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of Edwards. nnd also Minister to the
Court of ST Cloud He likewise had
his wife on board, and while the vessel
was wcathcring lee shore, Mrs, Liv.
ingston asked tho Capinin--a rough but
gallant old fire.t tater--if they we're not
in great danger; to which ho replied
" You had better madam, get down up.
on your knees. and pray Geo to forgive
your numerous sins, for il we do not car
ry By this point, we shall all be down in
five minutesp
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SINGER'S SEWING MArIIlNES

TIL. Z. L.. -
WIN. "'7 -. "''S 0,N''S MacI'h'S
IS "t','F M,,.i:l VIZ y" uHi' r,ri " y a
,,',,-. 'c ,,,;,'; ,;,i '.'','f
80 W r,sr.',Tir rui,,rc ""'' d"
,, i'''i ny -
u,rin. ,' 1",S.'I,"n 49,. ,, ,,n..., m'am
Min r,ia> uow..' lr AMI ,,rn,rr,d Lis ri
t;cc,,,r 10 ntr bis ;,y.ntinn thnrr IL NO., a..
.r,L,r.t ci,ip, tr,, o,r ,n,,li,,s .r,;,,o'
,,,v o,hrr ,.,t,,,
Tbr riybt IN ne. ,bc ,,,c,,;,cs v,ich No..
l,yr said ,rd sh,II hrrr,rtsr all +. rnnr,..
tionnblc
We own ton distinct n,,cp,s n, s.viro NJ.
c,ircs covn,irc al, ,i,n ri,.. ,,o;,,,s ,c ,Gn;,.
yr,i,n ,,d 1T ,hc r,,,j,inor of ,.l'nr ,'.,,''.
r,rtnrrrs i,r.ircr c,,,. ~ r,,rc nr Kan, n,,.
n,,,.,,i ,.cn,;T ,b, .,,irr ,,h,r,,.,. ti', o,o.,
&c. is bcll To- III. feeling nu,nr,t,i, hv q,
,;,ji;,. ,,ros.'.' :. ;,',r;'i =.
rbinns nn,y cf;.r,., in ,h. ,n,rl,; Ttn,, "i''
lr, ,I,. inr.,io, and ,;,,,in.I ,'..,i,;,.,., ar
b.r.hy ti.,inc,l, ,u,,ri..J ,h,,mo ,h.,l n,',,,
mel ,I,r tn fo, Lc ,,;,;l,,,,, ~ r,;,',
,Lr,n ON, ir@,I rirh,x Nh h,,,.r.','i J.,
,i,,;Jl,. ,.r = ,,,.J
1;ilr uI,trver crprp-or,rv
IIif lNMLNSE SlftNiVElll
of Singers Sewing Machines las been com
,l,t,.Iy established Tbcv ,,. .r ,,rivcr,., ,
ar,,licnti,n-thr same ,u,cI.i,. d,irg MI
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

s@- The Yankee catqchises and
guesses because efhis, insatinte thirst
for knowledge hc whites shingles
down to the little end of nothing be-,
cause his ingenuity is alwaysinventing;
he sings hymns aud psalms because he
is piously disposed; he whistles to keep
his spirits up ; and he grows rich be-
cause he is Industrious.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

Reference in regard to the real estate, F. j
Vi>>thcr & ca, Real E.ialr Brokers, New
York Orders tp"N rHid) with moucy en-
closed, IL be addressed,
J W liOLBROOKE Scc.,5ot Broadwsy, NY
~ The Enerayngs ia III. ,ataloau, arc
now ready for delivery. 23cm
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

hY-Among the bits of gossip float
ing abou, in Paris, is one relating to .
rich American, who wrote to Madem-,
oisells de s., of the opera, o
tender epistlo on the back Of. a bank
note. Tho lady smiled, and sent
verbal reply with the apology that she
was entirely out Of note paper, and
would he thankful to NJ. rAmerican
to send her a quire or two Of his.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03
AMERICAN ARTISTS UNION !


specially announce to The citizens Of the Uni.
led States and the Canadas, that fui the pur-
pose of cultvating II taste for the fine arts
| Throughout the county, and with the view of
enabling every family to become pos scsscd of
4 gallery Of Engravings,
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS or THE AGE,
| lhoy have determined, in order to create AN
extensive sale for their Engravirgs, and thus
not only give employment To a large number
of artists and others, but inspire among our
Couuirymcn taste for works of art, to pre-
sent to the purchasers of their cneravinss,
when 80 900 of them are sold,
$50, 900 gifts ofthe actual costot $3.50 600
Each purchaser Of II one do llar Engraving
therefore, receives not only an Engraving rich.
| y worth the money, hut also n tirkct which
entities him 10 ono Of the 81 is when they arc
distributed.
For five dollars, highly enished Enerav-
ling, beautifully painted in Oil and five Gift
tickets. will be sent or five dollars worth Of
splendid Engravngs can bc selected from the
Catalogue.
a copy Of the Catalogue, together with q
specimen of one OF the Engravings, can be
seen at the Office of this paper.
For each dollar sent, an Engraving actually
worth that sum, and II gift ticket, will immc
diately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
/ The Committee believing that the success
Of ihs Great National Undertaking will le
materially promoted hy the energy and enter
| prise OF Intelligent aud pcrscvcring agents
have resolved to treat with such en- the most
! liberal terms.
! Any person wishing 10 btcomc an agent. hy
>cndln. post piid), -, will receive hv return
Of mail u one dollar engraving a gift tirk.
ct. Prospectus, Catalogue and all o.hcr
necessary information
ca the final completion Of tie salcihe gift.
will Lc placc,. in the hands OF Committee Of
'hc purchasers 10 hc distributed. du- notice oi
Which will hc given Throughout tie Uni cd
states and tic Canadss.
| LIST ~ GIFTS.
loa NJ ilr l.'rt, uf Washington at sinO sjp0O0
| ini " - CnV. ilu Iuunn
/ lHl W,h'tcr, loo lu01n
~ Cd"u" l1l l),DO0
| ~ "'e'a"t NJ f,iitinc' in ,p'cnlid gill
o1 ''.'"", ..s, ,i"3S q, Ti, n ":s ,,, l91 100
I 800 steel latr Ensr,yinss, brilliantly corJ
! in "'l rich Kilt frame, oiN3o IN each, 10 5000
! ~ elegant steel plate "u,ravirrs. cord il
nG'fthc Wash'tn Monument 80, 2d in.rn. 10 0l0
~ 'tccl plate Ensa,inr- t"m 100 dif
fTeri plates NOW in r,'ts"ss"n Of and
owned h. the Ar.i,i'- tuinn, Of the nar.
hot value 0f,fton 80 ct; io 81 "Hch A. ono
/ first cia>s dwcng.in3lstst ny ciiv, IL con
i "Ihuilding lis in luJ aud lnlst st.. y. y.
eN, rneb u b, ioo IT. dcrrni loo, q9,o9a
lql Villa ste., containing each 10000 ~.
It i" the 1uhurl. o. y. V. city, and 'on'.
nianding lntgnfr"ni vicn uf the lludsun
RIVER aud Long Island Sodni, u, 81; 5O000
~ perrr r.uaii loans ofca.h, " iihoni ini"rer.
>, " o''eea'i 'i'y - sIso sso each 300
80 10 $500
200a " OuO1
Reference in regard to the real estate. f. J
Vis,cher & ca, Real E:ialr BROKERS, New
York. Orders (po>f lHid) With noucy en-.
closed, to he addressed
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

Mra Partingt' is lineal deseendani
Of, LORD Baltimore, who once said 70
Madame fArbly "a l have been On a
little oxcoria,ion io see, slip lsuced =
AMI you've no idiom how we'll it sailed"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

TOWNS Series of School Books for sale
Il by A. II. COPELAND.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

1DORTFoLI0S, Crayons, Pencils, Pens, &c.
l. for sale by A. II. COPELAND.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

DLUsH aud'cloth Caps, Hats and Trunks
at H. wILCoXs.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

H0NEY. A prime article of Cuba Honey
IL just received by L. A. SHELDON.
DOT. 90, 1854
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-01-03

Which ARE the o,,y Sewing Macliur, ci
any utility which can hc used wi,hru. >, a.
king the ovucr liable to u suit for infringe
mru. of patented pivi"c,s, are aiill sold -
REASON NEiE PRICES
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For the Register.
Letters from tho West.-No. lS.

Lack Of Timber in lllinos--Coal Fields in
tho United Statcs-Their cxtent-Rapid
progress of the West-Tcrritorial extent
Remarks about Uncle Sam-Electon in
Illinois-A good joke-lIow they live, sc
WoopsroCK. Ill. Dec 1854
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES

AtO PACKAGES kReas and tGs,pi7e MEDICINES,
flU CHEMICALS, PAINTS, &C., &C. Received and
At the MAN AND MORTAR, on Market, opposite Gaon
= URGICAL DENTAL, SURVEYING, M,Dw1ssaT ssarI and
- Pccse bstf&D'sa:s, assorted. Just received by
luDeA T. WELLS.
. DERFtMERY.-sod do, Ge!ogae, cad otIsr ysas
i 15itette Hdters. csseTtet
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES, escorted
COShETICS-A tine assortment
HAIR TONES, RIir Dyes, Gloss Powder, puifs and
CURLING FLUIDS Potaatums. OILS. PliJosousss
TOILETTE and Shaving Soaps, loo dos. 5
OD0NTINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAW BERRY
FEagoriag ETsracts TN aasorsaue,.t Received and
offered cheap By 7. WELLS
~ Hyd. Poass, IoDISB ElPRArE SILVER, Select
powders of Ipecae Opium Coloe5 nth Rhubarb Seancny
Mayspple Golden Seal. All offered low by
juDe24 T.. WELLS.
& CiARSAPARILLA EXTRACTS. -4s Dozen
- BULLS, Gaz0ttS, TowNsENDs C1fPenters SHAKER
fresh fluid Extracts of SarsapaIIlla-
EsRANDIES, WINES, 6C.-H BBLs. and Aalf
ID Ptgss tegniec Ohf'd, DapyCy, Sigaets Gad Ctdia-
payne Bradies MADEIRA Port sherry. Nuscate VINES.
A RoMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-A
n popular remedy for diseases of the hidneys.
DORTEH-London in pint and quart bottles.
CLECTRIC Machines, Maiiciae CScsts, Medical
II Saddle Bass tune Bags Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
OttTO -4DGODslndl .SupDoyt5FS.
u ydranlic Gene - and Plaster of Paris of su
lI PeI1or guilty.
NTAREISHES Flu niture, Coach, Demar Brotg and
BGcs apca, Iron, Leather, Instrument and Picture
VaTnishes
~ OLD LEAF, Gold Fol-, SiIpsr Loat, Bed. Rsl0so
VI md 5Dhie B,opzes.
sEUSU scS-73 dozen HAIR Tooth Nail, HIT. Cloth,
- PANT Busting, Sweeping Scrubbng, Poona, Stencil
uorSe. Comb, Shoe, Stopping and Varnish Brushes
I: kECHES.-tresh supplies. Received BY
- juue24 4. WELLS.
4 EfIS1'S COLORS.-95 dozen fresh assorted
n ColOrS in niicxibe tubes well assorted.
=, ,PiCES; 1900 Lbs. Pepper s75 lbs Pimeoi0;
y Clnres, Cinnamon, Mace. UioGer; Ground Spices;
eImlee la; Sparkling GeileSue; bitter Almonds, Pre-
served Gipger.
GSifi4s, Marbles, Gun Fiiuts, Percussion Gaps. Gun
! Wadding
NOUGn Candy-G5 dozen HoWes Cough Candy
/ j and New England Cough syrup.
~ NEiS-Frdnkfort LfldSrigs, Leriagto7l and
" Cincinnati. Received and for sale by T. WELLS
kNiNE PEN AND POCKET KNIYES.-Ass'd.
= PORT mon AlLS, every sha le.
PISTOLS, SWORD AND WALKING CANES. Well
escorted
- EGARS AND TOBACCOS- So OOo Cl.1i5res
y Napoleon, Bdrri0S, Le1adro, Jenny Land SegarS;
20 boxes Nay QUEEN and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
smoking Tobaccos. For sale low by I. WELLS.
kbLACkiNG-40 gross fresh Paste Backing.
O STARCH, 25 boxes STAR CANDLES, 45 boxes,
ALCOHOL, Ninegsrs WajsigS, GINS, Runs, 81 bbls
LlNSEED OIL and SPTS TURPENTINE.
PURE WHITE LEADi 25, 80 and 100 lb kegs.
ZlNk WHITE PAINT, fae FrsHcA, 10 25 aaG 90 u kegs
Received and for sale al small advance by
june2t T. WELLS
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J.
THERE features Connected With this Mil worthy OF
i consideration and Close examination the parS Of
those wishing 10 purchase Feed hili.
lrs mecbaoeai eonsl ucton ard adaptation to the pur
pJes deigrsd to crush an grind Its great ca
pGoi.g while dong mu,sas> work with extraordinary
ease, It's durability is acy provided Tor. Tae conplese
and eEle p1i49ieAess Little Gia7t rendGriGS It's
greater GOn-en:cuee plantation mkoSs
bic IL requires mechanical aid biii OF expe sc to
qua Il a5s farm hsud put and set one
running 10 ha'f hours time Toe clnveuence with
Tb;ch The SWEEP m2y 10 spJe1 70 rUn hOrlOntSas Is
IaoSt usual O over head aud the I:l may be easily AZ
scteG where steam water used. The power 1t taxes
requiring AMI two horses The quantity ana quality
ot puet IS ID 80 bushels OF g0od feed meal pes hour
accoId9s 70 ibe deeIee OF hnsnsss rUG aEd the Sic
mill lt IS the chesras H al tnDgs considered, there
Is before the public
Another thing connected with The Little Giant pat
ent and worthy Of nO;e the fact that there has bsen
Patent hight specnatlng hnckserug Gbou. tEe
try IS ussl with the tn.u uSand bnngng make snT
pleeDis that got Gp as ITaGe-nereiy get money
BY selling or pIRng OF Gs patent right upon te edu
iOusthen the machine 10 So Abandoned by AL parties
hunbug The other hand tie PsIentee and PIopnetOrs
OF the lIe ispt Mills believing that they csnEnd de-
tcrmned that they w supply Ihe AgncuIturElSls and
stock raisers CfcUr country superior Mill per
manently engaged In tie business have one hun
dred Thousand dollars invested the manufacture OF these
Mills IN the East and SOUTH some Of these establish
meuts employ ing 90 solely in this business so high
y hese mills appF-eaieI that four houand have been
sold within the past eighteen mOnhs and TIT hcRves and
the extensive sanuflc of Agricultural mple-
menis IN the United States have eagerly sOnght inter-
est IN their manufacture and sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested; 10 one
Of the kind has received aud high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural AssUciztlOns
aud none by substantial practical utility and
merit have fArly ground their way every day
and popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Corn
COB Mill Orders prom psiy hed
Liberal discount 10 dealers. --..
BROWN X ANDERSON,
Oetl-n No. 40 Market ST.. Nashville, Tenn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
L. LO Y D. 3
ra-t w


WILL be ready On soout the twenty fourth CT DC
CONTENTS.
First application OF Steam.
Lie Of Joen Fith-Sngraving Of his frst Boat
Lie OF Robert fateO Engraving Of bIs trst American
D0at On the Hu1Soa River.
Kob't Fulton and Liyingstons frst Ohio River Boat
correct LktueSs-tull particulars
IAtrobe's first Boat
First SteuSeuVe Boat
First Explosion on toe Western Waters; from an Eye
Witness
Msps Of the Western ws'ers; Towns, Citss and Dis
t2ncss laid dowl correctly.
Liss o. SseRuboat Explosions since 1919; Names Of
Killed and Wounded; Liss OF Steamboats, ahoa Cor.
rect views OF Pltts5urg, Wheeling. Cnenaat Louisville
St Louis and New Orleans in 1855 Sketch OF each place
Population Business. &C.. Sc
rust Time Of BOats the OHIO and Mississippi Rivars
IL=t OF Steamboat O1f:ers on the Western aters.
The NewS Stsa1nDont iaw-Wi:h Com snts Lie boats.
Disasters the Lakss-names Of lost killed ana Touu.
ded
The Injurious TenisGcie3 Of MnnoPoGes
The High Water Ia 1910. SS2, ls45.
Last OF Plantations on tho stlssssippi R-v5T.
Important United States SGpreme Cont tesrlboat Do
cisohs.
With one hundred engrovings, handsomely bCeEG.
Price 81.
Orders from the trade so:i,ed and agents in every
town and city to eznvass !oF the wOlk. Addrsss
JAS 7. LLOYD 4 c., Cincinnati, o.
f25- E. d. EARSSW0Efn, Agent,
oct4-Sw Nashville Tenn.
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CoH tru'. CAns are pronounced b. all who have sx-
~ anneu tnetn te os Tue oes IN the market. For tha
hnowiug reasons they ought have the prsersncs ove
all others: wv
lsL They are the cheapest Quarts g. 81; QEts 50
"a lhes are an Oipr0Femehf u.cn the E,nsEeb Uau
ss the IS ID iIs p4cs by d agr and ,s,p,,l
cd 10 make The e'I. air snt
% ours are mae It Heavy TN AID b, hr res work
men Cannot til u e''noa 81 W''h 4bs ostsr, Iru
nOun:ed as very a s,:FsrpF
sun Tue only dra' Oark is ta-l the e. ii Nashville
manufAe'ure For We HaG bs-Lsrl lEel. 1. IA ,,res
there Is 10 ooubs sas We unisht hsse s., A. MI -.
article al a muCh Cod pr.cs
NeosVe also cr sale hops e.ssEaS out Fsat Cans
an article Of great c02seqnenes ..--...
auxz6 SNOV NJ. n h. GO
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PENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD,

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atanticcities
with Western, Northwestern Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at PtsbuTg with naily inc of Steamers to all ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Saudusky with
to al ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most dsgtc ctsaPet and reliable route BY which
FRElG T can be forwarded and from the Great JVt.t
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
lin bokesI Furs Feathers Sc 0' 75c per 1OOb
SECOND CLASS-BO0ks and Statnnery
Dry Goods On bsles,) Hardware Lea Gee per 1OOfb
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils, Bagging, Bacon, 500,
ana Pork in bulk, Kemp Sc....... QUO per IuOID
F0URTd CLASS.-Csffee, Fish, Bacon, ,oo-
aud Por, packed, Lard and Lard Oil 4oc per 4ooo
~ Ia shipping foods from any point East of Phla-
dephu be particular 10 max package Ud PsnnsylUaaia
Ea,oad' All Goods consigned % the Agents of this
Road Al Philadelphia or Pittsturg will be forwarded with
detention
ErEIGHT AgrsTs Moses Potter Boston; J. L. Elliott
" loFs; Suecder, Philadelphia; Msgraw & Koons,
Baltimore, George g. Franciscus, Pittsbnrg; Sprgman
Brown, Cincinnati Ohio; }. s. MoOrhead, Louisville
Ky: a. Medium, Madison, lad. Rptclitf Il CO.. St
EoUa No j =. Mitchell & Son, Evansville Ind.
II. H. ilauSroN, Gsafral Freiglt Ageat, Phlgda.
K. j. loNBAERT, NaDt. Altoona, Pa janl-ly
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a SUIsL UUiiA 20 u.AlN.n,,s-

MY WIFE having laborsd auder sue on ter 5rs,t tr
w sonietnle, and nsEing trisd ddsrsuI tr-a.eaecr
eu-elusd 20 Undertake II myself @nd isss Iznt1ls1
months affected complete cure although sue al -,
gwen up % esT friends - bsing bsol The reach II anv
en'e sne Gas ioE Toe Ia year eHJoved bcgsrht s ss
LAO ior many years previous. has sues Iveu bs 10
nne ehtld Which she RsIssl have lso trsstsa
severa' Other caea, acd ba7e wl Ire same s7rcsas
ay tTeamsni IS not tbs esiHg Of the kr;it OF CsSt
G. Mercury, but II purSy Fege.a5le als5 prtlsss 20
cure other diseases such Esnais seaSes spo Cieers
oerNnu'a Tllss nd all disease -etLg IA like man
ner. an ask 0i per aicted lkh any o. The apors
named diseases, Is 70 give trial VE.r. rtaFs.s no
cure 1nes shsll se no ehsrgs Further Ir5n c be
oo-el1ed BY calling On me b. letter At M ~ Norfn
Market stres:- jOSATHAN Tussas-t-S
juiv3-ou VIA - -
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q NEN Is eYeTy 0lIllTy
= Satss 70 sell tie above new and improved COI'N
ASn t'Ofs hffEI4. 10 al sne1, rare cnance 10
make money vii be offered Exclusive Stsle and County
privilege vii Be disposed Of On unusually lar TERMS by
't'''''.I F4pgEgs n i.y IND STOCK RAIsERs,
IoR.r voa 3 Corr and Cob Nall unsurpassed n tha
Uuion and yhca oanro be superseded by PAS, or iatne
iETertCns u s The rcry kih WHICH every Farmer ana
Sick aser sb0l3 have; it viii crush from 10 10 bush
t Corn ua Cob per hour with horse IS easily hIted
T and managed weighs $40 les, and a. all contact M me
uaiDg surfaces Is prevented viii last farmer al or
dnsTy hieie IsPeak hGs of lis durability because me
rIiaepls has been fairly tested in the old BARK Mall
4 LLL on TRIAL
for one month and t don't give conpleta satisfaction 10
return ts Il there be any man thus disosed iei nun now
speak Statistic warranted IN every case or ihe non
o. Will be refunded This CrNsher be attached 10
hOlse water or steam pOCcr, which renders u the most
convenisat au south o Nasons and Dixons line. All
other CFshors in be south require 700 much POSER
CT wiil sU0l wear oDL according u
THE LANS OF NATURE
Cora snd Cob Mill Vhich admits ef lateral wabbng
m2oa Wit necessarily zOon wear out all other Crnshers
arc aGenI5e 70 ts grand o5eoon and me Pfoprielofs
dare dispute IT, In the Construction of "YOUEG bBeR
lea have gained poser aud defy coniradIeton have
lessened suon ana challenge werd to the csn'rd-
V have preVentedg wubOlng lateral notion aud all are
corpei ed acknowledge it, therefore assert that II IS
Jar superior anT other sill an now selling this Ten
nesses invention at thssmAli sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
and any one wanting good thing, is earnestly re-
oussed to examine tbe true merits and principles Of This
5ul', and eIasT fom The Proprietor or Agents.
liberal discoUnt made 10 dealers.
j. Z. DRCMG0OLE,
taelbv7iIle Tenn. Oct. '55 SO Proprietor.
AGENTS.
t,ii5, Moore Co, 81 NalkeG street, Nashville Manu-
iac'uGaEs aud General Agents
Boau1out Fail Co. Ulsrksville, Agents for GOntgom'
sTT county
Ab Sa,k;rs, Pulaski, Agentfor Giles county.
Wa q Huat salem, Agent for Frank IN cosn'y ienn
and } icl80n cIu ~, Ala.
James j. Vance, Ca=tlian Spri gs, Agent for Sumner
county
}. ", Hatcher, Columbia Agentfor Maury county.
". y. Reii p q Rome Agent iOT Smith county.
j. Il. Akin, Charleston. Agent for Bradley county.
=. q Hunley Bros, Loudon Agents for East Ie1ues-
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I'HAT well known stand No. 81 Lover College Street
ohy les yards from the Public Sqaars Il has iust
nndergUne thorough repair and veil adapted 70 rvsr
Snd business more particularly family 8rocery or
BAKERY and GOni cnnary Store the hxuf IN the bous
oelng compl-te Tor either business will rent on liberal
TERMS Possession imnedisiely. Apply the premises
To sep ct A NOkRiSON
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
Ysc1.AA Ess :s - - 80 -

N and afIer Thursday, November 1st, 1855, Trains
Will fol iows:
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Nashville $40 A and 8, N; arrives at
ThompsoDs ut 6. ID, A. N and AS.
RETURNING. --
Leaves Thompson's at SE5 and 8, p. Nj arrives at
Nashville 1926, A. NJ, and 80. P NJ.
On sunday Train only leaving Nashville at z a. n
and Thompson's al S45, a.
The Stages of Carter Thomas Hough connect with the
Traius az ThompsOns
Through Tickets to Memphis, Waynesboro' jackson
Tuscun5a Florence, Counbs, and Pulaski can be pro-
cured the General Stage Office under the Verandah Ho
tel. A. ANDERSON
nov2-d r. Eng. and Supt
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ID. ID. COPP,
COMMISSION AND PoRWARDIN MERCHANT,

Savannah, ga
A DYANCES will be made by the subscriber
IA signmentS of Produce generally e the aboT named
house JOSEPH NASH,
septG-3m Southeast corner College and ChGrca sts
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PENNSYLyANIA RATLRO1D.

rTNHREE Daily Through Strains, between Philadelphia
i aud Pushing - THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves P6aaeirhle for Prtsburg at * A. NJ, and Pitts
leaves Philadelphia r Pit!sbug at p NJ and Pittsburg
foy pa ladel7ha at l, Pm. THf NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia Tor Prttsburg at H. p NJ and
pst'sEure Tor Philadelphia at 10, z. N.
The Gare lines connect PittSburg with the Railroads
{a aud }r,14 81 LOUIS. Mo; Alton Gaieua and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
Hauta Madison, Lafayette md indianapolis Ind. Cincin
natl DAYTON Springfield Beefoutano Sand1sky Toledo
Cleveland CalHmDus Zanesville MaEsiOn and Wooster
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans 81 Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be bad TO oraTom either of the
above phases
FortUrIhor particulars see Handbis at the different
starting Uons Passengers from the West viii fnd this
the shortest and expeditions route 10 Philadelphia
Baltimore, New crk or Boston
1hoS. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines, PliLGdl
j. AANhlMEN, AaEST, PGsSeRger Lines, PittSprg.
Philadelphia, lS55-aai-ly
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J. IL. cURREY,

DEGS LEAVE to inform his friends and ths
~ p6ehc generally, thai he constantly 49,
on hand Collins OF every description from The plainsst
servants 20 the nne Metale arEht and airexhaused Cd
tins, the best in for preserving tbe Corr.. nssr
Sn gOod aearSes and Horses, and everything necessary
Al orders sit at NV "areruon, No 81 CoOpsrs Building
Cherry srse viii be promptly attended 10 blt drv r
mont NIL Il HuRRpf