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CITIZENS SOFNASUynLF

~ no any article in line, would do call and
examine the stock fresh and complete and prices
and quality ofeach article in the House, will give comp etc
.atsiaction.
For such articles have purchase, which we
r ssle Il is be hoped that you will give cali as this
s the yIRsr and House of the kind ever
she Country Druggists and Merchants purchase
,y. pouse many articles much less prices than they
hsye aver bought VIII You give call order You
Nnn J.. p. DROMGOOLE
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+ OOK AT THIS.-Having taken out License un-
4 der the corporation la W, prepared to
sell negroes Commission and will make LIBERAL cash ad.
egoes left with us for sale and pledge ourselves
to obey instructions unless it be TO separate families Eight
or IN likely girls wanted. DABBS PORTER,
feb 4'5t No 3S Cedar street
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TOR SALE.-The undersigned offers for sale hi $
valuable tract of Land in Bedford county, Noak's
Fork OF Duck River II miles North East of Shebyvlle
from Wartrace Depot and half mile from Fairfield h e
road leading from Shebyville TO McMnnvile. The tract
co ains 450 acres, all under good fence, 500 in high
state of cultivation and 80 well set blue grass 1t
bines AL the qualities of first class cotton stock farm,
being abundany waered and well adapted to the growth
of hemp con cotton small grain and all kinds of grass
1t has upon it u commodious neat and comfortable frame
dwelling frame kitchen and smoke house. and two large
and rooy barns also very fine apple and peach orchard
The negborhood is of the best in Middle Tennessee
society moral and intelligent evinced in the erection Of
fine Male Academy, amply large to accommodate 200 pu
pills The post office, with semi weekly mail, Duck River
Mail Ac ldeny very Ourshng School and two churches
are in half mile of the above place which will be sold up
on reasonable terms the has concluded to
TO Texas. MATT 3. FINCH.
apllS-yf Fairfield, Tenn.
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ORANGES, ORANGES.

ORANGES, ORANGES.
SA BOXES of the above in good ORDER
~ l15 boxes Cheese, suitable for the Summer:
200 Cocoa Nuts just received;
20 boxes assorted pickles, fresh
10 I" Macaron - .
8 bbls Cranberres,
) boxes Lemons,
For salo at J. G. C. R0BERTSON'S
narehS 81 Broadway.
y. RHODES N. T. HAGEN, W. X. CAsoS,
Late of Tenn Iateof Nashville, Late of Columbia
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TO The MEDICAL PROFESSION,

= CEYMoUR'S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
= SUPPORTER A new remedial Agent or a
new method of applying old and popular one Is
presented to the Proe sson and through to Ill who
VANiSM,sac as Amenorhoa; ChIoross Dy smen
Prolapsus Ceri Leuchorhea; Hyseria Lumbag or pain
in the back Dyspepsia de ndant
weakness from any cause of the
TEN, and all Kindred Affections To the Ply scians is
enough to this instrument is
rousng and stimulating it TO healthy action assisting
and of supeTcedDg other remedies opinions
best authors of the day, Medical Journals NJ. be-
nashville and other cities using the nsrument is the
most scientifically constructed Abdominal Supporter
invented, which will be apparent any scientific
lnspeetont constructed that eIher its galvaDic
mechanical support may be dispensed with, may be ind
Gated by each Physicians hail IL potent ally
batting me OF The mOs troublesome OF Diseases which
ten tax their patience and skill.
SeymOur's Obstetrical Supporter.
This used and Ladies' in that most try
ing hour of life Labor No Lady anticipating this ordeal
would think of dispensing with its
disadvantages Ii places under the ofthe pa
the aid she requires. No accoucher
teaI practice who does not when efficacy
made known TO the public. .. a
sbYMoUR's PLiCENrA FORCEPs. This instrument
NJ DIS In Nashville and other places using then) All
ders addressed to ... - T. D. PAYNE
of Berry & DemOville, Nashville, Tenn,
from the States OF Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee Ala
bama, Georgia, Florida Mississippi, louisiana Iexas,
Arkansas for either OF the above will with
prompt attention. '' .... .
They can elsn be had at the following houses
j. &. BROWNS, Ii. G.. SG0yELtS, W. F. GRAY'S J.
NJ ZlMMERMAN'S, q. W. HENDERSHOT'S Mrs T. A
Gu. rs, No,6S North Market ST, and c. A. BUBtNSOS& &
Co Shelbyviie. f-a-
mars 54-6m
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V.IUABLE WATER POWER AND LAND
FOR SALE

nEISc determined . Texas. now offer nv
valuable Mills and Land for sale. lying Elk river
AZ miles rom Winchester If do not sell priyately by
tb 6rst Monday in October next will at that time sell L,
The highest bidder front of the Court House in the town
of Winchester.
II swell known that this is the most valzablo wafsr
power in Franklin county it the best in the State Of
Tennessee. The GRiST and SAW MILLS on il are in
yod running ORDER and the best IN Franklin county
They are situated "a miles from Alsona and three raa
from Dechard, the Nashville and Chatanoaga Railroad
The power capable of running any amount of ma.
chinsry. ATy person or Company that may desire 10 20
into the manufacturing business have Opportunity
of procuring location superior any in this country All
such are respectfully invsed come and examine for
themselves Connected with the Mill property tract
Of Land containing 10 acres, which viii sell all in
bdy divide into lots to purchasers Ii is all well
mbered with the exception Of about 20 acres which in
cultivation Near the Mills is a GOOD DWELLING and
houses and convenient TO the dwell ing there three
excellent springs of pure Freesons water besides others
There are also fine SULPHER SPRINGS on the sract
ardng rs good iSulpher water be found N the
State 49,.
The location Of the residence is high and healthy and
scenery il beat tifIl
rs will sell this valuable properly GA terms 10 stt
nrchasers-either for cash credit Long or snort
credit will be given 'A"r0 ~ N'A ILL
IaDll3-dtw VT
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFTIcE-No. M, DEADERIcK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AsiERlCAN-Is furnished
subscribers the following rates. Single copies
gear advance. 81 So within the year So oO heend
Of the wear a. 90. CuuBs-Of i've and upwards-$2 90
per copy for year. Clubs Of subscribers will be re-
cevedfor six monthsat the foregoing rates. =
its TRIwEEKLY is published every Tuesday rhursdsy
snd Saturday, at s5 per in advance If No. paio
advance, ss. s9qI tsut osie ssad ,oI . "a II &c
-, DAILY is published ut Eight Dollars eZal ~
ySs- THE MONEY ~ ALL CASES To ACCoAfAAi
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cemances of subscriptions mar 30 hade by mail ss our
usk- "a r1fsTo s.sF "a Z II 'tDf . q . -.ltl
aer win be sent out Of the State unless the order u
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DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
ID Springs will be remind for the present year. leased
for of years. There extensive accommodations
for visitors, and every thing necessary to make them
popular place of resort for health pleasure They
situated in Hickman County, Tennessee and for the last
several years have beer much re9uented by the citizens
of Davidson, Williamson, Maury aud other negh5oring
counties Any wishing to lease will address
MRS. ELIZABETH A. WEEMS,
Bon Aqua p. o., Hickman County, Tenn. or
!. /. FINLEY,
81 College street. opposite Planters Bank, Nashville.
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NONE SO EFFECTUAL.-Ihel lessons Of experi.
the most reliable and if COSTLY are
songh atfer by hepractca The following il the velnn
tary testimony Of worthy and wellknon yscan rela
tive TO his experience of the efficacy of b. A. Fahnestoeks
celebrated FERMFCGE, during practice of twenty i've,
years fGRKNADA Miss, May %, 1852.
Messrs b. A. FAHSEsrocx oGent,. am one Of those
individuals in giving certificates but in the pre-
sent instance consider it To humanity say that have
been engaged in the practice of medicine for twenty
years. and have met with any remedy eectua
WORMS as your VERMlFUGE- In adults even in cases
Of FEVER. sometimes it TO of eaUuel taken
the previous night and often find bilious evucuatons and
to follow. other yERMIF UGE in my prac
tice, and desire no better. Respectfully. -,
(Signed) W N HAWKINS
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants generally throughout the United
Ss;es. -aa.--r- .-s.. .r-s mar2S,-wl
DARN FOR SALE-Having removed South
IL sequence Of my health oiter my farm for sale,
lying N Christian county, n.y. five miles ire Hopkins
vile, immediately the Nashville road containing BY
survey 202S There is about 100 cleared and
under excellent fence, with abundance Of the hest tim
Der for building and farming purposes and well watered
The buildings all new, and consist OF frame dwell
ing aarge shielded tobacco barn, with all necessary out
budings-Sad farm is situated i'll very pleaSan: and de
srAble neighborhoOd, and within half mule of the Hen
derson and Nashville Railroad. -- 3. --
There is also adjoining this tract ll ofgood land
that can be had Gu accommodating erms, SHOULD the pur
chas want more land Address my brother K. H. Ioi d.
who ia my authorized agent. THOS. j. HORD. /"
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COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment.
TARPAULINS, HAMM0CKS, STUFFS, &t
ENTIRELY NEW!

Jar DROMG00LE 6Co, has just received at No. 10,
College st. Nashville anew and complete assortment
II Family Medicines, Portumes Toilet and Family soaps
shoulder Braces Supporters, &c. which he offers tho
'Auo WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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4s do Extra Toilet Soaps,
A. do Family Soaps,
100 do Common Cakes,
"A do RusletOn, Clark &
Cos. Cod Liver Oil.
60 do Ly yoA's katbairon,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Farrell's Arabian Liniment,
Houck's Panacea,
Gray's Ointment,
Houses Medicines,
Dr. ID. Jayneis Medicines.
MOffaIt's and Brandreth'.
Pills.
Arnold's and Houses Pills,
Smiths and Soule's do,
Wright's and Cooks do.
Jayne's and Peters do,
Carter's Spanish Mi1ture,
Urban's Anti. Bachanalian,
Elixir for lntemperance,
Urban's Anti-Dyspeptic Ex'
celsior,
Ladies', Children's & Gents,
Shoulder Braces,
Hebrew Plaster,
Houghton's Pepsin,
Marchise's Uterine CRtholl'
con,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
- E-.A.pkar.M M.Igo..a
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The following comprises d
i20 doz Mustang Liniment,
nj do Williams We o d
Nspiha,
% do Ayers Cherry Pecto'
raj,
lea do Chinese Rheumatic
Antidote,
- do WiliIam's Sarsparilla
4S do Henry's Invigsrat-
Cordial,
" do Morse's lnvigorat-
ing Cordial,
"a do lIoOpland's G. rman
man BiitErs,
~ do Bull's Sarsaparilla,
i2O do DrOmgo0le's Female
Bitters,
$40 do Mclapo's & Rahnes-
stocks Eermifage,
400 do Fine snd common
Colleagues assort.
100 do Hair POmatums,
50 do do Oils,
90 DO Assorted Extracts for
the handkerchief,
"a do Transparent Wash
Balls,
A. do Transparent Cakes,
IL do SapohsceOus Com
pound,
E,pa HnnRK Snnn
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A CARD.-Dr. T. ". CONNER, PhysioPathic or
n Botanic Physician, having returned from recent
visit of business to California again offers his Medical Ser
vices to the Afflicted Public trusting the general sasfac
ton he as heretofore given will restore him his former
liberal with increased Patronage.
Office on the corner Of Union and Summer streets; Reel
dence 81 Summer street, between Broad and Church.
feb7 '54-Sm.
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FOX q POLIiEMUs,


SO Broad Street, Corner Beaver, Eew-York,
Offer far Sale the joll0lOiRg Heoey Cotton Fabrics:
NTEW-ENGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch all
nun bers hard and sof also all the various widths OF
Canvass manufactured this establishment comprising
cry variety ka5En TO the trade aud offered at The lowest
rates.
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK Woodberry and
Mount Vernon Extra full assortment Of this superior
5abric. .- ...s..
VILLIMkNTIC COTTON DUCK-ls. ls, 20 and %
inch all numbers hard and soft This fabric awarded
The highest Premium at the London Worlds Fair also at
-1H State Fair.
SHIP AND BEAR MARK DUCK-Plain and twiiled
manufactured by the Gree awOods Company, superior
tee for light SAILS TENTS awnings &C. also Mount Yer
ou Twied Ravens Howard Ravens. Pioneer and Phoenix
s Ight Cotton Ravens, plain % TO 27 inch; Heavy, do.
do m ...-.a...
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment.
TARPAULINS, HAMM0CKS, STUFFs, &C.
PAPER FELTIEG-S0 to ~ zach, made very heavy,
expressly for dTier fats. .-
CAR COVERING-Cot cotton Canvass all widths from so
10 1870 inches all numbers made expressly for
ug and roofing railroad cars is perfectly and permanently
yster.proof aud enduring than the Car itself
ENhMELLING CANVASS, SO, 40, 45 and SO inch
ulain and twiiled. in every variety.
BAGS AND BAGGING-Of every description. Seam.
less Bags woven WHOLE all size in bales Of lOO 200 and
800; combining strength utility and cheapness for grain
and meal, unsurpassed.
Also heavy Cotton Sacking, 80 inch Canvass thread
Warp and Filling heavy twilled, do do, 20, % 40, and
44 inch.
WOOL sACKS-Woven whole all sizes, and desirs-
BILE article. feb25 '54-lyd.
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NOTICE.

H. persons indebted state Pententary are
"A qlesed to come forward and max 10 Pas%eos m q ne lss
ol'S! S -. Cor collection RICHARD WHITE
AmIs-tf saw Agent
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A ACCINEVIRUS.-Asm small quantity just recen Ell
N of reliable quality, DC. J. C. BROWN.
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HAVE received large stock e the above seeds and
am selling et rates reasonable enough please ali who
are In want The stock left last wear was verv large
consequently there very few fresh see is in the market
but ifyou want genuine article call at e .- -= :
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a..- .f. ID. r, ELLIS q CO., -y--s BE-
GRoCKRs AND C0AMIssIoE MERCHANTS,

viii attend promptly to the sale of Country Produce
t.1I-a REFERs -6hi Alh -"..f l--
Carter 4 Bowdre, Macon, James n Spurlock, Roma
Ross Bros, = I'd VIM. A Fort Rome, 100 d
Robert b Bostwck, Meretta Jno. W. Hoyle Chattanooga
James NJ Cooper, Atlanta, A, E. Van Epps,
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DOTAT0ES.-Afres fresh supply ofPINK-EYE and NE
il SHAN0C. Just received and for sale BY
apis STEWART 4 WEAKLY.
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DR. F. S. WoLpRIpsE, Franklin,
IsHAN A. EcXLKs, Springfield,
lAnEsT. BAsHAw, Gallatin,
GopX & OWEs, Lebanon,
CggCKET d RIDDLE, Mprfressboro'
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3 tebz4 "a Drug Snde, Com Rroai and Market .,
ONE TIiOusAND I,stLi.A lis n tlai-s III, :

NJ - To- H sap ii cents, can be made by pur-
IA chasing one on Bobbits cans OF Potash bran new
art Gle IN tins market 500 OF which have been sold in the
last two weeks. For sale only by ~ IF. GRAY
feb34 "a 90 lfi f--lA t'nr BrDIS and Market 81
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al Urugs IN tNtrY IoWn IN Tue STATE Tenne.
and all the Southe and Western States ...
April '54-lmdtw&w ........ n ..... ID. .
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GALEEA MARK ETS.

(Corfected Dudy .Ii"an tie Gtteac iltrffi|cr)
rLoUn.-Supcrlnc - 80 ) 60, Extra Sc 90 a
&c 80.
GRAIN. Oats bush. 81 a 22c Corn, none.
PoRK.-Mess $.l3 : II, do Clear : - SIG.
BlCoN.-IIans Sc &c. Shoulders q a &c.
L,RD.-S ID to &c.
BUrrER-Fre>h l. u IGc, Fmkim II I-2 Is.
CHEEsE-E ID and w K IL a DC, Country 9 4
Zoe.
SUGAR-N 4I2a l-2c, Clarified 81 a
&c, Loaf 10 a lie.
MoLAssEs-N O 50 35c, s II Sc ioc.
CofFEE-Rin II - Is l-2c, Java 10 l7c.
Rice, 6a6l-l.
TEA-!mlcr;L Is 7jc, Y II 40 a zoe, Black
10 q 60c.
ToEAcCo-Yngnia p a Sc, Missouri l2-l2 a
CANDLES and So,r-N,mll IS l-2a &c TaIIow.
prime none, Dipped, none. Soap ) 81 a 6 If.
FErIr--tpp'e., green per bl - 50 IS 50,
Dried, per bush p al 30, Peaches, dried, -
q * 90. Rai>ins per box 81 ca, Lemons 81 90
al 80.
FIsH-M,ckcrc. No. per bh, SIS 90, No. ::
10 IS %, No. > do II 90, Goldfish per Dbl - ca
Salmon per bhI SO 90, Oysters per dozcn, IS o.
u 80 90.
HhEDwARE--Na>.J nni;,ta Per Il, 6 n7c, irn;
Mountain, 6a7 Il, Boston do, Iron, Fiat Bar.
5o6, III 5 Bar, 6 - q ,, sheet American.
: ID 9, Nail Rod 2r, Russian l. ST., Cast
Steel per Ib pc, Blister rs 2e, ,rrin;m Sd
Steel springs II 4 -, Axc~ 10 q - ID, Anvil
| y u, Axes per ,I.z. II % - 81, Chains
log. per ID sai>, Cable 10, Miners shovcis pc,
| ,lny y u Sn,.,,s I,
| DIR Goops-i'iuc drills per yard ID He's
Brown Shcciiay, I 8 Bic, Os,a';'ry, II I3'
Blue dsn;ns, 10 a II, Cotton ia;s 10 IL ID
Cotton yarn 10 y, Ticking 9 a IL.
LUuBER-Cenr per VI p 90 80 90, Common
! Is 90 u Is %, Flooring, rough, 20 90 - 90
planned, 30 90 b 90, Siding is 90 20 90
Sheeing, y 90 u II, Lah , 90, Shingles ) 81
"A p.
LEAD-?igs per 100 Ib~-a- Shot, pei
sack - 90, White pure per kcg OF a -, Ne
! |, per kcg , % = so
GLAss-l2xlS per box so 81 90, 10<14
per box, ) % a IS 50, IOxl2 1 50, $40 ) 50 4
i 90.
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FormIrniuH.
j. G.. BURBANK n CO..

j. G.. BURBANK n CO..
CtTORAGE, Forw ariing and Commission Merchants
y Groccrs and Dealers i'll Grain and Provisions.-
Wharf Boat ST. Paul, Min. J. Z. BURBANK,
&. T. WHITNEY.
Shippers and Consignees will find to their interest to
do business with us, the expense CT Labor and Dlay-
age is saved.
REFERENCES
Gov. w. A. Gorman,
Henry NJ. Rice, =, p,uy
Alex. Nilkn.
b. III. Campbell. & Co
Geo. w. CampbelI,& Co, c,
Lorrain, X Co., "'o"''
II. :. Harris, q Co.
RF E sa.a }s, Louis.
S Sanrlss s e s'snw g Co., Boston
Mark Packages care Il. 4 Z. Wharf Boat ST. Paul.
Mir
81. Paul. May l.. 1851. 1.tf
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CbtrI4o.
COMMISSION AND ADVER
YISING AGENCY.
Gil RLES WOOLLETT
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

F{NO MEEc,NrIE MIN TlsXtsa ani others qyrg bust
i ness in this city
respectfully aunouurn intention to establish 'Nvsclf
lcrmanently i'll til" above business. in this citv and offer
services 10 elect sales of Produce, purchases Mcr
clarli>c. Lumber &c.. Commission together with
BUSINESS winch requires personal attention. for winch
"Nf "Iicncc o seventeen In active mercantile
pursuits and thorough knowledge OF the city tr!c has
qualified me I" effect, On the most advantageous terms,
lricby ircuctiy obving the meow Cuicnre and pcne
lcN ing nom" and bunincs Hoping IT, I've fay"r,! with
commands. truSn" that this may lead
transactions. extensive md mutually beneficial. and
rng you OF my best efforts in your behalf truly
tIN. WOLF FIT
kIlraS To Ah. W. Kennedy F.. b. Williams. W Way
man. NJ J.. Keith. A. H. lackal E-'I., John Rogers Ej
ii. friuh EoI Io><rS. Nugcn UwncS
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SIIiTLTZ d MAYi!ES.


1iiIi'. NEAR MINNESOTA NfEttT.
HANEju~t received large assortment "t Cloths, CaS
i >imrr'~, Nr-tin-S. &".. &c. which thee pre-
pared t. make up :" order in It's. i'>t >t,tc AID on the
h"rt"~i Motto. Tt,y nav" II 80 on hard - l.iid
Sentiment ct Ready made ts' nag "r u. latest 10. and
m' II i'la pied t" M nrrlrt. All at which, nry hc hal
at L,.. prices AMI arr,nil 1la'irr Gail and
anime their ~'.i.' rfr-. >r rl sew here
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b. ri. CAMPBELL d co, Agents, Calena.
"TUE WORLDS FAIR,

Cf,jRel' IF ThitG ant HtAn,ts Sf,fti. 81. p,kl
TyN1E proprietor o the WorS Fair haN ing just returned
from the East with large and extensive a>s"rtI Mt
oi and desirable Spring and Summcr goods invite
the attention of his patrons to call and examine his tuc
He find time t" cnulcratc only few OF !hc many
ticlc- which he found in his store.
l;uNNEG-Silk. Tin, lace belgrade" blonde lace
pedal and diamond Italian English and PUNISHABLE, Ac.
IaCf:l.mcrick thread linen, Nnccncs, li"nton Ger
man. cotton and pointed ribbons Of evc;y variety.
MUSrINS AND WHrvoIr GooIr-Iace ca pcs, clcmscttcs
under and maulaS.
SIAwIs--Firurcl and Fancy Broc:lc Baragc aud
silks. Cashmere, Tibet and French Print Grape Shawl
and Scars.
PARASoIS-Fgurcd Lace. SIN. Ir Gale Imperial Wa
tered aud F"utri. Plain and ligur Satin.
II>S -. SINS, S,TNS AND pft>sS nonISlain figure!
and all wool BiI:,s and arc.c Eel aims Nu-lin Robes.
American. French AMI F. i.l>l .Iaconct and Cambria.
French. English and Anne ricIu Prints.
MILLINERY 'ioops-!&,nTs. SHOES Gl-FRSllain and
fancy. IprrI F"y Patterned and Br"nzcl. Chilrcn's.
oll"r and inion Ties slippers and Carpet shoes.
PIECE GoOt,S-ia lor> Trimmings and Cent FURNISHING,
C"oIS Mems and Boy Clothing ready made and made
to order the shortest rotce
SIX. Fur Panama, Leghorn, ami variety Of other
Hats, Caps, &c.
OIL Cloth, Pru :SVISfa Tapestry, Wool, Cotton am!
Hemp, Floor aud 81 AG AsrpctS.
general ASSORTMENT of House Furnishing Goods. in
cluinc Paper aulingS Muslin, Linen, Lace, and trans
parent Window Shades and Curtains with UU set Of Cord.
ra>,cl> and Rollers pertaining Ia. Gilt inrnccs, San
Rods. Yankee Notions, Boots and SHOES. etc. Get.
Goods delivered i'll town boat carriage tr'c.
WORLDS FAIl: STORE,
CNyr1er Thi,ri dai hnisrtS NJt'tS. 81 /'ntI.
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mnm!"r Of II'lI ~ENA DE- WHO ID al kin,TS 0F
! general h"u-,yo -k, %. ieW actisc Young Men.
for wii4rr@ in "tr~ who understand tie business we'll
alNaN, obtain desirable situations and fair wages, by
caiut at the INTElLIGE nee oFtICE.
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INDI ALE tl r;ttirc -tAr', al of the inoIie
Il making c~ta'ii ,in"rt> in this city. r. l"r>"i
wishing cn@,g. in lg ,inc>s chance Il !lom will
is within his reach. Address T. L.. 1T the l1bNFE
Office All communications strictly confidential. ii. L.
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Commissioner Of The General LGnd Office.

NOTICE TO IRE ENiTION CIAIMAN1S
Every person entitled to the right Of pre- cnp"n to any
of the lands within the townships and parts of town
Ships above enumerated required to establish the
To the satisfaction q" tbs Register and Receiver 4" the
per Land ofc", and make payment therefor as SOM us
"Incticje Gfr Seiig ms lojce and before the day a
pointed for Tie Of il public sale q! the
lands embracing the tract claimed othcr~" such claim
Will be forfeited. JOHN VII son.
Conan iSsiontr cf the Gen1Ut Ldnd t.Jice
I,,,nO IL.
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MACKCRlN 81 EDGERTON.
BiNkEhS, E-I'HANGE md REL ES1I7E

Il ROk f RS.
oFFlr-No I, NiESrow HorSE, s;r. PAUL. MINNESOTA
w Ill buy and sell Evctangc-IiScoun good SinnSS
w paper at current rateSteceve NcIoSitcS-!uv and
sell Real Estate ConEliS>on-Makc Collcc tiousT,kc
charge of Zeal Estate OF non-re>ienS pay taxes and do
all other business pertaining to their profession.
REFERENCES:
Willis A. German, Governor Minnesota; Alexander Ram
sew Ex-Governor: Ogden Jones Il Co.. Chicago Charles
Marvin bel. Bank. Delhi, y. y: Wad>worth x eldon
n. V; II. a. Tucker Co.. EX. Bank, Chicago; Harrison
Fay, Boston.
e Notes of the Merchants Bank, Of Macon received
on deposit md for Gold an. Exchange current rates.
June "a. 1854. ly-iune %