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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-26

was most excrutiating. The poor man cried out
in agony to be taken from the fatal machine.
The Inquisitor General was brought before
the infernrl machine called the Virgin. He
begged to beexcused
&" No, said they you have caused Others
to kiss it, and youssmust do it,
They interlocked their bayonets so as to form
large forks. and with these pushed him over the
deadly circle, the beautiful image instantly pre-
pared for the embrace, clasped him in her arms,
and he wascut into innumerable pieces.
The Colonel said he witnessedsthe. torture of
four Of fliem--his heart sickened at the awful
scene and he left the,soldiers to wreak their
vengeance On the guilty inmates Of that tsprison
Of 4.
il the meantime, is.sas rsporsa sisss sout
Madrid, that the prisons Of the 1nquisition were
broken open, and multitudes fastened to the
spot. And oh! what meeting was there
About a hundred Of those who were buried for
many years, were restored to life. There were
fathers who found their long lost daughters
wives were restored to their husbands sisters to
their brothers; and parents to their children;
and there were some who could not recognize a
friend among the multitude. The scene was
such as no tongue can describe.
When the multitude had retired, the Colonel
caused the library, paintings, furniture, &C., to
L 4 Is -
wagon load Of powder he depositd large guam
tity in the vaults beneath the building, and
placed slow-match in connection with it. All
withdrew to distance, and in few moments
the assembled multitude beheld u most joyful
sight The walls and turrets of the massive
structure rose majestically towards the heavens
impelled by the tremendous explosion, and then
fell back to earth-a heap of ruins
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-26

EARTHLY BLISS The pleasures of this world
are SO transitory and heeting that it seems a
crime for man to pass his days in frivolous
pursuits, or set, as many do, their whole mind
upon what, before te-morrow's sun shall 90
down, will become as mist and vapor. The un
certainty of life, that dark veil which cuts the
future from the piercing eyes of man, the igno-
rance of what it may bring FORTH have salu-
tary effect upon the thoughtful, and wean them
from too great love of the world, Of its pleas
ures or of themselves. Though there be a few
who live to the age of three score years and ten,
health and youth are not to be relied on, for the
nipping frost often destroys in an hour the fair
est flower, and the lightning from heaven often
rends the sturdy oak. If we place our hearts
upon the riches of the world, they fade away
before our sight, and the hard earnings of years
are in a moment swept away.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-26

BoYs, READ THIS "A boy was tempted by
some of his companions to pluck ripe cherries
from tree which his father had forbidden him
to touch:
You need not be afraid, said one of his
companions for, if your father should find out
that you took them he would not hurt you, he
is SO kind
That is the very reason,' replied the boy,
why would not touch them. 1t is true, my
father would not hurt me yet disobediencc,
know, would hurt my father, and that would
be worse to me than anything else.
A boy who grows up with such principles will
be man in the best sense Of the word. 1t dis
plays,a regard for rectitude that would render
him trustworthy under every trial.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-26

Triumph is the finest thing in the world
the long hre the king' the hat in the air
at the point Of the bayonets the compli-
ments of the muster to his warriors the visits
of the retrenchments, the villages and the re-
doubts; the joy, the glory, the tenderness =
But the foundation of all that is human blood
and shreds of human flesh.--D. Argenson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-26
Doetrn. 0
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
THE cALIFoRN1AN,s sERENADE.

(AIR FROM ossIAN)
Oh come with me where the sunset Flows
Upon clouds whose brightness breathes repose-
Where Pacific wavelets dash their spray,
On the yellow god-land far away
OH come with me, on the proud ships deck
We will brave the fears of storm and wreck
On the ocean billows quickly glide,
And hail the Californian side.
I'll quicsly hunt the mountain mincs
And treasure for thee the gold that shines
And gems that rest in the deep rayine,
Shall deck the brow Of my dark-eyed Queen!
Oh come with nle to my mountain home
Where wldness reigns, nor foes dare come
Where the gold streams flow, and the diamond springs
From the mountain gorge, as the gold spade rings
Oh come with me to my home far away
With hopes as bright as the glowing day,
tn toll for thee, from the morning light,
Till the bright star glows on the brow of night.
I'll quickly hunt the mountain mines,
And treasure for thee the gold that shines
And gems that rest in the deep ravines,
Shall deck the brow Of my dark-cyed Queen
Moret0wn, Feb. 26, 1855. BELL.
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MONTPELIER, VERMONT, THURSDAY,

most'df sl the Irish arg Our prohibitory liquor
Flaw has something todo here, but think pop
uiar opinion is, sufficiently in favor to carry it
ont to good degree. H.N.n.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-26
Che Gomilp GirfIe.

The sand in the hour glass not only reminds
us of the swift fight of time, but also of the
dust into which we are one day to crumble.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-26
D. P. THOMPSON, EDITOR 6 PROPRIETOR.

ais of controversies which shs world can never
settle, yetnever sui ffer to rcposes Hdrper's Mag
dSiae. @
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-26

by them, hoping if they could make us believe
that they were friendly, they should have d bet
opportunity, in the confusion of the moment, to
escape.
Their artifee was too shallow and did not sue
ceed caused them to be put under guard.
and all the soldiers of the lnquisition to be se-
cured as prisoners.
/ We then proceeded TO examine all the rooms
of the stately edifce. We passed through room
after room, found all in perfect order, and rich
ly furnished, with affairs and crucifxes, and wax
candles in abundance, but could discover no ev-
idence Of iniquity being practiced there-nosh-
of those peculiar features which we expected to
find in an Inquisition. We found splendid
paintings and an extensive library. Here was
beauty and splendor, and the most perfect Or
der or which my eyes had ever rested. The ar
chitecture--the proportions were perfect. The
ceiling and floors were wood, secured and high
lp polished. The marble pavement was arrang-
cd with strict regard to order, There was every
thing to please the eye and crafty cultivated
taste. Where where these horrid instruments
Of torture Of which we had been told and
where were those dungeons in which human be.
.ings were said to be buried alive! We searched
in vain The holy fathers assured us that they
had been belied, that we had seen all, and wal
prepared to give up the search, convinced tha
this Inquisition was different from others o
which had heard,
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THE FINAL DESTRUCTION OF THE
SPANISH INQUISITI0N.e

4 The following is true picture Of that prison
house of hell-the dungeons of the Inquisitlon
pt Madrid--which were broken up and destroy
ed in 1909, by Col, Lemanyusky, who waslfat-
tached to Napoleon's army. Before they were
destroyed, every apartment where scenes of tor
ture took place. ,wsSsney11 Y - were
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-04-26
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
PuBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
06ice..... Over Hubbard q Blake's Store,
HAHN Street, Montpelier, VT.

rsau-o1e dollar and fifty cents per year in advance
$500 after three MONTHS Village subscribers, who have
their papers left at their door, $500. :
Algsrs'snents inserted in neat and tasty stye at Gus
tonary prices.
P5ass aai al'ther legal Notices published the usual
rates.
III sent to eachtown in Washington County
fse OF postage postage for any distance within the State
win b: Is cents per year. payable quarterly in advances for
any distance out OF the State 20 cents peryeaaso payable
alvance Where payment is not made quarterly in adj
ance double these rates are charged,
~ J. w. wHEEIocE, PRINTER.
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42lisfellaneous.

The following letter was received and marked
for insertion some weeks since, but got mislaid,
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-10

DISORDERS OF THE BOWELSI
NJ Medicine that has been introduced into this
N ton Of the country has been found valuable the
GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands bottles have been sold Of late years in this
stse and been found in every case to give instant
-elief in all Of
Oysentery and Diarrhea, the Fremont
tory Stages of Cholera,
bloody Fux GrpnE, Pain in the Stomach Bowels, and
all incidental complaints from eating uRripe fruit crude
vegetables, change Of water, &c.
The occasion 10 offer certificates for medicine that
has used in almost every family in the State with
pete II used the Board Of Health in New
YORK. and also st Petersburg in Russia, in the Cholera
Hospitals when other remedies had ailed and universal
y admitted be The best and most reliable medicine in
istence for the disorders il processes TO cure.
This medicine is warranted and should fail to curea
circumstance yet known-the money will be, in all
cases, refunded.
The this Medicine and the confidence which the
public reposes it. has induced the subscriber 20 have e
for sale all the Drug Stores throughout the State Price
per bottle, 50 cents. lmy22l ALEX MACKENZIE.
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CARTER,S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
'oT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN II
Lathe Afflicted Read and Ponder.

LOn0Sr.
An nfalbe Remedy tor Scrofala Kings Evil Rheurat en-,
Sotaneous EruptionS, Pnpes or Postulss on
me Face, Botches Bois Ague and Fever Chronic sore
Eyes kog Worm letter Scaid Head Enlargement ana
ran OF me Bones and Joints Stubborn Ulcers Svphitic
DISORDERS IumbagO Spinal Complafnts and an nssaSes
arising rom an lnjudicous Use Of Mercury nDr1dnce
IN Life or Impurity Of the Blood - FNS0
'HIS great Alternative medicine and Ppr;e 81, a. NJ,
is used by thousands Of grateful pafisn.s 49, IN
parts Of the United State>, who testify daily IN he st
able cures performed By the greatest an nec 90 D
tt RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia Rhenns,is-,
Scroua Euptions the Skin, Liver Diseases Fev-r m
GERS Old Sores Affections the Kidne,s DiseoSss ~ a.
Throat, Female Complaints Pains Aching Of me Rons
and Joints ar all speedily put to fight by using this great
and inestimsble remedy. $50
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has vet been sp,5
70 compare with it. IL sleanSes the system e an ipuriti.
acts gently and efficiently the Liver and kidneys
strengthens the Digestion gives tone Stomach makes
enfeebed BY disease broken down BY the sxcesss ~
youth, to its pristine vigOr and strength -
For the Ladies IL is incOmparaby better than all .ba
metics used few doses II CAkrERs SPANH NxTrnu
Will remove al sailcwness Of complex bring the roses
mantng to the cheek give elasticity the sIep and i'm
prove the general health in rema kabe degree beyond all
the Medicines heard Of
The large number Of certificates which have received
rom persons from all parts Of the United States is the hest
evidence that there HuEbug bout H. The press hotel
keepers mag strtes, physcisBs and public men,
20 me community, all add their testimony the wonderful
Effects ~ this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
"a on the AGENT and get Circular and Almanac and
has performed -
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Propris-
90 no Pearl street, Richmond Va whom all orders
0' suPP"es anu agencies must be addressed
$1,000 anu LOT sA,e ny p GRAY and L. W cambridge,
Nasns, ,' ana ny Dealers in Medic ne generally.
marlu-dtriwsw1y
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Steam Boat Disasters on the
W estern Waters,
AND STEAM BOAT DIRECTORY.

VTNHE undersigned have In OF preparation a
i new steam Boat directory, which will be
issued in October next 1t will be Of the most interest
ing books Published and will be book that will be
Interesting to ali classes OF people. The STEAM BOAT
DIRECT RY will contain complete list AMI description Of
all the Steam Boats ahoat In the Western and South
ern Waters The length model speed power and onnsg
Of each boat where by whom built, the the
boat with the trade she is in Also the names Of Captain
and ohcers her age &C. &C. The Directory viii contain
History Of Steam Boats and steam Boating on the Western
Waters since the invention Of cam also sketch Of the
hrs built for the Ohio river with the Of the
builder, commander and owner.
River Directory viii contain Est and description Of
all the steam Boat Disasters that have occurred
on Western and southern Waters beautifully ustra ed,
with Of all those who have persisted by their burning,
snkng and exploding the Western and southern Waters
since 1871 The Directory will contain Maps Of the Ohio
Mississippi, Missouri Illinois, Arkansas, White, Red Qua
chita, Yasoo and other rivers, with the Towns and Cities
laid down. with correct distances also other River
and Commercial Items OF interest TO the people at large
The book VIII contain the OF the various u s. Mail
Boats with the trade they 10, kc &c TIE Directory
will contain compile list Of all the steam Boa. Ecens
ed oicers their places Of residence &C. the Steam
Boat Law requirements and all the important L. g..
Supreme Court steam Boat Decisions date the Rates
and important Commercial Privileges, Bills Of Ladng Inn
poant Decisions Of the various Y. Courts n regard
freghts Lost and Damaged ke with many other things
Of interest.
printed best The author has for years
been gathering together all the and regard
The numerous steamboat disasters the Western aud
Southern Waters and intends publishing them in book
The price Of the work viii oe put at the low sum Of
Iae Dollar Ten thousand copies will be issued for the
boatmen and others DESTROYS OF subscribing viii have to do
90 at once will be printed unless ordered In ad-
By RENTING one dollar 10 J. T. LLOYD CO. yuu
viii receive copy Of the above work The YORK VII De
issued In October. Agents ~ New Orleans, Memphis, 81
Loais Louisville Pttsburg. Wheeling and Cincinnati viii
wait upon the steam boat comm anders-
All letters should be addressed 20
jes-a Cincinnati. Ohio.
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CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.

CHOLERA PREVENTIVE.
WE Public respectfully informed that LYONS co
still 'ntinue selling their Gel, brated hole IA, and
Diarrhea Preventive, (frOm the eff cts Of which
50 many last year reapsd great mort and rre BY TIE
ia Ion, Bottle or Glass. As evenives are ALWAYS basr
than cures, We strongly recommend all to use it, The Poor
supplied with ut Charge il accompanied with practising
DOCTORS certhette Private Families particularly should
have bottle Of this article the house in case Of ener-
gency. LYONS A "a
myl 10 Coda 49,,
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VIII. III. CRUTCHER,
No. 81 College Street, Nashville,
ID EsPECTFULLY invites the attention Of his friends and
II customers TO his
EXTENSIVE STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Prints, French ChintI,
Gnghams, Bleached Domestics,
CottonAdes, Brown Domestics,
Plaid Cotton, Nankins,
Servan q Plaids, Drilings
Bleached Sheetings, Irish Linens,
Brown Sheetings, Brown Linens
HOSIERY.
Complete Of Hose and Hall Hose, Silk, Isle Thread
Cotton &c in great variety-cheaper than ever before
offered.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Black and colored Cloths, Cravats,
" fancy Cassimers, Stocks,
Vestings-grest variety, Beautiful White Cravats,
linen Drills Tor pants, Kid Lisls and silk Gloves,
Cord Linens In great variety, Half Hose,
Embroidered white and fancy Gauze Merino Vests,
Vest Shapes for weddings Cotton and Six 20,
and partiea, for Gents under wear.
Linen Shirts and Collars.
marsi VIM II. CRUTcHER.
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cATLTNs NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

LIfsrOR' OF TIE INDIAN rRIsEs 0f NORTH AMER
iCA WITH biographical Sketches AID aneedotes q nc
Frfncipal Caish s4nbeIishsd silh I've hssdrsd ara
ncsafy FoFtrEits nm the lnldaa GaerB 10 ne hsr
Dep4rmsai WsshnStan IN three voiass isxl aeass
Original eost fi8o. uiu sell this uosE uAsssa 90 ior
cAsh laFaiol JOIN y WEI,
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THIS elegant House. located on 5h Avenue, the most
fashonshie promenade in America IS eonnnHe5 upon
the EUROPEAN PLAN, without any ehLnge Of hat oe@e-
tlf, furniture the style u keeping, which has seea -
much approved By rs patrons Il coniAns apartments ~
families OF single gcnsmen superior taAny other holsi "
Tue patronage Of The pubic :. respectfully solicitsd
ALBERT CLARK. Proprietor.
49, York Nav IA ISIS. myGA-eCd4w
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ERENII GARDEN NEEnN-Just receive

TRESII GARDEN SEEDS-Just received q
L large OF Fresh Garden Seeds from D. Landreh,
prng all the varieties brought 10 the market-Cabbage
Deeds assorted Onicns Rsdh, Salsay Beet &C., by the
y; Extra Early and Early May Peas; week Mohawk
and Valentine Beans by the gallon bushe Silver Skin
and Red setts bnshel Dbl and having sold out
entirely last year. guarantee the soch
10 be fresh, &C BROWN GRUBBS,
jams 4S College ct
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
wooden and Willow Ware.
II RAss bound Buckets, all sizes;
~ Iron do DO do
Oak Buckets;
do Well Buckets:
Painted Oy Buckets
Brass bound Water Cans:
Iron do do do
Cedar Milk Piggins;
do PATS;
do Tubs, all sizes;
do Keller, iron md brass bound;
do Oh rms, all sizes;
Chopping Trays;
Wooden Bowls;
Patent spring Clothes Pins:
Common DO do
Market Baskets, With and without covers.
Large square and round Clcthes Baskets.
Willow Wagons;
German Work Basket:
Deep Clothes Baskets with wooden bottoms;
Just received for sale b.
myi2 SNOW, MACKENZIE CO.
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RHODES,
FEVER AND AGUE CURE


INOR the Prevention and Cure Of lNTERrTEST and RE
II MIrIKsf FEvEss, FEVER and AGUE, CHuLs and FEvER
DUMs AGuE GENERAL DEBILITY NIGHF SwEAT and all other
forms Of disease which have common origin in MALARIA
or MAsaA This subtle atmospheric poison which at GER
tain unavodaby inhaled at every breath is the
in character wherever il exisNorh South, East
West-and will every where yield to this newly discovered
Rntdoe, which claimed to be the GREATEST DISCOVERY
MEDIcISE EVER MAPE.
This specnc so harmless that it may be taken by per
sens Of every age condition, ami it will not substi-
tute Tor disease others still too often the
suit IN the treatment by Qunine, Mercury Arsenic, and
other poisonous deleeous drugs not particle Of Of
which is admitted into this preparation.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from the use Of this NATURAL ANTIDoTE TO MA
LARA.
1t will entirely protect any resident or traveller in
the most sicky swampy localities Ague BIZ.
ious disease WhateSer Or any injury from constantly inha
ing Malaria or Miasma.
It will instantly check Ague in persons who have sui
fered for any length Of time from day twenty years
that they need have another chill BY continuing
its use according to directions.
1t will Immediately relieve all distressing results Of Bill
ous Ague Diseases such general debility night
&C. The patient at begins to appetite
strength and continues until permanent and radical cure
Finally its use win Danish Fever and Ague from families
and classes Farmers and all laborng by adopting
1t preventive will be free FIR Ague Bilious attacks
in that Of the which, while the most sicky
Is the most valuable one to them.
One two bottles will answer for ordinary cases, some
nav require more
company each bottle
Price One Dollar Liberal discounts made the trade
Trad circulars forwarded application and the article
win be consigned liberal terms TO responsible parties ii
IVY JAS. A. RHODES Proprietor,
Providence. l.
AGENFs-New York-C. V. Clckener & Co., and G. h
Ring; Phlade phia-T. W. Dyott sons.
And for sale by dealers generally.
mar2l-dtTiwkw6m
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HO Il E LIS.
TO THE PUBLIC.
ONCE MORE TO TILE REsCUl

TVHE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends and
patrons that they have reopened their business al No.
IS Market street. and have just received large supply Of
Cigars Liquors. Wines &C. which they offer for sale very
liberal terms Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention to business
ap27Ng L. D. GOLDBERG co.
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TO HOTELS AND FAMILIES,

yNTE are selling Ice Cream al 81 so per gallon;
w We are selling "a Bread Tickets for 81;
We are selling all kinds OF Crackers at 10c % ID;
We are selling Black and Green Teas warranted, q
per cent lower than any other house in the trade.
We selling every article in line at equally reduced
prices 1my26l VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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SOUTHERN ROUTE.
fs1Nsus rsEze1 eHsEz Efkz Xln


RATES REDUCED.
IRON the 18th instant to LIST OF June the rates Of
Il Freight from Charleston and Savannah TO Nashville will
O' % '' FIRST CLASS.
Books and atonery Boots Shoes and Hats, Bottled L.
Camphne and Spirits Turpentins, in casks and bane
Carpeting
Confectionery, cutlery in boxes and cases, Dry Goods In
boxes and bales.
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates, at owners
oysters and jars saddl'ry, Tin Ware, Tea. and
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware "excep, Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma.
Foreign Liquors in barrels pipes Cordagc Tobacco in
boxes Carriage Springs and Axle Leather in rolls and box
es OILS barrels Crockery and Queensware in
and Rice Zinc, Whiting Plaster Of Paris A
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortes Carriages, "boxed" and
other Light articles not enumerated Also Carboys Of Acids
VIII be taken at actual weight but charged double LIST class
An articles not enumerated be charged OF
aiagous articles.
FROM is June to Ist of Dsce nbsr they win be changed
as follows.
LIST Class above, per 100 al 90
Special rates ............. 20
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities viii end this
me cnsspest ss wen ss me mos.
nah; ranges from TO IL per cubic foot according TO
class and character Of vessels.
As the Railroad Companies at Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Of Mer
chandse win be necessary TO consgn 70 Commission Mer-
chants at those points.
shippers may rely upon strict adherence 20 the above
rates. IL. l. ANDERSON, Sup't
jani1-u N. 4 Q. r. r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled the rates unless each and
every package has the Of the Depot Of delivery, and
the Initials n Q. r. X. plainly marked upon H.
LA.
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NOTICE.

@ II. LOOMS CO., sole Agents for Nashville, will
- furnish the people Of Tennessee with all the different
kinds WINE made by me, at my Cincinnati ~hots
prices. Also the Catswba Grape Cuttings for planting
Cali and see them. N. LONGwORTH
unar2S Cincinnati Ohio
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nWNER WANTED-For crates ousea's W rs
" rscess per steamer Rsscae fron cfnsinaat-EAEks-
Georrs AlsxAnaef, Nzshvss- Tsnn.
nar4 ~ oOADVN W.
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FINE ROCKAwAY FOR SALE,

HAVE for sale a hne ROCKAwAY, suitable for one or
L two horses, with a PORTABLE PARTITION-has been
used about six months. Also, excellent FURNITURE
CAR. Cheap for cash. Apply to L. MOSES,
No. 10 College street.
mys-f Opposite the Sewanee House.