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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-05-20
CARDS, &C.

april BROADWAY, NASHVILLE.
MAD. srRATroN G. P. SMITH. W. JOHNSON.
sTRATT0N. SMITH Co.,
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants.
Corner Of Broad and Market Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
AVING disposed of interest in the Grocery deps
LII ment of our business Mr. MADISON STRATToN the
same will from this date be conducted under the style OF
STRATT0N, SMITH Co. at our old stand, the corner
of Market and Broad streets.
Our stock ample will be kept by large accessc
every few days. to which invite the attention and
liclt .a from merchants in the country well city
dealers being determined sell low any house il the
city. Our terms cash and cash only.
apr l, 1852. JOHNSON SMITH.
RAMAGE g. CHURCH.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots Shoes, Hats
Caps, Trunks, Valises and Carpet Bags,
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE TESN
A. HAMILTON,
Cotton and Tobacco Dealer Forwarding and Commission
Merchant,
octs NASHVILLE, TENN
K. ]. NORRIS. THos. K. sTRArru l.
MORRIS & STRATTON
(SUccEssoRs LANIER, MoRRB & co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants and Who'll ue
Grocers
Corner Of lurket and Clqrk Streets, Na&iciLs.
WE have in store large stock of Groceries Ii.
w .quors Wines etc. which viii be sold at the 10 est
market prices for cash or barter sep.
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LIF E I " S UR AN GEE

Hartford, Connecticut.
JAMES DIXON, Prest HENRY L. MILLER, Secy.
Capital and Surplus $500, 600
NSChANCE On lives OF white persons the joint stock
Il and mutual plan
Company.
kEEER ro-W B. Shepard L Co. KrkInan Ellis Phil
lips q Hart, Lindsey Crockett Morgan Il 10 NJ 5. PI
cner, Esq.
"a. Pamphlets showing, the advantages offered by this
Company Will DC furnished upon application the under
sigued who has been appointed agent Or the Company
=. II. LOOMS, agent.
Northeast corner of the Public square Nashville, Tenn
Dr III T. y IN =, AAAfiN' Medical Examiners
- Insurance the lives of NEGROES the most rea
sonable terms. april Iz-zm.
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STILL THEY COME! FRESH ARRIVALS DAILY
COMPETITION DEFIED

THE subscriber respectfully announces TO the citi
i zens OF Nashville and surrounding country that
be is sill receiving large additions to his already i'm
mense stock Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-05-20

TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY.-CAPITAL $50 O00
OFFICE the North side of the Public Square, midway
between the'Nashville Inn and the Planters Bank
They viii make insurance Houses and Goods of every de-
scrpton against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of te river; the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other crafts and vessels and other cqrgoes
the usual terms. JOHN VI. HILL, President.
JOSEPH NAULX Secretary.
DIREcToRs.-Aex Allison, John NJ. Hill F. B. Focg c.
NJ Fogg, James Correy Jno. NJ Bass Joseph Woods sam
uel Seay, Matthew Watson J. j. White Jacob McGavock
janl
THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF PA.
A J. GILLTTT secy. J B. RUTHERFORD, Pres.
Capital s250,000
(Ofce Cedar street. tie Mutual Protection Ils CO..
WILL take fire risks in limited amounts city or
w country property. Policies issued and Losses ad-
justed and mel at the office in Nashville.
REFERENCES Il j. Levy,
b. Comegevs, Cashier Of. hl. Bank
WI Shafer Girlrd" Philadsl.
W. Denne & Sons
Rev. Alexander Campbell Bethany, Va.
Patrick & Brand, Bankers Pttsburg.
W. II. Burrough, Irving House, New York
G. W. Copelen, Cincinnati.
JOHN G. FERGUSON
Nashville, February 2 1s53-6m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-05-20
BEN NJ NOEL BRO,
Grocery and Commission, Receiving and
Forwarding Merchants,
And Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COLI F(IF STRE REET
LIQUORS. AND TOBACCO.

r LIQUORS AND TOBACCO.
l. 400 bbs Sam Hles Whisky; 100 bbls Drans Whisky;
50 bbls Old Monongahela do 50 " Browns ID do;
so /" American Brandy; 40 " " NJ Wine,
20 Old Port Wine; 25 Rum
3 u Pipes Old Brandy, best brands;
/ Pipe Irish Whisky 90 Baskets Champagne;
0 boxes of I.ebei's Ginger and Raspberry Brandes;
50 Pipes Holland Gin 20 bbls American Gin;
50 bxs Gus Jones Tobacco; so" Walkers Ale;
20 Young 4 BirdewelIs DO 90 bxs Allson's Tobacco
% P NJ Boerz No do 80 /" Fennels do
20 " " " Gold Leaf do lO " Fenix's do
10 " B. Daily's 40 go I" Missouri do
10 Ender's do 20 " Sam Woods IS do
8 4" Whites do 5 Rend Nash's do
In store and for sale by
feblg BEN. NJ NOEL BRO.
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NEW FURNITURE. &c.

NEGROES FOR SALE Women with one child
y each. Two Women without children. -Four Boys
from to l3 years old One Girl IA years old. One Girl
10 years old
We wish to buy Immediately, young Women, four
plough boys and two young men, for widow lady the
country. DABBS Il PORTER,
febz4-eO&w No. 81 Cedir street.
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EXCHANGE 8 BANKING OFFICE OF

BRADY G0RMAN q CO.,
v Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS.
~ They keep an Office in Tuscumbia, Ala.
aug23-l2m
,1sy-H 5. FRENCH Agent, Nashville, is authorized to
aFe CASH advances upon shipments of Produce to th
owe firm.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those indebted to EBENE
~ FISK deceased ntestte fofwa ard and make
payment and oal having possession any of the goods
aud chaites OF said deceased ver them and all
having claims against said deceased present them proper
y hentcte by the 10th day of June next they will
be forever barred. D. X CLAIBORNE
marchl l-3mtrw Administrator.
- UGAR.-2Su hhds Sugar, landing from
y America and for sale by NORRIS Il STRATTUN.
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IRON FENCING,
At the SIGN Of the Spread Eagle. Cnlleoe


OFFER their services the citizens of Nashville and
' ciny in practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Office Cherry street. near the Bank of Tennessee.
DIR. j. D. Winstons residence, the house lately occupies
Dy Mr. ArInsteld, Vine street, between Church an
Broad
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

building of the Republic built solely with
home materials, and we5trnst with that scru
pulous regard to public fidelity, which has here'
tofore constituted the pride and boast OF pub.
liz servants of South Carolina.
To complete the upper portions will he corn:
paratvely less costly than the foundations and
easements, as the walls WILL be less massive,
and can be proceeded with at less expclise.'
The question is often asked, when wlll the
new Capitol be finished Ii funds are atfnr.
ded either by yearly appropriations, or by the
issue of stock, redeemabIe &c future day, t',
be applied exclusively to the new building, the
basement can lie completed in year, aud the
superstructure in one or two years; which is
as rapidly as it is prudent to pile Together sac',
an immense weight, which should b. permitted
gradually to find it, bearings.
As to the entire cost, an approximation can
only be obtained. As much granite to be paid
for by the perch as may he required ; as mneli
iron, to be paid for by the pound; f; the cost "f
furnaces, gas fixtures, and means Of ventilating,
constitute the chief items; and when finished,
the State will have full value received, in the
security, utility and nagnfcence ofitS Capitol.
The Commissioners respectfully recommend
that the SUN Of three hundred and fifty thous.
and dollars be appropriated fnr the purpose Of
carrying into effect the foregoing suggestions.
w. lZARD Bl LII, Chairman.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

cadets are liable are privation of recreatlon'
&C., extra hours of duty, reprimands, arrests
or confinement to his room or tent; contne
ment in light prison, confinement in dark pr'S
on, dismission with the privilege OF reslgnIng g.
and public dsmission. Through the months
of July and August the cadets are eneampeao'
and during the encampment the instruction Is
exclusively military. The only furlough al
lowed to Cadets is two months, when they are
in the third class. The pay of the cadet IS
twenty-four dollars per month, and his board
costs him ten of this. From the balance he is
required to dress and defray his other expen-
ses, and he is prohibited from contracting debts
without. As the reward for his labor and
deprivation, the cadet acquires an excellent
cducation-in mathematics better, probably,
than he can get in any other institution in the
country. The training here of both body and
mind is very thorough and complete.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

UNION OF SPAIN AND PoRTuGAL-On :lris-
subject the Paris correspondent OF the London
Times writes" No serious apprehensions arc
believe, entertained of Miyuelite insdyec.
tion, even if such thing be attempted. 1t is
believed that it is the only faction that would
think, at this moment, of reviving civil war;
but am assured that the character Of the Por.
tuguese pretender is far beneath that of his
brother pretender OF Spain, Don Carlos. Ihave
already alluded to the fact of the question ola
fusion between Portugal and Spain being again
agitated. The question is all old one, butI
have good reasons to believe, that fractions of
all parties in the latter country are seriously
contemplating the consolidation of the two
crowns, and pamphlets are published ,advocat-
ing that measure 1t is scarcely necessary to
observe, that it would be more unpopular ip
Portugal. The Portuguese grandees would, il
such an event took place, loose all their impor.
tance, as the country would its independence,
and have little doubt that the Portuguese
people would resist any such attemp,-by arms.
However hopeless the design be, | have good
reasons to believe that intrigue has been at
work for some time, and is at work more .ac.
lively than ever at the very moment ! write.
The late melancholy event Of the death Of
Donna Maria may be taken advantage of by
the intriguers."
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20
Life of The West Point Cadet

He sleeps in the barracks in room with
one other ; at five in the morning, in summer,
aud half past five, in the winter, the revle
awakens him. He Immediately arises, doubles
up his blankets and mattrass and places them
on the head of his iron bedstead he studies
until seven o'clock at that hour the drum
beats for breakfast, and the cadets fall into
rank and proceed to the mess hall. Twenty
minutes is the usual time spent at breakfast
Guard mounting takes place at halt:past seven,
and twenty-four are placed on guard every
day At eight o'clock the buglc sounds, and
the recitatons commence. At one o'clock the
bugle again sounds, the professors dismiss their
respective stations, the cadets form ranks op-
posite the barracks and march to dinner Be-
tween eleven and one, part Of the cadets are
occupied in riding, and others in fencing daily
After dinner they have until two o'clock for
recreation, and from two to four they are EN-.
ployed in recitatons. At four the bugle sounds,
and they 60 either TO battalion or light artlI-
lery drill This exercise lasts an hour and
half After that, they devote the time to re-
creation until parade, which takes place at sun
set. After parade they form into rank in front
of the barracks, and the names Of the delin-
quents are read by an officer of the cadets
Supper comes next, aud after supper recrea-
ton until eight o'clock, when the bugle sounds
to call to quarters, and every cadet must be
found in his room, within few minutes, at
study, and must remain there thus employed,
until haIf.past nine. At half past nine the bu-
gle again sounds this is called tattoo and
at ten the drum taps, and every cadet must be
in bed, having his light extinsuished, and must
remain there until morning. If, during the
night, the cadet is found to be absent from his
room, for more than thirty minutes, and does
not give satisfactory account of himself, char
gcs arc preferred against him, and he is court
marshaled. The use of Intoxicating drinks
and tobacco is strictly repudiated; so are play.
ing at chess, wearing whSkers, and great
many other things. The punshments Ia which
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

THE PRospEcr OF GENERAL WAH.-The
New York Times, commenting upon late news,
says that the chances undoubtedly are, that the
War will eventually become general. 1t will
scarcely be possible for France and England to
look without concern upon its progress. Alrca-
DIV, indeed, the French government-as. will be
evident from the language Of the official Paris
ournas-is beginning to assume loftier tone
than it has held hitherto upon this subject, and
and to denounce the conduct of Russia in terms
which have called forth the emphatic reInon-
stranccs of the Russian Ambassador. The En-
glisl Ministry will hold themselves aloof to the
latest moment, but the popular feeling of the
country is far in advance of their action, and will
speedily be inhamcd by the news of the battles
lost and won, to pitch of Indignation which
will no longer allow the Government to remain
inactive.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY by
THOMAS J. WARREN.
r Il X Nh S

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Fifty Cents if payment be delayed three months ana
Three Dollars if not paid till the expiration oil the year
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the fol-
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for single insertion.
sBThe number of insertions desired must be noteo
on the margin of all advertisements, or they will be
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cordingy.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

BMrrMoRE, Dec. s.-The Europa's mails
contain correspondence between Lord How
den and Mr.. CorLin, Of Virginia, relative to
the designs of the British Government for the
Africanizalion of Cuba. His Lordsbip. pro-
nounces the whole story wicked fabrication,
and says his efforts have been directed to- in
duce Spain to suppress the slave trade and OBJ
tain the freedom of the Emancipados, who
have been unjustly detained in bondage since
1877. The Washington Union, however, pro.
fesses to find in the letter internal eviden e
confirmatory Of its statements.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

GRAND TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The Sons
of Temperance opened their new and masnif.
cent Hall, in King, g,street last night. The even,
was celebrated by an address from the Rev. f.
I. Wmklcr, who spoke in eloquent terms Of
the evils of intemperance. He admitted, while
he deplored the fascination possessed by the
god Of wine a fascination which had ensIlared
and enslavcd some of the rightest in:ellects
in all ages, and thus prolonged the reign of this
false god ON earth, by throwing the halo Of
genius and song around his name.
In alIuding to the peculiar institutions Of the
South he discanted on the dangers that might
accrue to the State from the colored population,
in bye.places acquiring habits of intemperance
and insubordina,on at the same time. lie
closed his address with the fervent hope that
when the insatate God of wine should ask for
more victims, he might he met with the u,iver-
sal cry it is enough. Many ladies graced the
hall with their presence, and music and song
made Joyous the hour Charleston Mercury Of
Tuesday.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

to set him at liberty. They have been mis'a.
ken, as they will find, if not row, then at the
first really favorable opportunity.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

Mr. Benton has selected the seat and desk
long occupied by John Quincy Adams, on the
Wing side ofthe House, which is regarded rs
ominous of his future political associations.
The Auti.Bento members have beea assured
that Watson, who is Mr. Bentons candidate
for the St. Louis Postoffice, shall not be ap.
pointed.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

Reflection is flower of the mind, giving
out wholesome fragrance; reverie is the same
flower, when weak and running to- seed.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

The New Orleans papers contradict the re-
port that cholera has made its appearance in
New OIleans.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-12-20

New cars have just been built for the Phil.
adcphia Wilmington aud Baltimore Railroad
Company, intended to be used as ladies' sleep
ing cars. They are furnished With patent
spring seats
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
Cun N.alsr,

Ant lcl'sr 10 g| lig's o'N .ri,BeEs iriis'ss
ore a11r sIYfl NJ TIE Lnya H,ar, ,g.HmsEs
Street, OHarh ~
T., EEPNcon- rlrjy ON hand errer7. 1.or'm'1'
IL OF Elg.i-h md German iluh- and SING =
t,,iiHg peccS, hoy-' guns g",.l y"U..y, H.. ''
winch were bought tus cash, aIi sr.r,ir. NUW
HtGa mvocs- wIth eat tgfr t- no their E-rr.i
workuln.hp nri ini-h, hnj can hc sold 70 Nrrat
nlr.,in. tisa have been heretofore hat ~ iH.-
urtkri
Gentlemen ~i-h.rr guns fur thcm-''y,s q. boys
lui Inl heiGl gord 10 gcs tie a'it h. vi .ial 30
oil "a 30 cal. 90 the sn'rrri rr- vii.rr th"y can
.,p.uiupru what il told ;h-u Ynd be- sure 81 grr-
rnF Iund ale qua, %, We teal with rnrr bar PHI"
..u..r gan dracjs and hpv nuur e 'h.. rhr9p
cI.t j.uu spni with whph tee country y ilna''rd
Eil-. made irrm Rrmrglnp's calculated rn.i
cri and iron bnrrtls. 7r- warranted 10 b.. equal tu
may made 100 The siItr az eI,sV hri' hr'' boo shoot.
nc qn1iitir- and workmanship The -ub-rrI'cf-
have TOT several YEAR hs-n engaged n th" ulrnu.
1ciurc oi the c,rhruiri increased TWIST 30 .- md
nave aynilrd Themselves Of nl the latest Improyr.
ucp'snsrcg1ris lh' inside ,iui,h anil s.chrug
W., nlll.r oursrlvss that IN !n-p.ciion oi iirwctk
ulde Al our csta',i hucur I.u'i thlt j. wanted IL
,,t, iygsui.cmca vi the truth OF the above state,
Hrut
?nwl,r. y sb;elior arcIr Kept, suitable Tor tar
tst Nfari'rs' OIL umI tigrs
XIV .t.uut tone hy competent h1h'a oUt 90 O.
wUJ>nmulikr mnnusr.
81 work loue by him IS warranted.
Ottawa, Dec :, 1854. H. 7. BEuyEEE,
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GREEN'S MILLS,

ME above wi'- hove u.t rairr.nu" thorough
I uprir- AND Ir~ urW -H arranged 'hai s.N ran
Of ,u-.. ,rnc .u.'ti on custom work or merchant
ciIhrf ssh chm H.. me "O't !irr''i' "ur at ib'
be-. .r-,,u mis- iu the -ta'" rs the bur riiu "i
ur.rtlu'Ulrrz. bolts. &C., va. be- u-cd iotcu'luu
Nur> WHENEVER grTcd
Cen I.ir'u Give Us1 cliI rs W. 1rr determined
20 squire 10 prirs with .oni competent, a"d "c-
r.mnul1jingmHlrrs 'or-rirr nrucril satisfaction
TIN. un l,f-J fH'j h7s uHi1'H"l ,h" entire con-
irn' he ,hryr mills and will hereafter uprrn-
irui them On person; aud ~ i'"l' cnuhd'ut TINT
win Zoo new arrangement together with vouur
H.,'Im-'. experience iu the 1huy" h1rn"s, that Hr
con -li,Iy dr'y nIl honorable compvi'irn.
DAYTON. sept H. 1852. d. GREEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
EisEsIi ARRIVAL or
Fall and Winter Goods,
At THE
q eW Elm GLAND EranCh

I W MILLS spH,I respectfully '".'ciof 'ae
~ public au examination 4 t'--h ,turk ui
eoe's ~ ,Gr oil stand opposite DC NaU-irn Ilou-r
AS. tlijer- himself L't "a l!h EisVlt- 10 much H-
rrru>-u took. and the io" price (which ur'-ru"
enabled 10 g.. To goods, WiiA lh' rany pny plan
sinp'el nv him n l.ic sprD-, vhi.n proves @ uu-
W7, advantage 90 both r. y-r 'nJ se"rT Ar Gun
give lciit bargains thautlt .ut".
lis-rork u1 sheen ee.frt wiih The iit'o-' care
a- yooi- well Iutgii 1rr lw'i sold lul n''f.r!-
cuHi.rE' iUa--urug tHr public Ii.th wei not r,
uul. tsu.u ny any ouc. al pcisoUs igu'u- Nu
wfiH call will -rr That hr j. sr.uuI goods cheaper
than ever -H.dIn tins vicinity bc.utc.
iv general a--uuud stock. the arir'rs are too
acmeruus 10 mcn''oH; would merely say llar
have rood assortment
DRESS GOODS
consisting III F.rurh urriuo. WOO, dr laius twill
ri -EaIc,ls, sin warp tuar.tps. AN un c.olhs.
uIptcis, pInle dr l'in-, IrIsLu cins. .lurl- iur
l1d,ts ,ark-, NaraiGc and rrry dress .l,s,
black Fix ill. g'H4hgm., pants 1T 800 desc pt,us,
domestic aud fiarurl, l0y ,'a'r slavic ~
1rc1tanH .p1WnHtui clos. aul ho-r.N A. amy 30
-INn = HHr Dot ol''dJt AMI v'y.t ghsoutUJ
|uutrlty ~ .ur,ta's. trgnu Is.
Boots and shoHs. trDrtu} irn,,i"s, Sc
The above stock T. upw ready tyr inspection, ali
pcron. are invited 90 Cli. an examine iur ITEM
selves,
Wrh ,hauk,iorpn.,i ayors we hope by prompt
7ilrn"n To Jusae's' g m'i' Cc,1aii',,;a,7rsg OF
lVauolrgr J. v MILLS
Ouawa Sept. IS, l7j?.
: t. compliance with areglntion Of The commits.
slonrg ct Pensions, nubIic notice hereby gwen
t"1t land Warrant No l0Gi7, issued 20 sherman
! Leland. tor l6l acre., was mailed ON the lih a
OF August last, al Boston, Ia an envelope, direct.
1 ell 10 Il. > Leland, ct Ottawa. that u nevrl
reached the sol T., $. Leland, having probably
| been IN the n1i ON The Steamer Atlantic, sunk III
| hike Ef.c, ON or about the ooh 1t slil August
7 - ..| o I lad. . .N. al
comW,s,iuuerul pensions Tor q duplicate Of -1it
warrant. GAN l-!0-GiD SHERMAN LELAND.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
Attention =! y!

THE sub.r,ih,r is now receiving the largest as
.,t,msnt of Dry Gcods, Groceries, il,rdwnr
Crockery, Boots ard Shoes, Fish, SAT-, &c..Nc.'
ever before op,ncd ~ OTTAWA. Which the ntwn-
u, n ~ IA Iouy Loexwoop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
rl I
q: r.; - OTTAWA NURSERY,
CgSsx III SHE COUNTY, H.

%TNNI.IS < MURPHY would announce 10
he plhIr t4t ,l-t SSH have Tor safe. THIS
Ia.. 40 their nursery situated Cur wI'- ~ ... .' tie
court house, on lh-IulI leading Frru.a H'r- ..E-
trua,e a-.ur'm-n'ul Eruf Tree Shu,..l, iur-
iy Roses, Greenhouse abl ..r.tAegyase Ie,rUNNt
p.IHs.
Oar .iurk at surU.tI iu,r .nirv1-0pear trees
.cawars .s col. DE y1UrIr- ui pN'e, pear piuri,
Cherry. Una Hplrur .r.r,wus. blythe cuugrts,
ut f.uf, growers. afc ut .r.h slc and ,iall.y as
uu contrast can ,..pEr1E".
DIGoo-rarfr-- see have 70 varieties; Curauur,
ID varieties 90 Gupts, the bagS Hamburg,
CLINTON. Isabella. aud tauwnr. Rap -nirs,
thr Yellow Antwerp Isal he'd .lafrsrg. franco
ua, and Fur,lat fowruug suup--Arhcas,
fowuu. Almond. Amu,pha, tUJcprus, turrant
yt.ov irwru1 CutJcuca-trr tuuuwou-, fory-
u-l,Jrp1n Ounce, lilac. puy,tS. Peter, wrr1.H,
JuIg. .li.e, >pTra-. SyuuLas. iiC2cid hpSrd
,uu.I IrIrt D., many he most hc0uu,G. pant miro
duyrIh y Nr fugugr. nom China.
OIRp-r. we have Buurbons. Bengal, Tea Nor.
settle, lI,bsd China, r,pclu1'. or k"m"ntnts
Chu.n., rose, N"-- ro- AMI Ncrcpm a rose
ir.iI.--- lIuuN "utuI Nd1rr'1rrous a. MES
tt.s--~s,. ,au, .- iuCu,ng pH"N drrm'
..u.u. Iuul- tauuls, ruru.J.u-. p.cutfcs
.uN.au b. NUNS poUp'H' or u pHan oiuS-on.
lt-HuUr. p''u ~. N.r.ruar goa, s,E'huu's
'r... .a,I. -. 'iu,r- &c
Nrnasr ra,yt--NmlulJe. rlEc,ay1n
...,.. .n'.u.. a.d i.'pNo Twmur.
...r-f .,t-- .rUoac, ..uui.C,u-
..s... t..p. etc
I..s .-e.uuu o.rgr ors, e r.u-
........ ..tN ...."
..I..... -0....g .rp'r .crJ'ires 4tU
....... .,.. ... s..H ..s NI sell oh' ~ @
--..E .a.s...>. '.,H,r as s.u.As g.
. G.e,a.oD,e observation-disclosures, ca'mcas
"a, ,....- e, I..H .,r. i,.r snIs 'I,.s E.