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The following are the changes from tn,
previous weeks statement
The following quotations will show the
fluctuations in government securities in
Inc fFahAloFt-oh-the-Ma correspondent
Of the New York Herald, under date of

A'CScAubci AOtlAg says
As no large remittance Of American bonds
have come in during the last three weeks, the
great absorption power Of our market has had
its eject, and the dullness has been followed by
more lively transactions. The price to-day 76X
Is only tribe belew yesterdays price OF New
YORK, can only repeat that the great differ
ence between our market and others i that what
- sold here comes into the hands Of permanent
holders, while IN London most transactions are
on continental account, and the bonds bought
there come here for sale. Therefore London
prices correspond to q minimal fraction with our
price OF the same day, and increased buOyancy
wlH be noticed there as soon rs Our market takes
the lead.
ON told on unqueStiOnnble authority. that
IN Holland the bonds are mostly held fop specu-
lation, as many as S35 100000 being mortgaged
IN the bank. while in Germany not a single bond
Is morigaged in the banks. as these are prevent
ed by their statutes to lend on foreign bonds
A rough estimate by competent parties cal
Cuates that out OF the Eve hundred millions, or
thereab9nts. Of $50 bonds he'd in Europe four
hundred have been taken up by South Germany
Money IS cheap; confidence ia European affnirs
and continued peace there Is none and therefore
orders tor investment In American iOanss come
"a every day. The project of Mr.. McCullOch e.
negotiate i've per cent. bonds, interest payable
IN Europe, is not approved of here. as the price
Of the SIX per cent. il yet too low for such
transaction, and as this would involve great and
useless sacrifices for the government.
~ With regard 10 the payment Of dividends In
a regular price Of exchange every day the
Quotations amounting scarcely to one-half per
cent. OF far greater importance IL would be ii
Congress were 10 indOrse the declaration Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury that the PRINCIPAL Of
the bonds viii in due time be paid in gold %
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CHAMBER or CoanIERCE.-Thercw were
several quite important sales al the Cham
her Of Commerce on yesterday, the princi-
pal transaction being in cotton. The Cham
Der is progressing to satisfactory results,
and it, advantages are beginning 10 be APP
pTeciated a. they should he.
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OSTHE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF PAUL.
DR.. Baird, Of the First Cumberland Pres
hyterian Church, will, we learn, very short
IL commence a series Of discourses on the
lie and character of the Apostle Paul.
They will be very instructive and able.
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BEEAK-SEcK SPEED. YesterIAy after.
noon near three O'Clock, we saw some ex-
press and wagon drivers rushing their
teams through the street Al a dangerous
speed The wagons and draws almost came
10 collision. These Jehu7 should be adj
monishei against such reCkles-ness. or sad
resulta nav originate from il.
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COLD WEATHER SUDDEN CHANGF.-
On Yesterday Friday morning the weather
was warm and pleasant, 50 much 40 that
overcoats we're not required, nor were fires
needed. Late in the afternoon a stiff wind
commenced blowing, which changed to the
northwest, and turning cold rapidly. By
o'clock il was freezing, and continued 10
freeze during the night. Yesterday morn
ing and throughout the day the weather
was severely cold, and remains 30 at the
present writing, with fair prospects for a
nrolracied freeze
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THF exercises connected with the 4ith
anniversary Of the Nashville Bible Society,
will be held in the First Presbyterian
Church, corner Church and Summer streets
this evening at z O'Clock. The friends Of
the cause, and the public generally are in
yited a. attend.
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CHANCE ca TudE.-On and after to-day,
January 9th, trains on the Louisville and
Nashville ruilroad will run as follows
Through Express Leave Louisville al
A. NJ and $50 P. NJ Arrive at Nashville
SC 4.25 P. NJ. ard 4.i5 A.. NJ Leave Nash
Vile at A. NJ. and 1901 r. ri. Arrive ct
Louisville az / p N. and 900 p ID.
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Receipts BY Rail.

n. a c. RAu.RoAD, Jan. 26.-26 bales
cotton, q barrels sugar, box axes. l
wheel fierce and barrel tobacco, I2 SEX
dried fruit, z trunks, 4 corn orusher, / boil
e. box merchandise L box old Sopper
] barrel chestnuis, barrels tar, . oil Oana
n. s A. RAILRoAn, Jan. $3.50 bales
cotton, tEo car loads lumber, box mer-
chsndife keg molasses, stove. ] piece
pipe I can. boxes books.
L. 4 n. RAILRoAD, Jan. 30 cars
mules, 3 cars stock, ? cars hogs, eli sacks
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CRIMINAL coURr.-Therc were no cases
before this CONT on yesterday, other than
gaming and tipping ON Sunday These
were, in the main, summarily disposed of
in most Of the cases the costs Of suits being
settled by defendants The courj adjourned
NJ . O'Clock r H.. till lOo'clocl tomorrow
lrDrninu
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MA WILLIE
GENERAL DIRECTORY,

7'HE UNDERSIGNED. NOW ENGAGED IN
II numbering the houses IN NkshFiile, Broposs
ID connection with this duty. - get up & com
plets denersl and Business Direct0ry q the
city. O. which they invite the attention 81 aaFer
tisers. IL is their design T. make Il 8 Direct0ry
tare and item o. Local information common 70
city diEsctories The advertisements are not 10
DO mixed up With the DireetoFy PAGES, but will
be ludicieuGy displayed ia a speaisl degartmeut
Of TIE volume appropriated q that purpose.
Advertising HaEe@.-0ne page Ead carg
a book, s2i; half page and copy vi book sl8;
third az page and copy AZ book. $40 fourth ii
page and book, Ss aud Price 81 book. salus
81 Addrsas box Is Postolice. or - churlh a.
TOM CANNING
jsuis-lE CHARLES MOTLEY.
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MEETING OF TIRE BLooD HoRsr Asso.
cIAuoS.-This association met on yester.
day forenoon al eleven o'clock. AZ Reddle-
berger's. We were not able to be present
but learn from gentlemen who were there
thai they had quite a good and interesting
meeting No bu-ine-s OF extraordinary
interest presented ilaclf Ter consideration
The committee on improvement Of the
ground made a report suggesting certain
alterations. a removal oi the stand etc.
Several committees reported upon and
suggested matters Of Interest Co tie associa.
ton. Various important measures relative
10 the success Of The objects ia view were
harmoniously discussed and deliberuted
upon and the meeting sanguine OF succeed
ing in the -pring races So mote Il be-.
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUAIL
A Red 81 Admini lirsi6r With the vii anuered
on the e-tats u Bsnjsmin Lfttnn. decsrssd
requests al parlel Indebted o. said pstafe ff
come forward ard ssttls. and partiea havInE
ciailas ag4lnN Aid estate viii present ihsm
psspcfly authenticated, within tie time or
scEi0et b law " they VIII be barraf
ISAAC LiTT0N. Adn'r
With ths WIN anaeKed % Benz. Litton Dsc'i
jGrs-d4t-W4t
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Tennessee Bonds. new, 6SS silver .............I2
Also, highest price paid Tor all kinds Of Southern
Bank Notes. See price list, furnished whsn desired.
Deposits received and Exchange furnished on
New York, Cincinnati, Louisville, Memphis, Eng
land. ireland, France, and ali parts Of Germany
CORPORATION CHECRs ca5hed at best rates
OFFICE. corner Union and Cherry street 0ppo-
site Bank Of Tennessee
Office hours 6 A. n to 8 P. a.
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Do ConsumptiNes.-The Adrerilser. bal,

To COnsumPtiVes.--The Advertiser, hay-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease. ConSumption-is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow-sufIerers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send a copy of tina
prescription used. free Of CHARGE. with the Iii
rections forprepaTing and using the same, which
they win ind SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
AsTHsA. BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is 10
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, AZ it will cost
them nothing. ana may prove 8 blessing
Parties wishing the description. win please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willamsburz Kings county. New York.
0ctEj--ls
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 20, 1867. The
Court wa. principally occupied yesterday
by the speech Of F. \. Aeoble, Esq, ia the
ease Of Ready &C.. Sherhrook involving the
constiuhonslity Of the franchise law. and
to-day hy Mr. Charles Ready on the same
side Of the same question. The discussion
will he copiinucd hy Mr. D. II Ewing ou
Monday morning.
J. q. FRAuER, CLERK.
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From GILES CouNTY.-Quite number
Of the citizens Of Giles county have been
in the city during the last few days, They
represent quiet and good order as prevail
IN that section.
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OPP TRUsI
ID executed TO me by B. NJ TMLMtS. In Novem-
ber 1906, and another on the FIRST Of December
1892 ana Tor the purposes therein mentioned
will on
Wednesday, the 2srd of January next,
ton the Irem:ses,) sell to the highest biddera
hrst, Tract Of hand Of go acres more or Ies4
~ Bedford county, Civil District No l. Said
Tract 81 Land IL in a good neighborhoOd has a
good dwelling and other houses and good APP
pie Orchard. The soil is we'll adapted Do blue
grass, clover and grain. making desirable fIrm
for stock raising.
will sell the Land for Cash. 30 satisfy the debt
mentioned in the first Trust Deed Ia sum u
about $1,000 four thousand dollars the balance
lor the Land. on one aud two years credit Notcs
with two good securities and lien retained until
the purchase money b. all paid
Al the same time and place, and for Cash an
sums under ten dollars, SIX months credit for all
Sums over ten and under Ons hundred dollars
and tor all sums over one hundred dollars twelve
months credit. about 10 bead Of Cattle. inclui-
ing Cows and Calves. I earring Heifars and steer
and large yoke Of Oxen about 100 barrela ~
Corn about IS head Of fine Sheep. Is OF 70 head
Of Hogs, q two horse Wagon and an OK Wagon.
ftarmi1g Utensils, and many valuable Law and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOks.
The public. and especially creditors. are in.
yited 20 attend the sale. which will continue
from day 10 dag until through.
Also, on the Grst Monday In February there
after Will sell certain Town Lots 10 Shelby
vile, on credit Of one and two years men
TONED and described in said Trust Deed For
PARTICULAR apply 20 me al my Office. in Shelby
vile. LEWie TTLLNAN
decIJ-Wtds Trustee
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Bool.s and Stationery.
Newspapers and Magazines, for sale by in
York, 30 Union IT. isn Ism


THE FoOT RACE AdAIN-THE PARTIES
START David Khun and Jacob Henreich,
the two men who laid the wager ior one
thousand dollars side a. 10 who could
make the best time from here to Murfrees-
boro, started on their extraordinary race
yesterday. They started together from the
Climax beer saloon, on Cherry street. We
last heard from them at the brewery in
South Nashville, from which point they
proceeded onward. Each goes whatever
gait he may choose, and avails himself Of
any short cu" he can, the party first reach
ing designated point in the town Of Muir
freesboro TO be declared the winner. The
wager will be lost and won some time to-
day, the distance being about thir:y-three
miles.
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personal Judge MeLain, Of Carthage
r. J. Pratber, Of Louisville, and T. j.
Jeaeries, Of Russellville. Ky, were at the
CITY Hotel ON Yesterday.
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The Healing Pool, and HOuse az
Merey.--Howard Association Reports for
You've MEN, on the CEum OF SOLITUDE. and
the ERRoRs ABUSES ana DISEASES which destroy
the manly powers. and create impediments TO
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief Sent in
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address,
DR.. J. SEILLIy HoUgHTov Howard ssociation.
Philadelphia, Pa. janl5-3m
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RECORDERS COURT In the Recorders
Court Yesterday the following cases we're
heard and acied on
8. O. Wood, leaving draw on the street
II night SO ind costs
q. W CoWan, drunk, s. and costs
Damon q Cantrell, selling butchers
meats without license, costs.
W. Sutherland, disordsrly conduct. S25
and costs
Jenny Roa,h, drunk and disorderly, SIS
and costs.
Martin TAYLOR, leaving hack and horses
on the street. $40 and costs.
q. W Hogwool. drunk on the street, s.
and costs.
Stokes Jackson disorierly conduct. -
and costs
james Thompson, disorderly conduct,
discharged.
Henry Harmon, keeping butchers stall
without license.
Edward Ewers disorderly conduct, S2j
and costs
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
l34., was l34I at 1880, declined to lS4s
at : ?. NJ, and closed at 1345 at P. ~
The rate here was 1872 buying and 1S5
selling.
Government securities we're quoted in
New York Yesterday as fnllnws.
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Have you shuFt child of a lame h1rssy L.
the Mexican Mustang Liniment
For cuts, sprainF burns. swellingg AMI rake{
breasts, the Mexican Mnstang Eminent h "A Ger
tain cure.
For rheumatism. neuralgia. stiff Joints. STING.
and bites there Is nothing ike the Mexican Mu5-
tang Eminent.
For spawned horses. the poll-ey rinsbons and
fails.
For wind-galls. scratehes. Lig-head aad spl.st
ths Mexican Mustang Eminent is worth Il weiahr
IL gold
Cuts, bruises, sprGins and swslling7. are 60 com
mon and certain 90 occur In every family. thar a
bottle OF this Imminent is the best iuyc5tmeutthaJ
can be made
1t Is more certain than the doctor-it saves
time in sending Tor the doctor-it b cheaper th5u
the doctor, and should never be dispensed with
A." In lifting the kettle from ths fre HI rrC.t
over and scaided my hands terribly. Ta TIE
Mustalg Liniment extracted the pain caused the
sore 20 heal rapidly, and leit veFy little scar.
= z. 3. Itch. Of Hyde Park.-NL writes Al,
hOfse was considered worthless OsRaviuJ buJ
since the use OF the Mustang Eminent have soit
him for $50. Your liniment j. doing vondsrs ar
here"
All genuine Is wrapped In steel plate enyfavIns.
sisnedG W. WestbrOOk Chemist and allo "a
the private IT. s stamp Of DKN6s Beams SO.
over the top.
Look closely and Be not dscsigsd b. Co.ntaJs.f5
sold y al Druggists. al .. 90 7tl, and sl.QJ
sa-atOEa spring water sold BY li Drug
sists
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An on TuaE. -- The several railroad
trains leading 70 and from this city arrived
and departed on time yesterday, bringing
in and carrying good freight and passenger
trips
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For Married ladies Only.--A fool for
luck. and a poor man for children. Send for
Circular. L. l.. COLEMAN. n. D..
janl2-2W Box 5J2, Nashville Tenn
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FOR SAFE.

10 ACRks OF LAND on THE MURFREEs-
led b3ro Pike. about halt nile from the Cor
paratiOn line, ana extending back 70 the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Pennis3n. fronting north On the
Forty foot avenue. TIE above land vii be -old
at vert low figures Apply -
NEWS0M. GLOVER & co.
janlNIw No. II Maxwell House
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LEGAL ABuITY.--We noticed in the re-
ception room at the City Hotel at one time
yesterday, Hons. j. c. Shackleford, Alvin
Hawkins and Saml. AIilligan, Judges of
the Supreme Court Hon. D. Campbell
Chancellor; Hon. T. n. Frazier, Judge of
the Criminal Court Of this district; Hon.
Thos. II. Coldwell, Acknowledgement for
the State Of Tennessee; Col. Z. r. Keeble.
Major ii. 2. Keeble, Judge Davidson, Gen.
j. b. Palmer Capt Thos. II. Darrah, and
several other legal gentlemen who are in
attendance upon the Supreme Court. We
are Of the opinion that there was az much
legal ability assembled in that room al
the time as ever before met by chance" At
any one place in our city or State.
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 26--P. Al.
CoTToN-The market was dull to-day.
owing TO the absence Of buyers and its be
ing the close Of the week. The sales
amounted to only l25 bales, az followz
70 al 27tS2sic, 80 at %, II at 2sl, at
2ss, 2 at ssa, and lat 2Sic per 10.
Messra Bailey, Ordwsy & Co. sold to-day
p bales Of North Alabama Cotton at the
high price Of 29c. Bot the cotton was Of a
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Abseess. or bealed breasts" with females
after DaEtuTition. This is the only preparation
knsFn that viii sooth and soften the breast and
give almost immediate relief. Manufactured and
Orsale only al CoLEEANa Drug Store. 30 Church
street Janl22aW I'm
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Boots and Shoes Cheap at 10 Public
SquRre--In consequence Of contemplated
change in my business, / offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be he q consumer OF q merchant
viii surely profit by examining my stock Of
goods before supplying himself. as l ana quite in
earnest 70 give bargains. MAX. L. GuTTMANN,
sspff No. 20 Public Square
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DESTIsTRY.-Dr. Russell has removed
his dental rooms to No. 1884 Church street,
Kirkman block, (up stairs.) The Doctors
reputation Is so well established throughout
the State Of Tennessee, that it is unneces-
sary for Us 10 say aught in his praise. He
has fitted mp his new rooms on Church
street in elegant style, where he will be
happy to attend 10 his friends and Gus
TONERS
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RELIGIOUS SERVICE To-nAY.-McKen-
dree Church, I A. N. and p P. NJ; Dr. R..
A. Young
First Presbyterian A. NJ. and z! P.
w.; Dr. Bunting.
Second Presbyterian-ll A. NJ. and =
p. NJ; Rev. r. II Allen.
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
II A. NJ. and y P. NJ; DR. Baird.
Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church
IL A. NJ. and a p. NJ. Rev. Jas. Halsell.
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TO Marry or not 90 Marry Why
Not2 Serious Reflections for Young Men. in
Esyays Of the Howard Association. on The Phyvi-
oioEical Errors. Abuses and Diseases induced by
ignorance Of NATURE Laws, in the first age Of
man. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, icee Of
charge. Address. DR.. J. SEILLIN HorGHToS.
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Notice.

THE TRADERS BANK HAS REMOVED
from I'd No. - College street to
No. so new number) Union STREET.
Next door 10 sandy Carriers Saloon
isnis-lm
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A Farm Wanted.

4 WISH TO PURCHAsE A SMALL Farm
l n Midjie Tennessee, well Improved. With
Eaud water. and rouv1uieut % schools and
churches Persons having such far sale viii please
address ne az MoHy Creek. Jefferson county.
East Tennessee. With tescTiption. price, and fan
particulars ahtut the land.
jan s-In A. }. M0UETCA TIE.
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HEAVY SHIPMENT OF BACON TO THIS
C1Y-The most extensive establishment
Of the kind in Cincinnati, has just shipped
City three casks Of bacon to Mr. George F.
Aker, at the Chamber Of Commerce in
this city. Mr.. A. received an invoice of
the shipment on yesterday. The bacon
consists oi.superior clear sides. There is in
the lot about fifty-six thousand pounds
This is the heaviest shipment Of the sort
made 70 this point during this season, if
not the heaviest since the war.
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Building Lumber Of al kinds corner "
Crawford and North Summer streets. If
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THos. 5. MARBs PTss't. L. G. TARsRK, Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
Corner Union and Collere streetg

Corner Union and College Streets.
The following are the rates paid for unouTrent
money. These quotations arc liable 70 huctuate but
may be depended q sufficient length Of time for
remittances to be recsivsd By mail or express for
waTdod without delay
rrh-hTrEcrE g.. % IL -
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The Resi- quality of Cumberland Coal can
be had Of p. D. Mason & Co., No "A North
Cherry street. at S. 20 per load Of II bushels,
delivered in any part or the city. ianlO-ff
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Very Superior Cumberland round and
slack Coal for sale cheap at "a North Cherry
street. janlD-tf
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A toilet delight. Superior % any cologne rr.I
70 battle the taee and person. % render tbs skir
soft and fresh. 20 allay inflammation. to psrfu1,a
clothing Tor headache. &c. IL Is manufarture-
from the rich Southern Maguo.ia, and + 0bfsir-
ing patronage quite unprecedented. IL Is 10 In.
vorlte with actresses and opera singers III Is
sold BY all dealers At sl09 in large botile and by
Agents.
Saratoga SPring Waterssold by all Drus-
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yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices cor
ner Of Crawford aud North Summer eta. III
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Cedar Posts and Fencing Lumber
cornerof Crawford and North Summer streets
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White Pine Flooring manufactured by
knight Bros on Rolling Mil Hill. for sale at
reduced prices. Office, No 40 Church street.
UnVd
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FLORENCE
THE BEAUTIFUL.

ION HOODS Song Of the Shirt" would
L never have been sung had he lived In The
golden age Of the Sewing Machine! Sutchi
stitch Stltchl but no more weary hearts OF
aching heads. The nimble needle is not piled by
quickly, surely, the greatest blessing Of the
nineteenth century
The Florence IS the latest improved Of all
Sewing Machines. IL Quilts, Cords. Turks
Items, FEELS, and Gathers and Sews on at the
same time makes four distinct stitches. sevs
from right to left or left to right at the Will OF the
operator. and ia the only Machine having a self
adjusting SHUTTLE TENSION For family
u5e. none compare with it.