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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-21
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OF
FOREIGN LITERATURE.
NEW VOLUME BEGINS JASUARY, 1870.
NOW IsTHE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.

The ECLECTIC reprints all the best articles,--
Historic, Literary, aud Social, from the promi-
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Its selections ale carefully made from over fifty
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LOOK OUT AGENTS.

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In nearly cvAl3 family. 500 men can nsr 1,y
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AN UNRIVALED LITERARY PAPER
rs THE
NEW NAnK ~ IIRI
Daniek RisrnLL,s Estnle

STATE or VERMONT, Iamoille District ss
IN Probate Court. held NJ Johnson within
A. d. 1909 Nv"
."s. u'n'h, pnipnttinp Z lie the last VIII
aud Testament ot Daniel Wiswnli. late of ,tnhn.ou
~ said District lcceased. teing presented 70
The tonri by I'll d. Niswall the executor
therein mined. ior Probate 1t Il ordered ~
SAM callft. that oil persons concerned therein
he nellhed innpprnr IT sessi n Of sad court
W p, hn,hsn o. ,br rr"bate oillee. In johnson .on
~ the day vi lnnnary. 1870. and shew cnnso
II my they may haze. ngainst the Probate Of
Laid VIII for which puiptte. II /. tnrlher or
TERED hat cory Of Me record If this order he
nnhli' he'd ihlce week, drcettiyel, in the Ia.
moile Ncw,denler pinied NJ HNde Park, prey.
ioni 10 said time nppninied FIR hearing.
Attest, @, q CHADWICK,
indian
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3 ANlsHED! BANI5HED T! 7!
CAMBRIDGE, W., Nov. 9, 1870

After reading the object Of The meet.
ing By thu Secretary, it was moved b,
Mr. People that the present orsauu;t,u
be permanent one, aud that The UGcei
hold office as long as profitable. Unaui.
mously assented to.
Moved that committee Of FIVE be 30.
pointed by the Chairman to draft re, ID.
tons. Chairman appointed the following.
Messrs. People, Owe, LamiIlc, County,
aud vicinity.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED, u Wit:
lst--Resolsed, THAT We will Danish Old De,
truction, known as High Price, and place
watch over him, that he return no more amont
US forever.
2d.-Resolrs3,-That we will manuiactut
and sell mere Sugar Utensils the ensuing yat
than any other house in the State o
9j.-Resoipca, THAT we will manuflctuni
better article for less money than any o'herhsax
4th. Rrsolre4, That we will make itaga.
object for these wishing articles CT 1in-Wars
cal. On US and 60 away wei! timed up.
Resolycl, That cur sqp-Pans arstA
best and caeapcst manufactured.
-Pesolved, That Il man sone flOns
distance to trade with us, he shall surely bennd
glad, aud the hospitality Of cur house is c1ah.
dcd 20 him.
Tth,--RcsoIued,- That We will c.nstilay
keep Oh hand full line Of Arch Castings, sndi
general assortmcn! Of Heavy aad Light HiDi
ware, Mechanic 3 Tools, &C., &c.
6th.- RESOLVED That we will keeps gd
assortment Of Cock, Parlor and Office Stoves On
hand, of the most approved patterns and that
that they shall be sold from 10 20 per tsli
less than elsewhere. [ 4 big hiW'orh' Pub
He.l
9th Resolrei, That VIC will give the hG1l
est price for Hides, Pelts, Deacon Skins and al
sorts Of Plunder generally.
10th, -Resolped THAT we are thankfulla
past patronage and favors, Gnd wish pr0sFSnV
70 all that would live aud let live
llth.--Resolved THAT a copy ofthsse m''
lutions be printed for three months in 'A'H
moille Nowsdealer.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENrs

w WI send q l,andeomc prospecting of o,;r Npw
LII ~ tAhkD FAMILY 'BTBLE, to ang Book
agent, free Of chnrve. Address Wy NVVN
4s,.. NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, VI
=. Hosson, Mass
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25 CAMS

The Great Qaieting Remedy for Children
Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate The Borels ;
allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the
Stomach makes siA and Weak children
STRONG and nEALrnY; cures Wind Collie
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects of
Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Qnfeting
Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Ned
icine.
A. RICHARD. w London, Conn,
Agen, 70. no United States
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w. II. PARKER, President
Rock1cel c. Donners Estate.


ira'e Of Vermont lamoilt pilriet' s.
Pr.hate t'nnrt. held at John'on vlnp ~
Tor said District. on the slh day Of is'"A -
1863
Homer G. Irish. idmsniStrator Of 'he e'i'
Of Iso' KwelIC Dpwner. late OF a"@laEg',s
sad District. aed, pre- enIS MS aaI,n,"'
ion account fni exaTinallon and shoN ..a,
aud makes application iot de zee o. u.ss ,,,i
tion nd partition of The rsiste OF 'ala e,v, ~,
Whereupen II /, orde,ed ny ,ait COM lnn
said application come under ccp'ideal"n n
he heard IN lht 3lst day OF December a. h h
lsG9 at the Probate on &c in John on saI
il further ordered that all persons lnle'e',,hs
notified hereof hy publication " n"nost, en-.
application and order thereon 'lcs ,.,in,d
ccssively N The Ian ollie NewsGeslr mi
NJ HYDE Park. before said time OF heartg ~ 4
they may appear at laid time aud place ''''
they see cause. object thereto. ,.,
ri1 8. s. PIKE R,gi'wt
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LAMoILLE- COUNTY NAT. BANK OF
HllI PARK.

Hill PAhk.
The Stockholders arc hereby notified that the
annual meeting for the choice Of Directors will
be holden ut their B mixing Rooms in Hyde Park
On tie second Tuesday, 18th day Of January
A. d. 1872 1T O'Clock, p. NJ.
Hyde Park, Nov. 9Th, 1861.
Per Order Of the directors,
2w4 A l.. N0YIs, Cashier.
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AUCTION SALE.

BLOOD SHEEP FOR SALE
Full Bloodod Cotswold Ram, bred by Ella
thu Gazoly Of Canada West and also a few Ewes,
bred by Robert Gsrvine, ellsworth, Northback,
Bugland. Apply, at Malvern Farms, TO
w. WILLIAMS.
Nov. is, 1852. 52u
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THE CLAREMoNT

THE LAREMoNT .
MANUFACTURING CO.,
Wholesale Booksellers, Stationers, Publishers, az
book and Paper Makers,
CLAREMONF, ". H..
Ord .rs solicited for any kind ef printing paper.
All Sizes and Qualities Of Writing Paper.
Every Variety ef Wrapping Paper
All kinds Ct School Books.
Every New Book Published.
Pens. Pencils, Envelopes, Printing
jobs Of Binding, Re-binding, Printing
Ink, etc. Highest Cash price paid fer rags
GEORGE q. IDE,
LEMUEE N. IDE.
CIaremont, N. II. E. i. GOD DA n d, Agt.
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Taken in crchan,e Jof Aisp

STATE OF VERMONT, Lamoille district, ~ In
PIo ate Cgutt, held at Jvtns.u within and f,r
sald District. on tue 81 day n Dee, A. d. lo6s.
stephen G. Stmeheuf, auard nn Il Carrie p. Cnr-
rulh amnUi, mnk @ pappl caton 10 Sid o. uft f,r
License " sell the following describe Real Eltate
q gls said ward ta-w tt All the Real Estnt, Tint
sad ward iwns, Or has any ttlu e., in the Count,
q f,ankln rspr,sentng that tho sale thereof for
tle pirptse cf puttins the proceeds n such sne nj
ineiest or invcstin the same in stuc's or real as
tate would he beneiic nj 10 said Ward,
Wheepp"n II i hfdeieil by ,ald Court thai
sad APP icetI'n be hoard 81 the rebate office
IN J.hnrnn on The 2fh day Of heeemher $40.
and II Is iurther 0r,inred that roirr 10 s,lcn 10
all parsons nnncernea. by The publication ~ ms
order in the atnoilir Newsdualer D inied NJ
''ydepark, three weeks suecesFiyely, Leioos aid
heating. Attest.
T.. Il. PIKE, RssIs,sr.
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uAINTS FOR FARMERS AND OTHFRs.-
| TIE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINE 90. are
new manufacturing the Best Cheapest lnu n,Cs,
Durable Paint in use two coats we'll put on mxcG
NTH pure Linsccd Oil, will last l0or j ycas; il II
Of light brown or beautiful chocolate color, and
ean io changed to green, lead stone. dral olive q
cream, to suit tho tate IF the customer 1t is yalu-
a 10 ior liuu,ts, Farms, Fences, Carriage and Car
Makers Pals and WuGdcn-ware, Agricultural In
picm0nts, Canal Be ats Vessels and Ships Bottoms.
Canvas, Metal and shingle Roofs, IT being ERE anc
water protf) Flor " Cloths, Zone manufacturer
having used 400 hills. Tho past year and rs pa mt
tyr NY purpise i unsurpassed tlr icay, Durability
300 Us. which will supply y farmer for years t.
me-. Warranted ~ MI cases as stDvc. Send for Il
circular which ,ivos full particulars. None genu-
iue unless branded in a trade MARI Grafton Miae-
raj Paint. Person can cId0r the Faint and reAat
the money on reccptci the goods. Address
BIDWELL & Co,
81 2il Pearl Street \, Y
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1Aesc Organs contain tpery 'aip,ors.
ment, and uere apardsd Tile First
Prize a GoA MedaI, al The recent
great tr'aI al the Fair Of the Amercan
Destitute, IN Neio York; al tie State
Fairs of michigan, Kaasas, Ne,c Jetsey;
and iohererer exhibited, tor superiority in
"Pipe-iihe Quality "Posce,'" and va
risty Of Tone" and for general ercelien-
rys
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-12-21

In this department the best Current Literature
Of It's class is found comprising occasional Sersls
by tho best cOtemporary noveliss, tut chiefly tho
short stories for whoh the English MAJ azines are
dessryedly celebrated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
CONGRESSIONAL SUPREMACY.

The most marked and the
most dangerous feature of Rad
cal policy is the persistent at
tempt to make Congress su-
preme. After long, thoughts
full, wise deliberatien the trainers of
the constitution determined that the
government should consist Of three
distinct, CO. ordinate branches the
executive, legislative and judicial
neither having the right of en-
croachment upon another. To ser
cure the maintenance OF this
provision different mode
for the selection of the members Of
the three departments was provided.
But no sooner was the tocsin Of war
hushed than it became necessary for
party purposes to change the entire
practice of government, and make
the Legislative branch supreme
Had the executive submitted TO the
dictation of Congress, it is not im-
probable from the yielding tenn
permanent manifested by the
Supreme Court that all would have
been harmonious. The entire
structure ofgovernment would have
been changed, the South would
have become a military appendage
to the loyal States, and thus have
furnished q rich field for those en-
gagged in the wild hunt after lucra-
tive appointment. But the execu-
tive being unwilling TO a base
abandonment of the doctrines he
had sworn to preserve, protect and
defend, brought upon himselfall the
walls of Radical wrath. In compcn-
sation therefor, however, he re-
ceivcd the plaudit of, Well done,
thou good and faithful servant,
from the whole people of the South.
Then camo the long and bitter
struggle between the legislative
and executive departments-the
legislative clai ming that it was su"
preme; the executive maintaining
that it was a CO. ordinate brar CHI OF
the government, bound by every
obligation Of principle and honor
to stand fast for the rights of the
States anu the people. The
attempted impeachment followed
and failed. The friends of repub-
lican institutions throughout the
country sympathized with the exc
cutiye and made the welkin ring
with their rejOicings at the defeat
ofthe legislative department in that
contest. But still the struggle goes
on. The Radical legions are still
in the field. They are well disci-
mined and determined. They Will
leave no foot of ground uncon-
tested. But they must be finally
and fatally routed for they contend
against truth, justice, and the
constitution:
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22

IT is reported from Washington
that it is not the intention of the
Grant administration to push the
settlement of the Cuban difficulties
for the present, nor to do anything
that would be likely to irritate
Spain and provoke war with her.
Matters will probably be allowed to
drift along as they have been doing,
in the hope that the Span
ish government will finally
accept the Sickles PROPOSE
ton. The Chicago Times says
it is just possible that man who
should say to another, Accept my
proposal or not, just as you please;
but if you don't, IN black your eyer
might not intend to irritate him.
But it would be a somewhat ira
tating situation for the other man,
nevertheless. Minister Sickles is
the party who employs that Ian
guage, and Spain is the other man.
1t is by no means impossible that
the Washington administration may
not intend what Sickles intends /;
but in that case it is the duty of the
Washington administration to send
a. less intentional demagogue to
Madrid,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
SwINDLING THE GOVERNMENT.

The Radicals feel so secure in the
hold they have upon the govern
ment, that they are becoming very
bold and INSCRIPTIONS in their
swindling operations. The Balu-
moro Gazette reports men in office,
with a salary of three thousand
dollars a year, who were poor when
they entered upon its duties, living
at the rate of six and eight thou
sand, and at the end of three or
four years erecting magnificent
dwellings at a cost of eighteen or
twenty thousand dollars, for which
they pay cash. Such facts are no.
torious, and brazenly confront one
at every turn. This is one feature
of modern official life at the federal.
capital, and here is another from
CHE other end Of the capital: G.
Senators and Representative have
their agents; and when an American CITE
zen comes on business before Congress-
or with a recommendation for Official POI
sitiop. az soon as his business is known
land there are always parties at the hotels
on the lookout, he is advised TO $50 MIR.
So.and so, who has unlimited iIhuence
with the Senator or Representative whose
services it is important to secure. The
party Is seen, an arrangement is made, an
interview is secured, and, if the Job pays
WE'LL the citizen accompanies his pur
nose. But if not, after much delay, and
The using I'D of all his available cash, he
leaves Washington, cursing the town, she
people, and, particularly, the 'Phiiis'
lines into whose hands he fell"
And here is still another sample
of life at the capital, on the part OF
Radical Senators and Represents
tives who believe the "whole con-
Germ" belongs to them:
"One Senator and ex-cabinet Minister
(who, by the way, in the last ten years
from nothing, has accumulated over
million Of dollsrs) has three near rela-
tiyes, father, son and daughter, IN the
employ Of the goyernment--two In the
Interior Department, and one In the
Tresury The husband of the daughter
il also a government clerk, and the hns>
band Of another daughter holds 2 like po-
sition. Here we have five members OF one
family supported by the government"
This is presented as but one of
many instances where almost whole
families are provided for, at the re-
quest of Senators or Representa-
tives; and while these are kept in,
hundreds of deserving men have
been dismissed, and their families
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reduced to suffering. The Wash~
ington correspondent of the New
York journal of Commerce gives
some additional facts as to the OPP
erations of these government
swindlers:
an Washington there is distinction
between government and private business,
as there is in other places; but the distinc-
lion here is different FROM that elsewhere
In dealings with individuals men are ex.
pected 10 be honest, but in dealings with
he government that man is termed foolish
whose conscience will not permit him to
take all he can get. A grocer in Washing
ton win sell the government few gross Of
matches and charge in the bill as though
they had been bought at retail, one box al
fine. The same rule applies where
large quantities of soap, brushes, brooms
and every article of supply not contracted
for is purchased. Still, the fact is not con !,
sidered against the grocer. His compete
tors simply bewail their inability to obtain
The chance, and wonder why eundry boxes
Of cigars and bottles of whisky sent the
government storekeeper do not elicit more
FREQUENT replies in the shape Of orders.
Should one of the grocel's customers
Neglect TO pay small bill he is pointed
1 int 10 the street as rascal, while if pur-
| chaser of government supplies sticks his
bantry and wine cellar, end furnishes and
| tsrpets his house at the government ex'
henae. IL is considered evidence OF his
| Shrewdness. a. sa.,e
/ mAt the present writing, under cover @
4 Law. each head Of department or burear
l. allowed a carrisge and from two 10 foul
4 horses for the use of his Office, to communi
cate readily with other departments, etc.
\ and in which the messengers are expectt'
| 70 carry packages. But these carriage
and horses are seldom, if ever, used for tn
nrnose intended. A nan phi on the de-
/ bartmental roll does the driving am
grooming. and is always on hand TO TAX
| ihe secretary or commissioner TO and iron
| his office. or his family out riding. III
| contingent fund report Of any department
will show that the expense of feeding IN
horses and keeping the carriage !
rppair is from $500 10 $50
nsr month in every cise, nc
II
withstanding the fact that in some u
stances the government provides stable
while more frequently stable room Is iui
nished upon the property connected VIII
the house of the official, and instances al
few indeed where the teams are kept
livery. The amusing part Of this systeI
Of furnishing respectable transporlatioo
for lazy carcasSes that would otherwise
huddled with respectable people in stree
} cars, at Eve cents head, to be paid frol
, private funds, is found in the sublime in
pudence they exhibit in auditing the q
count of hack.driver, hired to do an
7 little business that may be required by u
Office were a carriage is needed. r.
further particulars and proof OF these a
sertions see report on expenditures OF Il
, contingent fund.- of any department"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22

SUNDRY Californians have been
getting up q magnificent chair to
present to Gen. Grant, whereupon
the New York World remarks: "Ot
course he will take the chair-for
he takes everything, including his
own time for returning to his duties
at washington--but he sits SO short
a time in one place, and is so con-
stantly on the move, that a veloci-
pede would be O more appropriate
present than q chair"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22

The Virginia Legislature meets
en- the 9th of October, but is said
to have been informally agreed that
it will not do anything beyond
ratifying the fifteenth amendment.
The Conservative State Committee
advise against any steps towards the
election ofSenators. The Richmond
Dispatch of the 10Th inst. comes
out in favor of the election Of Gen
Robert Williams as United States
Senator when the election does take
place.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22

The Radicals hate Brownlow
with a cordial hatred. The Athens
Republican, noticing his sale of the
Knoxville Wing, gives him parting
kick as follows:
whether he has become disguised with
the result ofthe late election, and begins
to realize the folly of his course in helping
to betrsy the Republican party into the
hands of the Democrscy-or snutis the
. hurricane in the breeze that is TO soon
sweep him from existence, and like rat,
deserving the sinking ship-we cannot
tell -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22

GOLD is going up and cotton
down. When the latter takes an
upward turn the former gothic other
way. They rarely advance or de-
cline together.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
Tennessee Central Fair Associate
--it-- AT e
NIurfreesbOr0, Tennessee.

CPECIAL TRAINS. AT HALF FARE
= rates. will run to the gate Of the grounds
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q. leaving Nash
vile at o'clock and Shelbyville at o'clock
each day and returning after the close Of the
exhibition.
free upon certificate of the Secretary that they
have been exhibit
The pacing race for purse Of three hundred
dollars, which has already seven entries, and
the game of base ball, will take place during
The fair and will be advertised hereafter.
The unexpected demand already made from Q
distance for stalls for stock TO be exhibited,
suggests that all who can conveniently do so had
better find places for their stock in the neigh
bOrhood or in the city until the evening of th'
dAy preceding their exhibition.
se52ly ID. Ii. c. SPENCE, Chairman.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
FOUR SMALL FARMS :
REMOVAL.

r O,sHAUGHNESSY Il co. HAVE RE-
u moved 10 the large warehouse on the cor
ncrs Of CLARK and Front, and Church and Front
nIia seDl5 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER :s2. 1859.

New TENNESSEE BONDS have adj
yanced about five cents in the last
ten DAYS in New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
Fri nY llornImg . q, l0elk.

A N ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
N which in splendOr and grandeur surpasses
Everything Heretofore shown
The rraudest display Of everything that skin
combined with taste can produce
Every article or lot at the uniform price Of
ss293t OsE DOLLAR.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
Public Temperance Barbecue

n ETHSEMANE DIVISION. NO; 20. OF
NJ the Sons of Temperance aid ed by the
"Sonsg of this city and county, VIII give O.,
at Bakers station. nashville and Chattanooga
railroad, seven miles from the city A'pecial
train will leave the city at $40 A. NJ and return
at 5 p Fare, round trip, fifty cents: Parties
north 10 Bakers station, will be returned free
by procuring excursion tickets before leaving
home. All members of the order. without fur
Their or other invitation. and the pubic gene
ana participated in the festivities Of the occasion.
Addresses will be delivered by the best speakers
in the State, and ample preparation has been
made to entertain all whe may come.
LIVINGSTON BRIEN. W. P. of No. 20,
JAMES GHEENS, w.. of No. !,
LEWIS R. EASTMAN, W. ?; of No. 20,
BEN. A. SAWRIE, W. p. of No. p,
senlS DIT fRl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22

ANO' " AVA ia SOA1OSS NSAN
Successor to WeSkley Il YarbrouEh.)
rs JUST IN RECEIPT OF A FRESH STOCK
i of Groceries and Liquors, consisting In part
Is hhds New Orleans Brown Sugar:
10 " Demerara Sugar.
100 bags choice Rio Coffee.
20 bbls Golden Sirup-
Is " Crushed Sugar.
Is " Powdered Sugar,
50 hlf-bbls Mackerel. assorted.
90 BOXES Soap.
100 Starch.
100 Cove Oysters.
100 casks Soda.
Is boxes Soda, ID. papers.
so dozen BrOoms.
100 80 Painted Buckets
10 caddies assorted Teas.
Is boxes Mustard, assorted sizes.
50 Rumiord's Yeast PoWdors
IS cases Richardson's Matches
$50 boxes Pickles.
10000 Cigars. assorted brands
100 bbls Magnolia Flour.
100 81 Black Lick Flour.
so boxes Choose
spice. Pepper,
Ginger, ssAddsr,
Indigo, CnDdy,
Fancy soaps,
Nutmegs. Mace,
Wrapping Paper, Pepper Sauce,
Wines Liquors,
All Of which will be sold cheap for CASH only.
In store a small lot of Mess Maekorsl. as 6ne
as ever brought to this market.
R. L. WEAKLEY,
nOVl2 II No 6 North College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-22
w A N IT H ID

DYE AND CORN.
for which the highest mark ct price will be paid.
We are prepared to furnish sacks ior same
John s. ANDERSON,
- and IS Broad street,
auR7 If Nashville, Tenn.