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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
could we rely on Mississippi for a biscui

could VIC rely on Mississippi for biscuit ar
Two. and did yon i:n, ont your opponent at
That Convention tI see from the papers
al ct IN waniiag IL know about The crops is
thi-: have qsii,.a qu nifty OF money due NE
in Mississippi, and if can I get the cash, land
| have had no Undue, ments held cut TO me
Ia hope ;hh: can). won't much MUD taking
il all out in country produce Anything t"
wind up ms business, which am srii' fully
anxious to do ~ an act sf reialiatinm, MY
business. with the very e!Iic;en; aid OF some
Of my friends in Mississippi and elsewhere.
having most ,ffeetually wound me up some
time ago.
Witt the earnest wish that you may run
clear of The newspaper business through life,
or at least duiiug The PR valence of the cred
it SYSTEM as understood and carried out by
Mississippi subscribers. am now, and shall
make an effort to remain,
Very truly yours,
G. WASHINGTON BRICKS.
P. S.-If it is MT perfectly convenient for
you 10 send me that ten dollars by return
of mail. don't do il. 1 can wait. | am
used 10 it. But if you don't shall feel dis
couraged,-a sort of feeling young man
just setting out in life ought, if possible,
10 avoid
II you got that nUminatian, and l really
hope you did, may meet you in Congress
one of these fine days-most probably in
the Senate-when I hope to engage you in
a mastery debate on the popular doctrines
of the day. 10 which case, of course l
shan't bring in as an drgumentum I'D hODainem
the little ten dollar affair now existing be-
tween us, but which l am sure you will
not suffer to exist any longer.
G. W. B.
The reader will please be kind enough to ina
gne that we are standing in the Valley of Chamonn
THE THEATRE.--We are not yet prepared
to express an opinion as TO the merits of the
company the new managers of the Theatre
have introduced TO the patrons of that insti-
tuition; but we may venture to say that it
embodies quite as much talent as that of last
season.
Mr.. STETsON, TO whom is assigned the lead
ing business, is an actor of much promise, and
at no distant day will stand high in his pro-
fession. He possesses intelligence, good
voice, fine figure, an easy, graceful carri-
age, and, in fact, all the elements, we think.
of the successful actor. He possesses too Il
laudable ambition TO distinguish himself IN
his calling. and we do not doubt he will at
tain his object. He won golden opinions in
Georgia and South Alabama last winter, and
is rapidly winning his way to popular favor
here.
The tragic drama of Pauline, or the Assas-
SINS BRIDE. was repeated Saturday night, MIR.
STETSON and Mrs. BREsLAw sustaining the
leading characters.
Tonight we are to have The Robbers, and
No Sony, No Supper, with song without the
supper, by Miss ANNE SEAMAN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

g7The premium of S100 offered by Mr..
BRoCKwAY at the State Fair for the best
specimen of work done on the Grover & Ba-
ker Sewing Machine, was awarded TO Miss
ISABELLA HALL, of this city. She presented
seventeen specimens, all of which were ex
tremely beautiful, challenging the admiration
of every visitor to Floral Hall.
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NOTICE

have sold out my entire interest IN the nrni OF
Nicholson : Humphrey, 10 David Humphrey, who VIII
continue the business heretofore VIII assist him
h;, in winding I'D the business Of the old frm and
.i, for him continuance Of the patronage bestowed
On the old firm / I NI'hoi@7o->-'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
. Neanoe. q a.e pr. Saeley E.sats.

URSUANT 10 a decree of the Chancery Court
Nashville, IN the case of Barrow and Lindsey,
Admrs., Of the late Dr. John Shelby, decd Maria
G. Shelby and others, Will sell public sale at the
Court house in Nashville Saturday, October 2oth,
1860 20 Slaves belonging 10 the estate Of Dr. shelby
TERNS.-6 and u months credit, with interest,
purchasers give their with two approved
rites and payable in Bank Sale absolute and without
restriction.
the family residence, in Edgefed, Friday, The
18th October 1860 will sen al the Furniture and other
unsOld personal property Of every description TO the
highest bidders Six months credit with interest,
notes to payable in Bank and 10 be well secured
cept when the purchaser amounts less than 800 in
which the cash will be required.
septl-tds J. E GLEAFES, C. 4 n.
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The Express Freight Train.

On the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Will
commence running the 22d OF July IN Close c"nneA
On with the Express Train on TIE great Southern
Line via Charleston and Savannah, and continue dur
inc the business Season. Through time from New
York EIGHT DAYS
July 2S-tf Z W Cpi-E- Suit-
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LETTER FROM BRICKS TO Mr..


NASHVILLE, MAY p, 1860.
Ny DEAR SIR Among my old news
paper accounts yet remaining outstanding,
and with adevilish slim prospect of ever as
Stunning what l, as an unparalleled individual,
would consider more satisfactory attitude,
is the one l take the liberty of enclosing.
From the date. you will perceive that have
suffered it 10 a long time-not particu-
larry, candidly confess. as personal favor
to you. but principally because L could MT
help it. [ believe had the pleasure several
times in years past Of mailing the account to
your address. accompanied by the request
that you would make me a remittance in ac-
cordance with its demands but the happi-
ness of receiving line or so in reply was, L
am panied to say, in every instance denied
NE. l am sure, however. that this. of all my
humble efforts in that direction, 80 the bright
est and the last" will prove more success
fuI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

In order 70 reduce my Stock as much as possible be
fore receiving new Goods, for short time will oie
ms entire stock at cost, fOr cash
I,1v . 1ssO DAVID HUMPHREY
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Collision.

CH:caGo. Sept. ia collision accnfrcd
last night b. tween q passenger and lr. igiis
train. between R.cin. AID Fra. post hy
which five peas. rs wers. K He'd and - wnuad
eel. No ns,H.r Of Sonib r.icr- are among T.i..
Killed
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
DR.. KINGS DISPENSARY
EGR PRIVATE DISEA SES.

DIP KING formerly OF New 1niA lOi
.EER ~ the last four years Of Louisville, NY
S&%~s and who has devoted his attention To
the treatment Of private diseases FOR 50 years matters
himself having attended practice Tor SO many
wears and cured 50 many thousands he l. enabled 10
cure all diseases private nature no matter now
bad they may be from njudciOus medcIa treatment
ar from neglect Of their Dr. King DispeIsATy l.
No q Dtaierc street between Cherry and the ~ rare
econd story where he all diseases Of "a private
Gonorhea cured without nauseous medicines OF IN
reference with business
STRUCTURES of old or recent date, ereetualy cured IN
a few DAVIS by an operation which causes no pain
Where a Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
P,rhaTS no disease causes mischief anu under
mines the constitution much
syphilis with all the diseases Of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, can be enecUally
cured in few days
SaiadI UedkllsSsPaTtCuiara attention having been
given u this disease and all the Consequences grow ing
out Of it, brought many cases BY the DESTRUCTIVE
habits a ncansderate youths, and excessive ndul-
ssnce Of the passions neglect Of which VIII under
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unht iOr
business or socIety, and causing premature Old age
Females who be IabOFIng iIh any dIiilcuisy OF
the Womb NAV rest assured immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating their
case with lee enclosed, direct 10 Dr. n hing No %
psaderick street Nashville Tenn Eyill have the necS
sarv medicines sent their addrysS- Oihce hours
from O'Clock in the morning until y n the evening
Juiyi0-IndSWIy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

large stock of every grade of Prints Bleached and
Brown Domestcs Plaid Lindseys printed and plain all
wool DeLaines and Cashmeres, CoIored Silks, Black
Silks POplins, Debages, French Mernos English and
German MerinoS, Printed American DeIaines, Ribbons,
Trimmings, White Goods Embroideries, Laces; large
stock of white, yellow, red and gray Fannels Cloths
Cassimeres Sattinetts, jeans, Seal Skin and Beaver
Cloths; Over Coatngs large stock of Shirts, Skirts,
Fronts, Shirt Collars SuspenIers, Gloves, Hose and
half Hose OF every kind, &c.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
Gbauferp Sales
Chancery sales.


DCRSUANr TO decree OF the Chancery Court, 1T
Il Nashville in the case of Sarah d. Work Vim.
Pybus and Others will proceed &c sell the premises
Tuesday, 9Th October, 1S6o, the Farm Of $50 acres,
lying the tern bank Of the river (Cumberland)
miles from the city, and known the home place OF
Major Work and bought by him OF VIVA Pybus-
TERMs-Sale free from redemption and credit of
6, II, Is and "a months, without nterest-purchaser
give with approved security and lien TO be
tanned. = j. r GLEANkS, c. & NJ a
scpt4-tds f.
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e. We are authorized TO announce JOHN y ALEA-
ANDER. as a candidate for Alderman in tine Bird Ward
sept17-td
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Dslni-i Young Ehrm-for .Sale.

DCRSUANf TO decree OF the Chancery Court at
Nashville in the OF H T. Wilkinson, Exr, &c,
OF Daniel Young, decd. Ellen Young and the other
heirs and creditors OF said Daniel Young, viii proceed
10 sell the premises, Friday, October l2A 1880,
that fine Farm of the late Daniel Young, situated
miles from this city, Whites Creek, containing sos
acres and with excellent improvements Of every kind
uponir y e.
Notes with good security required and payable in
Bank. and lien retained.
See hand bills ]. f GIEAVES, C & NJ
sept4-tds
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coNuLrrEE OF ARnAxcgMENTs.

WN. r. EILfsToN, A. F. Corr, SAM. WAT
KIxs. MADISON STRATToN, THOMAS 7. SMILEY,
MICHAEL. VAUGHN, W. d. EWING, JESSE JOR-
DAN, Gen. MATLOcK, THOMAS L. JOHNSON.
GILBERT MARSHALL, S. 5. HALL, ENcCH
CUNNINGHAM, HENRY CoNPToN, PHILIP SHUTE,
E. B. BIGLEY.
Everybody is invited. Let no friend of
the Union aud the Constitution, of peace and
quiet, fail TO attend.
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3 Negroes Of the Marx Young estate for sale

PURSUANT to a decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville in the case of James H. and Jacob Young,
Admir- of Mark Young, decd Elizabeth Young and
others, will sell at the Courthouse, in Nashville, os
Saturday October 20Gh 1860, the following Slaves to-
wit Susan, Fanny and Edward.
TKRss-6 months credit without interest, notes pay
able Bank, and with good personal security required
sapt4-tds- - j. E~6IEAFES, c. g. n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17

Ehw oRiEAN. Sept mbtr I5.- Cotton =
sales to-day 1900 bales: middiing Ip1 dog.
Mess Pork firm 900. Other artici:fs uis-
changed. The Shipping List says the total
cotton crop of 1890 is 4.7I9,770 htles:
total exports 10 foreig n pnr,s 5 S73 256
bales; stock on haal September lst. 227,-
7S0 bales.
CINCINNATI. Sept. l5.-Flour nominal; IS
al so is offered. Mess Pork 1900. Oats 81.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Cotton steady: sal,
300 bales; middling upland log. Flour de-
clined 10lI5c, sales 1880 bbls. at 80 ii, go.
Whes declined 2a3c. Corn active aud de-
clined 66a6Sl Mess Pork dull; sales 200
bbls. at l9.374al9,50. Lard dull. sales 200
bbls. at 124a134. Coffee quiet. Molasses-
Orleans As; Barbadoes 35. Sales of Is 900
boxes Havana sugar, sold on private terms,
and 900 hhds Porto Rico, at 6!a6a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
8 New way to Collect Old Debts.

1t is not generally known outside OF Inc
United States. we believe, but it is a solemn
and impressive fact, nevertheless, That our
distinguished fellow-citizen, G. WASHINGTON
BRICKs, edited for some years, with Il brill
liancy not Of earth," one-hOTse newspaper
in one of the rural villages of this State. 1t
is difficult to believe-it is utterly impossible
and again in the ilimitable ring of the
Worlds Grand Perpetual Fair has borne OFF
the cerulean lutestring for all intellectual ex-
ceIlence-that one who has achieved name
that shall shine on in Unsullied splendor
shall have died of solitude and rheumatic
age-a name that shall
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
RECEPTION OF
HON. JNO. J. CRITTENDEN
September 24th and 25th, 1850.

SepteinD Der S4tn ana 2otD. EoOUs
The Union party Of Nashville having
learned thai Hon. JONI J. CgTTTENDEN would
visit his friends in This city, be has been in
vited to address The people Gpon he issues
of the pending Presidential election. He
will arrive on Monday. the 24th inst, and on
Tuesday, 25;h inst A GRAND BASKET DIN
NER will be held at
watkins, Park.
a number Of distinguished gentlemen from
this and adjoining States have been invited,
and are expected 20 be present.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION:
RUSSELL. HOCsToH, SAM. D. MORGAN, DR..
J. E. MANLovE. JOHN TEIMBLE, JoHN II.
LEA.
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Also, a large stock of
C. AZ pc tin g..

velvet and Brussels Carpeting, and ply half wool
and all cotton Carpeting Dutch and Scotch Carpetng
which will he sold cheap.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
N0rl NENTS GF TIE RAILReiRS.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Saturday, September %.
CA ~ DID & Z T. :


CA \ DI Id 4 I T. >.
FOR HA FOR
y HOIIINGSWORIii.
L CHEATHAM-
John HIGH SMITH
FOR hLDERYES
Ist Ward-JOHN DOYLE
III J c MCFERRAN.
4th r / CRENSHAW-
sth Il NEIGS, Jr
FOR COUNCIL.HEN.
ri Ward BELL
81 WM SHANE
GEORGE DARDhN-
z = WOODWARD
4th c + II MARTIN.
\ G IIAGEY-
5tb A : CAMP.
" ; CHEATIIAM-
Il CRAIGHEAD-
eth ISAAC PAUL
slh 4 \ HATCHER
e. We are AUTHORIZED 10 announce WI H. H'ltN
as a candidate for Alderman from the 3rd Ward
-
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tennessee d Alabama Railroad.
'0-'1 ~ ssa6

4 OK and after MONDAY .sERTEARER 18th, 1s65, the
" Morning Train, going South, win Rave Nashville
al 5.l5 A. NJ, instead Of AIS.
Through Tickets given TO Decatur, ersnd sanetso.s
ana Memphis 0nly seven railes Staging
The time from Nashville TO Dscatar, Grand june
ton and Memphis viii be hour ana Is minutes less
than by ans otter Feate-> -.
Returning ffle TIalz from Memphis, Grand Jeneios
aud Decatur, will arrive at Nashville al r. NJ o's
hesir sonner than BY any other Road -.
w. ON PERKINS,
S.,,ss AZ s.fszss Superintendent
The Evening Train win leave 81 o'sioek, r M .z
hereioisfe. akaa 1T -
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from is immortality lock forth
In the suns face, like yonder Alpine snow, :
Imperishably pure, beyond all things below


In the suns face, like yonder Alpine snow, :
Imperishably pare, beyond all things below"
1T Is, we say, difficult for all and impossible
for many to believe that
One who has assembled E,me's ladder 50 hisii,''
That his progress IS stopped by the rascaly SKY,
began his career in a country printing
office. But such, We repeat, is nevertheless
the case. When he retired from the business.
he found that he bad hundreds and the print
ing fraternity will readily believe us if we
say thousands, of dollars in small sums scat
tered all over the civilized wOrld-or rs much
of it as lies within the Southern States, and
outside of Delaware and South Carolina. To
every inhabitant OF these latter, and of these
only, of all the slave-holding States of the
Union, can BRICKS trutbfully say as the I'M
fortunate LEAR said to the elements
You owe me no subscriptions
Some time ago BRICKS addressed the fol-
lowing letter to one of his delinquent sub
scribers, ''dooced clever fellow" by the
way, whose delinquency was merely another
name for though tlessness; and as it brought
the money 10y return of post, we are kindly
permitted to lay it before printers doing
business under the credit system, as "a new
way TO collect old debts" 1t is unnecessary
to say it is not copyrighted
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
UNION RESTAURANT
aThe Mil Of lac Gods lirinis Newly"

T. 81 a q s. Il
| HAS received sipoutaseousy with rs ls'ue hi Ae"
| York. MARION HARLAND's NEW BOOK,
NE NJ ESIS. = a
BY the Author Of Hidden Path Alone and Mass Side
The scene of the story Of Nemesis Is lad ~ the
South The time the beginning Of the present centu-
rv The customs and events OF those days are traced
with fidelity and spirit yet skinfaly interviewer
with the narrative that reader is not weared by
statistics or dry historical details. Tho homes Of MY
ears ago seemed as familiar 10 him as those he visited
but Yesterday and their inmates diisr little from the
\ men and women with whom he associaes daily The
pictures of humble life graphic and refreshing In
i no etherwar from the authors pen can there found
rresser variety Of lacdent, more artistic deleneation
f character ernestness OF thought ana gor OF
description and certainly no other eonaS f3ef 50
,,its,,,, IN Conception and sotlbly .usasaaged
The reader cannot but remark how irresistably yet
,,-sI,s- he Is borne along by the tide OF events
Tr Is no need after he is in the current TO ex
i the naainsGs ttie that rowns at the top OF the
n,ge Before the Neaaes unvaed the reader feels
her subtls Influence understanding by intuition that
there are hidden springs and secret wires under the
e., anan the hsnesof the posting objects Of
her venesnee and isepertpet ipotsepf the authorers
fully proves iha& Eelributn tnongh soratipes slow Is
always sure,
&@Alsa n fresh sGPpagtsi the x@3#4f 81 >
| EuDDENP ATiI. q.
The following notice Of this work IS from the eeaer-
o,s 1bs1ef ANN CORA RTro4IfE. scAdiays just trb
uia 20 the most scsessfsl fesaie writer Virginia has
nroapced. MM cT-LI.EN BRYANT
let this eshIe ,Taincliss lie aIsn sthe table, and
en,iyer, thu ieirtt &c every seatherner Foster
this CITED daughter Of the South w'hsie expanding
sunshine Of appreciation and refreshing deVs OF praise
stimulated undeveloped genius, 10 walk IN her ssps
ex,ulated her achievements show her honors, ana Inc
.l,t the south has literature, Is saepeed ioFe
10 - .7tfssa.E a = ,
| ever-u7 - -.
+ A gsa supply q Errl4TTS q
I'D rather wrftten- istsFIEIee than MILL AN
THE F1sss. --sislsos r I'siiiah-
| u.pps,R and t.oBET. for september, Just reeeizea
dsT1 E8B s5o1e sRso1ssF HAGAN, - =
ssz azA 70 a osllss.5s..ee,.-e
] HABITS OF G0llpl S0ClETY.
la Hand b sox for l. es and Gentlemen
Il Thrs u not pc snfTred coiieefoa Of set
forms, ee-sronies .olnis Of etiquette, and eonven-
1 toaailsr1s ANrStien ~ persoa weli ccnversan'
With the ord, and, wzhal. deep teinksr,a sage
reasonsr, nd eorrect soraiizt Il ssilI become
standard work on uzbit aud Manners, aud viii nns
Is way into every library. Fof saie b
Il So = = JOHN YORK . CO.,
1e<1f4et.1 se4z - assg< Be- - trion ttae'
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NACUIChI SEopCHSNE
AND
Consulting Rooms,
On Deaderick street,

THE Doctor himself is an old practitioner, from
Il the old and this country ben already Is years
in America having manfully and hOrorsbiy sur
mounted ali the trials of the new world, and bat
tied and conquered death of the whole range of dis
eases of our ferent climates, South and North,
the fame OF his success IN the Ft oil gen
eral and private diseases is iDdisputable, Tor which
he has the most reliable references.
Special ntiou paid TO dise ises OF Females and
chiaren an d much IeeIS, III gener-
al by Deng entrusted with desperate cases, for TO
illustrate his skill. He s conversant withthe Amer1
can, French and German languages, and always
ready 10 tender his advice and services with polite
ness conscientiOus ness and discretion.
Persons at distance may have his aeyice and
medicines by consulting lin through letters, inclos
ng q fee, 10 Postofiee Box No. 1856.
His Family Residence is on North Market street.
lunel3-tf
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KfYer News.
Markets by Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE. Sept 10 ll- river is ial9ise
wi'h ) feet inches water IN the canal.
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We unwillingly acknowledge that have the iarg
est stock of every description of Goods in the city Of
Nashville and we have to say is that intent 70 sell
them Our house SHALL be the head quarters for cash
and short time prompt buyers only. There is q Cash
and prompt Time Trade that purchase their goods
this city, and We intend 10 sell TO that Trade exclusive
ly and we say TO cash and prompt time buyers call
and examine our
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-09-17
LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK,

The extreme hardness of times has thrown into our
house large amount of Commission Goods which will
be sold regardless of prices
This indeed is a chance for cash and prcmpt nav
purchasers. liberal discount VIII be allowed on ali
time bills for cash. We would merely say to men who
have deserving credit and pay cash just attend this
sale. The goods must be Sold Remember the DAVIS of
sale, September Is, 10 and 20.
sept6-ti uG TRABUE LUcUs.
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M'F Err r A NJ
NORTH MARKET STREET

NOhId AAhhEl cIhLEI.
fT,HE Undersigned begs leave inform his friends and
Il the pubic that he has still on hand number OF
handsome vehicles of all kinds and splendid stud OF
buggy and saddle horses, for the OF fast young
gents on COUNTING EXPEDITIONS, or for the accom-
rnodsfion OF Young America and Young Americas
Sweetheart.
What man living Of any sort of progressive spirit
would be content 20 snail il behind a SLOW HORSE
when he knows that an ANIMAL OF SPIRIT could be
Obtained
At THE LRfIiTHaN SfABLES.
Parties desiring Coaches for .sPIC-SICS' and safe
and careful Drivers should forget what the papers
said about TEE NEW Coach from tie LEyIATEAs LIVERY
srABsks, 90 North Market street.
;. c. MeFERRAS,
aure-H PFopEisier.
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Negro extra size Mud Boots, and Fine Fur and Wool
Hats Cloth Caps and large stock of Variety Goods
Threads of all kints, and Yankee Notions. &c, &c.
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- F[asas3af
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e. We are aGth0rized To announce WI IL HUM
| a. candidate for Alderman from the 3rd Ward