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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-05-21
SGefsnRsrg. Family HsdIelHes.
TOR Sale byT Agents throughout the
HOME ~TEsTTMONY.

HAR1yoRD. Trumbuif Co. o., March Z, ST.
thereby certify that I have .besu deaiins in the
urpftnberg hedicines for the past ysar. and cAh
truly say thAttheyh have met with the decided appro
hatioa OF thu people of this place. partiouiarly the
Pins and uathol teou They will readily perform ali
aod more than ispromised Tor them I have sold a.
bout hny bottles Of the G 9TH slicon ths past season,
and l hear the best re. ults IN eve y cafe y
J ". u. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Or. Bushneli says of the Grnfenberg
Medicin =. DE-. " Is physician Of extendvs prae.
tier, and one OF the most successful in the county
(TrumhulO in which he res 'des: ,
uARTroEp. Trumbuil %. o March z, I7
This certihes that | have uesd the q mfe nhe re-
Piilt and Marshafs Cathoiicon, sold here. BY J. II
@. Johnson in my practice. to ,ly entire satisfac.
ton. They are good medicines.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
virginia Now and Theu.

The Richmond Enquirer is now one of the
most rabid of the ultra Secession journals.
In 1914 it was conducted by Mr.. 7. Ritchie,
and in speaking Of the Hartford Convention
it expressed the following sound opinions:
THE UNION IS IN DANGER.-Turn to the
Convention of Hartford and learn totremble
at the madness Of its authors. How far will
such madmen advance? Though they may
conceal from you the project of adisunion,
though q few of them may have concealed it
from themselves, yet who win pretend to set
bounds to the rage of disaffection One
false step after another may lead them TO
resistance to the laws, TO reasonable neu-
trality, to war against the Government of
the United States. IntFuth, the first act of
resistance to the law is treason to the United
States. Are yeu ready for this state Of
things2 Win you support the men who
would plunge you into this ruinf .-..
No man, no association Of men, no State or
SET Of StGteS has right 10 Oithdraw itself
from this Union of its otDn accord The same
power which knit us together can only TN.
knit, The same Formally which forged the
links Of the Union Is necessary to dissolve il.
The majority of States which form the Union
must consent 70 the withdrawal of any one
branch Of it. Until that consent has been
obtained. any attempt to dissolve the Union,
OF obstruct the efficiency of Its constitutional
laws, is treason-treason- TO all intents and
purposes.
has been lately held forth by the Federal
PepubEean, that any one State may with
draw itself from the Union, is an abomins
able heresy--which strips its author Of every
possible pretension to the name or charae-
| ter Of, FedeTalist. ~. --,-s ..rrSs 5,s.b . 4
| we call, therefore, upon the Government
| OF the Union TO exert It's energies when the
season shall demand II, and seize the tiES
| traitor who shall spring out OF the hot bee
Of the Convention Of Hsrtford. This illustrt
/ ous Union. which has been ,eemepted by ~
4 blood Of our forefathefs the pride OF Amer
i lea and the wonder Of the world, must no
4 be tamely saorif0ed TO the heated brains o
4 the aspiring hearts Of few nalcontents
The Union must be- saved when any on
shall dare 10 assail it. ~ -.
Countrymen Of the East We call upo
YOU 70 keep iYigilant eye upon thos
wretched men who would plunge us int
civil war and inevitable disgrace. Whai
ever may be the temporary ealamities whic
may assail us, let us swear upon the alter
our country to saUe The Bni0N. ist s.e.i 'i-
/
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
Madame Fabbri-story of an Artistic.


A little story of this ladys artistic life is
told, which is too good to be lost. When
she fled from the heat of New York to Bergen
flights, New Jersey, she was singing an aria
from Lucrezia Borgia, with her windows
wide open, when gentleman (?) coolly made
bis appearance on the verandah. From
O ILueresid, eh2" he asked. Pray, sing it
again"
The marital owner of the priraa donna
looked up, astonished, and said in marked
tone: Madame Fabbri is only rehearsing,
sir,n
"Never mind; that will do" and sat down
on the sofa.
81 tell you, sir, that Madame Fabbri will
not sing"
"Ob, nonsenser' was the cool reply. "I
am stranger in these parts, and have come
here expressly to hear Madame Fabbri.
can't stay long. How much do you wantP 1
can pay. "'.'
Mr. Mulder was now seriously annoyed.
"Ifyou wish to hear Madame, she will be at
the Academy of Music next Winter"
81 can't be there; she must sing now"
Madame Fabbri who had before been
amused, laughed right out. "Well, will
sing for you, but not from LucrezianI and
theaccommo odating prinpd donna sang ETndni,
inUoldHai, with that intensity of expression
and power which invariably fascinates her
hearers.
The stranger arose from the sofa with
comically. rapturous expressions of delight.
9 Beautiful ! splendid What's to pay, eh ~
Nothing, sir exclaimed Mr.. Mulder, as
soon as laughter allowed him the tree use OF
his tongue.
"Oh, come /" began the amateur but
Madame Fabbri rose and said with quiet
dignity: "You can scarcely wish to insult
me by insisting upon paying me for singing
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

I AUsraiAs FEAR on KossUTH.-The Vienna
correspondent of the London Times, writing
on the 3lst of March, says;
I During the night between Friday and Sat
urday agents Of the police went 70 the print-
ing Offices Of the Ost Dsiitsehe Post AorgtH-
post, NaIssts. Aachriehten Tribune and Ost
md Rsst and desiTed the respective editors
mot 10 insert In their papers q summary OF
Kossuth's affidavit which bad been pub
lished in the afternoon edition Of the Pfssss
and RaAdTa Of the foregoing day. The
Ost Deutsehs Post managed to substitute
something for the Hungarian agitator' am
davit, but the other four papers did not aP-
pear at all yesterday The afternoon edi-
lions of the IPFesse and Rqnderer Of Friday
were eonfscated at Pesth yesterday morning
ana their editors have received notice nom
the Attorney General for lower Austrii
that he shall prosecute them, as they hAY'
been guilty Of high treason, li.1I at5d.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
IN. ProYisions steadY.


PITTsBURG, April 9O-M-River twelve
feet six inches by the pier,mArk, and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant. g ..-
LoUIsvILLE, April Pop. M.-River rising
rspidly, with twenty. one feet six inches on
the Falls. Weather clear. Mercury 56o.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
Lnter from Enrope,

ST. JoHNs, N. r., April 20EThe steamer
Columbia has arrived, with Liverpool dates
to the 9Th.
Sales of Cotton, on the 9Th, were 10000
bales, including 5000 to spectators and
exporters. The market has advanced I'D,
closing active.
Breadstuffs dull. Provisions steady. 1a
Consols 9l2S@elL. ...-...-'. ..-
1t is reported that France has sent frigate
TO Charleston, at the suggestion Of JEFF.
Davis. .srs...5 e r ..L-g
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

'FLouRiSe MIL AND RAILRoAD BRlDsH
BURNEp. .L-The Touring mill Of Messrs. Gs&
M. Bennett, at Horseheads, Ohemung County,
WAS destroyed by fire on Saturday, together
with 5000 bushels grain, and 100 barrels Of
-four. The railroad bridge across the canal,
adjoining the mill, was also destroyeds Loss
on mill and contents $4,000 Noinsarance
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
The Remains of Napoleon BOnaparte
Their Transfer TO The Invnlides.

The Paris correspondent of the London
Times, writes, under date Of April 8
The remains of the Emperor Napoleon /
were transferred at two O'clock yesterday,
from the Chapel of st. Jerome, in the Church
Of the Invalides, where they had rested for
the last twenty years, to the tomb placed
under the Dome,
This solemn ceremony was performed in
PRESENCE of the Emperor, the Empress, Prince
Napoleon, the Princes Lucien and Joachim
Murat, and the other members of the lmpe-
perial household, the Ministers, the Members
, of the Privy Council, the MarshAls, Admirals,
the Governor of the Invalides and his entire
staff. .s2 t-. 4.-
There were clergy at the door of the chapel,
who offered holy water to the Emperor when
he arrived there at two o'clock. His Majesty
them placed himself at the left of the crypt.
The Emperor was received on his arrival at
the entraneeof the Invalides by the Cover
nor and by Prince Murat and his son. A
double line was formed by the old soldiers,
through which the Emperor walked. The
Cardinal Archbishop of Paris, Grand Almo-
ner. reciied the vespers in the chapel of st
Jerome. After the prayers, the remains ol
the Emperor Napoleon | were carried by
twenty. four Cent-gerdes and lowered int
| the eryptJ The Count de Cambaceresi Grand
| Master of the Ceremonies, conducted th'
| coTteqsa The banners were carried by Mar
! shals ,Magnah, Yaillant and Random.
|. AT the conclusion Of the ceremony tn
| Emperor reviewed the old soldiers and dis
1 tribated crosses. II on. '', -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

Darliarnsnt 10 the idea OF making Rome the
4 ,lt4is One deputy said that philosophical
~ 'w,>uid be changed 70 religious sneS, u
tSev % y ent there. ~ Ig.sass ,esil'.ud lsiasl'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

| Two acolOred draymen, at Norfolk, Va,
were overheard q few days ago, holding .
coIloqny Otsr the desperate dull times.
swell, dar' 5 one comfort, any h0WsR said one
I Of them, tive hand no hand in bringing
| about desc hard times. II Was all de white
I folkS doinls, and dey can blame de poor
niggers folks for II! We ~ Z
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

/ "A YoURG HERO.--As Lieut. Mowry and
companion were approaching ella Bend,
they met with surprise Of a novel eharac-
ter. AT soma hundreds of feet from the sta
tioR, quite near the SOad, was suspended
fron a tree the corpse of an IndiAp. II APP
pears that one month since Gila Bend was
Inhabited only by single faEnily ily-ah aged
American and bis two sons, Of whom the
eldest was hardly fifteen years old, aAd 3
seIyAat, On a certain night the inhabitants
of the station were awakened by the we'll
kAeWn cry Of the Apaehes, and soon dis
covered. that the honss was surrounded The
establishment being sinply constructed Of
tbe branches and leaves of trees, like Gila
City itself and the majority Of the other
stations, the dangers environing the inhabi-
tants, now attacked by some $50 yelling ard
frantic sayagess may be Imagined. Not ho y
ing 10 escape, men aud boys armed them
serves and awaited the attack. They were
saved In the moment of determination by a
| dead shot fhom the rifle OF the eldest boy,
which cut short the life of the ohief-upOH
which the whole turned and took to fight
The corpse was suspended to an adjacent
tree, and the spoils Of war, the arrows, bead
dress, and ether personal property Of the As
ceased warrior, were preserved by the blayl
little fellow as memorials OF the fight. a !,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

A ALAAsEreading lens hanging inthe Win,d
dow Of shop in Loadon, exposed 70 the
sun, It's focus being within range Of the
woodwork, set FIRE to 1t on the 18th ult.
The accident suggests the possibility Of bull
eyes In deckk 0f vessels lIecalmed IN tFopioAl
climates. settiug fT0 70 ships and cargoes o.
in Warehoasea where such means of light
ing isresofted %. aliss yiiEups eIi1 7ist
.s5Hgoatdyi ed 20 ga
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
GENERAL SuPERHTRRDEET's OFRCE,
CIuvRIANn N Anril 9O

TO all Officers Of the Rssterh Union TsIe-
& graph Company, north Of the Ohio aId sast
d Of The MississiPpi RiVer .ssl5I8 % g1iA
You will not transmit, receive or deliver
any order for arms OF munitions Of war un-
less for delense of the Government Of tho
Unitad States, nor any message in cipher,
unlsss from the GoVernme9t Of the Uhitsd
States. : % ins aye ANSON SfAakh, laN
-ila0 haiissi hsGensrel Superintendent, 81
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
MEDICAL.

n Z. NEWTON, M. D.-OFFICR, no.
We 30 West Seventh ST., between Vine and
Race. Residence, 1O2 West seyenth-st., between
Vine and Race. Once hours, ~ to 81 A. M ~
TO az P. NJ. .7to8P Pm. :,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

BE says as the Federal troops rushed across
the Potomac Bridge, at Harper's Ferry, the
people rushed in the Arsenal.
l He believed that large numbers were hurt
by the explosion. Repeated explosions oc-
Cured, and he saw the light of the burning
building for many miles.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

MARTNsBuRe, VA, Friday, April 49,
session of the town of Harper's Ferry. Cam
non are placed on adjacent hills, and soldiers
are distributed in all directions.
II is said there is not Union man here.
The train was stopped to search for troops
that might be on the way to the arsenal,
but after examination, was allowed to pro-
ceed
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22

Il EAD-PIPE sHEET.HEAD, WATER.
~ CLOSETS, Hot and Cold Baths and Chemical
Apparatus fitted up in the Deatest manner. Iron
and Brass Pipe, and Brass Work Of every desorip-
tion. fe27 cm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-22
MUSICAL,
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. B. q T. GIBSON,

BRASS FOUNDERS,
0OO AND goa VINE. ST., (NATIoNAL HALL,)
Bet. Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, o.
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Land for sale.
Wholesale Dry Goods.
TRABUE e. LUCAS.

EHTE receiving stock OF Spring audsrruar
Wv Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots Shoes
Brogans Variety Goods Hard Cutlery, hats Carpet
iEgs Oil Cloths hats, &c All Of which have Bought
,exc usvsy) Of importers and psnufscures, Ct panic prices
tosheh call special attention Of prompt paying and cash
only Our House shall De head cash
and those who make Gilt Edged Notes sod pay hem.
Tha may be fui understood positively that
intend sell Clouds for cash and who pay their
notes when due (snly.
In addition ulsT wholesale business will advance
every description CT Goods Wares Merchandise,
Furniture, Groceries, Oduce, &c &C., &c, 20 he 50 % at
arction fer casa. No Goods sold -
Iion
Auction every siay Trrray right e1cluveIy
OF cash. All persons having Goods Auction viii
please turn them in and get the money plump up.
mar2-tI TRAbITE & LCOAE.
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Arrival OF MAILS All RASH
FIEEE.

Washington City. Virginia. North Carons South Carolina
Georgia. So b Alabama and East tennessee arrive via Chat
tAnOoga Railroad ct o'clock A u
Northern and Es tern Mails, NASHVILLE and Louisvils
Railroad also Western States, day o'clock, ?.
and o clock, A NJ. Way Mails n I 2 Z daily.
Southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis Arksnsas
Mississippi arrive daily al = 'c!Gcb, A
Way Mails route STRIVE dsily at ! p O'Clock II.
smitv lille Alexandra Lebanon and Wsy Mails arrive
daily, except sun0sy, 81 ~ o'elHck, h
Smithl2nd HopkiBgvie. aid portion Of SOUTHERN Ken
tueky, Carksville and way Malls daily O'Clock, A
sbel6yvlis via TTHne ana way nails Monday, Wednesday
and Friday az u o'elr Ok, n
West Tennessee via Huntingdon YsYry Chsrstte til
weekly, Sunday Wednesday aud Friday, i O'Clock, n:
Liberty, gs Rural Hil, Stewards Ferry, weekly Thursday
81 u O'Clock A n
Csutreyis er1on EDd PineWood, South EaTpsr and
Tank semi weekly, Tuesday and Fri AZ, 1; O'Clock A 81
ClsTksTlls va SYCAMORE Mills, Whites Bend, &c, weekly
fTi6sy, 81 ii O'Clock 4 II.
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DEPARTELKH OEMAIES,


From Nashville 70 Chattanooga Washington Rstnor re
FhadePhis2 New York Boston ERd New England ststes de
parts at ; o'clock P "a
Wsy Nail Tor Georgia Souh Carolina North Carolina spd
Southern virginia, leave ca anooss Railroad al O'Clock
P N.
WA SaI9v II to Louisville departs at o'slos,
Michigan and yr;hTestern states, l,rars o'clock II.
AsshVe;o Decatur Wis franklin and Columbia, and other
WSy Offices, EepRrtst o'clock 4 n.
Nashville 70 Lebanon, daily except SUNDAY, departs st ~
O'Clock "a Also onces on the wsy ac& beyond Lerano7
o'clock 4 y.
Nashville % ClaTksville departs al 81 o'clock 81
For southsTn EsatEcsy, departs at -. A Il.
NaseVille &c Sbei0yviis, EOlcEsve TT.ur
day, Thursday sRd Saturday, az O'Clock 4 NJ
Nashville e Huntington, via Charlotte, TaveTv, til
y, MonGsy, "Wednesday ana Friday. II o'rlocS P N
Nashville % EsTy, us sawssts Perry, Huddlegtous's
RoSd5 Rural Hill g se, THURSDAY, O'Clock L.
Nashville CsntZeYs, va Es, Ve-1s=- Pne~ood 40,
Tues i4g md E-'l---zt clCGE Il.
NAsLv.lle s. -}1-l17lic, VI 7-eTs'5
81 ! C'077g p -4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-13

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACHES OE
alma bic Land for sale.
275 acres Clear ed, and in n fine state
of Cultivation.
yENEIS Fs-m lies mile fsn Jones Station, Oh the Win
chester all AlaDSI=a Raiiroa, Line mica ron Winchss
er and three miles from ss in BrEnkIn county On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins and s
necessary houses Close tae dwelling spring,
good Eastern aud plenty OF fsag The land
is ALL R[CH and for cultivation stands unsurpassed any
IL the county propose sell thA valuable Tract Land
and would refer persons who wish e about P
White Nashville, Tenn AS. 0cysr, Winchester, hey
ian refer TO on the premises.
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct ab-d Winchester, grs1klin county, Tenn
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Anderson & Romans,
ARdersOa's Foundry and Machine
Shop,
NO. IS BROAD STREET,

NO % BROAD sIAEEIs
BE manufacturing nix horse portable steam Engines
"A suitabe for printing Offices, plantation and where
mall engines required. Price S6G5,
stationary Steam Engines from to thirty horse power
prices low hrstcass engine be furnished at We
prepared to ill orders for Engines and Mill Machinery Of the
fastest improved patterns short notice Casting from
stock Of patterns for Flour Mills circular sash Muy
Saw Mills, unrTSsi Tor strength durability and economy
oIpoFer,
- ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced woen furnished to set up cur work r Dc
sired.
Constantly hand full assortment Of castings usually kept
ct Foundry An experienced pattern maker and d-Aasn Il
employed WoFkns draEings, specifications plans AID est
mates furnished appicstiop
H One and Sales Room So Broadway Nashville, Tenn
5ans22-dH
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HOUSE PAINTTN

HOUSE PAINTING, ksr=E
1--WE subscriber prepared to execute with the greatest
prOmpnsSs all contracts, however laFg which may ten
leed style upon which fail give satssc
ton he is also prepared to execute al OF
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, 57IuslEs AND AERBLIEs
Having that the ssTVsss Of the
snd experienced artist.
The subsr would request persons having work
I've him call before making fnsl arrangements
4. I. FILMING,
nsrohs-d1 10 GR Union st. between chsrry and sur,s
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Rem GVAE.
CURRY d MARSHALL,

1INDE 2TAKERS glib. 0urreys old stand Union re
tseen Cherry aud Summer 81 prepared 10 attend
% funerals al all with wooden Ccfn5, plain cole Fe,
and Me'ae Burr baskets end Cases OF ssupeor quality,
the HDeS Irueg5-t;
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Seeds.

Flour, Corn, &c.
R0A BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour
OUO 800 seeks CprRi
20 ibis Lard;
50 I" Green Apples'
p cases Parrapine Wax CsndleEJ
$40 Flour Sacks CAfy Pounds,)
On oonsignnent,fo fer sale By
VI WATTS & CO.,
Ianl9-a No. 81 College street, Broad
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Tennessee Champion

Portable Plantation and ElOuFiDR
EsiiI stone establishment.
DUR Nnstonss Of all sizes hand and made 70 oeR
Smut bills, Of the latest improved patent NIL Spndie1
all Gearing, Boiling Coths Botng Hotssg and Nguatia
Screws; Screen Wire, Mil PicEs, and Plaster Paris All
which warranted Of quality and 70 give abstraction
All orders and communications promptly attended 20
j. Il. WARNB;
Opposite Broadway Mills, nearT B, Broad street,
junes2-t&Vd Hsshyille, Tenn
TaosHs0H, E. Il. sPEsRY, Z. sPARR7.
aCLass. Vessel & Tho1p-
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VIM. Enabe & g Piano
FoTGss,

EEyE Picard to that TIE goS. "ord1 Psir"
w be ts o0u5 IN the city % daOcn G3orsis the enter
prisng Baltimore Firm, WU. EDgbe & Co., awarded the
E}'5 p sas eyer all eopetitsn, for thsT osSaed GoL9
Nina Passes This Har being held under The direction ofhs
e1utheT0 Co Pis1te Ass estc large and nfae1ts
ody Ct uien, be p1s attached 70 receiving The honou
Of iT fair produced Learn unusual degree
petition tae part Of many the Piano Forte Manufacturer
OF the country. several 6ns Instume eEhhi
eon hut alts patient and thorough their
respective MERITS the i0uEs unanimously decided that the
from tas Mandatory OF Wm. Rua 90. the "Eecel
$40. q, and awarded the Medal accordingly
without wishing to appear inYiducSs, OH add that the
erprss, public spirit un energy With Shich the Messrs
Enabe cyEcEc TIER business tile them IN eminent degree
o all cnos sn6 Ghch they have achieved in their
lie Lavish IN the expenditure Of time and money Produce
FTSf (1is Piano. ard Rd ertsiag extensively to make
heir essDlment known they their posses
on Of large and constantly increasing business and the furA
rrsacaGOn Il kr wig thai EhensStr EhereYer
Cn the order DAY, udges uniformly pronounced sir
1900
sA supply Of the resng received By A. H.
Mcclure 81 Union street, The Agent FOX Middle Tennessee
Sho viii cell at cur factory prices.
I-arl.-H
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8randieE, Wines, TObaceos. Cigars &c.
onRR4R COLLEGE Ard OHJRoR sZRKEz&
Nashville, Tenn.
EETE ARE IN RECEIPT OF a LARGE AND WILL
~ selected stock q GrOcerss TobaccOs Liquors &C.
@ in mart IS follows &c which We respectfully invite the at
sntion of the Trade.
SUGAR, mOLASSES AND SYRUP.
. bids Louisiana Sugar 80 bbls Coverings powdered
8 Dbl Coffee 49," 20eoIe. D R Lost sggssi
100 hall bDlS Plantation No 5Opseksg ,s LOsI Golden
yg55Is Refined MOa.aesi pks New Orleans Golden
50 b6ls Coverings DBohrush' syruP;
ed Sugar -
100 bsgI Baltimore Bio oosse 50 bags Old Col Jaws coGee
roo bsgs New Orleans BIO COT 80 bags Lsgaa oofesi
WHISKY.
100 bills Reched Whisky obbls Robertson county Whs
IOS Ky DID ObSis Smiths Old Reserve
epunehsons Of Irish and sOosCh WHISKY.
BaANDIES- WINES, &c, .-
10 gusrter casks sslgasss 10 casks Madeira wineI
q S5s9sS oasd Duprez 90 i Pr: e@'
e g ' tai:sS fI SfSt g PIX, eiHEs. Wine
100 PEs Ar2sri2sn Rr.ndyi q BOXES ClsTst;
If3 o.lser 3 pEs Lemon Cordial
> +" Ei.--ia-T7 sosevss t.:!arsI
3 EssplzIg = I2s Holland Crit
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
9 800 boEss Virginia TObecc0-yArious brands;
5UG Kentucky y
. kegs Al Smiths PANCAKE Tobacco;
3, SSS eco snPsoF 6aysno oigar'-VsE0u' BrsndIi
l sg,sS G peneSio
CANDLES AND SOAP
eco boxes tar Candles; 50 boxes stearins Candles,
go bif' 50 TslloE
E0qE" $50 boxes Soap various kinds
FLOUR.
leo bbls extra Family Flour;
100 " eupeEhns ="
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