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AFFLIcTED READ

nHILADEIPHTA MEDICAL HOUSE Established IS
wears ago by DR.. KINKELiN. The oldest, surest and
best hand all forms Of secret diseases Of the sn and
solitary habits Of YOUTH Is DR.. kINkELlN y W corns
of Third and Union streets betacen Spruce and Pine o
and half squares from the Exchange Philadelphia
Take Particular NOtice.-rheIe Is habit whict
teach each other at the academy College, aot ID
duged IN when by themselves, IN solitude, growing up with
the boy manhood, and which, If not abandoned IN due
time only begets serious obstacles MATRIMONIAL hap
piness but gives 10 series ct prOraeed nsideus and
devastating affections. Few Of those who indulge in this
perncous practice Of the until thsy
lind the nervous is shattered feel strange and unse
countable feelings vague fears IN the mind The ndvral
becomes feeble he unable TO absr with accustomed W.
or or 10 apply his mind study his r and weaA,
he is dull and rresolue the cuuntenaEce = dowics mo
ewes without natural ustre shemetaceduess apparent
1hcss are symptoms Vhich s0a1 ai"ssh tie attention. "
these similarly afflicted.
If the victim be CONSCIOUS of the Of hrs decay and
having renq the odiOls practice he suffers gnde
those terrible nocturnal EMISSIONS which, Weaken ana sas
him producing mental and physical pr'sITsiion. II he
emancpae himself before the practice has zone Us sV,
senses eel him that this is caused BY hrs early loes
Too many think they will hug he secret 20 iheu Ssn
hearts and cure themselves Alas how Oiien IS tas aLa
delusion and how many promising uufh Nio Husn
been an ornament 20 society has tled from me eAfn
Voung Neu!-Let false m0deSty deter you rom
t;ng voyr cas- known who. fom education and re-
snectabiity can alone befend you lie "ho places ni
under DR. KINKELINS treatment may eotnas
his honor as gentleman, anu M whose OO0n wiz De iOf
ever locked the secret OF the patient
Gauntry MISUNDERSTANDING it nconvenient TO make
naI annication can by stating their case explicitly, %
stbsr with all their symptoms (per letter ad) have
EgarIed % them chest containing Dr. n medicines
annropriated accordingly and be cured at home
Structures the Vreha weakness and constitutional de
biy, promptly cured and fall ygor restored All letters
post Paid -
dressed DR. Kinken, Philadelphia will secure bis book
on the Secret lntrmitIes OF Youth septk-xly
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COMMERCIAL.
UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE


NASHVILLE, Saturday January IA, Pm !
The Cumberland has been rising gradually for two days
past caused by the thawng of the which fell last Sat
urday but il is feared the rise will moi be sufficient to al
low first class steamers pass the Shoals which
there al -four and few inches of The weather
TO day has been cold, but fair.
C0TT0N.-The Cotton market this week has presented
nothing striking 10 report There small sales daily
until yesterday, when about $50 bales sed prices
varying from = &C, but few bales bringing the latter
price and the bulk selling 81EaS34c. The sales to-day
up 100 bales at case The following quotations
brace the prices of the several qualities:
Middhng ...--........... -......-.-.bt. 10 81
Good Mddlng. ......................S% to 9.
The receipts this week 1915 bales against
last week. Total receipts since the LIST Sept o77 bales
against 1921 at a corresponding date last
ToBACCo.-Receipts light The following are the quo
tstions for new Leaf:
Lugs .................. &c
Shipping Leaf ............,....-..-b "a
Manufacturing Leaf. ..................G& a &c
SUGAR.-There is no change in prices which 5a71Ec
by the barrel, and 41Ea6 by the hid.
COFFEE-Ro is now held at l4al5c.
MoLAsSES-Sales at 28a28c per gallon for common New
Orleans; Sugar House 85a5O-moderate demand,
FLOUR-we still quote St. Louis al Sc SO; Tennessee
atS6
SAII.-thefe is no SACK SAT- In market Inc supply
of Ksnswha is limited and sells 60c per busheL
CANDLES-Good taIow candles command l8c; Sperm
4Sa45c Star 25a26c q h.
COTTON YARNS-Per dozen--5OO, &C. GOO, SC; 700, &c
FEATHERS.-In demand at 35c for good live geese.
GRAIN.-Wheat Coo per bushe; Corn Sc; Oats Acc.
RAGS.-Three cents in demand.
TALL0W-R Rendered s; not rendered &c
FISH-Mackerel No !, $l8a$2O per bbl No ., sl6aSl7
No 8, sl4a$l5.
GINSENG-In demand at lSa2Oc y II.
IRON.-Al qualities, have advanced Bar is held at &C,
Band 7s715c Hoop 71laS14c.
SEEDS-Cover IS so Timothy So 25as5 50; Miett
Soc Flax Seed per sc lbs, 81; Mustard per Ill., &C. Blue
Grass 81 %.
PROyISIONS.-Bac hams per h., 7a71fc Sides, rib
bed 5ac Beef 4a6c; Pork 4a6c Butter l0al21c; Lard
6OcaSl; Sweet, 4Oa5Oc.
lTS-Appes, green, per Dbl, s2as2 80, dried, per
bushel 65a75c; Peaches do, 9Oasl %.
LIVE stockings, per 100 net s.; Beeves, do s3as5;
Sheep per head, g. 500 Cows and Calves s20as4O.
LEAD-Pig per 100 h. S. Bar per h. 7aS; Sheet 10.
LEATHER-Soie, Tennessee 22c Cincinnati Csc Up
per per d"zen $5a$2o; Harness per h. 2oa22 Cafskn
per dozen s27a3C Bride s27aSO Skrng per h. 23a26c
HemlOck sole, 25c
GLASS-window, SxlOs3 5Oas4 so; lOxl2 SASS; lex
IA $5a$6; llxI6 s. 5Oa6 50; l2xl8 SGa$5.
GUNNY BAGS-216 bushels each llal6c, do l6al7c.
HEMP-BroNn, per ton, sl2Oasl90.
NAILS-lod per keg S5a$5 %; all large sizes S. sd
IS 25as5 so cd 8 5Oas5 49, 4d Sc
oILS-Tauners per Dbl $2OaS27. Lord, per gallon s5a
sOc Olive do 81 65as1 rs Lnseed do, 90as5c; Refined
Whale 81 S0asl 9o Sperm, winter, do 81 20.
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Sickness AT CArRo--We hear (says the Louis
vile Courier of sad state of affairs st Cairo
In consequence Of the suspension of navigation
fourteen large steamers have been compelled to
lay up and have there set ashore some two thou
sand deck passengers, chiefly emgrants These
persons were suffering dreadfully from want, and
sickness was rapidly diminishing their numbers
very many dying daily from cholera and yellow
fever. They were staying in the adjoining woods,
keeping up large fires and at the last accounts there
was no possibility OF getting away
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MERCHANTS AND PEDLARs-RAGS
WANTED.

AM paying three cents per ID, cash. for all the cotton
and linen RAGS get, delivered at my paper and
rag warehouse on the square.
No merchant pedar need have any fears OF selling
all the rags they bring at the highest price
1t is the interest and duty of the merchant TO buy rags
for and draws he otherwise would not
Get and he puts to that which would otherwise 90 to
waste
Some silly persons consider it disgrace to save rags
They ignorant o the fact that the product from rags
has done advance the happiness of mankind than
any other one thing known to the arts OF and there
thousands of intelligent who not of the in
caculabe advantages they would bestow upon growing
up family by saving their rags, and with them thslr pro
ceeds pay for good necDPr that their children would
learn to read with avdy and gather from it host of in
formation in which our veil being is associated
ian3 w. >. WHlTENAN.
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JNHE undersigned would announce to the citizens Of
L Nashville, that they have effected arrangement with
the Rev. ORvLE Dewey for The delivery of his famous
Lowell Lectures" upon The PROBLEM HUMAN Destiny
These Lectures twelve in number originally deliver.
ed before the Lowell Institute and presented that
Institution by their learned and eminent author. They
have excited the highest admiration for their eOquence and
originality every city Of the Union in which they have
been delivered.
In aorng opportunity to hear this series of Lectures
by profoundly acquainted with Nature familiar with
Science in its most comprehensive sense, original in
thought and benevolent in all his Sympathes and
sopoweriG in his oruy the undersigned feel just
to congratulate The public and themselves To correct any
misrepresentation in he outset would staie that the
Lowell Lectures only far religious Religions IN
separabe from the subject OF Human Destiny, and are
not intended to propagate any peculiar system OF faith
The delivery here has been solicited, and engaged the
pecuniay risk of the Undersigned ana tickets OF admission
will be fixed at such rates will place attendance within
the power Of the humbe of which the public will be fur
Their advised in due time. The will in the
month of February, Dr. Deweys present engagements
will rot admit of bis presence an earlier day.
J MEIGS, NEIL BROWN,
ED II EWING. JOHN TRIMBLE,
JOHN A McEWEN, Russell HOUSTON,
HUGH DOUGLAS HENRY BLOOD,
w BERRY, JOHN LEA,
AND J DUNCAN JOHN EAkIN,
RN WILLIAMS; w II HUMPHREYS.
BYRD DOUGLAS
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REMOVED.

JOHN YORK & co, Booksellers Statoners
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers, have re-
moved TO the CORNER OF UNION AND CHERRY
STREETS opposite the Bank of Tennessee-where they
will sell Books, Paper Ink Gold and Steel Pens Blank
Books Steamboat Books, and all other kinds al reduced
prices Ejaul2.
TOR SALE-A neat BRICK HOUSE with three
L and basement, in Edgefed, located in beauti-
tu lot fronting l55 feet North side OF Gaatn Pike
ming back about 296 feet to a se et Apply to
X. w. BROWN
janl4 Real Estate Agent.
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BArSEs VOYAGE TO EURoPE-It will be seen
from advertising columns that the price Of ad-
mission to the beautiful Panorama has been reduced
to 25 cents. This will give every one chance to
it and will crafty the heads of large families
who desire to view this cultivating aud instructive
picture No doubt the liberality of the Proprietor
will be duly appreciated by citizens, and we feel
assured he viii not have reason to regret the ar
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FRENCH LESSONS.

MIR ZEVALLOS, after the first of January, will take
VI few classes of Gentlemen or Ladies, deslrous OF
learning the FRENCH LANGUAGE, and TO accommodate
many who have applied he will form night class
Apply Berrys Book Store his house. No. II High St.
south Of Church. He would refer TO
FB. Fogg ESQ, R. J. Meigs S. p Allison W. F. Coop
er and J. a. McEwen dec elm.
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SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. Is. 1854.
ADXERTISINC


In one of the proverbs of Solomon says the New Bedford
Mercury we md the most comprehensive and satisfactory
exposition of the philosophy of advertising that
could be written, viz
There IS that scattereh and yet ncreaseh end there
that Nlhhodeh than is meet but il tendeth pow
erty.
And the words of Paul to the Corinthians apy express
the same idea
he whichsoweth sparngy shall reap also sparingv and
he which soweth boun iifuly shall reap also bounuy
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az Pursuant to Resolution adopted at the
Railroad Convention, held at Decatur, Ala. the
Both November last, the President Of the Conven-
ton has appointed the following gentlemen a com
mittee to menoralize Congress on the subject of
appropriating Public Lands in Alabama TO the con-
structon of a Railroad from Columbia Tenn, via
Pulaski, Athens, Ala, Decatur to Montevalo, Ala,
viz
TENNEssEE-Hou. Aaron v Brown, Hon. James
H. Thomas, Hon. VIM. p. Martin, John c. Brown,
Esq. MAJ. Thos. NJ Jones, Dr.. S. II. Stout, Hon.
Thos. Buford
ALABAMA-Ira E Hobbs, ESQ, Henry F. Scruggs
Esq, Luke Pryor, Esq, VIM. MAILER Esq, Henry
DR.. c. F. NJ Dancy.- Columbia Herald
= The Queen of Spain it is said, has become per-
fectly reckless of public opinion, and her conduct
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NASHVILLE STEAM STONE WORKS,
SAMUEL HASLAM PROPRIETOR

WALNUT GROVE, JEFFERSON ST., NASHVILLE, Tenn.
TIME 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 say
them that he able to furnish all kinds of cut sOne
fencing, Gaping sills, steps, &c, &c.
Flaggins.-Sawed bush hammered and self faced
Sawed three inches thick 50 per square yard.
Bush hammer five % - 2 " -
Self-faced, two {" l
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
TdecS-ly
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-nr Morse,s Inriroratinc Cordial.

The only sure safe Remedy discovered for Gene
raj Debility Physical Prostraon rritabiity and all the va
rous train of Affections it will also remove DePres
sion Excitement Dislike of Society Incapabily for study
or Business Loss Memory Mental Debility &C., &c. See
advertisement.
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The NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Wis establishment is provided With Machiuery and
Tools. complete of the most modern conserueon alss
VIII use pest Mechanical skill that the country Affords and
eIpeeuiy soctorders They are prepared}e execute
c. RAILROAD MACHINERY
as Lcofaot,css for Passenger and Freight Trains
Freight and Repair Cars completed and aluor,
description OF work sppertanin to Rail Roads
STEAM ENGINES
boar and statonary-from to SOC hor.s-,,,,s
ooers OF the best Tennessee Iron
-, SAW MILLS
machinery complete for fitting IN Sash or f,;~, a.
eSu'Pete, with the newest and most approved Tsaiss
GRIST MILLS
and Machinery made for ali sizes counples- To
~tn Mschlnery for Sugar Mills aud Cotton Gins, al
fnders for blast, &c. S->s1''" ey'-
BOILING MILLS
Engines Cast Iron Rollers, and ali nacb;,a~v G.. Nm
ing Mifls-complee- at shortest notice - - ~
BRASS AND IRON CASTING
OF any description, with shafing mill gearing xs,s,
wheels cast iron Bank vaults, &C. &c. made to order
Address JoHS THOMPSON. Agent who is praccal ma,
cilenist) or the undersigned. JOHN B. JOAy5ON
Jun2l-ly 3. PreSlds,t
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PRINTERS, MERCHANTS, AND PEDLARs

HAVE increased and am still increasing paper
i chnery, and manufacturing from so 10 20 rsams
of printing paper daily and fill order Of two three
hundred in weeks notice of any of the sizes
named below and at the prices attached The quality OF
the paper will be the that used by all the Nashville
political papers.
The terms hereafter will be cash before the paper leaves
the store unless for 5000, which ninety
DAYS months will be given bv the purchasers esab
shng to my satisfaction both their solvency and prompt
ness, aud giving note payable in Bank with good
dOTser.
The following are the sizes and prices viz
IS by AZ 81 % per ream "a BY 81 at 50 20 per ream
q BY Al at 700 " "a by SO at % "
% bv IS at 3 90 " 24by "a at 312h"
% by IS at 3715" % by SO at 800 "
q BY IS at 8 % d" q" q by 50 at = - &"
Sizes varying in proportion but no variation in the prices
above for l ream or 900 reams.
Printers in St Louis and Memphis referred TO my
prices &c Freight from Nashville to either point ranges
from 90 to Acc per loo during the boating season.
annary3 VS.. WHIIEMAN.
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MEDICAL.
DE WISELY TIMEr AND BEFORE II !

DE WISE IN TIME ! AND BEFOKE 1T Is
ID late get bottle of DR.. Q. WitidBs,' Panaoasc
BGLsp1a of Wild Cherry and Weod bfEtia and YOU will
speedily be relieved For Pneumonia Coughs Colds.
Sore ThrOas Night Sweais Pain in the Breast Back and
Sides Splitting Blood Ashmatic Affections II is admitted
be the speedest and vigorous and effective remedy
extani; and its effects all Asthmac complaints equal
" decisive and remarkable Lassude of the mind, FAB
bness and asiing of the flesh and all disposition mac
tivy and melancholy forebodiBgs also corrected BY
Thu, Pulmonic Balsam which, wonderful man.
revives the spirits hardenS the flesh and muscles
braces the nerves. and increases the weight Thus those
who il according 10 the directions rapidly improve n
health and may take for other purpose than the diSs
patton of melancholy the increase 81 bodily strength
In dne single bottle Of Dr. WILLIAMS PULnoNIc BALsNI
WILD CHERRY WoOD NAPTHA is all that is requrcd
the confidence Of patients and cane them 70 fore
90 all re-" edies in its favor.
For full descrpi merits virtues Sc zee Pamph
lets TO be had Of the Agents
For sale Wholesale and Retail. and on Agency by IN
ZIMMERMAN, Wholesale Druggist, VINO IS the General
Agent for this popular and valuable preparation az the city
Of Nashville AMI surrounding county II = also sale oJ
'"' i'''e EwIN BROTHERS,
WI. GRAY.
BERRY & DEMOVIILE.
GEORGE W. HBNDEasEOff,
t. WELLS,
III. G SCOVEI,
10. G BROWN.
j. r. CURREY, Nashville -
e; q rSd GoTHioS, Franklin t.
HAWKINS q TOELkR, Columbia
And bV all Druggists every in the STATE Of IenDes
see, and all the Southern and Western States.
Uan5-Im dtww
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gatens of marriage life without reading the POCKET
ESCULAPIUS Let suffering, from a has knied
Cough Pain in the Side restless nights feelings
and the whole train Of Depecfic sensations and given up
by their physician be anOther without conslng
the lFSCULAPIUS Have the married those about 70
be married any impedment read this ;Tly fl book,
il has been the means Of saving thousands Of unfortunate
creatures from the cry Jaws 0f death.
- Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS en-
closed in letter. will receive copy Of this work by mail.
or five copies will be sent for One Dollar
Address (post-paidJ DR. NM. YOUNG,
marchl6-ly 10. I52 Spruce - PHILADELPHIA
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CONTRACTOR,

ITO RAILLOAD CONTRACTORS, BLACK
i SMITHS &c.-lOO finished Steel Pointed Grow Bars;
80 Crow Bar MOulds,
loo Blacksmiths' Sledges, assorted
100 sets assorted Axes;
90 dozen Picks and Mattocks;
% do Sbovels and Spades;
100 Drills. Just received and for sale low bv
janl3 McCREA TERRASS.
UNDRIES.-l0O hhds Sugar;
= 300 bags Rio Coffee; 100 bxs 4 bxs Star Candrs;
ass'd Rolled Iron; 50 bxs assorted TumberS;
Sc do Hollow Ware; 90 casks Soda;
500 Soc s ses Wagon Boxes asd 10 do Birthstone;
100 pieces Am Blister Steel ) do Putty;
10 bundles Spring Steel cases Impl Il Black Tea;
100 kegs Pure Lead; very fine;
'1O' ''N'''N DD- " ' McCREA &TERRAss
janis 80 Broad street
do COFFEE-3Jo bags Prime Rio, just received and
Ii for sale by Ijanlll BEN NJ NOEL CO
/ AGUYRA C0FFEE-5O bags Prime Laguyra, just
L ceived and for sale by BEN NOEL CO.
jan
lava COFFEE-5O packets Prime Java, just received
y and for sale by Ijanlll BEN NOEL 4 CO.
jann
SUGAR-I0O hhds Pr me to Choice New Crop, just re-
! = ceived and for sale by BEN NOEL& co.
| NTOLASSES-2o0 bbIs Choice Reboed, just received
VI and for sale by ijanlll BEN NJ NOEL d Co
! NJOLASSES-2OO halt bbls Choice lieboed, Just re-
NJ ceived and for sale by BEN NOEL CO
| jtnn
AlSlNS-l0O WuOIe nail quarter BOXES, just
II ceivei and for sale by BEN NJ NOEL CO
jAnl
| ID ICE-l0 tierces Just received and for sale by
II ianll BEN NJ NOEL Il CO
! INHEESE-luo boxes W and Pine Apple Cheese, Just
" received and for sale by BEN NOLL * CO
janll
| NYsTER,-6o0 cans Holt y Matbys Oysters;
! ~ Sol kegs do do do, just receiy-
/ ed and for sale bv TAMIL BEN NJ NOEL Il co.
-SUNDRiES JUST RECEIVED
20 bags Havana Coffee; cases Sardnes
/ 10 irals Almonds; l. bags Spice;
! 80 kits Mackere; Is bags Pepper;
| ~ half bbls do; % boxes Claret;
! - half bblS Soda 20 boxes Lemon Syrup;
. Indigo; Is boxes Pepper Sauce;
! 3 casks Dutch Madder; 10 boxes Tomato ketchup;
I a. boxes Palm Soap; l. boxes MuScat Wine;
500 Denljohns assorted: 10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
! 10 kegs Shot, assorted; 20 Mats Cassia;
I 10 kegs Bar Lead; 30 bbs 4 NJ Brandy;
/ 200 bbS Pixies Whisky; - bbs Naive Wine
! 100 bbs Leunards Whisky; 10 u casks Madeira Wine
just received and for sale by BEN n NOEL co
janll B&w
/ RAHAH BREAD every day.
VI iinli JOHN NIXON, Jr
/ ZINE CHEWING TOBACCO have just re-
ceved 10. OF the bes Chewing Tobacco ever brought
IN this market J. NIXON Jr.
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A word of cheer 10 the Athicted.-lhe greatest
remedy ever discovered for the OF all diseases OF the
chest and lungs tbs believed that no person who will
give Dr. Williams Pumonic Blsam of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naplha fair trial but will receive immediate relief
and great benefit and acknowledge It's sovereign virtues
no matter how desperate the may bethough the SUI
ferng patient may be hopeless and hanging on the con-
fines ofeterny this sovereign balm will give relief and
though may be late to cure twill most certainly as
suage his suferngs, protract his existence and finally
sooth his passage that bourne from whence no traveller
returns"
For full descriptions gifts merits virtues, &C. see Pam
phets be had of the Agents. Asosee advertisement IN
another column.
For sale at all the principal Druggists in this city:
ianl-lm
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Nashville and Louisville Weekly Packet,
VIM. GARVIN, c. 7. REEDER. Master.
THIS splendid Steamer is nearly COM Gss-s~ d
i peted, and will be at Nashville the first r{r-rss8
rise Of the river. She will carry 400 tons rs9G3&
and her accommodations tor passengers ualed by
any boat of hJr dimensions She will be commanded by
Capt c. T. REEDER long and favorably known TO our
community, and the Cumberland river trade generally.
She will make regular weekly trips, leaving Louisville on
TUESDAYS and Nashville FRIDAYS at t o'clock,
NJ At the former place passengers will lind various
Railroad and Steamboat lines convey them any point
of destination they DESIRE viz The old established line
to Cncnnat Union line Wheeling; Pittsburg and Lou
isvile line Jefferson Railroad &c, &c All alordng the
ampest accommodations, combined with expedition.
.sy7 All orders Will be filed low Cincinnati.
~ For Freight or Passage, apply to
sep40-H HENRY I. lEATMAN, Agent.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DRS. WATSON N BRIGGS,
TyAVE become coI,artners in the practice of Medicine
| Office - Cheary sueet Jano-lm.
ID BLANkETS BED BLANKETS IL
Is THUl;SION Il BERNARD stitl have large assort-
ent Of superior Bed Blankets which they selling at
r,5,,c,4 rec nj No . Union street ianlO
. RAREOPPORTUNITY Is NOW OFFERED OF
\ mnkin5a fortune in few years, person is wanted
la connect nse with of the most successful EXtbl
tons in America None need apply who cannot command
cash capital 1920. Letters addressed TO y H. al ms
Office will meet with immediate attention janl0--n
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Y will give great bar gain in the tract of LAND
known as the paper Mill Tract the Cumberland river
3 miles from Gaatin The contains about 1872 acres
entirely above overflow The buildings consist Ct Stone
Mill House so Dy feet well finished dwelling House
with good buildings store House and sundry other
buildings sheds cribs &c. The buildings and situation IS
well adapted for manufacturing purposes and be con-
verted into an Merchant Mill without an outlay
beyond the cost of Machinery: -
jan5-lm NJ bOl Ems
Union and American copy in tr-weekly and weekly one
rnnnth and charre this ofce-G alatin Ienth Ls9t0la
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rREpoRrED FOR THE UNION AND AMERICAN.

ATLANTA, Jan. Is. lS54.
DEAR SRs Since last report Corn has advanced and
ready sale zoe, sacks reserved; few hundred
bushels sold to-day that price, though impossl-
BILE keep supply Wheat 81 per bushe; Flour s. per
Dbl Wholesale Buck Wheat 75c Oats 60c Stock Peas 10a
75c. Green Apples S. per bb Onions 20 per bb Irish
Potatoes 81 50 per bbl Lard Loo scarcely any Market
new Bacon sa9 hog round. Market not fully opened Yet
Respectfully, SEAco, ABBOTT 40,
General Commis Merchants.