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Chancery Court at SheIbyTIlle.
BAY GULEs, Isl

A. L. Stamps,
vs. YAttch & Injt.'n
Allison, Anderson & Co. & others. Bill.
Il appesrng to the satisfaction Of the Clerk and
Master that IiEon Allison, Thompson Anderson. &
Matthew McClung are non-residents OF the state of
Teuness and reside in parts unknown, that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
them ms therefore Ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter that publication be made 10 the Nashville Union,
q newspaper published In the city Of Nashville, for
'0Ur successive weeEs, requiring the sad deieud-
ants 10 appear at the next term Of the Ch8nCery
Court 10 be held at the Court House, in toe town
o. ShelbyvIlle on the tr-t Monday after ne fourth
Monday i'm August, 1860, 70 plead, answer, or demur
20 Complainant tl. or the same viii be taken for
confessed, IS % them, and set for hearing pefs.
LEWIS TILLMAN,
rnlrl ~ a.. lIarE A Ma-Lnr.
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0, s, 7-3O LOAN.

BY authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury
the Undersigned has assumed the General Sub
Scupton Agency for the sale Of United States
Treasury Notes, hearing seven and three touihs per
cent. interest, per annum, known as the
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Gen. Grant has not yet visited Rich
mond No conqueror was ever so lit
tie elated by victory as he
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VARNIsTIE5.

Q Bids. Copsl Varniqh. Bu japan Fsruish,
" Coach flnN.Ds
one barrel Blaze LeatheI. 800.
For sale los, bY E"lN = i'-'-i ID '.-''
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Hay,

JSO BALES BEST TIMOTHY HAY, just re-
lou ceved and for sale at the lowest market
rates by PAUL g. SANFORD,
Yr,svt-lv Al South Market
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DR. J.R. HARWELL

HAS resumed the practice ~ Meiisiue. OErs,
az his Drug store, 100 North Coilese sireeL
between Louisville Depot and Line street.
apr30-iWs
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H0RT0H, CRlIG 6 CO..
commission, Receiving, 4 FOrWardlng
MERCHANTS,
No. p West Fourth st., Cincinnati. 0.


IL + have formed partnership under the above
- name aud style, for the purpose OF doing s.
General Comu!ss. ION, Receiving, and ForWa-dilz
business, and reg leave % announce % our friends
sud the trade generally, 20 manufacturers ami pro-
Cu2ers, that We sre prepared 20 receive, suj give
cur prompt attention to CUCggUHelts and 70 the
interests Of those VINO may favor us with their bus
mess.
We also p-opose-snd have arrangements to
make 70 special su- permanent feature Of Cur bu-
~na-s-to purchase goods on orders for merchants
sud others doing business m the South and West
in the Federal Iua-), which C9nnOt itil 90 prove q
source of convenience and profit % those awaiting
the nseiv-s Of our services. We Therefore solicit
orders with entire confidence that satisfaction VIII
be given
promp. attention given also TO receiving sud for
WardiHg goods.
iepuIug 70 unnecessary 20 rise the names OF
prominent friends il almost every ci-voI the Union.
We refer WITH pride and confidence 90 our late OFF,
Cilt positions, and to those who have known as
longest and best, i'm our native section, for the
prOmpiuess and fidelity with winch We may De ex-
pecteI 20 discharge our duty % All who may in-
trust their business sud interests IN Our care.
We respectfully invite q ] IeuuF-seIu-. suI friends
from other sections of the country visiting this city
turthrrC0uyrneuce % have tIrlr letter. addressed
10 our care, and 90 make our Office their head quar-
tiers during their stay U the city.
Officers aud Soldiers having Trade Permits for
Tennessee can ba facilitated IN their business ar
engagements by calling al our office.
JAMES MORTON,
JOHN T. CRAIG
mari 6-Sm JAIE5 s. NORTON
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Chancery Court at ShelbyVilIe
MAY RULES, 1855.
Thomss Hart,
VS..
And. Erwin & J. d. Alderman,

And. Erwin & J. q. Alderman,
Inths case, it appearing 10 the Clerk and Master,
| that the defendant, Andrew Erwin Is uOu-resl-
dent OF the State Of Tennessee that the ordinary
process law cannot DE sery ed upon him 10 there-
iOte, ordered that publication be te Tor toursuc-
ceS-ive weeks IN the Nashville Union, newspaper
published IN the city Of Nashville, requiring said
defendant Erwin % appear at toe next Term Of the
Chaucery Court TO be held IN the WI Of Shelby
Vile, on the drs, Monday after the fourth Monday IN
August next, then and there to plead, answer, or
demur 20 compliments hll, or the same Will be
taken ss confessed Us 20 HIM, snd set for hearing
e. pafs. LEWIS TlLLMAN, c. an.
mayH-W4tf
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2lcU SdrGrtiaemeuts.
$4,000 Reward.

TgIHE LEGISLATURE OF TENNESSEE, NOW
Il IN session, having adopted The following pro-
Gee iUE- IN an Houses with alsolu.e unaumIv,
tncr. fore 3, WI LIAM q. BROWNuOW, Governor
ui iJuug 30 issue thus ny Proclamation. add
offer % IrWgIl OF Five THOUSAND IOLLAR~ for the
apprehension sni delivery 20 me at Nashville, of
the igglTEe l-lgm a. Harris:
"Nhersss, Treason is the highest crime known
tD the laws of the land, and no enc man D. prrzu-
med Co. Understand the true meaning Of the term
better Than Governors of States and certainly mo-
one should he held % more 1tric account o t4,
commission Of the crime OF treason; auB Whsraas
The State Of Tennessee before the Re elton fr-
dyed high SOCIAL mora. and poEc3l position,
and bCTe Oh" vel earned rgpUt3f IN OF the NOluu-
teer~tstei and whereas, BY the treason Of one
lsh4ul q. Harris, cN-UoyemOr Ct Tennessee. The
State has lost millions Of dollars and IN usard- os
her young men, who have been killed IN hattie aaI
daea O. d.-ese Die thousands the Iu,idie-sgeI
and Old men have been murdered or imprisoned.
and deieuccless women a.d children driven from
the state, broken and penn less. and where
N1 The voters O. Tennessee did, in the u-oarh 81
February, lsol, by majority o. SiUy-thoussud, Tee
ruIIttC treason and rebellion, but the aforesaid
lsh-n e Harris, well knowing the true sentiment
oi ne people ga treason and rebellion, nd en- rg
nl-IeUldug The overwhelming expression Of pouIl-
Tar ueut, did use hIs position as Governor of
the tate % prec ptste 10 IN rebellion and hostility
g. the government of the United S-Gte- and where
as. hy such nets be Is guilty Of rta on perjury and
ue and Is rpsr Uu-fhly, 90 CREST extent. for the
misery aut death O thousands Of the citizens O.
the state, a'J The devastation OF the same from
east 10 west, aud from north 20 -outn-lhe rrps of
the wounded sni the dying the wal ot the widow
ami the weeping oi The orphan are waited on every
breeze, imWOruE Just retTIiuu#n on the lu-rIga-
20 a tins rcrelIon5 b. o. therefore
Resolved. by the General Assembly Or the State
az Tennessee, That The Governor al this state .s
hereby authorized su1 Instructed 20 offer a reward
ui Five Tho. sand Dollars Tor the 8purv apuso 90 ami
delivery of the -aid l-hGm a.. Harms O. 1hacrg De
ho.Il-s OF the state. lie shall fully describe sal
fugitive from Justice, sn1 cause the publication ot
the samet % he made for three months or longer as
DE may deem proper Iu one new paper u esch %
the three grand divisions of me state sui 100 papers
publ m Richmond, Va, RsleIEr y c.. -ayan-
nah, c8 latte Rock, Ark Nes Orleans. Ia, and
puUd- h these preamble md resolutions with his
proc aust on
Passed May ], 1896.
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An Adecaon5 q The Womb treafsd via sn,.,.s
Tnoas MErrisd Ladies aao have bean 10 unf5-Tr-
rsts o. uliscarry o. prove anort0n, ean - csf-.l
20 thoir fu time 7 found pregnant, By grFinF uis !
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U. s. $40 Six per cent.
COLLABORATING BONDS.

These bouls are now worth premium Of nine
per cent, inclulng gold interest Gom November
which makes thr aetuI profit on the TO .oan. 81
current rates, including interest, about tn pea
cent. per anuum, besides its exemption from Slt
aud BllHieipal ,lzat5r. elsi aids yal one 10 't.s,
per cent. more, according to the rate levied on other
property. The interest Is payable semi.annualIy
by coupons attached TO each note, which nay be
cut oil ami sold TO any blnk or lsuker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two cents " 500
Ten 500
20 1000
81 5000 &c
Notes Of all the denominations named viii he
promptly furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
This is tho
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the two cities should act together He
knew, and he was sorry for it, that a
prejudice existed in Nashville against
Memphis, but with a Legislature like
the presentunscquainted with CONNER
cial pursuits, it is important that the
whole commercial interest of the State
should be in union. lie was opposed
to the introduction Of topics, into mat
teTs Of this kind, that are foreign 10 II.
Il is legitimate commerce, not back
door favor, that should be relied upon.
He was opposed to class feeling, and
would welcome the stranger, come
from whence he might, who is ready to
seetle in the city and help TO build
it up. He thought the suggestion for
combined influence with Memphis a
good one and he hoped the early revi-
val of the Nashville Chamber of Com
merce would give opportunity for co.
operation with the merchants of that
city, and the commercial and other in
terests ofthe State would advance rap
idly in the career of prosperity.
The meeting then adjourned. We
copy the following names signed 10
thememoriaE
Burnhsm & Wands.
Waterfeld 81 Walker.
Cameron, Grier a Co.
w. Freeman 4 Co,
Wm w BERRY, a Co
Robt Smith
q Rice & Co
r B Cheatham a Co
+ J. Davies
W II Calhoun
VIM Porter d Co
j L Whorley
On N Turner
" a. 9 W Smith
OttinviIle a. Bros
Murphey IL Allison
S q Wood d Co
L Olwiil
Otis & Co
White d Enoch
J N Sobel
D / Sobel
p S Hamilton
G Embardy
Kircher d Atiener
G8Tbash a. SkiH
Crane d Whitney
IN Rhodes q Co
T A Atchison
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gaR~ UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
N TAX TREATMENT or DISEASES "a
uEOWNIS5 ND WITH suCCE58 iF
OTHER gTA Ilg A W r5 is
NASHVILLE fENNEss cE

For further information in regard n
the skillful success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader Is referred 10 SrI-
LEs THERAPEUrIC5 and MArEmA MEDICA,
two large volumes, late edition Of ls6U,
the best work 10 the United States
where you will find DR. McGilrs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men OF the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction Is. guarau-
teed. With my general practice 1 treat
the following
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Cincinnati 9drfrtisfmmts
Health and Wealth.

NEXT to possessing a good nsme ard zno-rI-
~ edge, nQthlng j. mere desirable than Health
ana WEALTH. he hrst is real, The second mag
mary. sul, u procUrss comfort, and often secures
happiness. Hence, ALL desire o. and il is q sat
s'sction 70 calm mind 10 know that an can have
II, provided they take the pans so husband The
same-h-st, by living strictly Fiihin The laws Of
naturej second, by spending less than they earn;
third, By mskiug memorandum az AN thew hear
see and read, aud making use o. IL II the proper
time. For instance, merchant reals an sdTer
Gsonent like that Of
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zz ~~
I'VE AO4H
,yyy
w HOIOSaAO AsulIOu HOUSE
NO. III MAIN STREET,
Between Third aud Fourth Streets,
CINCINNATI, O.,
I'D 80,
Where they sen, at very low prices.
Hosiery
Embroideries,
NSlsI
Vrfr,-,,.,,-
INNINGS
Shirts
Shirt Fronts,
cO'aets'
Dross Rr,iJs
r-,--.l---D--.5
Crockett Braids,
nv
Tapes End Robbins.
'@onb anu I'i4i Noiiiu7l
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New Iron Store.

fE,HE UNDERSIGNED HAS MADE ARRANGE
rueurs with one OF the most EXTENSIVE. fsr.II .ua
Nils In Ftf-tgrg Tor an anu.e siprlJ Of Iroa and
Naiis sold ut pTlces corrsspofl.id VITA PItfs-
burg rafs-s- A large stick OF Far sheet Ira1 srfi
Naii- vii BE- kept on hand Orlrrs il- any sizes
and descriptions VII te promptly executed and
sold az P1ttsnurE uies.
T. D. DICKEY, Broad and IIrh sts.
rrav2-f fDkTI
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SeYen-Thirty Loan.

These Notes are issued under date Of August 18TH
IsOl. and are payable three years from that t,me
IL currency, CT are convertible at the option Of ths
holder INTO
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Great Popular Loan of the People

Less than oo,ooo,uoo remain uu-old, which will
probably be disposed Of within the next 90 or 20
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, IS has uniformly been the case 90 cIo-
sing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town AMI section
Of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
tho loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and
Private Brokers throughout the country have gen
erully agreed to receive subscriptions at par Sub.
scubers viii select their own agents, IN whom they
nave confidence, and who only are responsible for
the delivery o. the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
sUHsrErFrIoS AGrNr, F1.Hl.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL "a RECEIVED 5y the
First National Bank OF Nashville.
Second National Bank Of Nashville.
nnsrl7-2ns
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Chronic Cases

VII saashchon: RhogmaGsrn, Afocnoaa O ths
I Lungs; Diseases q the Throat, 9Fe.isd JOINT.
saf Lirlis, Pisurlsy, Pans, Ulcers Csncer 6raraI
7 Diseases Of tho Eeaft and Liver, ludammaEon %
I ths st0znach, Reurhigia Kings xvi or scroN1Ia
Deafnesa, Diseases 81 the EJes, Deblltsted sya-
teEns, Dyspepaia Or inaIE eslon, AL Consumption
I toEe-her With al Private Diseases and
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
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OILS.


go ka-s White Lead,
500 lbs su yellow Oetre,
G-H q. French yellow DeIIs,
100 Cur0ms Green, dry,
IuJ mol,
IuI Ys1lw. DRY,
THp mol
AI Ern. o. "a nts and Pant hrl. hes
For sale los, ~ EWiN a fE'DI.i- O-'-
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JAS. MORTON. JAS. &. MORTON. JOHN j. CRAIG.
Late Cssh'r E'lI Of Tenn, Istetash'r Rr. ITpioT
Nashville Tenn. BIZ, Knoxville, Tenn
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important TO the Afflicted.

:. DR.. DOW continues 10 be Consulted at bis once
% Of PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. By
DO. ISSSr,s Q, study ana ~
unfortunate with remedies that have never fSiled
~ cure toe most alarming Gases Of Gsss!rAss and
SypsLs; Beneath bis treatment, all the horrors Of
0onorrhoa, ulesn, Pain or Distress In the 70.
gions OF procreation. innam nation OF the Bladder
and kidneys, Hydroeeis Abscesses, Humors, Fright.
toms attending this class Of disesse, are made 10
become - harmless - the simplest ailIugs OF .
child. Particular attention given 10 the treatment
OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS In all its forms and sta
treatment few days or weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board moder
ate. tla.
peculiar 70 their system. will ind speedy RELIEF By
calling on DIR. DOW, at his once, No. Endieoit
street. .-.
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r. William wir,'s letter to his daughter

r William Wirt's letter to his daughter
ON the "small; swee: courtesies Of life"
contains passage from which deal Of hap
pincss might DO learned;
al want to tell you secret. The way to
make yourself pleasing 10 others Is to show
them attention. The whole world is like
tho miller at Mansfield, who cared for no.
body-no. not he, because nobody cared fol
him. And the whole world would serve
you 80. il YOU gave them the same cause
Let every one, therefore, see tat you dc
care for them, by showing them what Stern'
81 happily called the small courtcsies, ii
which there 10 no parade, whose voice is toe
still to tease, and which manifest themselves
nv tender and aGectionate looks, and little
acts of attention, giving Others the prefer
encs in every little enjoyment, at the table
in tho field. walking, sitting and standing.
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CUSTOM cARDING
AND CLOTH DRESSIHG G.
cr.,x,s MIL Nav 10. 1895.

CLARK's MILL, May ~, 1860.
thereby give notice to my numerous custom.
ers, that have, ct large expense. increased
my facilities for doing Cusfsm Carding and
Cloth Dressing the present season.
am now ready for work, and with my 10.
creased facilities think shall be able TO do II
rs fast as wanted, or at least, at very short mo-
tice. The best Of cards, machinery and work:
men are employed, and I guarantee the best OF
work, Mt reasonable prices. All.business tran
sactions with my customers shall be satisfactory,
or ut least, just and honorable. -.
81 Charles Nutter. Main street, Saco VIII
liam Milliken, IT,, Salmon Falls, and Josiah n.
Jones, Marlborough Centre, are my agents TO
receive wool and cloth. also to deliver and set
tie for the same when done. All work leh With
tho above named persons, will be as well and
promptly done as II left at the Mil, and at
same prices. =,
shall also purchase wool, In large or small
quantities, for which I shall pay the highest
market price, In cash or cloths, as may be de-
sired. Ny cloths will be selected expressly for
pear, not altogether for profit, though "gain
Is the end" acknowledge.
This Mill Ii situated In Hollis, on the river
road leading from Moderation to Bonny Eagle,
three fourths OF one mile distant from each
Mace. p. 0. address, West Buxton, Me.
AARON CLARK, JR., Prop'r.
20 WILLIAM SMALL, Agent.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. In.
dicott Street, Boston, II consulted daily for All dis.
Utsri. or Milling OF the Womb, Pluor Albus, sup
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological princples, y and
invariably certain 10 the new mode OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under H. and
the ancted person soon rsioices In perfect health
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater experiences In
the cure Of diseases OF women and children, than
any other physician In Boston, ana has, sincc 6is,
confined his whole attention 10 the cure or private
diseases and Female Complaints.
N. D.-All letters must contain four RED stamps
or they will not be answered.
0flce honrs from A. y. to 9P.h, ..I
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War rus PRESIDENT ExPRcrs.--Judgo
Bird Of Alabama has lately visited Washing.
ton. and he writes letter to the Mobile
News. telling the people what the President
expects Of tho rcconstructipg States, which
is as follows:
lss. Declare the African race free by the
organic law Of each State. %. That each
State will secure and guaranty by her con
stitution civil rights to the freedmen polit-
ical rights, such rs suffrage, sitting on juries,
&c.. are not expected to be conferred on them
at this timc; these arc matters to DO left to
the discretion Of the several States. But the
freedom ot the African race and the guaran-
~ Of their civil rights are requisite to the
reconstruction Of State governments and
their readmission to the Union.
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MXINE.
Pulmonary and Ssryous Diseases
kSSMin@ 81
GGl[G9SIiGll&

ACT with Promg!nss:, and csrt.,Isy IN sss,l
IL Of ssSsous fRs Hss
Debility, Dyspepsia, Asthms. bronchitis. Female
Weainsssei. Loss OF Flesh or Strength, and All DO
ross ar Rial sssrov, relieve Cough. check Night
Swcsts, diminish EIpectoration, improve the AP
petite, arrest DisrrhGa. promote refreshing sleep
and create asW and ASaifAy blood. Let no sunere'
Priess.in o. and 10 OF. bottles, 100 and 500
each. small or large bottles for $500, by ex.
press. Sold by all respectable drugkists, and 81
the sole general depot rhSlsssis q and retail
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NEW
STEAM BAKERY!

/ STEAM BAKERY In this city. Invite The at,
teution OF the public TO the choice and excellent
psntiy believe will meet the wishes Of all Who may
b disposed % hvor them with their patronage.
"Nutr1tive Crackers"
have obtained wide celebrity. and been manufAc-
tured by as for long time at Saco, Maine. Their
reputation In this and every place whore known 10
.sossns Su.y the
discovery OF our Foreman, Mr.. +: II. HAsEILL, and
are the only Crackers TO DO found 10 New England
that arc compounded and prepared upon correct
into state OF loathsome and disgusting putres-
ccnce, thereby utterly destroying the ssccharine
and nutritvo principles Of the Flour rs Is univer.
make use OF the dough In perfectly sweet and
healthy condition, thereby producing not only our
Crackers. but all tho varied and much esteemed Ar
ticlss Of our production. In proper and satisfno-
are declared to DO "only little lower than the
angels
In addition to the common kinds Of Cake. We
from our own receipts, which. We feel quite .afo In
saying will provo perfectly satisfactory TO oil who
become acquainted with them. Among those We
enumerate our highly priIed
Pound. Sponge, Queen, Fruit, Fancy, Tea,
CALIFORNIA DROP, JENNY LIND COOK.
les, and NEW YORK CREAM CAKES.
We also keep on hand superior Eco BISCUIT,
from On English receipt. This Biscuit Is . great
luxury. We also make promptly to order
Rich PouNp. CrrRoS, ALMOND, SILVER, CocoASur,
Fancy Sponge, Gold, Brides, Rich, and Chess
akes,-also, Fancy Creams, Rich Jumbles,
Fan,y Rounds and Spanish Drops.
In closing, We desire to say that We spare no
pains to meet the wants and wishes Of our pstron:
We use invariably the best Flour the market a.
fords All the other articles consumed by US IN
our manufactures are carefully selected and OF the
choicest descriptions. Our Bakery is constantly
kept scrupulously neat and cleanly, and our WORK.
men partake OF the same general character as the
rest of.the establishment, and are masters OF their
business. We fully believe that your acquaintance
with us will but confirm tho impression We have
feebly endeavorcd to convey, and we respectfully
solicit your patronage. m
O. r. JORDAN,
MELLES JOSEF
Dover, N. H., Juno I, '65.
Persons living In the eastern part Of York county
will bear In mind that ii. N. Jordan Co.'s crack.
ers can be obtained ut the stores Of Pierce Seam.
man, Saoo, VIM Moody, Kennebunkport, and Chas.
Kipbill. kennebunk village. 2ou