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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06
TheDnyton TO-. Empire.

We have already stated that this VAL
landigham organ is edited by George
Baber, Esq, ex-editor Of that intensely
malignant and violent rebel organ, the
Nashville Republican Banner, which
stunk so foully in the nostril0 of the
loyalists Of this city, during the "reign
of terror" Mr.. Baber's record has re-
Gently been ventilated and strange 10
say, he actually quotes from the Nash
Vile Union an editorial Enforcement of
his loyalty. We neUer iOrote one 'ood Of
that endorsement. II probably appeared
in our paper, but if it did, it was certain
ly written by some friend of Mr.. Baber,
nor did Il meet our eye until il was in
print The reason why we said nothing
about il at the time was, that Mr.. Baber
had commenced making Union speeches,
and az his friends told us he was very
sorry for his past folly, we were disposed
10 see whether he would be really peni-
tent. In the course Of few weeks he
began the publication of Copperhead
paper here, the tone of which soon con-
WINGED us, as we'll as every other
Union man who read it, that Mr.. Baber's
new paper, "The Constitution" was fol-
lowing in the track of tho Republican
Banner "The Constitution" lived one
short week, without making The least
reputation in favor Of its loyalty. Short
ly RfterwArd its editor became connec-
ted with the Louisvill Democrat, and his
advent there was distinguished by fe-
rocious attack upon the members of the
Nashville Union Club, denouncing them
as "army- followers" and "Abolitionists."
We then deemed il our duty TO ventilate
the record of the Nashville Banner. II
was by no means a pleasant one, but il
was made necessary by the Democrats
villification of ninety. nine hun
dredths of the loyal people of our city.
The fact that man edits a Vallandig-
ham newspaper is of itself sufficient TO
destroy his character for loyalty with
the Union men of the State, who place
VAllandighAm Union men in the same
category with JEFF Davis Union men (;
they have not the slightest use for either.
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The rebels had grapevine kilograms
yesterday informing them that McMinn-
vile had been taken and burnt by rebel
cavalry, that they had also captured
Murfreesboro and wagon train, and tore
up, somewhere, .Jive miles Of the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad. The rebs are
great on reports For near two years
past they have done little else than man
ufacturo news to keep each others spirits
mp. win they never become ashamed of
such things?
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A 5000 manner.

When rebellion walked the streets of
Nashville in silken robes and silver slip
pers. there was company which para
ded under the bloody soubriquet Of "The
Rock City g iards," whose standard was
I. large satin banner, crimson on one
side and orange on the other having on
the first gilded eagle, with ouispread
wings, bearing in his beak scroll in
scribed "Rock City Guards" and on the
orange side picture of the State Capt.
tol, lifting to the clouds its classic Elan
IN tern of Demosthenes." The banner was
heavily fringed with gold, the cost Of
the whole being 5000.
Beneath the shadow of this banner
the invincible, indomitable, fire eating,
pugnaciOus, unquenchable, whip fye-to-
one, and die-in- the last ditch able pro-
slavery chivalry marched with the lofty
tread of Archangels, bearing a comet flag
along the starry dust OF the Milky Way.
MajeStically they planted their boot
heels, with toes duly turned outward,
70 the martial cadences of inspiring
music, cooking their NspOleonic chins at
an angle of forty-fv degrees, as if they
would gaze the very stars out of coun-
tenAnce. Well, this banner of the Crock
City Guards" fell subsequently into the
hands Of the "Vandals," and on yester-
day some patriotic oo!ored men carried
1t to the music of Yankee Doodle through
the streets at the head of a long pro-
cession of american citizens of African
descent who had volunteered TO COM
plete the North western Railroad. The
very cheapest of these colored men
would have brought over 5000 on the
block three years ago. The wives and
daughters of many of them have often
brought more at the shorin7s sale or alta
slave pen. And never did steps more
elastic, or faces more determined, or
more stAlwArt, muscular limbs follow the
superb satin, gold fringed banner cost
ing $500. These volunteers are engaged
in awork of the highest importance to
the welfare of the army of In eCumber-
land as well as TO the future commercial
prosperity Of Nashville, and we are glad
to see that they they are coming forward
rapidly. No good citizen will throw a
= straw in their pathway or grumbe
when they parade under the satin banner
which cost 5000
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Eeneral Ordere No. %.
HrADquAETERs UnrlD sTArr. ToEors,

NASHVILLE, TANE.i Oct l. lboJ.
l. The attention Of all saloons and Bars Is recalled
to the penalties attending the sso " huors to On.
listed mon A violation Of the orders on this sub
Jet viii result 10 the closing Of the establishment
aud the selling Of the stock.
IT, 1t has come to the knowledge Of tbs General
Commanding that commissioned officers have at
times Invited enlisted men in and requested liquor
TO be sold them. This is not only violation Of the
Order, bat is calculated to Involve other parties la
loss and damage. Any officer 50 offending, viii DO
promptly tried and prosecuted
III No enc will sell liquor to any rsou when
drunk, be he oitizon or soldier
~ The Provost Marshal b. specially charged
with tho execution Of these Oiders, aud Will Instruct
the PATROLS when on their boats, to observe closely
whether or not they are respected
v. saloons and Bars ave allowed O. sell A.o c.
Boor to enlisted mon, but not anything rorgrr
Ry order OF Brig Con r. S, Granger.
,ct3 lw H. NEyIN, A.. Gen,
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A Louisville contemporary speaks in
highly commendatory terms of Messrs.
Green e. Green, merchants of that city,
stating, amongst other things, that by
their untiring industry and indomitable
perseverance, they have perhaps larger
trade than any similar establishment in
Louisville To look through their ex-
tensive house, and behold their immense
collection and assortment of goods, will
richly repay any body for the visit. The
branch of their establishment in Nash
vile is equally deserving of praise The
assortmentof goods there comprises the
very best doscriptions-nothing inferior
in it--snd prices are reasonable. The
head of the establishment and his clerks
arc always polite and attentive. They
are becoming great favOrites in the army
and amongst citizens.
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l,rsons from TO 90 years C. u ic. ru this SYSTEM
In Few lessons ladies are taught % write in
ne4t, asy aud rapid manner, a. lgrnilemeu ga "A bold
ript business style
40 persons acquainted with its merits his systcu
81 Wrliur needs no Other recommend ton but those
uuacqUtluteA with 1t, Mr. d. rct.rs Co the follow ng
remarks aud testimonials. Instead of teaching Pen.
manship merely as an iatatou Art an experience OF
years enabled him To- reduce ID ID The csitliufy
ui science, 90 that being guided 10y tno.reilc in.
ttcah oil rui0u practice, l- lruIu o. 90 wears can
DO SHORT time ltTn To writ with EASE, EltGANCE
aud Rtliulll
80 nc 'uraic is bus sy sem, and 50 uniform IN It's
success that after wtnri sing It's ELECTS on several
hundred pupils In Nashville, the lameatCi A Ired
Home observes.
"Hayug had fair oploit ui 10y Of examining your
system OF fenmanship, ana having seen the Wonder
Wl and rapid Improvement OF YOUR pupts In nav
school, consider It but just 60 say that believe il
90 be- not ouly the best stem, but s 90 " Que d,sar.
ring he HueiOr by ST. iot attention 10 the rules CIV
cu, eng person may, 10 short time, acquire Ir e.
riiId aul c.rgant hand. should be pleased To See
u universally adopted
This expression was coulurfcd in by
Mai Geu. ~. T.. Gaines o. <. Army;
Ills kXcellCucy, James e.. zones, GOV Of Tennessee
kt. Rcy. J. II Oloy, Bishop Of Tennessee.
Bt Rev. r. ?. Miles Bishop of Nashvul-
Rev. Philip lindcy, d. -. Pcs. Of Nashville Uni
versity.
Rev. }. n. Edgar, D. d. and many o,h,r citiz,us, Il
whom, Andrew jackson asysi
Being requested by Mmsls.' Iolbta4 10 stale the
suniicg in society Of the gentlemen syn Is to tho
within du Hu with much pl.asu e. bong aCq tainted
with most Of them; they are Highly respectable, and
gentlemen OF education and q high standing In 80.
ccty. ANDREW JACKSON.
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Matters begin to assume warlike as
pect along the front. The movements of
the rebel cavalry along our lines Of COM
munication, would indicate that they
desire TO strike a blow before our REIN
sorcoments arrive. Perhaps before our
paper goes to press, we shall announce
the opening Of another battle. And a
terrible one it will be, God save the
Union army, and give IL a grand and
complete victory over all foes
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06

The father of Col Shaw, of the First
Massachusetts colored Regiment, has
written letter TO General Gilmore
asking that the body of his son, who fell
in the assault ON Fort Wagner, and
whose corpse, was buried under the
bodies OF lumber Of his black soldiers,
by the rebels, as an insult to the brave
oiloer, be not disturbed, but suffered to
remain where he fell. The mourning
iA'her says that the most fitting place for
soldiers grave, is the spot where he
fell.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06
Marshal's Sale.

n NihIuk Of twu writ5 Geri fuchs TO me directed
- ,"l 'he Cifout Court OF the Unitod states Tor
Ahe Middle District OF Tennessee. AT its Apri ,fr,,
to."l lheAloso 90 public sale 20 the highest bid
Ie ior cash, on TUESDAY, tho 18th day OF October
toN,i hl nle Warehouse, on tho Public kquare iI
Nash'ihe, formerly occupied by A. j. Dunt ana a TO-
Haleiy as "A u Custom HouseJ FIVE GASES or
IN ooOlai comprising variety Of articles
staple auo Fancy tho same having been levied on
20 "a LAZY the Judgments Aforesaid, rendered by
saa tifcuii COURT in favor Of lilinghsst, DufHel
y fartfidgei and Arnold, Constable Co. and arai Ia
d. hlle- fao % Commence 40 10 O'Clock, a. M
~ n. GLASCOCX, Marshal
'si-.-ai 10 W. LhuYEfE Depot
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06

The Louisville Democrat speaking Of
the exposure Of the political history of
Mr. BAber ex-editor Of the rebel Nash
vile Banner, ex-assooiAto editor of the
Louisville Democrat, and now editor of
the Dayton Empire, says;
"The abolitionists Of Ohio are catching
At straws." Does the Democrat mean
that its ex-assooiAte is "a man of straw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06

We learn that on Saturday last heavy
force Of rebel cavalry made an attack up
on the town of McMinnville, and succee-
ded in capturing the garrison there, to-
gether with number of sick soldiers and
a considerable quantity of Government
stores They were subsequently, attacked
by Col. McCook, with brigade Of cav
airy, and scattered in every direction.
They left behind all the prisoners and
stores they had TAKEN several hundred
horses, and about hundred OF their own
men.
We also learn that rebel cavalry, en-
gagged in tearing up the railroad ck OF
Christiana, were attacked by a Federal
force, who suecOeded IN capturing four
hundred of them.
We may expect now repeated raids
upon the Nashville and Chattanooga rail-
road, to cut off the communications of
Gen. Rosecrans, but need have no fears
Everything will turn up right in the end
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A scorol,lnr nnbnnc.

a highly instructive as well az smuo-
ing incident took place, in one Of the
business houses, on one Of our principal
streets, last Saturday, while the colored
regiment was marching along TO the
music Of the national airs. Several
gentlemen were looking on the parade,
among them a wealthy planter Of Alaba-
ma, who is large stakeholder. One Of
Che group, stepped out to the door, look
ed on for few minutes, and then indig.
nantly turning on his heel, addressed
himself to the grave Albanian, TO the
following purport:
"Well, I'll DO id, if that is net a
burning disgrace, which no decent white
man can tolerate. Isn't that niger
regiment too great an insult q
The Albanian jumped to his feet, and
replied, while his eyes flashed fire
"Sir, there is rot a negro in that regi-
ment who is not better man than a rebel
TO this Government, and for whom have
not thousand times more respect than
have for a traitor to his country. |
think that the best possible use the Gov
eminent can make of negroes is to take
them and make them fight against the
rebels. No trai Or is too good TO be killed
by q negro, no wospon too severe to use
against the wrelches who are endeavor-
ing to overthrow the Government. Now,
sir, swallow that, whether you like il OF
not"
The rebel darted of in utter amaze
ment, without uttcring a syllable Of re-
ply, leaving the sturdy Albanian, who
cherished the jewel Of patriotism as
something more precious than nocks Of
slaves, "alone in his glory"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06
From Il. Rt E.r. Bi.lou ON.

COLuMmA, IENN Nov. 20, ISIS
Mr. J. W. nOtaEtR--Dear Sir / have bevn much
Interested aud plcasvd iu examining your system of
Pcumanship. Your method uf teaching seems TO me
to be both skiiul ana iuthlul, and The Improvement
Of yuur pupils "a su prisiug aud rapid beyond any
thing have ever Wimuss Fed. ! shall feel happy n
this testimony to your merit shah lead others 10 avail
themselves OF your instruction ia ole Of the most
beautiful and us2fal arts an am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. II. OIFY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06

OPTICS Or sUPFRiNraNnEsr Mn1ARY EAI.EoAps, }
EEPAVrNEAr on THR u MnHaLAsp,
NASHVILLE, IKsE,, &c, I'd, 1868. }
UNTIL further notice NO regular trains will run
on the y. & O. railroad, or r. a A. railroad, until
further orders. Passengers travel is therefore for
the present suspended.
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remain yours, J respectfully,
THOS. II. BENTON

Allow me to introduce 10 you my friend J. W. Dol
bear who sits your city tor the pu pose Of te ch.
ing lenmanship and Photography. His reputation
a success full teacher Is well aud 70 widely estab.
lighed that will say nothing ON that score only
desire to present lin as gentleman from whose go
ciety have derived much pleasure aud profit aud as
one whom you have the intelligence 10 appreciate
anything you may do TO further HIS designs will be
gratefully ACKNOWLEDGED by your friend,
John q Emo
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Ten Dollars Reward.

7 OST ON OR ABOUT THE 25TH sEPTEMBER
Il 1868 one small wooden Valse, and small Rod
Carpet sack, containing suit Of officers clothes,
with 2i Lieut.. straps 10 tbs yaNe. The Nass was
marked with the words lit J. Davis, Co ID, 5sth
Ind. Vols"
The Carpet sack con larel various articles OF Cloth
Ing and Muster Rolls Of Co b. 5sth Iui. Vol.
The above reward will be paid the Under By leaving
the above articles At tho Provost AArsbals Olce IA
Chattanooga and by notifying the undersigned SO
that can get them.
JACOB DAVIS,
! iout. Co. n, 5sth, Ind. Vol.
October Gth 1855
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viii be furnished free Of charge to soldiers in or out
OF the Hospitals, If their TO ties or inkstands arc
brought at the above hours SoLDIEas are taught one.
third less thsn citizens.
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FOR sale.

Any quantity Of old newspapers eau
be purchased, at forty cents per hundred,
by applying al the UNION Office. IT,
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We notice that there are many errors
in names in the annals Of the Army Of
the Cumberland" Col. Cluke of MOrgan's
command is printed Clarke; Dempsey
Weaver Of the Planters Bank, John
Weaver; Joseph A, S. Acklin, Thomas
Acklin. We merely cite these as ex-
Amples. They should be corrected in
the I'd edition.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-06

Some army correspondent speaks of
the dead horses on battle field as "the
unnamed heroes of the war" Perhaps
unnamed is amisprint for "unmGned"--
and thereby hangs taiI"
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The immense sales testify to the merits Of this
remedy.
The humorous daily reports Of astonishing Icures
attest It's value.
IL has advantages over amy other remedy, at once
curing the disease and imParting tone and strength
20 the sJttein.
smiepnd harmless to the infant, and powerful In
the adult case.
10 The oldier, especially, Il is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by thomt In many certificates
1.-THE SOLDIERS FHIEND.1
Mothers find II superior to any soothing syrup for
children teethng, freed from the injurious effects Of
~ a T. o i q =, gives rest To the sufferer by re-
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whcro.I
PRICE, e5 CENTS a BOTrLE.
Prepared only by
WIN. F. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
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JOHN G EDGAR.

ROOM Orc Smiths Drug Store, Cor Church a,d Vine
Streets HOURS, to II, a. m, to s, p. m, and 7
to 8 at night.
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Tie following very just remarks or the Hon. Thos.
Fl. u nton, u. 3. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard OF parents aud all young pes sons who have
any hope Of success In the bushes Of lie.
WASHINGTON TY, juno 20, lSi3
sir-COusdarlug good handwriting TO be not only
an accomplishment, but means Of success 20 every
man engaged 10 buness, greatly applaud your MGR.
torous ekertions to improve the chirUcraphy Of the
age. gentleman or a lady either who writes badly
never writes Willingly; and consequently often fail To
writs when they should and when they do write it is
done at the last moment with haste and impattnce
and consequently with faults Of all kinds Of On clm.
hitting aud uiurng both the writer and the cause
which he advocates Wishing you every success IN
your audable undertaking.,
remain yours, respectfully,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-16
Glotbtng.
N E W CT THING
A. P. WARE & co.

1874, l6S and no Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE TO NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
E~ALLY. THAT THEY HAVE Now
AN"rOHE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN
OFAcrURE, AsrOoK OF GREAT
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
a MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
or
Seasonabl Garments,
ADAPTED TO TMEVAwuous xvA VIA
OF ALI GLASSES OF oUsrOMERs.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN ,rAxpN ,ro
E"OD uCE GARMENTS UNsCRIMPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TAsrEE1u. nv
STYLE AND or PROPER WORK.
MANsHIPs AND WE REsrEUrFULH.v
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALE.
IN WANT OF REA ID Y.NAnE CLOTH.
ING. PURCHAsERS OF
Spring Overooats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF A sATIsFA q.
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
sORTAHENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXTEN-
sIVE VARIETY OF
| Cloths Cassimeres and Vestinqs.
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI.
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL Ri SOLD
by THE PIECE OBJ YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OH
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS no o a.
DER, FOR EITmEK MEN OR BOYS,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER.
AND SUBTRACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARrICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE ARrMENT
OF
Boys Clothing
WHICH WILL BE FOUND As Ar
TKA GIVE AND As WELL SUPPLIED
As EVER. MUCH CARE WILL HE
CONSTANTLY EXERCIsED no REM
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINE SS IN ALL RESPECTS
DESERVING OF THE PATRONAGE
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF ROYs'
LOTHIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-16

Dr. BOhu q. Mott, Physician ana Surgeon,
S6 COURT STREET, OF Howard. Boston, is consult
ed daily from IL until ?, and from to i'm the evening
all diseases OF the Urinary and Genital Organs scroll
uOus Affections llumors OF all kinds sores, Ulcers and
ErHptiOns, Female Complaints, &c, An experience OF
tw ntv years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ 10
all OF the difficult cases. Medicines entirely
vegetable. Advice free.
Mrs NJ. who thoroughly versed in the affective
ma ladies' of the sex, can be consulted by ladies.
Patients furnished with board and experienced nurses.
apple d3tawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-16

Late Commissioner of Patents.
MIR. X. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appIi
cations on all but of which patents have been grant
ed and that is no17 pending Such unnstakeable proof
of great talent on his part leads recommend all
inventors to apply 10 him to procure their patents
thay may be sure OF having the faithful attention
bestowed on and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in course of hia
large practice made t10ice rejected applications
TEEN APPEAl.S, EVERY ONE of which was decided
IN ms fG00F,0' the Commissioner OF Patents.
X. H. EDDY.
Boston, an /, 1868 deody ial
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MORTGAGES SALE-Dv virtue of

nj ORTGAGEE'S SALE.-By virtue of
AAA power of sale contained in a certain mortgage
CIV by Daniel Pratt to Ia Bryant bearing date the
18Th day of March, A d. 1856 aud recorded IN the Regis
try Of Deeds I5r the county OF Worcester Book $50 pa
shall sell at public auction tile premises described in
said MORTGAGE on SATURDAY the twentieth of June
next, at 10 O'Clock the following described real es
tate to wt certain tract Ct land situated the
ey side of wellington street, in said Worcester bound
cd as iollows-beginnng at the rner of said yelling.
ton and Essex streets thence running easCry said
Essex street one hundred and trtyfJur Essex
court one hundred and seventy-ve feet land now or
formerly owned by said Pratt, thence westerly said
Pratt land fifteen feet Orless land Of William c.
i2odspeed thence westerly on said GoOdspeed land
hundred and siNtyve feet more less. Yelling
ton street. thence southerly on said Wellington str ct
one hundred and lortye feet to the place ofbegnning
said estate contains eep ant residence well supplied
with choice fruit trees and protected by fence
JOSEPH THAYER,
Assignee of said mortgage.
Worcester, May a. 1863 dendts IN Is
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CONCENTRATED LYE,
a READY FAMILY sOAP-MAKER.
0fthree times The strength Of common Potash.

The public cautioned against the sru RIous articles
OF LYE for making SOAP, &c, now offered for sale
The only GENUINE aud PATENTED Lye is that made by
the Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Conn
paDy, their trade mark for Il being "sAPoNIFIER;
or CONCENTRATED LYE." The great SUCCESS Of
thsaticle has led UNPRIEcIPLgD PARTIES to endeavor
to INITIATE it, in violation of the Company patents
All NJ nufLcturers Bayers or Sellers Of these sPURr.
Gus Ives, hereby notified that the Company have
employed as their Attorneys,
GEORGE HARDING, Esq, of Philadelphia and
WILLIAM BAKEWELL Esq, OF Pttsburg.
And that all Manufacturers Users Sellers of Lye
violation Of the rights of the Company, Will be PROSE
CUTED at once.
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A DMINISTRATORS SALE BY AUG
tBy SAMUEL A. WALKER, Office 70 Congress street,
G.REAT SALE Or THOROIIGH

~ BRED JERSEY A ID DEVON CATTLE, at auc-
ton, at the Lancaster House, lancaster Mass, from
the herd of J rOrbush, on THURSDAY, June 18th, at
O'Clock p. N.
Is Head Imported and Thorough Bred Jerseys, COM
prisng Cows, anu two years old Heitcrs, one two
and three old Bulls, and IIeer and Bull Calves
10 Head Thorough Bred Devons comprising Cows
Heiiers and Bulls Catalogues, with Pedigree Of the
animals, on day OF sale.
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