the habit of the entire people of tn,
saveholding States to attribute to the antislavery
party Of the North most of the ills which DO now
afict and have for years afflicted cur country. We
had believed that the unanimous verdict Of the
Southern people pronounced the Black Republican
party guilty Of an unprovoked violation Of our con-
stitutonal rights We had believed that the public
voice Of the South without dissent. declared that
party distuFbers Of the public peace, and unworthy
the approval Of OF utilization with the true patriot
It seems that we were mistaken. Although the SIP
repressible conflict doctrines of SEWARD the treas
enable teachings Of HELFER the diabocal deeds Of
JoHN BRowS may be in accordance with the Black
Republican creed; although the Republican policy
may b hostile the Union yet in the estimation of
some Southern men, some apology may be found for
all that The Nashville Banner it seems to us apollo
ge6cally, asks, How came that party to be organ
izedy Although "the Republican party may be
all the UNION AND American declares it to be-: al
though the extracts from Republican journals,
speeches, dc. (given by the UNION AND AuERIcAE)
may contain true exposition of the Republican
creed" although -the Republican policy may be
hostile the Union we find no attack in the Ban
n upon Its leaders, its creed its policy: but its
misdeeds are used as a weapon by the Banner to at
tack that party which has ever stood in defense Of
our dearest interests. But how came that party
(the Black Republican, to be organized:' asks the
Buna, and then replies, 1T never would have
been organized but for the policy Of the Democratic
party This anti slavery organization is not then,
in the opinion Of the Banner the legitimate offspring
Of bigoted fanatcism and gross ignorance. but was
forced into existence by the policy Of the Democrat
ic party. The Opposition to the Democracy have
failed to point to a single demand ever made
by that party, upon the subject Of slavery, that
was not justified by our constitutional guarantees.
The arguments of the BIguer to show that the
Black Republican party is a consequence Of Demo
cratic policy. are not new to the readers Of anti
slavery speeches and papers. The Buners accusa-
ton that the Democracy are responsible for the
slavery agitation is but the repetition Of the daily
declarations of SEWARD, GREELEY and Co. The az
gressions of the slave power is the continual cry Of
Black Republican leaders. The speech of every
cross-road politician Of the Black Republican
stamp. is filled with just such denuncatons of
the Democratic party as is contained in yesterday
Bonner The smallest satellite of SEWARD viii stand
and rail by the hour at what he is pleased to term
the disunion tendencies Of the Democracy. We find
the Black Republican press declaring that the Re
DubIicans and Americans. whether North or South.
are an for preserving the Union" We find the Ban
fer cchoin.- the same sentiment when he declares
that the Democratic party is .rHE ONLY ONE OF ANY
INFLUENCE WHOSE Foley viii effect THE OVERTHROW
OF THE USIov.'
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vaughan, White Of Davidson, White Of Dicksou-
hilisms Of Knox, Williamson, Woodward and
Speaker WhthorDe--8l
Mr.. Speaker WHITTHORNE entered notion 81
reconsider.
Senator Peters, 81, 10 fz The salary If Librari-
an al 81 900 per annum, was read.
Mr. WILLIAMS Of Hickman moved % amend by
constituting he Secretary Of State. Librarian
Mr. BICKNELL and Mr.. BENNETT objec cd 10
the amendment
Mr.. EAST objected 70 the amendment and advO.
Gated The passage Of the bill
Mr. FORD opposed the proposed Increase Of the
salary.
Mr.. MARTIN was in fsTar Of paying all our
otaie officers liberal salary. He opposed ihe
amendment, and offered al amendment in lieu
tna' the Secretary Of ate should receive $500 ad
ditonal each year.
Mr. WILLIAMS OF HiokGan, by leave, withdrew
ms amendment
Mr.. MARTIN then withdrew his amendment in
lieu
Mr. KENNEDY said this bill bal pssseiths SEN
ate, and had been fsvorably reported upon by the
JOINT Committee Inc Library The duties Of
the librarian were becoming more and more oner-
Gus every year, sad he hoped the House would vote
the additional appropriation
Mr. HEBB would vote against The bill
ton.
The House sustained the demand
tae OH then failed 70 pas the second reading,
under The operation Of The previous question, BY
yeas 20, nays 80, as follows.
Teas -Messrs Armstrong, Beatty Bennett. Biok-
! nell, Caldwell, CheaLham, Cogdsn, Davis. Dudley.
] East, Farley, German, Greene, HaVrou, Hurt K,r-
neey, Marti1, Richardson, Sire esbury. Trewh. It.
! Whit Of Davidson, Whitmore, Williams Of Frank
in Williamson Knox, and Wiseuer-25.
NGys-Messrs Baker of Perry, Baker Of Weak
ley, Bayless, Biedsoe Brazelton, Bfi ton, Butler,
Critz, D1ak, Ford, Frazier Gillespie, Guy,
| Harris, Hsbb Ingram, Jones, johnson, KIN
oaid of Anderson, Kiocaid Of Claiborne, Lea
LOckhsrt, May field McCabe, Morris Morphsis.
Norman, Roberts, Russell Seatsr. She'd. S5wsn,
Vaughn, White of Dickson, Williams Of Hickman,
| Williamson Woods, WOodard aud Speaker Whit
/ thornf-S9.
And then
On motion, the House took the usual noon recess
! till o'clock.
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Cnrrcsnondence.

We insert the following extract from a letter re-
ceived from an esteemed friend. We regret that
the demands ou om space are such as to pre-
,lule our publishing more of it, Referring to the
Democratic State Convention. our correspondent
says
Tennessee stands firm. and extends the hand Of
fellowship to her southern sisters who have also
spoken in thunder tones upon the great question
of constitutional rights and State equality while
20 all national men OF the North she cordially in
vitcs them to meet her upon sound and national
basis.
A most interesting feature in the action Of the
Convention was the unanimous nomination of Ten
pessce's most gifted son-ANDEEw JoHNsoN-as their
first choice for the Presidency. No statesman has
Greater hold upon the honest masses than he and
should he be the nominee of the Charleston Con
vcntion. his election viii he a certain fact lie pos
.esses every attribute necessary for an Executive
of the Jackson stamp, while his political integrity
and honesty is unsulied With johnson for Presi-
dent and the gifted Haynes, and inmitable whit '
ss electors. we viii roll mp your majority Of thirty
fL0ugrad u.
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Heeuau and Sayers, and who their Back
ers Are

The soortinr editor of the New lork Tribune says
L. - + from reliable source that Hecnan late OPP
,t Jobn Noerissev Is anxious 10 take bets 10
-, .r,ount AGAINST Heeuan, lie has bets already
- ~ tHe amount of 1920 in different states, that
TI,s,ar does Lot whip Savers and while ile has not
49,, Mt an backward in Offering to stake ms money
IN The result thus far he has found plenty OF takers
n Is also said that MorrIssey, last week, received
i.+-, fr,r,, Tom Savers iacOsing draft for S5O0,
,bicb the latter desires Morrissey to stake for HIM
=, me hest advantage. tits also arranged between
+ler tlat if Morrissey bets his own money nc odds
80 affarvard on seeing Savers. Is dissatisfied with
-; savers Is to take the bets Off his hands. Nor
,.issav intends sailing for England ON the lGIh OF
40 in order 10 be in time for the fight snd will
- s55 900 with him to continue his betting Should
fIosron succeed IN c0nqUerlng Saycrs and winning
-, .I,or,niou belt from England hsuc hero Nor
issev will instantly challenge IlG VICTOR anu Ls'
mon fighting him in England at the earnest PeSsl-
5i-,oI1ent. and before either shall return to tins
~ EIorTissev states it as his determination
however 10 fight no more battles lh America
y-7,r 7s NOT GEEEALIY hN0wE, But Is NO" O.I.-
~ t5gb Isaacs Meukin. the clever young actress
- was recently elected the captain ol n-ll'
,.,rrnapv in Dayton OHIO ana NHg n, = a. ~
rIavinr an engagement at the lIO9 liI,-
P..s Tobn Heenan The lady was exceedingly
w -. "a =, scoouYauv her husband IN ms prolSs
anxious ~ ss me water but he objected TO II Tor
:-.- -..asous She viii sail for Enslanu' no W.
81 =, i6n her husband at the earliest Issloie
or 49, .ft,sr his fight with Sayers MIS- He1li"'
n-oIue-i' .l ,siderable celebrity IN her PROBES
-. and Is said to possess much Ialenl 1;;-,,.i
slVll - a. ecore of the lOve-sulcken Olhelliial
-" 81 tbatg The fair Adah, WINE mere
$50 brilliant part with many hearts --'"'' |'
0ltirsr.
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WEDNESDAY,, FnBHUARE 1. 1850.

The Banner Of yesterday copies an article from
the New York Tribune complimentary to Mr.. BELL.
The first sentence IN the extract from the Tribune is
''No public man Of our time exhibits more I'M
spotted political career The New Orleans Bee
fully endorses TIE sentiments of the Tribune. The
Bansr says conservative papers all over the Union
are doing the same thing" Does the Bonner con
slider GREELEY's Tribune a conservative paper2
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The Bonner exculllates the Black Republican par
ty from favOring policy that win effect the over
throw Of the Union, and charges that the Demo-
cratic is the only one of any influence that viii eff
feet that end The Banner discovers a potent argu-
ment to sustain its charge in the fact that we did
not IN 50 many words, deny that charge. We re-
specially ask the Bonner to excuse US from conde-
scending to contradict 90 bald an assertion
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HTARsHAL,S SALE.

ID virtue fsri fscas TO me directed from The
Circuit Court Of the United
Tennessee which is foHned upon Judgment rendered in said
Court, the 10th day Of April 1852 wherein Thomas Richard
Co. plaintiffs and the seEanee Mining Company
DEFENDANTS will expose % public sale the highest bid
der for cash, the house door the city Nashville,
Monday, the 26h day Of March all that part
road belonging to the said SeWanee Mining Company lying
the Of Franklin sad Gruniy; said Railroad eommsnc
ing the tunnel through which the Nashville
Railroad passes Ia franklin county, and the
Cumberla d Mountain 10 the Coal Mines belonging said
Mining Company in Marion couny-Eith al appur
thereto belonging, including tables depots Depot
houses other houses other improvements together With
lands wic the d Railroad, tables, depots, depot
houses other houses improvements situated
adj adjoining said rroad with the privileges thereof
belonging to the said SeWa1ee Mining Company.
will also sell the time place. highest bidder
Tor cash all the right te1 claim and interest OF the said
Mining Company In and to the following described as
Of Land, tEohrds combined tract Of aad granted
By the State OF Tennessee the 9th July.
Este TAoas Logan and Madison Porter By grant No
53f2 for Eve thousand acres also the undivided tWothirds
another tract Of land granted by the State Of Teunesse
9Th day July, le4 By grant No. s3f7 to said Wallace EseI
Thomas L. Logan and Madison Porter containing hOus
also, the undivided tEohrd land
granted by the State Of Tennessee the said Wallace EsteIl
Thomas l. Logan and Madison Porter By gaut bearing
on the day july 1884, No $685. containing Ave aoasnd
all Of which said lands lie county Franklin and
State Of Tennessee OF which wo.rds fsenl thousand
owned D. the said seFanee Mining Company
conveyed i've thousand Of said land the Unworthy Of
the SOUTH by deed bearing date 23d day q SEPTEMBER
1855, Registered In the Reg ster5 Office Franklin
book 7, pages 5 SO, 4t 5 and &c, registered 18TH 1859;
the provisions OF which modified By another dee between
the paes dated the 4hday % May 1853, register
ed in the Registers Once % said Brankn county in book Y
pages 49, 457 49, all which Railroad and lands as
above described, have levied upon property ohe
aid aeEaIee Mining Company, and VII be iold satisfy
IA, TAis seth day OF January 1860.
J. B. CLEMENTS, q. S. Marshal,
feb For the Middle District Of Tennessee
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T. W. NE VIVIAN,
For his gallaOiFy on the Excursion trip OF the Lee
gislature of TeHue5see from Nashville
to Columbus, Ohio,
1880

Speaker NEWMAN. in accepting the cane, said

Sneaker NEWMAN, in accepting the cane, said
Gentlemen of the Tennessee Senate: How shall
I thank Won for this kindness-tor this memento,
vbied accept from your hands? It shall be TO
mo wba. the wedding jewel is to the bride, or the
badge of boaor to the soldier shall keep 1t as
the pledge Of friendship from friends, ever remem
harirg If as The brightest gift Of tc and can but
hone that my very poor efforts on our excursion
from Tennessee to the States Of Kentucky and Ohio
ere free from all partisan sluaions, for Tennessee
ans should ever forget party when our e'uL'ry de-
mgpds their services Her honor, her glory, her
ipderendence should alone be bought Of when the
country is IN Danger. Party should be buried aud
Tennessee remembered End am proud 10 know
that in Kentucky and Ohio we remembered alone
tbo Constitution, the Union, the Laws aud Ienn's-
see, our own, oqr noble, our gallant State Party
nav divide Us here but whep from home, either on
the battlefield or around the festive board We rise
above party shackles, AMI remember, as we should
cur country, our whole country, ncthiny Dat cur
country.
And 10 YOU sir, aud to the members Of the Sen
ate permit me 10 returo my most cordial thanks for
this token Of regard Woull taat could express
all that the heart feels.
On motion of Mr.. THOMPSON, the Senate ad
journCd
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A word bout Hair FsesforatiVes.

fHNHE ogi21 as it is the 5t preparation for restoring grey
hair to its original coior and rendering strong healthy
and beautiful, is HeiRsrect & Co.'S Inimitable Coorinq
or hesorer Evey other preparation advertised for this
is but imitation q this Most Of then made
water and require the Of hair dressing
hem they leave the hsr harsh and dry Hsimstrees
made with oil and stimulating spirits, GgOTdigg Ggrse5l
hair JcGsh, aside from lis value restorative Il sed
reasonable price, pacing within the might
introduce certificates from Cermeu, Senators we'll
citizens in all parts OF tbs country it uscessary.
leave readers judge that II 1tioHg produce COM
pa-svey successful results, the original initiated article
must surpsss them alI.-JOuy53dk.
Price SO cents bottle Sold everywhere
". Z. HAGAN & CO., Proprietors
fehl-d6Wlm Troy, New York.
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BssAawAr. Wv Y.aE.

January 3is, 1860.
EHTHEREA5, assessments have been elel N ~ 9las pay
pany as follows, via:
Fifty each share pay able On w lAy o. Als iAst
Notice is hereby gven that al stock held by parties resident In
Tennessee on which said are rot paid at this oee In
t tv IN New YORK within thirty days from this present date
viii be forfeited in conformity with the charter Of said Company
Per order, Il. W. BARNES, Secretary.
fau9l-dfm
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

WONDAl, J IUNtIJ VOI II1lV'
The session Wss opened with prayer by Rev. Mr..
Read. of the Cumberland Presbyterian church.
LEAVE TO VOTE
Nessrs Ford, Shield sud Woods lad leave to re-
cord their VOTES in Of the passage Of the Bauk
bill aud Messrs Davidson. Beatty aud Hebb against
the same.
LEAVE OF ABsENCE
Was obtained for Mr.. Barksdsle, Mr.. Kehner and
Mr. Treyiti till Wednesday,
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Auction sale ExtFaOI binary.
SPLENDID NEW FURNITURE.
LARDY RROTmERs. Auctioneers.

ON Thursday Morning. 1St HarcAs isoO3
at 10 O'clock VIZ sell By special eontcael ~
stock % furniture o. late s. J. Johns l 49,.
furniture Cincinnati, close without reserve
embraces beautiful and most elegantly and t-7g-y - 81
Rosewood Maharouy, Walnut and Cherry Pa-or' Ca
Dining Room compietes also, magnlhent 49,
such as sofas, Socable Dvaas, Teei retas snaa
Nots Ottomans Gard and Centre Tables, 3eLfll'i -'
Beisesds Was7stands. Sc sing ra0ls side ii
Extension Gables Castor Chairs, &C &c 10 i-ol.,
ourselves 10 not only exhibit but 20 sell without i- Z. -
magnificent assortment Of splendid sur1iilfH 80.
hoass in chs city We invite the special attention on persons
s ~ srctfoussrs and General ACents,
I'm a prbI;e Square Nashville Tennessee.
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Special Auction sale OF Boots, shoes, &C.
He'll y. srIrE,r rs a. CO.

MILL sell, Tuesday mornuz January o. az 10 osioc
w large invoices Of Roots and Shoes both oe
men and Wosns stock veil assorted, and adapted
son This Invoice have Just received the manufct
ers TO test the Market and VIII Be put regularly r0agh without
VIII be sold az the same time assortment Of Dry Goods
cents shirts and Furnishing Goods generally,
just received per steamer Poland With orders t1 close
Terms cash delivery. No posponsment on account %
weather BENZ. 2. SHIELDS & co.
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TmPROYED sPECTAcLFs.
@N~
o-- -
S@~ /~

DN1Z% 5zSs
sol OMON'S IMPROVED sPECT4CLEs,
Ground 10 the Exact Principle of Spherical
Accuracy and Imported Directly from
London
VIE undersigned having the Or sale n the Unei
stss Of these celebrated Glasses takes pa-ure In offer
ing them 70 the citizens Of Nashville vicnitr bis ocs
No. SO, Union street, Up Stairs.
Such their superiority that aaT persons after using them
Tor short tine have found their egree,
that the have able to y aside the Of SDecsces
gether Besides icing mahemacsly for they are so
transparent and Uniform atsrts and u-
damed eyes greatly benefits ~ their They also possess
the property Of preserving the sight in cid and young most
alanc1 period or lie Abundant testimonials from tie
eminent physicians and scientific men, may oce,
No. 5ot MON street, up stairs. y. MCCOED, L. D.
From TIE llyor o. Rochester
Having purchased tEo pair soIomon's Patent CLASSES
Ifouad them superior any used beore they have i
izs more more than could have expected have nov pus
them aside, and without we'll az could Ehen
boy. ssv1 R1rs.Rnsoy
CHICAGO JanuayThs pair Of s01uon's spectacss pur-
chased suit me perfectly in every respect hough as strong
as prudence would allow me to select they causs
ne the least pain or strain upon The eyes sc specces which
have formerly worn have done can common dis
ances By eandislighta as veil as By ayght with same ease
as when boy which could do nv other spectcIes
have E mCGrrp- III d T. II n
Professor Physiology anu Chemistry in the University Of the
Lake Lian3l-F4t.
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AUCTIoN IL d GRoCERIEs
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
R. C. M'NAIRY &CO.,
MANY NEW GOODS!

N \ n y ~ y y . = . . =
CALL AND SEE THEIR DISPLAY
Or
Thread Lace Coi6surs Brussels AMI Point Lace Bsr-
Thread Lace Pals; thzs;
Celored Guipure Falls BRUSSELS ani Point Lace Capes
COored and BaekBsege Falls Full Sets Embroidered Jaoones
ALETAEDER,S KID GE0TES!
And every description Ladies garments il Jasonet ana
Linen, beautifully embroidered.
Our BARGAIN COgNTE added to daily Of such thingu
anxious to get clear Of.
Il = We will wait upon friends in few days with our
usual spring catalogue r. c. MCNAIRT & co
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-01

MARINERS ami an Others interested respectfully
IA quese call examine Peeers Patent southern PloE
Il 5 uudouby the cheapest SIMPLEST, and most durable pillow
invented. Can at The southern Methodist Pu
House, where an Information had any letter addressed
c. @. Wishtman Is, Nashville, Tenn. VII nee. vita
pro MT attention c WlGHrHAN,
Agent Tor Tennessee.
E7dsrilua7 and County Riglf. J3~ sals
CAUTION The surlcit and clsapua OF construction OF
PesIeris Patent PoU might tempt av nrure the patent
aud thereby do great injury. therefore give notice ltl VII
urospcuteersr infringement the luli Of he ~
made and provided Cor In such eases.
fanl7-dtREE2we O. G. Wl9AftLS&-
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NEW MUSIC.

ssons Quick Stop 25s Frss,ts Polka Soc Sweet Sixteen
Polka hands, 25oi L1nesrs Qualrlss hands, Soc; Vic
toria QuadIes &c bsad See bdge Schotsch Soc; Still
Dreams CSC; sSzer Rose for 5uita aci Spare Old
Homestead, Tor Gu.tlr 2 shower Pearls collection OF
vocal ducts So co.
Music mailed free Of postage receipt OF the marked price
AtLUCK'S Music Store,
rr-f,- .-4-..+
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UNION
COAL AND OIL COMPANY,

- IA ~ ILL., ALlNAAL Ia GB
Chartered By the Legislatures Of Virginia and Esnuckyl
RE prepared 70 furnish any quantity q their srpsr1r
n MAlsfILLE COAL OlLs-b0th Burning and LubEicat-
ing Manufactured from pure Camel Coal and lr1rr1
be equal to any Coal Oils that are produced.
DIRE OHs:
Charles B. CGous- President: lanes Barbour.
Ihos- j. Pickett, Vice Pres't-: Marcus A. Finch.
Ihos- A Matthews, Treasurer; Harrison Taylor,
George W. Coons, H. al Cochran. secretary
N B-1Maysvile C8al or the trade marx Of Union
Goal and Oil Company, all persons cautioned against
using said trade Iaark for othef oils.
III Orders addressed Union Oh Company. Nays
vile, KY, VIII receive prompt attention. fa820-d2Eins
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AFING recently puchasei the Vinegar Manuf1ctor f7y
d merry belonging to r. r. Boyd moved the sane
70 the Wareh0use Of D. Parrish Co. College street, souh
OF Broad, where since reEOTang and improving the works
am prepared % supply persons engaged 10 the trade with suBs
rior article Of Vinegar. Call and examine
Jan@5-dlm A. A. DORMAN.
Having dspofed Of Vinegar Works, would recommend
70 ny old customers and others engaged the trade give
present. proprietor, Mr. Doans call feeling confident Tat
Win me improvements be has made upOa It's be furnish an
article or vinegar superior TO- hnse 7ur, than any furnish
Cd BY Cincinnati Or Pittsburgh Manufacturers
Jans3-dIm r. r. BOYn-
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UNION REST AURAN AHEAD!
No. a. Union Street. Opposite sta1e RanIz.

FRESH SHAD! FRESH SEADlf FRESF SHADE!l
FUSr arrived By Adams Express arge lot Of fresh
ID from Savannah the hrt in the Always kept
hand good assortment Of such Grouse, Peasants
Quas Nsnon, and Game Fish, which viii be
Restaurant in the best style A JONNARD, Agent.
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WE have rgnsEd Stock and business from No 60,
Marsei street, 20 the large and House No
stgosi, formerly occupied BY Mess Carter Wlsfor
Co. 7hsTeWs viii continue The yells and sei business
q heretofore ARMSTRONG q co
ians-lm
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TIE FAALFHARmONIC SOCIETY,S


II. VI. EUBANKS & CO.,
TIN RO0FERS, MANUFA0TURER S
Tin, Copper AID Sheet-IFOn ware,
One door below the Posof5ee,
ON CHI Il c N s Il Il e Il r..
WE have hand entire stock Of the various articles
w to be found business. Having purchased the
lowest figures, will sell al unusually low prices for cash.
stoves for wood,
stoves FOR Coal,
Stoves for the Rich,
stoves for the Poor,
stoves for Young HOusekeepeFs,
stoves for OLD HOusekeepers,
stoves for the City,
stoves for the Country,
stoves Cheap for Cash.
The quality Panished and Japaned Ware Urns Chat
ern Dishes Tea and Coffee Pots Oyster Dishes Kitchen Utensils
plain and enameled Stew and saucepans, SC, lzcs
Merchants and Manufacturers Brands in copper neatly
cut to order.
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire Pressed Pitts Covers &c &c
Repairing VIII be promptly attended to.
Tin Roofing aud Sheet-mefal work neces
t manner, and contracted for Lowest possible
febl-Iy
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HARPER FOE Peculiarly.
AGAIN rREAN0R have received Harrer's Magazine for
q February, Subscriptions reviewed by
HAGAN TREANOR
janla Periodical Agents. Sc @, Union ST.