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ENCOURAGING TO Poor FoLKs.-Pork is selling at
ten to twelve cents per pound; Flour at ten dollars
psr Dbl; Bacon at twenty-seven cents; Butter at
forty cents; goods and groceries at just what man
has the face TO ashland other things in proportion
Truly the poor man, with a wits and children de-
pending on him, has many incentives TO join the
militia and leave his family to the tender naerces Of
the community ldrksUils Chronicle, Nou. 20.
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ho. our friends arriving from e doipions CT Eirg Lax
have copies Of the late Louisville, Cincinneti or
Northern Yasrs, will confer special aVor both ourselves
and the pusic by leaving them tour Office in Nashville with
the least deIay possible We viii eherfuy pay expense
incurred in procuring them,
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e Williams has presented IL this series Of able
letters succinet history Of The institution OF slavery the
American Continent its influences upon the general welfare Of
tbseouny tracing the elements Of opposition to it, exhibited
By Northern fanstcs eliminating At LAT In the organization
sectional party designed to overthrow that Institution, and
By which the asemberment OF tbs Union effected The
author treated his subject ploophie satenani and
result Of his labors win prove neAtnabs addition to
genuine Southern htsEaturs's -
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To the Absent OffIcers and PFIVaEes OF the
seth Regiment Tennessee Volunteers.

You are hereby commanded to report yourselves
to Capt LoyElL or Lieut.. HUS7, st the Commercial
Hotel, in this city, by O'Clock the 81 December
to proceed to your destination.
By order of J. ". HEAD, Colonel Commanding,
CS. DOUGLASS, Adjutant.
Nashville, Nov. %, 1861
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Tie book lIeutlllsd,

Letters ON Slavery Erem the old world,
Written during he canvas fer the Presidency Of the United
satesn 1859; which added letter BRoUsHA
the JO BRowE raid and brief reference the result Of TIE
Presidential ecton and its consequence By jams WILLIAMS,
late United States Minister to Turkey.
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WILL give constant employment to tBo good six mule
teams hauling to and from Manchester Persons wishing
Employment in having and having good and teams VIII
please call Immediately. B. WHITMAN
noyq3-Qa
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Notica lo Correspenaenls.

We will esteem special favor friends and eeTesPen-
dents in the various divisions and caps Of the Confederate
osee win furnish with all the gossip AID news proper 70 Dc
placed before the public wish to make Psper both an
Interesting ard welcome visitor the tept Of soldier
fighting our battles Tor independence Their letters should be
Addressed 10 us at ashvie, Tenn
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wanted,

the Gordon Hospital, Front street twenty-five nurses
End sundresss, to whom the highest ways allowed
BY the Confederate sAesWil he paid at the end Of
esch menth White Lbores, ina the Governor has csd
the mil m may find to their interest eost and be de
tailed nurses and patriotic SLAVE holders contribute 70 the
rss Of soldier hiring his negro TO the hospital and
thus relieve tbs Government from the exoroDate expenses
which now bang incurred Apply ct the Hospital.
noY25-d2W s H. STOUT, Surgeon.
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Circulars Of candidates the UoS AHEREcAx
NUT be paid for as business notices ana the payment Sc
publication ThS Tue will be enforced
afexby No circulars either Of candidates their friends
will hereafter be inserted in this paper any other terms
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Wanted,

90 NEGRO Men and 20 Negro Women Tor for the
" various Confederate States Hospitals In this city, By
order Of DR., D, W, Ysniell. GEO. II. CLARK, p
nov2G-a Office No. so College sTest,
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Ternaa Of SaIe.

credit oftweIve months will gTe3 the purchasers giving
bind good securities before tbs property removed
MAJ the time and plAceI Will hire out the negroes
rent out the land not dsne Pysven4y for The ensuing
year J. WATSON JORD M,
November 10, 16I-dim Adm nistTator.
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For Rent,
WAGONS aud Teans Wanted.

rEVHR CITY HOTEL IS for rent for ls62. Apply to Eno
B Ensley or NJ h Howard. new g Il
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KETTLES AND BARK MnLs-Stock or saltpeter
Kettles and Bark Mills fer sale at
nov 1, dim WooDs, YEATMAN & Co.'s.
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VOW RnApY FoR pHL1vERY
SLAVERY
Lara rsarlO srArrs nlslsrua Ar oos.rAErrsOrLa.

ITAe snrs profits Of all sales are % be tevctsd to tie
reiii Of the sick and wounded sossrs Of conarse az
under the direction AMI speoal earss the Lsdiss Soldiers
Relief fIocisty Of Tennessss.n
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COMMUNICATIONS.
smyrna soIdIers' Ala soclety.


As citizen of the county of Rutherford, ana
proud of the sctings and doings of the Smyrna
Soldiers Aid Society. The report published in this
DAYS paper speaks volumes in commentator of our
fair country women Their meetings, composed of
100 of the very first ssdies in this county, held
regularly. The members are prompt in attendance,
and the proceedings conducted with great dignity
and in a most harmonious spirit. Their contribu-
tons are not confined to this or that hospital or
regiment, but wherever they hear of distressed
or sick soldier, whether at Nashville Knoxville
Bowling Green or elsewhere, he receives their
charitable notice.
They are sending Wagon loads of hospital stores
to Nashville every week, and to do the thing thor
oughly and effectively each wagon goes under the
conduct of a committee of ladies appointed by the
President. Their contributions already amount to
thousands of dollars, and yet they say they have
Just made beginning, and will not abate their en-.
ergles and exertions as long there is "shot in
the lsckerN or q sick and suffering soldier in the
South God bless the ladies of the Smyrna Soldiers
Aid Society. Who would not be soldier-what
arm would not be nerved to fight the battles of his
country, when he is thus cheered and stimulated
by the smiles and the practical help Of his country
women. l will be excused for Rliudng to an in
teresting incident of recent occurrence in the Scce
+ty, as an evidence of the spirit which animates
them.
A poor widow who keeps turnpike gate in
this neighborhood has been deprived by death of
her son. She had procured his clothes as sacred
memento; but when informed of the soldiers who
were suffering for clothing she promptly sent them
10 the Soldiers Aid Society, saying, will send
them the widows mite. Nothing could induce me
to part with the precious reliet but to supply the
wants OF a suffering soldier. Send them, she said,
to the soldiers who fighting the battles of their
country. .- ...s-
Can the soldiers of the South animated and en-
coursged thus by our eountrywomen, be subjugat-
ed? Never! never never RUTHERFoRD.
tbs CALL FOR MLITIA.-The Governors call for
30 900 Of the State militia is being responded to
with alacrity, and we have no doubt but the NUNS
Der required from Henry county will be ready TO
march on Thursday.
A strong effort is beingI made by some Of our
prominent citizens to organIzs regiment of Velun-
teers to serve for one year, with what success we
have not yet learned. They are to report to-day,
and from present indications we think regiment
of Henry volunteers will supersede the Henry coun-
ty militia.-PGris Sentinel NoU. Is.
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LEGISLATIVE UNION AND ANaERICANs
A few copies of this work, bound ior
the Sessions of 1873 and 1859-6O, can
be procured by applying at this Office.
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CURRY & MARSHAL..L l..

TTEDARIAK8Rs tst J. h 0ursys old sad On Unioa -
tween OaeEry And GUNNER sreeta prgpaTsz asn1
% FuneEas a all times, With Wooden COINS plain o. colors
ana Metallic Burial oasksts and Gases ssupsror quatV
he tines fausq5-N
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ANOTHER sKBMlsH.-We learn through reliable
gentleman direct from Clarlsvile, yesterday, that
dispatch was received there from Gen. FORREST,
stating that scouting party of ak hundred
cavalry came upon the Hessisns GEAR Madison
vile, KY yesterday, and routed them, killing about
eighty. Gen. FORREST did not give full particulars,
but spoke Of it as fine stroke by the sOutherners-
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Hhnen fnr Snle.

1860 pair mems asserted BrOgans by J. W.
WARD & Co.
Purchasers will please call and examine them at
Evans & Co. Oct p 1861. df
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BATTLE OF MANAssAs.-T Three scenes from the bat
tie Of Manassas viii be introduced tonight in con-
nection with the "PanOpticon," at Masonic Temple,
and all who have not witnessed this interesting
entertainment should avail themselves of this op-
portunity, as it is the last night.
matinee will be given this afternoon at three
o'clock, when all of the little folks viii have an op-
portunity of attending as the admittance is fixed at
fifteen cents only
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Tennesaes Champion
Portable Plantation and FlOuFtng
Will Stone Establishment.

lHURR Mstones Of A slEes hand, and made to oaaE
smzt NILS OF the latest improved PATENT MIL spinds
m Ge2rng, Boiling clets Boiling, Hosting and Rsguan
Screws Screen Wire, MIL Picks and Plaster Paris. All
which warranted Of best quality and to give satsiacoEI
All srdsrs and communications promptly attended g.
Opposite Broadway Hills, nsaI A 3, Broad street,
iuIs22-d&Wu HaahtiIle, tn Il
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For CircuitJudEe.

We are authorized to announce A. g. McDoUGAL as a can
didate for Judge of the 18th Circuit to fill he vacancy
stoned by the resignation Of Judge walker.
B.P. and Christian Advocate copy. nov6-tW&wa
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sPaCEGL NoxICM.

Er1s.a., hs.s yss ~ ri Essss Ia7ITEu-.1l hlsl
eaPsE. hsaa ~ Z WI l.sseaIs "a.
HaE22-4AHlg
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Mr. WOODS demanded the previous Fustion,
which was not sustained, ayes 20, noes 80.
On motion of Mr.. ESTES, Mr. SomerviI,es
amendmentswas laid upon the table, ayes &c,
noes q.
Mr.. CARTHUL offered an amendment to the
amendment, providing that one company from each
county IN the State be accepted upon the same con-
ditions.
On motion of Mr.. ESTES, the amendment was
laid upon the table, ayes Al, noes u.
Mr.. EASILY demanded call Of the House, which
was had, and resulted in showing fifty members
present.
The question then recurring on the adoption Of
Mr.. hillard's amendment, the roll was called and
resulted, ayes 40, noes 8.
The SPEAKER directed the roll to be called,
when forty-nine members answered to their names.
And then, at half past one o'clock, the House took
RECESS,
On motion Of Mr.. DUNLAP, until three O'Clock for
want OF a,qaorum.
SCOTT COUNTY RANGERS.
The House resumed the consideration of Senate
resolution authorizing the Governor to accept the
services of q company Of rangers from Scott conn
W to be employed in that county the question being
on Mr.. Miliards amendment
The resolution was adopted By Uiua Uoce vote.
The resolution as thus amended was then adopts
ed, ayes 81. noes 10, as follows:
Ayes-MeEsrs. Bowden, Brooks of jackson Brooks
of WeGkley, Carr, Caruthers, CummIns, Demoss,
Donaldson, Dunlap, Easily, Ellis Estes, Eubank,
Fisher, Floyd, Gardner, Garner Garrettson, Hill Of
Hamilton, Jarnagin, JONES' Jopling, Kennedy, Lit
tie, Lowery, Martin Of McMinn, Martin Of Smith,
Martin of wilson, McCIellsnd, Willard, Moley Par~
ker, Ragland, Rankin, Robb, Walker and Speaker
Keeble-37.
Noes-Messrs. Bunch, Butter, carter, Carthul,
Hawkins, Hill of Haywood House. Lea, Martin of
Shelby, Mathews, Osborne, Randolph, Rogers,
Senter, Simpson, Somerxille, Tucker, Wallace, and
Whitten-l9.
INV MEMBER.
Mr.. 81. Il. Roas, the Representative elect from
the county Of Wayne, appeared, was qualified and
took his seat.
TO ADJOURN SINE DIE.
House resolution, No. rs, TO adjourn the General
Assembly from Saturday. she 18th Of December,
1861 until the fret Monday in -, 1862 was taken
up, and amended so IS to adjourn sine die on Nom
day, 2Sd of December, 1861 and then adopted ayes
81, noes 8.
Mr.. EASILY offered resolution providing that
20 new bill resolution shall be introduced after
Monday, the I'd of December, which lies over under
The rule.
And then
On motion of Mr.. ESTES, the House adjourned |
until half past nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
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Wanted Immediately, IO.OsO bushels corn, deliy-
cred at race track, or at our pork house, to feed
Government cattle and hogs, for which We wiz
pay the highest market price in cash.
E. IL. Bruce & Co., Agents C. S. A
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We call the attention of our country friends
to the strsying of number of Government cattle,
branded "B, and request any parties having know
ledge of the same to report to the Government
Agents, E. NJ. BRUCE Co., who viii pay liberal re-
ward for the return of the cattle or any informa-
which will secure them, novl2dlw.
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THEHINSURANCB OFFICE
W. J. MAR q,

w. j. mARR,
Opposite the Sewanee House, On College street, is
the place to obtain Insurance in some Of the oldest
and NEST reliable Southern Companies. noY2O-h
One hundred thousand hoop-poles wanted for the
Confederate Coopery.
novf7dIw E N BRUcs 6 Co.
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SNooTHE ROLLER MEN WAETED.-C Constant employ
ment and good wages viii be given to one or two
good Sheet Iron and Boiler Iron Rollers BY applying
to WooDs, YEATMGN & Co.
Nov /. dim.
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wanted.

THEN oARPEsPERs to work for csufsderaey. Apply at
Pork House. .
ncvN6s GovEImsnt Agents.
P 4 g. Ct
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..S3oyernmenf notice.

EETE hs7e this day appointed agents Of and for ID
w Confederate States Of America for he parehaDg ami
packing Hogs Cattle In and for this and Cialle disFc
and an OF KeRtucky and therefore, solicit calls and coespon
denee parties having cattle and hoRE SELL and also
ference vat authorized agents IN each ana every county
Nashville, NOv.s, Clam Agents o. 3. A.
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aEING, PaHDAHIeE 90.
BERRY 4 DEAf0VfLLa,
BROWN 4 EVANS,
DEAoVILLa = 90.
and all good DraEzists IN ne city.
nare2dW1y
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Gel, FuIQtam,s Egegiment.

On motion of Mr.. ESTES, the House adjourned
until half past nine o'clock tomorrow morning.
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATURE.

Heading Matter on Every Page.
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For RnIe. Renf on EXehange.


Fer Sale, Rent or Exchange.
sMALL Farm three miles froE the city on Lebanon Turn.
- pike containing eighty acres Of good land We suited for
Dairy Gardening pufposesha set n Glover and Tahy
WILL wsteFed, comfortable dwelling good buildings, fences,
orchard, Apply e. ". ooLE eli Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad Depot. noV22-dla
Tanners Oil,
SA BARRELS TANNERS, OIL, for sale lSa By
Fire Crackers.
AAO BOXES NO GOLD CHOP, for sale lev
4OW b. an HUGH AcoREA CO.
JEANS, LENSEYS AND KERSEYSs
A GOOD LOT, for sale by
"a noV7-f FITB, sHHPHERD 90.
DIR. we9Tervo1t,
HoKEoPATHIsT AND WATER CURE,
usdEs Place, Soulh ena.o1 Erons street
NASHVILLE, TEEE.
RsFferencss.
d, L4rlz, Raw. Tn. RnD, WArssH sanEzAs R' n
BRs0KEAI, n. NJ BRIANE.
June 1l-sm
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WV MEMBER.
10 ADJOURN SINE DIE.

Mr.. Il. II. Roas, the Representative elect from
the county Of Wayne, appeared, was qualified and
took bis seat.
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sEwANEE TURNpIKE coMPANr.

House bill to amend an act entitled an act tc
charter Sewanee Turnpike Company, &C., was
taken up, out of the regular order, and passed on
q third and last reading.
House bills and resolutions on first reading were
taken up, pending which, the Senate took recess
two and half O'Clock.
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FRIDAY, NovExBER 20, 1861.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at a
quarter pAst nine o'clock.
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Mr.. EASILY offered resolution providing that
no new bill resolution shall be introduced after
Monday, the I'd of December, which lies over under
the rule.
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House resolution, No. rs, TO adjourn the General
Assembly from Saturday, she 14th Of December,
1861 until the first Monday in -, 1862 was taken
up, and amended so IS to adjourn sine die on Nom
day, 2Sd of December, 1861 and then adopted, ayes
. =
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JEANS, LINSEYS AND KERSEXSs
A GOOD LOT, for sale by
n noV7-H- FITB1 SHEPHERD 90.
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No. %, reeomme lding national bank for the
crisis and No. ST. to adjourn sine die on the a. of
December, were passed over informally.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

TNHE following accounts have been exam
4 ined and passed by me, and remain filed
of record in this office for inspection of Heirs
Legatees, Creditors and all others 10 any way
interested, and will be presented to the next
Orphans Court Of the county Of Miflin, to
be held at the Court House in Lewistown, on
THURSDAY, 10th day of January, 1861, for
allowance and confirmation
l. The final Administration Account Of
George Sigler. administrator OF Mary SigleT.
late of the State of Ohio.
2 The Account of Daniel NJ. Dull, guar
dian of Anna c., Hannah J. aud Martha E.,
minor children of Joseph Dull, deceased.
3. The Account of Joel Zook, ir., admins
traitor of Daniel Reel, late of Union township,
deceased.
f. Final Account Of Christian Hoover, ad-
ministrator of Dr.. Lewis Hoover, late of the
Borough Of Lewistown, decd.
JOSEPH S. WAREAM, Register.
Register Ofc Lewistown, Dec |, tl3l 1860.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

TENHE frllowin accounts have been exam
I ined and assed by me, and remain filed
Of record in this Office for inspection Of Heirs
Legatees, Creditors and all others in any way
interested, and will be presented to the next
Orphans Court of the county of Miffiin, to
be held at the Court House in Lewistown, on
THURSDAY, th day Of January, 1861, for
allowance and confirmation.
|. The Account Of Nicholas Hartzler, ex-
ecutor of John Hazlett, late of Menno town
ship, deceased.
2 The final Guardianship Account of Da-
vid T. Kline, guardian of Elizabeth Hummel,
minor child Of Jacob Hummel, deceased.
3. The Guardianship Account Of James
Dorman, guardian of Franscina Sample, min
or daughter of James A. Sample, deceased.
SAMUEL BARR, Register.
Register Office, Lewistown Dec 10, (l3) 1860.
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go; and. for the reasons herein stated re
peat, do not stop secession yet. STILL shall
not lamentif their arguments andreassurapces
should prove convincing messengers to each
and every one 81 the beiigerent and rebel
lious citizens of your State. With you, not
with US, rests the responsibility.
remain very traly yours, j. NJ.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

TgNHE Stockholders of the Lewistown and
A Tuscarora Bridge Company will meet at
the Toll House, at the Bridge, in the Borough
of Lewistown, on the Second MONDAY,
18th January, 1861, to choose by ballot
President, Six Managers, aud Treasurer, to
conduct the business of said company for one
year thereafter. WM. RUSSELL.
deco Secretary.
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GEORGE II. ASHTON.
No. s32 Market St. Philadelphia
Er-l. &. L !.

Read the following from the New York Courier:
EEoEMoCB BUSINESS oSE NEW YORK MERCHANT
We happy TO inform fellow-czens that there
is place in city where the physician. apothe-
cary and country merchant, 20 and purch; pure
Wines aud Liquors as pure as imported, and of the
best quElity. We 10 not intend to give elaborate
description Gf this merchants extensive business. al
though IL Will repay any stranger or citizen 10 visit
Udopho Woite'S extensive warehouse Nos Is, 20 and
~ Beaver street, and Nos Il, 70 and 2 Marketfield
street. Ills stock Of SchEaprs hand ready for
shipment could have been less than thirty thor;
sand cases the Brandy some ten thousand cases--
Nintages Of 1886 70 1856 and ten thousand cases OF
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine, Scotch and Irish
whiskey. Jamaica and 81. Crox Rum. very old
and equal to any il this country. lie also had threo
large cellars, filled with Brandy Wine, &C.. in casa
under the Custom House key, ready for bortling.-
Mr.. Wolfes sales of Schnapps last year amounted TO
hundred and eighty thousand dozen, and we hope
in less than two years he may be equally successful
with his BrandIes and Wines.
His business merits the patronage Of every lover Ct
his species. Private families who wish pure Wines
and Liquors for medical use should send their orders
direct 10 Ar. Wolfe, qdtl every Apothecary in the
land make up their minds to discard the poisonous
stuff from their shelves, and replace it with Wofes
pure Wine and Liquors.
We understand Mr.. Wolfe, for the accommodating
es of Wines and liquors. Such man. and such
merchant, should be sustained against his tens Of
thousands of pponents in the United States, who
sell nothing but limitations, ruin0us alike TO human
health and Happiness
For sale by John Kennedy Co., Lewis,
town. sepl3-6m
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Jacob G. Blymyer & Co.,
Produce and Commission Mer-
chants,
Pa.

Eg%Flour and Grain Of all kinds pur-
chased at market rates, or received on storage
and shipped at usual freight rates. having
storehouses and boats of their own with care
full captains and hands.
Stove Coal, Limeburners Coal, Plaster, Fish
and Salt always on hand.
Grain can be insured at a small advance on
cost of storage. no22
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4 ICENSE APpLICATIoNs.-T

r ICENSE APPLYCATIoNS.-The fol,
L lowing applications for License to be
granted at the January Term has been filed
in my office, for hearing, &c, January II,
1861
ITamaker, & Co, Liquors. Lewistown.
H. J. WALTERS. Clk Sess
Lewistown. Dec. o. 1860.