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GROCERIES. LIQUORS. WINES sc.
DAVIS d SWAMI.
AUCTION d. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Wholesale Dealers IN Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, &c,, &c.
no. l3 EAST-sIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TIAYE IN STORE-by recent arrivals and which they
offer for sale for cash the lowest prices, TO wit:
S75 hhds Sugar of every grade from very hne to ell
qualities below;
$50 bags Rio Coffee;
$50 barrels Plantation Molasses;
$50 nalf bbls do Molnsses
56 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
so do Loaf Sugar, No. to No. s.
$50 boxes Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco;
With almost every other article in the Grocery and Ii
quor line meet the demands of country and city buyers
which they deerm ined to sell low any house in
Middle Tennessee. They hare also TO arrive, 10000
Sacks fine Salt which will be sold in lots the Wharf to
suit purchasers, a; small trihe advanced on cost.
Country Merchants and others visiting this city to y
Goods in line, would dc we'll to give cab before
buying elsewhere.
DAVIS d SWAMI,
feb26 No 70. Public Square.
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NOTICE,

ID TT1e OF execution directed iron the Su.
DPrene Court Of Errors and Appeals at Nssh7iIe viii
oher iGr sale tor cash at CoaT Use Nashville the
lst Saiurdr N August next G s FgGt aHi interest that
W u DORRiS, has in aud to certain lot or parcel Of
ground situated IL South Nashville bounded olIoEs-
ginning st Mallory Corner and running S0uthyFaril
WIN Noiese street 81 iee to Inc line oi the Tennessee
Railroad Isl feet Alley thence with the line Of said
Alley to Mallory hne l52 feet thence at right angles win
as the property OF W Doris and in favor of Wesle
Greenfield Sale within lawful hours. E BTILEY-
le6-lRS. Sha--tf :, iDN.,I'
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SToP THE RASCAL

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD. fo7 G man who
/ calls himself OR-1AL EyRtT.a who came to my house
"a Feba~ last and set IN TO work for me- and remained
muse cd lie bldis eij blanket, his escape md
mas not been heard Of he small riEn of rather
Tlo. COMPLEXION about tive feet six inches high; he sa
.an yisaged man withe Ssliowsh hazel eye and toier
bic large nose his hair Is stFsght and black with some
ty gray hairs; he says that he is Is years old he is
mid se nan with but fe words he said that he vas
;s:sed in East tennessee and LIS falheT lives 10 Roane
county lat Tennessee Ice horse that he carried away
7.s Young LAY horse 9 sSrs ddi about fifteen and
"a hauis hl,f wh bald face, and lind feet white a lit
s above tle Quarter Joints he has black main ana TAIL
1I is ra her bro7sn bs he IS o the Tom sll pacing
bcr1 men ,. lett.
will give the above reward TO any person who viii
or me The man and the horee either OF them,
re erer cf te1 and give information 50 that can
-; them. = - hITTkkLl-
= = - - r-sis~- r-,.lt- Teun ivf.tf
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR RdkUAATIsd, stisGl,
Pain in stde, Hip Limbs ana jGinC Crofda, Kings
Evil White cling Hard Tumor SG Joints ssd ali axsd
pains Hka ever
Where this Plaster is applied pain cannot exist,
and Weakness the Stomach Weak Limbs, Laneness Al
sctoH OF thsLpngs in their primary stage 1t destroys III
hanasoD by persPIation-
James BOYD Piekeas diSific South Carolina, testhes
that by alone cured OF kBeudaIsm in both
Of ms knees. Of several years standing.
Ths following handed b. TsspsefGos physician in
Georgia a.-as......
MrssRs sooytL MEAD Gents have been using your
Lvsrwort and Tar H-brew Plaster extensively IN my
practice oT three past and Is with pleasure that
my belief in their upefloy ARrIcLEs
win which am aequanisd, for the purposes which they
msnded. The Hebrew Plaster espesialls, an
PSNAcE for local PAINS have also found
most eNcells nj application for Sprains ed Enses " gives
universal satisfaction wherever used s. S.DSliS5 N u
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, I543. 60
Jr r BesFaEe Of COnntsrfets and base limitations
The genuine will future ghature OFF, YIoh
the steel plate the label on the top OF e
box. +r .- - 80 -
Pure are adFised eOuntssil Of ths ar
tiele h in existence .,,ot,.-
The genuine sold only by and By our asehls
ed thr0u gh South-AED PEDLAR y 1870,
buynr of any bn cur regular agent, oiher"e 'hs9 W." "
imgossd upon with worthless article ,sp.n
~, cbar4,es Street. New Orleans. -r
So Csnsra Aee.ts the Southern siaes, 70 "hoi1 an
| orders must Invariably be s1drssSea;
BERRY & DEMoVILLE,
EWIN BROTHERS,
49,. w. F. GRAY.
IT,, d,wAwsm i'm. ZIMMERMAN.
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= NALDANLE- LAND FOX SALE.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES Of very de
~ sirabe LAND, divided into SIX LOTS containing
from to SO acres EACH known the Chesthsm and swing
Land situated between and miles from Nashville on
the Nolensve Turnpike The greater part OF the Lang
is Tmbered and we'll Watered. Also an eligible Bol
ING SITE each LOT, commanding hne view On NJ ~
Turnpike anG Nashville and Chattanooga kalircao -
will sell the above LAND at AUCTION et the Conf. nous
if not previously sold at private sale Fof lefS' S'''
apply al No Gs19. Cherry street to H ,,po,uJ
Real Estate Agents.
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r AND WARRANTs.-We.r .r,

T AND WARRANTS.-We We are buyin,, ard -
IL the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS pes
sons at distance having warrants sell bY sending to
prices ct which they selling at the time ia SashTs J
ihiu cash RENTED orpaid to order VIA
ey2l DER RPEARL6 co
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GAYNOII, MACDONALD ~ co.

- and 10 FcRTI ollesif NV oik'
INFFER The TRADE on liberal TERMS Of Their own
I } itn7or.si17 and Manufacture, STRAW GOODS,
ii l. gud SATIN BONNETS RIBBONS, FRENCH and
AMERICAN FIOWBRS, FEATHERS, BONNET LIN
tNlS TABS. &C. &C. and general assortment Of NIL
IINERI GOODS. orders promptly exeeGted ijyl-sm
DALTIHGRE COFFEE.-2oJ bags Just received
Is T. N Baiti-lo-n-Enest ever received IN Nashville.
80 -gy-- LANiER d PHILLIPS.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

It
TINE UNDERSIGNED offers his VALUABLE O.
l. FARM situated in the county OF Madison, 10 IA.
miles north east from Jackson and some miles Bs&
east OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad the dista
from Spring Creek and contains about zoo acres.
Said arm has been long esteemed of the very best
in the county and located healthy section entirely
exempt from the visitation OF Cholera There $50
acres cleared land, and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE. commOdious GIN HOUSE and good COTTON
PRESS-sn excellent STABLE, and other necessary out
houses
The said Farm has fertile and productive soil
admirably adapted for the cultivation Of Cotton and could
be made of the best so-fsrms in West Tennessee
being well watered with five failing Springs and
beautiful creek. :
Any person desirous Of purchasing is invited to
the premises aud learn OF the subscriber other particulars
az to terms &c. fHOS b. FENNER.
iy0-6rtriWAWA
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INDIAN RUBBER GOODS.
Goats, Capes, L-egsiaSs OSeTsAils, Wading
Pants, Horse covers, Wagon Covers,
Piano CoyTes Nursery Cloths, &c.
INTHiGH viii not wet through become stckJ an dny
w ctsRuts The cheapest and best article line
offered For sale BY the manufacturers, ROGERS 4
WYCk0fF successors to Il H. DAr, 2s Courtland Street,
New York. --....
Dealers in Hose, Steam Packing, and eTerE other kind
of Rubber Goods Also exclusive selling agents of Elias
tic Webbing suitable for Cores in Congress Boots. -,
maT3o--SIn. ~ a- -
N0PARTHERSHIP.- HAVE THIS DAY
" associated with the Wholesale Grocery, Com
mission, Receiving and Forwarding Business, Mr. VIII
LIAM PHILLIPS, Of Nashville under ths and style
Of LANIER d PHILLIP
rcv2 L. II. LANiER
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WANTED.

I-IFIT aNOE WANTED Immediately in our Cotton
Mil at st. Iouis--such as Card room, Spanning room
ls0is Gud Weave-s-to whom good wages wiil be paid
every SATURDAY., in c1sH. Apply 10
ADOLPHUS MIER x CO,
5csg-2w ST Louis No
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LET EVERY MOTHER USE THE GRAkF-
ENBERG CHILDREN'S PANACEA,

VXTHEN the child IS troubled with gripping and hau-
wv ency;
When there loosensss of the bowels where the dis
charge is scsnty of bad color and smell;
When there eruptions when the skin Is red and
axcoriated; b..
When the child is attacked with Measles Commissions
Cholera Infsntun Worms, this remedy certain
and its will relieve the anxious mind Of the Il0ther
once; -.
When the child starts in A. Sleep and wakes suddenly
with fixed or frightened look;
When there are Worms this remedy Is the most certain
known Let it be the first thing rssored to in
all cases of chdrens diseases and almost instant relief
will be experienced.
For sale By every Druggist in Nashville Price 80 cents
per bottle, with full directions.
rray8l. ALEX. MACKENZIE Agent.
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DON Aqua. SPRINGS FOR RENT.-Thess
ID Springs will be rented for the present year. leased
for term of years There extensive accommodations
for visitors, and everything accessory make them
popular place OF resort for health pleasure They
situated in Hickman County, Tennessee, and for the last
seTera years have been much requented hy the citizens
of Davidson, Williamson, Maury and other neghboring
counties. Any wishing TO lease will address
MRS ELIZABETH A. WEEMS,
Bon Aqua p. o., Hickman county, Tenn,
s. l. FINLEY,
6l College street. opposite Planters Bank, Nashville
rl1aTlg 54-tf
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TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY.-CAPTTAL Sl5Oo0o
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL * O'S EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They viii make insurance on Houses Goods of every de-
scrpon against fire; Steamboats, and Cargo against FIRE
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
crafts and vessels and other cagoes on
the usual terms John NJ HILL, President.
JOSEPH VAULX, Secretary.
DIREcToRs--Alex Allison, Jonn Al Hill, EoEg, G III
fogg James Corey, Jno NJ Bass Joseph Woods Samue
iSeay, matthew Watson, White Jacob McGaTock.
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TYREE SPRINGS,

THIS delightful Summer Retreat will be open for the
ception of visitors the first Of July The most
pie arrangements made for the accommodation Of those
who desire to avail themselves of visit to this well known
watering place 1t will be the constant aim and eRdeavor
Of the Proprietor to please all who visit him. and to pre-
and maintain the high reputation universally accord
ed to these Springs by all their former Patrons Piedgng
himself to unrng assiduty in the discharge of all the
duties devoying on him Proprietor, be confidently
hopes receive the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to him BY his friends aud the public generally.
jeI5-6Rdtw&w {s&a) WM. ROBERTS, Proprietor
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STRAUF, ALLEN & CO,
CARRIAGE AND HARNESS MANUFACTURERS
Gar THE OLD STAND Or H. N MrFRs,)
7tpo Doors Be}ss0 the Tte4tfe, ..t
No. 95, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
TNTE are prepared to manufac- -rs
w ture, the shortest notice, TH-=3S-S<s&A
~ description of the neatest and most
highly finished style The work done By will Compare
with any Eastern manufactory and the terms equally
reasonable. Being practical woTkmen We think are
prepared to offer better article Of manufacture for nspec-
ton, than any similar establishment in the Southwest
snd on better terms when fright, &c, is considered than
they can be obtained from the East.
We ask thorough examination of specimens of work
done at our establishment which be by canS
Us.
~ Repairing Of all kinds done il the Eeatest nan
ner, and on reasonable terms
ap22, 54-Sm.
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CEYEN THOUSAND Papers new Crop Garden Seed,
tEl yaetes brought this market Extra Early Peas Ear
il Ma7 Peas Six week beans, Cloye Onols, &c. BY the
Gallon Also. Cabbage Button Unions, Sc2 &el by the
E.,7d T. q. BROWN,
fbl2 so. 42, College Street.
REAT BARGAIS IL 4 FARM.-QEE
IL HUNDRED ACRES Of land finely located the
nashville and Chattanooga RaTusd Il or IL miles from
Nashville comic rtGbe dwelling with OF rooms good
orchard and eZ,ssHt spring nearly one hall Of the land
IS aueiy trnbered bargain be had by making i'm
lzs5C7e application 80. f5116 Cherry street. 10
J0HS L. r. W. BROWN,
a,gzca Rsal Estate Agents.
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BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.

BEAVER DAM SPRINGS.
HICKMAN COUNTY. TKSE.-FoRTY-EIGHT MILES
.z-,l -eI-g WEST OF COLUMBIA e
rTNHIS well known and popular Watering Place is
III open for the accommodation Of Visitors ~
WM u EASILY will devote his personal attention espe-
eiay to the supervision Of the establishment
DOCTOR ALEX. NJ. KELLER (ate Of CourtlGnd, Ala)
will spend the entire there that Visitors who may
require medical assistance will have it at hand.
= 4 Coach viii TIE from Columbia % te SPRING.
WILLIAM B. EASLEf d Cs.
iuna7-d1tRWkN2m
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UNIoNqAND AMERICAN.
oTFICE-Ka. "a, DEADERIcK STREET.

orFIcE-Ea. IA. pEADERIek STREET.
TIE wEEGLY UNION AtsD AaERIcAN-is faraisAsa
10 subsosee.ss al the following rates Single coPiez enc
zcl the year 90 CIuss0f Eve and upEszds-s2 90
pen copy isT one year Clubs Of subscribers w scrs
iosived F5T six Tcen.hs at the foregoing rates
- be TRIWEBBEY isPabIished every Tuesday fhzrsasy
Gui saturday al s5 per advance; il GsPsi0
E57ance, $.
DAiLY is published 81 Eight Doliars -.
Es5- TIE MONEY r ALL CASES 40 Acooaaf ANA
SUBSCRIPTION --4sl -z- d. ~, s-ssszzss
Remtancsso Of subscriptions bs fssde D MAJ a. onr
Iisk. - -. = - -s--,.s .-5sss
sper WIN be sent the State unless the order in
ooynraned with the cash 3 ..s..l.s -tsv er- r-v-
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IsAssI RAGSIi RAGSim

5t50.1Ga Pounds oi Rags Wanted.
Will pay cents per pound cash, for all the Cotton,
Linen flax Hemp GGd Tow Rags OF all ccloufs, that
are delivered my Paper and Tag Warehouse az the North
sast srne- OF Jhc Public square. .- .a.4-.-.-
Merchants Psdlars and al the rest Of mankind soil
Cits 70 game. aud saAd ise 2l they can get --
y tf.zsr-se = E w. y WHITEMAN.
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q aRoMN,s ESSENCE or JAMAICA

II BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
Il GINGER.-This ESSENCE is preparation Of anu
sual excellence In ordinary darrhea incpent cholera
short all Of prostraton of the digestive functions
SO com1no On it IS Of nesimabe value During the pre-
Taence of epidemic cholera and complaints Of
children it is peculiarly efcacous; family, indIvd al
traveller should be without enables the system TO
changing climate
CAUTfos-Be sure get the genuine Essence which is
prepared only by +. Brown at his Drug and Chemical
Store n E. Corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets PhiladeE
pha and oT sale by all the respectable ApOheares in the
United States end in Nashville BY W. ". Berry De
moviIle Evin Bros, Thos. Wells, II. G. Scoyell.
iIInels-SmdtTiw&w.
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EnX = roLnEMTS.

90 Bread Street, Corner Beaver, New-York
Ofey J5r Sac the folJo,Ujng Hedcy Cotton Fa6sTcs
NTEw-YEGBaND g0TF0E SAIL DUoK-22 inch, all
Numbers. hard aud soft also all the widths of
CGuTsss manufactured this establishment comprising
cry variety snoSn to the tTadG and offered at The lowest
rates. esF S sas@~. 20
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK woodbsrry saud
Hount Vernon Extra GiI assortment Of this superior
fabric. - q E.. 49,
WILIIMANTIC COTTON DUeK-ls, Is, 20 and 70
TrCb ell uu5er hard and soft This fabric was awarded
the highest Premium at The London Worlds Fair, also st
FfITP AND BEAR MARX DUCK-Paiu and twTiied.
Gnuiaclred by the Gree awood Gompany, superior
tcle for lig sails egts Nniugs. &c also Mount Yer
ron Twsd Ravens Howard Ravens, PiOneer and Phoenix
Ml' bignt e5ton Raveus plain p TO q inch Heavy do
coTToN SAN TI7TNE- full assOrtmsut
TARPAULIEs HAMM0CKS, STUFFs. sc.
EAPER FELTIEG-50 10 Y inch, made very heavy,
CIR covFRTEG-Cotion Canvass, all widths from 80
to ls0irehs and all numbers, made expressly foF cover
ig sE9 rooae railroad cars s perfectly and permanently
wser-prooi, and uaOse enduring ihan the ear itself
EHABlELLIEG CANvAss-s0, SO, ~, 45 and 50 inch
plain and Yiied. IL every variety. a
BAGS AND BAG6IAa-0i every description. Seam
less Bag woven whole ali sizs bales of 400, 200 and
s3o conei Ing strength utility sad cheayness for grain
Lso heary Cotton S.cking 80 inch Carrass 8 thread
Warp and Filing heavy twliied de- do 20, 22 a. and
Wool aGGks-EoFea whole sils:=ea, a new auddesrs-
ole sTtiole, feb25 54-lyd:
TRUTH As mHsHTF ANb WILL PREVAIL.
RUTcHzoEs CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
rs Inc most cfecto4 remedy for Piles, Sore or Caked
Il Breast Cuts, Bruises &c, EoF e1taEf This uledi
Cas pared with great care aud neTer fails to give re-
i;ef when properly administered Remember
Il CEIes Piles-speedllJ
It Cures Sores or ealed Ersast-iumedisteiy.
II Cures Cuts, Bruises or Sores-on man or horse
Ihs afflicted inTited to give II trial If it does not
accomplish h4t claim for IT, then pronounce it hum
rug and demand yOur money.
The proprietor has in his possession say plumber of
tScates rcn citizens OF Virginia and Other Stares
several Of which accompany each box We iYe tue fol-
I9TIng frea ihe sheriff q Bettetour county Shgnia
~ Fit-er
fINc8sTLE, Dec. 81, 1855.
ia haESzlso,;-5eCT .J5rI had been almost con
slss: se5 rtrsn lie Tor twelve years previous to
4 tirs herd c. T'gC ointment. / have giTen it fair
ta end 0r TIE last years hare bad no symptoms o
tns disease and consider myself entirely cured think it
ceta Tou to axe tEis sateuent and 70 the public at
srEe that your iuvoreble ointment should be more gen
Grady kaoEc. You're resp psciiGilJ, r. FiTIEk-
4cid wholesale and retail, t. -
80 G. BROWN,
f.bll '54-6ziiktziw Agent, College street.
Prepared bv W HuscHison & Co. Amsterdam, Va
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n. RHODES, n. 7. HAGIE r, cAsoN,
Late of Tenn Late of Nashville, Late ofColumbis
RHODES, HAGEN l. CO.,
FaRU APnTNG ANN coMMJsST0N MFRrHkNTa

M "a Sycamore Street. East SIDE, bsl0o .Sscond,
CLNCIAAATL
Will give special attention to Forwarding Goods, Pro
duce etc also the purchase and sale of all kinds Of Pro
duce and articles Of CINCINNATI and PEFTsBURG Mannfac
lures
Refer to Nashville Merchants generally
JAMES COLLINS co, Pittsburg, Forwarding Agents
ian4-d v " en-.
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CnIINTRY RESInFNCE EnR sAI

A NEAT Frame House with rooms, kitchen servant
N rooms, dc, and acres Of land about miles from
the city near the Nolensyile Pike A bargain will be
given
ALSO for sale, Frame House with rOoms, adjoining
Brick House No 40 the of summer aud Broad
streets Apply to }. L. & X. W. BROWN,
jeI5.-2R No 6s1{, Cherry street.
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,

SAMUEL HASLAM, PROPRIETOR.
WALNUT GRovE JEFFERSON 81, NASHVILLE, TkNS.
NHE subscriber takes this method OF returning his most
sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally
for the patronage he has already received and would
to them thst he able furnish all kinds Of stone
fencing, Gaping sills, steps, dc, &c.
Flasginss-Sawed bush hammered and self faced.
PRIcssSGwed three nehss thick & so per square yard
Bush hammerh five " &
Sslf-faeed two 9"
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended TO-
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EDWARD SHEEGOC 4 HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
GENERAL AGENTS
No. 2j CARONDELET STREET,
AEH- ORLEANS
DERSONAL aui prompt attention given to the buying
Of Goods Groceries and Produce and every article for
Planters and Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Com
r1ission Merchants or upon their own credit.
Orders execut cd with despatch and bought at the
lowest market rates.
~ Notes draft and Bills collected and remtted i'm
medlateY.
~ Receigi7g ald F6rgayt.0g aaesdef to ag.ttoae
REFER To-kirkman and Ellis Nashville Tenn
John B. Johnson, Esq, &"
Morgan Co,
W. H. Gordon d Co, :!
Il NJ Noel Co, F." I"
J. NJ. Zimmerman Co, " "
William pence, Esq. Murfreesbor0, Tenn
}. Frank Henderson, Esq, "
Col Z. H. Chafhn Columbia, Tenn.
K. u. Mayes, Esq 6
Gen G T. Pillow
Gen. L. J. Polk, Ashwo0d, Lenn.
lei, '55-sm
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TNAkE NOTICE. have got my STEAM
Il STONE SAW MILL in full operation and have
quantity of SAWED FLAGGS hand, and will ty taen
at 81 80 per square yard tor cash And also my CORN
MILL will be found readY s all hours Of the day to grind
for custoaers ST the rate OF % bushels per hour at
the ordinary prices
unep54-H SAMUEL HASLAA.
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TRUTH As MHHTF ANb WILL PREVAIL.
HuTcnIsoKs CELEBRATED OINTMENT,
LANDRErH's GARDEN SEEDS

f.bIl '54-6zidkt1iw Agent. College stree
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WOOL skCKs-Eoren whole Eil lszea, q new Rnddesirs-
Die article fab25 s4-lyd.-.-.. 5--sr4,-.s-s5.zs4e
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T1OR SALE,-A tract Of LAM lying McWhirt-
ersve on the Lebanon Pike, containing So acres ali
cleared except 10 acres The Improvements consist Of
story Frame House. Rooms, good Cellars Kitchen Smoke
House. and Servants Rooms also, good Buggy House.
Two excellent and neverfailng Springs II desired the
crop and stock will be sold with the place and immediate
possession given. Apply to WIN. l. BOYD, JR,
iune4 General Agent, No. so Cherry St
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-28
I'll kcts.
Brighton Cattle Market,-June "a.

Brighton CATTLE Market,-June 20.
At Market, $50 Beef Cattle, no Stores 81
pairs Working Oxen, 100 Cows and Calves
1000 Sheep and Lambs, and 700 Swine.
Beef Cattle-Extra 80; first quality, $s, 50
second do ssas,25 third do 1915; ordinary
Hides-sG, 2596, 80. Tallow-Ss Dogs so
relts-5Oc@sl 90 Calf skins I5c.
Veal Calves-s3, $50, sac.
working oxen-$95 100, IFS, 1875 ,I40al55
AZ lows Sso and calves-$i9, 20, "a, 26, 80, So
SheeP and Lambs-ExtraS5,5 ,25, 7,7Gs;
by lot, s2, $50 2,75a3.
=. owine'.seleeted lots 5Q6c Wholesale Ala
5ic retail 5ig6lc, Spring Pigs5iaec
Romarks-The market today is SIN dull
aud buyers take hold sparingly Reef is not
OF SO good quality as usual. There were
nom % 10 10 Beef Cattle left over from last
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-06-28

In this town on the evening of the 25th
inst, by o, Seymour, Esq, Capt ORRlN
ABBEY to Mrs. MALlssA L. CRANE, all of this
place. 4
At New York, Goth inst, JoHN Il. WELLER,
U. States Senator from California, to Lzzig
W. STANTON, youngest daughter Of Levi
Brockclbank, Esq, Of Canada West