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HOUSE PAINTING

HOUSE PAINTING, kaK
EV4E subscriber prepared with the greatest
pronptnes all contracts however srge which nay be ten
dered style and upon which cannot fail give saa
ton. He is also prepared to execute all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL AISTIEG,
Having that the services ostexper
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request perIons having work IN ais nsto
I've him call before making final Arrangements
r. T. VI gNING,
usrehsdn No C. Union st. bexeen Cherry and Sur.a.r.
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Land for Sale.

application be made before l January Twill sell
II uodsting terms, Forty Acres OF Lands three miles
from the Corporation limits, Mil Creek opposite Mai Cots
This is Of the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About nehalf Of the land IN timber, balance cpvs
There the premises comfortable cabins fine
young orchard Apply to Ma Corr, the place. my
self for particulars. OHAS. Z. WINSTON
jnlyl4-H
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H0n BAGS prime White Corn,
Q1NBNB- 100 bales hne Timothy Hay,
Just received and for sale low for cash.
II rOlrpo
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eEt1Rs IN
Bral-5Ics, Wines, TObaecOs, Cigars, sc.
OOTRAR 0OLLE0kASD 0RURoH STEEEz&
Nashville, Tenn.
NETB ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
wv selected stock Of Groceries, Tobaccos Liquors c
psed In part follows, to which respectfully invite the at
tention Of the Trade.
SUGAR, mOLASSES AND SYnUP.
3 bids Louisiana Sugar 5ObSls Coverings powdered
. i" Clarified Sugar;
bbs Plantation Molasses 50 half bbs Refined MOiAsssIi
GO half bblS Plantation Mo 50paeksg asst Louis Golden
so5 BSi Refined Moa..ss; sopsS New oasan, Golden
50 bsls Coverings R chrush Syrup;
COFFEE.
100 Baltimore Rio ooHee 50 bags Old Col Java oOfesi
roo bags New Orleans Rio oOf 50 bags LagurA oOfesi
WHISKY.
100 bbls ReCthed wAisy; SO bbs Robertson county Wh
100 Ky DID 90 BIS Smiths Old Reserve
100 packages Old Rye Whisky Whisky;
puncheonS Of Irish and Scotch Whisky.
BRANDIES, WINES, sc.
10 auArtsr casks seignetteI 10 casks Madera wins
sssssE O Dupr.y i Bfi sssr' SlR''
20 q eis sooSss Brandy 10 D ES'' ASas' "H'
Brandy; -''f'''''' 50 baskets It Champagne;
100 Pks American Brandy R5 boxes oLTsti
100 Ginger IS pks Lemon Oordisl
50 Cherry . r" Mint
Blackberry so boxes bitterS;
25 " Raspberry 25 pks Holland 5fni
10 caskH Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
. 800 boxes Virginia TObacco-ysrous brands
$40 Kentucky
Is kegs A J Smiths Pancake Tobaccoi
$1,000 Superior Havana OigxrS-EsriouS Brands
100000 =" German ~
5000 ~ Domestic
CANDLES AND SOAP.
900 boxes tar Candles so boxes stesrins Candles,
200 hlf" 50 TaIIow
$50 or " $50 boxes Soap various kindSl
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
100 f" " Superhne "
100 bags Pennsyfvania BuckWheat Flour.
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks hne and coarse Salt; I0Qdozen Buckstsl
500 bbls Kanavha Salt 5Qnsst Tubs;
1000 kegs Nails and SpikesI Is JACKS Almonds;
500 boxes Glass Ware; so bbls Pecaus and FIbertsI
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English WalnutI;
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms;
1000 pounds Bar Lead; 100 dozen Zinc Wash Boards;
500 tags Shot, assorted sizes; 500 eams Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove Oyster; 50 bags Pepper;
Is cases S2rdines, u and u 25 Allspioe;
boxes; SO bxs Ground Mustard,
SO bxs Lemon syrupi 50 Fire Crscker1;
10 Pks RAisins; 50 bbIs Cider Vinegar
100 Mzckerel; 50bblsXY Ale;
IS chests Green and Black
Teas;
With variety Of other articles
ma'6-H EDWARDS. HARRIS co.
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SheIIed Oats, Corn and Rye.
400 BAGS OATS; 500 Bags Com, goo Bags Rye
HUI Received this day and for sale low by
noVl7-d HUGH MCQREA & 90
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XETE pleased learn that at the great sWordd Fa
w held this month in the city Of MAccn, Georgia enter
prtsing Baltimore Prm VIM Knahe Co., awarded the
First rafEiA all competition for their celebrated Com
MEDAL Pianos This Fair being held under the direction OF the
Southern Gotten Planters ASS caton large and influential
body Of the importance attached receiving hono
OF their Fair produced learn degree
petition the part Of many OF the Piano
OF the country Several very fine on exhbi
hon hut after most patient and thorough their
respective merits the judges unanimously decided
rom the Mandatory Of VIM. Knabe Co1 "6sceL
si0: - and awarded the Medal accoTdinglyi
Without wishing appear nvduous add that the en-
terise public spirit and unrng energy with which the essrs
knAbe conduct their business en them eminent
to all the donors and which they achieved in their
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money Produce
afSt Quality Piano, and advertising extensively to make
their establishment known they their reward in the posses
sion Of large and constantly increasing business the
e qualification Of knowing that whenever wherever compe
don the order Of the day, judges uniformly pronounce r
Pianos to be Observation-Disclosures Sun, Of December 2d,
1860. N'
s-A supply Of tbs above icing received by A. H.
Mcclure 80 Union street, the sale Agent for Middle Tennessee
who will sell at our factory prices.
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Lost Trunk,

TAKEN from the Depot Of the Nashville and Decatur Rail
road on Broad small Travelling Trunk covered
with Linen marked the end Dr. William L. Nieho,
Nashville liberal reward wi II be given returned to the
Freight Agent, or any other officer Of the Company.
W ON PERKINS,
iupetq-f General Superintendent
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ROAD STEERS FOR 1851.
At the Fair G undS.
PRICES REDUCED TO So HE TIMES.

No. I. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TNHIs FIhsT GLASS ROADSTER, will make his season Tor
1861, at the State Fair Ground, Nashville, beginning
March 9Th. and closing July the 4h at $50 the S
for insurance,
He a beautiful black six years old troted at Athens in
1860 in 50 and certainly handsome perfect
horse in hE action that has been brought to the State he
bred in Vermont imported by Z. r. Jennings by
Hatch hoTse be by Loo he " Old Black Hawk Sher
and he by the Original Justin Morgan Dam Duroe
d. st. Charles Or or. d. Woodbury. Morgan AID
bines four Of the best trotting crosses known.
No. 2S Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old. by We mont Boy, dam
BY Woodbury. will be let % SIS the season, $40 To
insure. He is very promising.
No. s. Washington the I'd.
GOOD BAY years DID, byold Washington, dam excel
lent Trotng Mare will be let to Is Mares 10 the season,
SIS to insure in fOal.
please examine the Stations Good Blue
Grass pasture the farm Of T. Tanning grain keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week.
ANDREW GREGORY,
Nashville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kmba will be ready all times to show the Stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-. Owen, Of Williamson, Col r. Allen Of Sum
ner T. FannnR Of Davidson, DR.. A. T. GOOch OF Ruther
ford. maT5-H
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NOIice to Merchants and shippers
MIN II. ORDER is the through Freight Agent OF the
w Memphis and Charleston Railroad at Mem Ph and all
goods to him at Memphis will be forwarded free Of
chagre, except drayRge.
WM II. GRIDER.
RKFRRENCKs.
G @ NOu, EWISs ,MeCRoRY & Co
LANIER & PHILLIPS, TRaAss BROTHHs
june21-d2T+
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InsOIVemt Notice.

AVING this day suggested the Clerk Of the County Court
OF Hickman county the insolvency the estate Of james
Hes deceased therefore all persos holding claims against
ad estate are hereby notified to file the properly aunt
ed with the CLERK Aforesaid before the lst sepe
Der as the claims against the said estate will be sdudcd
en- that Gay for pro-Tata distribution This Nay 24h 1851
Jnne5-W4ipr siee$5' Ell WELLS. Admir-.
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Lard, Lard.Lnrd.

A3tLA IL
UsT received Fer steamer Nashville choice lot Of Lar
e in 50 lbs kegs. For family use, for sale nv -
JAMES Mel ICGHLIN & CO.
lenZI-u Ne. Msrket straet
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hungarian Grass Seeds,
RIM SACKS Hungarian Grass Seeds, for .sIe By
OO-OS JAMES MLAUGHLIN 90
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VICTORIA PIE PLANT.
FINE lot of the rOots good condition for planting For
"A saleat STRETCH & FORBES,
feb23 Cor. of College and Union streets,
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NNE o. the best articles burning Oil for sale
" in the city. large supply on hand and FOR sale by
STRETCH FORBES,
feb23-h Cor. Of College and Union streets.
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NOTICE.
and after this date will sell Feed and Produce e
JAMES MLAUGHLlN & CO.,
@HySZ-a No. b Market street,
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TuE Blsuops.--The Christiau Advocate
has an editorial Oh the ltinc;ancy, full os
good thoughts, from which we extract the i0'-
lowing on Methodist Bishops:
Our bishops, too, are not Irresponsible,
They are subject upon ccnvictien to degrcdS'
ton or expulsion, and subject without forts
Of trial, as in the case OF Bishop Andrew, to
suspension whenever The General Conference
shall adjndge that they have rendered. thc%H-
selves disqualified or unacceptable.
1t is not to be forgotten either that taeF
are men usually past the meridian, that they
bave reached the summit Of their ambition,
that they ming'c but little With the preac7'ors'
that they have no injuries 20 avongo and no
ambitious aims tor promote. Moreover they
are men of God, and they and their council
we may fairly presume, make no .appoiinst'
ments without earnost prayer tor lisiNe eula'
ancc the men whom they dispose OF and
the churches which they supply commit their
cause to him that judseth righ'cously. We
believe in Divine Proy;dcuc,. it nc could
10. trust our case in she hands OF Gos and
good men, the contemplation OF human lite
would be most gloomy and appalling.
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PRICE. TWO CF + TSss :
Literary Notices.

New MoNTlly MAGAZINE, Novena-
ber, 1861. New York, Harper u Broth
ers.
Coutcuts Eenedct Arnold, Ivy Beoso" j.
I.oso;ng The Tenement House, by tuz-
James o Brien. Making Money. The Wo-
men of Wcnsberg, About the Fox and
Fox Hunters by t. B. Thrope. Oily Dolly.
Night Revelers Modern Austria, by john
S. C. Abbott. When Thou Sleepest, by
Charlotte Bronte. Cause and Effect. The
Game of Chess The Ange'-Sistcc. Orley
Farm, by Anthony Trollopc. Ernst Ii. OF
Saxuc Coberg, Gotha, by Bayard Tay lor.----
Mrs. Strings Reception. The Adventures
of Phillip, by W. NJ. Ihackcray. Monthly
Record OF Current Events. Editors Table.
Editors Easy Chair. Our Foreign Bureau.
Editors Drawer. Mr.. Downey i'll Search of
Physical Development. Fashions tor No.
veIEber.
This number closes the 23d volume, and
this is favorable time to secure this enter
tanning work. This, as we'll as Harpcrs
Weekly, makes very desirable bound volumes.
Clergymen and Teachers are supplied with
this work at $500 PER year. The regular
subscription price is $500.
CHEAP CorToN BY FREE LABoR--By Cot
ton Manufacturer. Boston: A. Williams
Il Go. Price, twelve cents.
This is emphatically pamphlet for the
times Its object is to show that the culture
Of cotton may be performed by whites, with
case, safety and at a poyiog profit by free la
Dor. The facts here given appear conclusive
THE OLD farmers ALMANAC BY Roher'
B. Thomas Boston Swan, Brewer 4
Tilletson.
We have received this well known Alma
,, nae for go. 1t is as pleasant as dream o.
childhood to look upon its familiar face. Tn
farmers all want it, and it can be ordered as
above.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-02

PULPIT OpATlRY.-A writer in the New
York Observer has recently been wrltlnga
series OF articles under this head. we quote
a few lines Powerful voices arc not formed,
during the intensity Of study, in an easy chair
and heated apartment They require the
,,ure air OF heaven and vocal gympasJc eXer"
ciscs on the mountain top or i'll the valleys
reccases. The returning echoes OF the VOC III
,hesc so!itudes will give Information to its ps's-
esser sought for in vain among his cougcegga-
tiou--its exact condition In relation to power
defects, and beauties The general lndlstlactnes
in articulation which marks and mars the de-
livery Of our clergy, might easily be remcd'e-
by a daily vocal practice on the literal cIe'ae1
tary sounds, whether vowcs or consonanfs, ia
their simplest forms and under all the eor'd''
tions of force and pitch. Under TIC ehecfs
of such a practice every syllable would ilnaliy
have correct pronunciation and tull force
The ear would 10 longer be pained by the sub
stitu,ion Of such miserable syllable Contract
ions as .whehoro' Tor wherefore 'msab!e' TOR
miserable nor would the syllable termlnatioa
| of one syllable be lost in the commencement OF
another, as in the following; That 1t may
please thee to blessun kcepall thy people --
ior THAT it may please thee to bless G''d keep
all tAy people, If defects in articulation
and pronunciation thus disfgure our pulpIf
ora,ory, the want of physical, voca force to
reach the limits Of congregation is not less
painfully to be observed
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HaSs. fSa1a'ss
{ Infallible Liniment, t ,
GREAT EXTERNAL EsE.2EEDK.
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT. NEURALGIA, LUn L
BAGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS. SPRAlkS,
BRUISES CUTS AND WOUNDS FILES,
HEAUACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
aass. w EE i e
-TIlE-

'BRTi BRUisEs. cUTs AND WOUNDS PILES,
HEAUACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all of vbieh it speedy and certain remedy an
never tails Ihs Lnnenl ID prepared from @ie recipe
OF DR.. stephen sweet, Of Conneccut, fatnous Lone
setter has been used in his practice for more than
twenty years with the most ASTONISHING success
AS AN ALlEyIATOR OF PAIN. u is unrivaed by any
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ical may be couvii ced by s;nGs n tI'al. ad.o, p,
matte Disorders OF every Aind, and in tho usAnds ct
cases where has used has never been known to
fail.
For NEURALGIA It VIII afford immediate relief in
every cPse, however dist essing 49,,
1t will relieve tie worst cases OF HeaGache III three
| II inutes and ia warrant to do it.
ToornAcHE alto will it cure inftanly.
| For Nervous Debility and general Anssi.
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tie s, stem, md le:tores it to elasticity and vg'r
T,z p1LEs-. ..s an external remedy we csi m that
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| paint should give it trial. for it will not no: fail to
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SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, pnd ehlerre-
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BRUiSEs, GUS. woUNNs, SORES, ULCERS;
BURNS AND SCALDS yield readily TO the wonderful!
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LlNlMENl, TnPn htPu hCCotuiug W
ClIiLHLAINS. FROSTED FkEr AND INSECT
BITtS AND SIlNGS
Every Ea0v>e Owner
should have this remedy at hand Tor its tirely use AT
the first appearance OF Lameness will ehectualv preve
those bic dseate5 which all horse are 8 Die
and whch reudcr 30 many o heiw"c valuable ho'Fe
uearly wO thlcss.
over four hundred voluntary e!tim onials to the won
deru curative properties Ct his Lnment Lave heel
rece iv'd within tie Last two ears: ana many o 'hen
rom persons in the his hest ranks of lit"
UTION.
To ayoi imposition, observe the Sisn and LAKE
a Al Of Dr. Stephen Sweet every it'ti, hal Al Do
Stephen S weet's Infuibe I.niment' blown in III
IicnSrdson 81 Co.
Sole Froprietors Norwich, CT
| A.n,t for Vermont and by ali dealers hpr-yl
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nP MARSHALES HEADACHE
AND
Ea'T4SsnsRY SNIFF.

,;,ls SnuT has thoroughly proved seI 20 be the best
article known for curing the CArAaRN, CoLD IN
ruE HEAD, and the HEADAcES. 1t has been 'oupu IN
ayce,lent remedy in many cases of SORE EYES. DEAF
MEAS has been removed by it, ani HEAaISd has oste
Been greatly improved by It's use purses out all ob.
trnctons siren gthens the Glands and gives healthy
action 10 the parts affected. 1t recommended by many
0! ne physicians and is used with great success and
satis!a ction everywhere
rs great value and at this nent IL stands CHER than
ever hefore.
4 large number of the most espectable Druggists in
Boston and New York, in hcate signed by them IL
1854 say
% The undersigned, having or many years beeh nc
nu,in.ed with DR.. MARSHALL. CArhRRH AND Hr ACHE
SNUP7 and sold II in wi oesale trade, cheertGlly
state that believe II 10 he ua in every respect me
reco,nme ndation given Of 1t for the cure OF Cntarrhai
Affections and is iecd Fly the bos article we have
ever known for all the diseases of the head
BE are Of COunterfeits!
A fac simile OF the sgnatore OF the Proprietor
CHARLES BOWEN Is on every bottle SOL. hy pruH
-. - ,arvhe.r 81 k,I0I't'
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Who wants a Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regenerator and
Hair Dressing.

-
Please read few certificates from the following re!ia-
bic and well known people.
Mnssns HENRY y. WILSON & Co.-My wife is now
u-ing your Regeneration for the hai., and prononnces 1t
far Superior to anything she used for the hair us
easily applied does not soil In the lenst-s no Disagree
able odo increases She growth Of hair prevents it fall
ing of, and often cures the headache forward !ou
this certificate unsolicited, because think an article
that will do what your Hair R"gencrator WILL should be
widely known, ltlnk is the bes. article for the hair
now in use. Respectfully, &c.,
Rev. JACOB STEVENS, Ne"buryport, Mr..
81 like tAe Hair Regenerator and Dressing rery
much" REV GEO. WosDlHG, Hartford, CT
81 Iunhesitatingly pronounce 1t az inraiHat!e Grf'
ele from the effect on my oma heat" >,
S.A HILL, wife of Rev. Henry lli!l Manchester n Ii.
"Krendered my hair soft and qlossy'
MISoT EAaRAr Saratoga Springs, y. I.
"Inel con6dsnf that il operates NOT as dye, but
10 resierc the roots to their natural heating state"
REV Z. Vi. KELLoc, Nashua, H.
Utmost cAserfuLs recommend toaH personsr
REV. G. RUSSELL. Littleton n Fl.
November l.
M.ssns HRyRY p. WILSON 4 Co: have no hcstancy
in saving, in my opinion, Mrs Wilson'S Hair Regenera-
tor and Hair Dressing te h" hair preparations now
/, nsp shall continue to use them with pleasure.
REV. II. Ii. HAKTWH.L, Lawrence, Mass.
November.
,ss,xs. u.xny p Wu.oy 4 Co have used your
Hair Rpg~.eritor and Hair Dies*. and laye received
great benefit iron, them deem the articles worthy OF
igh eolmenGtion, and che"itnly reconn'h ia thcm 70
all who wn, to restore gray hair to It's original cor G.
TO any who are troubled with dandruf, or disagreeaoe
itching Of the head lumors or to those whose ''r Is
'"'''S Rhy. 6. " ii CLARK, Great Falls, N, II.
Msssss. H.ynv P WILSON n Co: deem Mrs. vii.
sons Hair Rrgcerntor and Hair dressing the standard
articles Of al hair preparations. have, in many IN.
snnces Known them to rostole the hair where 1t mad
fallen or rerove danru, restore the hair to its Original
collar, entirely the most paiaH' Ie1dac'Gs-&na N
sone instances mos. serious humors Personally, haVI
heen a shartr in several od these heneilts.
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/. The Cniy Positively
* TUE WOILD ARE TIE
MARYLAND EoA'TEN's.

Certificates OF approval in comparison with other aa!es
Grafton, Dec Sd IShS.
Meesrs Sherwn and Burgcs, Agents for Aa'ands Pa
tent safe have examined the Marlands patent Sae III
yorr store and far am able to judge OF its hre
roof qualities, believe the principle upon which 1t
built the most reliable in resisting he1, OF any IRE proc
afe that has come under my observation ana par'icu
ary recommend the attention our Probate Districts
that are supplying themselves for the perserNat'on
of their records BENZ. W. DSAN, ees: " o,a.e.
Brattleboro, Dec, 3D. 1S5s.-This may certify that We
have examined the Mar,ads Patent Ere Proof SAFE, en-
hbited to us by Mr. Hardy and that in our opn-
ION Mariand's SAFE wpu1 be desirable one to parchas"
For the use Of the Probate Courts.
H. sEdnn,r, srLSn, Judge of Probate
SylJc,cburv April 21tl, lS5q.The Legislature OF Yer
mont Mt its last session passed law making 1t the duty
of County Judges procure Fire Proof sates IN wh'cs
to deposte Probate Records In discharge OF that duty
we h We spen some time in eXamneEga number OF Satee
We have come TO the conclusion HAT the Marlsnd Sae
manufactured BY NJ. b. ngeow hnson HARDY Of bos
ton Mass, is superior to any Other we have examiner
for it's Fire Proof qualities We have bought SAFE
hat description for the New Haven Probate District ana
are well oasned with his work manahp, apparent strength
and ,,i "iy. ". W. G. WRIGHT, ASST Judges OF
II. q. SMITH. Addison Co Court.
NJ. !. .lGEIOW & ANSON HARDY,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,
- Schcol st opposite City itall, 'ostoh
S,rnnlc 10 be seen at the store of J. W Ellis Co. Mont
nclrr Scott brooks, do J. i. Dunck!ee, Burlington.
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The PIRATE PRIsoNERs. Of the pirates.
Il will I've seen, has been convictcd--wo,ni-r II
hey will have courage enough to hang him.
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The Vegetable Pulmonary BaiSam


raror,d By the well known druggist Mcsrs EeeA' Guy
Ter Co.. Is we have goo authoFit! 'or 'N"hS' one 81
he D., 81 remedies Tor ,.,;,.,
Colds mud Pulnomnry 1oF"pl"tns"'
nIcr inferred 10 tie publ c.''-G G,ston J"n,a1,:
'''' REV DR.. LYMAN BEttHER ,.,
,,,i es-" Genlpmen; have u+ed yonr veSa'aDe III,
,nn,,y PAL. am myself with benefit aiid haFr Nno"n"
ha ,..,d with good Eject in families a'onnn la?.
~ rux LATE LEV. DIR. LE)HAhp "VopH
.,lie,tcm.n: From l9hg ~, 81 your 'pGe,h'e
inouav pasum ia my family circi' ahi an"DI '''r" %
logical Students. have been e' - i'a"" ~ ~ " "
pt,icacions me licine.' ,, ,yh,l,.ot, rr,,
o.s having for many wears sold your 'es3'ni" ui
na, Ha.ain are hrppg to bear trt,moi! !" ~ seat 81
,;n.o, n, IN. re'ic and cue o. tu!3na'| 60 hlI'ii'
~ Gr"w OF no medicine which l!a' dfseiYen'y '"alilh
cd 10 niy, reputation for SO long efA o. Iest OF
hic, ,no rarely disappon's TIE Tthfoi"he eHpevr-
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