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SECOND LARGE SALE AT AuurroH
Spring and Summer Goods
A. J. DUNGArI & CO.

TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY g. THURSDAY.
APRIL nth, 18th and 10Th.
vYvE will sell at Auction TUESDAY. WEDNESD.y
w AND THURSDAY APRIL Urn, isrH AND Ts l9H,
the and % SsSo fScs We Fs, sg, gs
acure embracing the latest styles and max Tor
the Spring and summer Trade which be sud ibe-
RAINY anu "''nOai FOREIGN GOODS.
Black and Fancy Colored Cloths Of French, English
the different styles and Qualities Black and Fancy Sar,
Black and Fancy Column Silks Satin Themes; flore5ee
and Gro de Rhine Silks lck and Fancy Silk CrAyais
Stocks of entirely style Bandanna Pongee and SIX
Handkerchefs Madras and Linen Handkerchie Bonnet
Ribbons large handsome assortment of entirely new
silk Blond Ribbons English Printed Jaeonets and Musi
of new styles and bright coors French Lawns
nets organdies Brlants and bereges French Plaid Cha
Ii; Striped ana Figured Brilliant Palm Printed Roreses
French Bereges plain and fancy coo Green, Blue
Brown Bereges French Scotch and English Plaid, Striped
and Plain Coored Ginghams HOyles Superior IA Prints
French and English Fancy and Pain Prints French and
English Oil Prints, of all widths and Qualities French and
English Flannels all Wool snd SILK and weo Irish French
German and Russia Linens Of all Qualities Plain andTwi
and Pink Coored Linens lrsh and French Linen Drng,
Of Superior e S Shirt % frsSea ana Gsr
ench Linen, and silk Threads; Buttons and Trim
Goods Embroiderie Laces Gloves Hosiery, &c; French
Gloves and Mtts of styles Suspendefs Port Monaies
embracing The largest of Foreign have
had the pleasure OF Offering
STAPLE AND FANCY AMERICAN GOODS.
Allen, Demms, Briggs sprague and Washington Fancy
Prints, Black, Red Green Blue and Orange Yellow auI
chester do, Pennsylvania do 800 Bales Brown Sheong
Shifting, Drilling Osnahurgs; l24. Ia, 1914 Brown Sheet
ing Bieached Domescs, of all qualities and widths ;
Driings Black and Colosed Cambrics Siesias
Padding Canvas Padding, Cottonades OF all qualities
Plain Striped and Plaid Blue DeDims and pnngs Union
Linens Book fold and Al Nankns and Linens SILK and
Wooilen Tweeds All-Wool Tweeds, Andelusian Merino
Cloth a new article; Black and Colored Cashmerets and
Fancy Satinetts; Baskiie Linen of unique styles,
Whenton Cassmeres, Striped Satnetts Cadet Mixed Cot
tonades great variety Trimmings, &C., &c; Umbrellas
Paasos of and variety; Fans of every variety
Bonnets and Bonnet Flowers &c.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Pioneer Mills, Robertson County, Tennessee.
Sumner Spinning and Manufacturing Company, Sumner
County, Tennessee.
Mount Verd Mills, Athens, Tennessee.
Sylvan Mills, Shclbyvle Bedford Coun,y, Tennessee.
Augusta Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Macon Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
Rasswell Manufacturing Company, Georgia.
The above comprises of the leading articles OF the
Stock now in store, which will be sold freely
Sale commencing at 9 O'Clock.
Terms liberal. A. J. DUNCAN g. co.
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[Rcporte1 fer the Union and Annsrlcqn.]
ATLANTA, April 90, 1855.
MEssRs EDTToRs Below furnish you our market
quotations for the past week. which your readers may rely
upon as being correct
BACON-The stock in markets. light and cash demand
iiT at 9a9[c per ID Hog Round. There is moderate
stock Of LARD in the market by the barrel at l0ale
per ID; scarce in kegs at lal2.. CoRN-Sacked very
scarce at 81 l5al 20 per bushel. OATS would sell rea
Oily at 75a soc per bushel. WHEAT-None in market ;
worth 81 Is per bushe. .FLOUR-Superfne $19ali per
barrel. HAY-Tennessee scarce at 81 IS per cwt....
FEATHERS duliat 81 per ID. ..APPLES-Drie very
scarce at 81 so per bushel Green-None in market, and
would sell readily at $2a3 per bushel. EXCHANGE
Sight drafts on N Y = Augusta, Charleston and Savan-
nah Il per cent premium,
Respectfully, SEAGO It ABBOTT,
General Commission Merchants
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q GG CTD GV al Is q w.
HICKMAN. "REETUCEE,
WILL practice in the Courts al Hickman Clinton, Bland
vile Mavfed, Murray, Benton and Paducah, Ken
lucky: also in the Courts at TROY and
DRESDEN, TENNESSEE.
Aud will give prompt attention 10 al business entrusted to
maT2fI his care
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ALBION.
H"D B!.kNiUVS AND NERiNOs

BID linn sl..IN IND v y llt-EUs' = ,
rETTE undersigned offering the remainder OF
their stock OF Nsriaas and Bed Blankets at greatly re-
dI.ei prices Also their stock of Winter Dress Goods
consisting OF Plaid Striped and Plain co1rei Muslin &c
Lines Plaid Silks &c. Collars ChemizeGes, Under
sleeves and Kid Gloves. cheaper than ever.
BENG DESTROYS 10 Tciuss our stock before purchasing
,rip Goods we are prepared 10 give Great BaI gains
D Goods to all who NAV favor with their patronage
az ,F THURSTON X BERNARD
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GAS FITTING.

Uio III IINNs.
WYE still continue insert Gas ps ut the usual low
w prices, and prepared to make Alterations, do
any kind Of work in line and warrant it well done.
Gas Fixtures
We offering large Chandeliers for less money than
they be brought from the East after paying freight &e
Glass Globes and Paper Shades.
We have invoices Of large lots OF Globes and Shades.
with other Gas Fixtures. which expect BY iTst boats
from PittS5urr and will sell them very low. Apply Ia
uchs'55-1y i. j.. DAVIS h co.
JrXTRA FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.-An
IL lovers Of Fine Chewing Tobacco would do well 10
purchase their supply at STRETCHES DRUG STORE,
formerly Stretch Orrs) which has Just received the
finest article ever brought 10 this city. Fnehs
AGRICULTURAL, IMPLEMENTS.
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c. W.. ROBERTSON. n. BRADSHAW. JS0. R.. JUNEs.
NEW FIRM.
G.. w. ROBERTSON Il CO.,
No. IA College Street. between Spring and Union sts,
at the Store formerly occupied by
ROBERTSON Il BRADSHAW.
NASH VILLE, TENNESSEE.
WE are receiving and opening large and com.
w plee stock of Genilemens ladies' Misses, Chill
drens, Boys and Youths Calf Kip and Patent Leather
Boots and Shoes for the Spring and Summer trade and
in calling attention to stock feel confident that
consists of the best selected asSoments the city,
which will sell low at wholesale and retail for cash
The stock consists in part OF
Gents superior Calf Boots;
Low-quarieFed Patent Leather Shoes;
Cloth Congress Caters;
Kid do;
Ladies' super Black Lasting Caters, plain and tipped
Welt tialters;
Pump super Kid Booles;
Kid Slippers, English and French;
Also, full and complete assortment of Misses and Chill
dren's Boots and Caters.
We have on hand superior LOT Of Sole Leather Travel
ing Trunks. Z. W. ROBERTSON CO.,
mh29 Ii College street
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Books and Stationery.
NEW Firm

TAVING this dry associated with my Brother jon
III T. HAoAN, we will continue The BOOK AND STA
Tl0NERY BUSINESS. under the style of F. HAGAN
BRO, at the old stand on Marke, street.
March %, 1855. F. HAGAN.
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TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1855.
Notwithstanding the tightness {

Notwithstanding the tightness of
the times and the consequent depression in all de-
partnlens of our commerce and trade Nashville, is
progressing in all the elements Of wealth and in
nlence. Daring the present crisis in the none
tary affairs Of the country cur city has stood up
like young giant and has faced the storm with
that manly energy Characteristic Of her citizens
When merchants were failing in other cities, and
when confidence for time was greatly shaken in
many houses hitherto considered impregnable-
despite the difficulties, unpdvoidably thrown in the
way By cur banks cuTlailing their circulation and
refusing to accommodate at a time when acconlda-
tons were most neede6-the failure of the crops
and low stsge Of the water--we say in the face of
all these obstacles our men Of business have done
nobly; they have shown themselves equal to any
emergency, we say any because we do rot believe
another similar state Of circumstances could
spire to render times more hopeless
A leisure walk through our city and around the
suburbs viii convince any one of our advances in
material wealth. Engine shops, car factories, wa
gon and plow factories, furniture shops, planning
mills, stone cutting machines, &c, &c, are in ae-
tive and successful operation, with powerful ma
chinery driven by steam in and around the city
All these branches of manufacture employ hun
dreds Of well skilled and industrious artisans and
laborers who consume the products Of the farmer,
and furnish carpenters and rnasons with ample en-
ployment in furnishing new tenements for their
homes. The Wholesale trade has nearly closed
with an increased business, and the grocery trade
continues to attract the custom from East Tenues-
see, Georgia, Alabama and Middle Tennessee and
portions of Kentucky. Our hotels until very re-
Gently have been crowded with strangers coming
from all parts Of the country by railroad, river and
stage rontes. Real estate is advancing rapidly and
ourpoorer population buying lots with the view
of making Nashville their permanent home. In
this department our friends JOHN L. & r. w.
Brown and LINDsLEY & CRocEErTE are affording
all the facilities at their command for the accom-
mediation Of persons wishing to purchase-the de-
nsnd is for more houses, suited to small renters
and the poor VIII our citizens have them built
In 1910 the population of Nashville was 6900; in
1850 it was 6O00 now it is estimated variousy
from 200 to $4,000 and is probably actually
about 10000 This increase in our population GER
family demands proportionate increase in the
means for its accommodation. If this is not DONE
the population which has been pouring in upon US
for some time viii have TO seek other and more ia
vprable locations for the Investment Of its labor,
talent and energy. win we not stop this threate
ened retrogression by at once commencing the pro-
per Improvements? Who will start the work?
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HAGAH & BRO,
fROnK SELLERS AND 81 ATIfeCFRS

No 81 N 4rket Street, Nashville Tenn,
yTT0ULD call the atteu ION Of Merchants, Peddlers
w Teachers. and others thsir large assortment Of
SCHOOL, MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Letter and Cap Paper, Blank Books and Sta
Ionfry generally, ~heh they offering TO the trade
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NASHVILLE, sN1THLANp AND IA

sEMI.wEEKLY NASHVILLE, sRrTHLAND AND Pa
DUCAH PACKET
THE neat light draught packet Aida. nrs1Eo~ b
i W. j. HARMON, Master, win hereafter 47t4ssg'
run as regular Semi-weekly Packet be
tween the above ports; leaving Nashville every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. at 10 o'clock. A. and Paducah on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock, Z. stopping at
all the intermediate landings.
For freight passage, having good accommodations,
ply board, or to
mh3O a. HAMILTON, AgsF.
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T73ANK LESLIE's LADIES, GAZETTE O.
4 FASHIONS for April for sale by
mill JOHN YOpK T. 10

FOsS SAGE-A GREAT BARGAIN.
TINE house and lot lately occupied by Charles Pea
BODY fronting 70 feet Market street. $50 feet teep
The buildings all in good repair over 81 900
splendid bargain can be had in the purchase of said
premises. Possession given lst January, 1856. Terms
liberal
Aiso Lots in Edgefeld, 100 feet front each; under
mprUl enenj-b0th the city.
Also in the Buena Vista Plan of Lots, with an
elegant building site, high and healthy.
Also Lots IN McNairys Addition, within 10 minutes
walk of the Squire; fine building stes-2 with beautiful
shade trees. - ID.
baTgsn'wil be'given in the sale of any of said lots
90 Apply 10 ID. F. WILKIN,
IN No 20 Cherry street
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COMMERCIAL.
NASHVILLE. April q.

NASHVILLE, April "a.
C0TTON-The market remains inactive, owing to the
small amount offered. The transactions yesterday
notoyer so bales at Gas.
TOBACCO-Saes folows:-5 hhds OF s. IS, so,
so So, c 80, Is. I So, So IS, c 80, %, So
3 20, 20, IS. 45, 65.
New ORLFAYs April 1S.-COTTON-Afer the close of
business last week dispatches received BY telegraph
announcing the arrival of the steamship America at Halifax
with Liverpool dates the 3ls March-three days later
than those by the Washington. Her advces reported
active Cotton marke at Liverpool with upward enden
cy in prices but without any quoabe advance The sales
Of the entire week stated at So 500 bales 900 of
which to SPECTATORS and 5000 for export and the
quotations given s. for Orleans Fair and led
for Kidding Orleans which the previously
ported This intelligence appears to have disappointed
public expectation, actual advance having been antic
pated, and the market consequently opened Saturday
with limited demand that the sales of the day did not
exceed 1900 bales On Monday buyers still stood aloG
and The business confined 10 $500 bales while yes
terday factors compelled to give way in erder bring
out purchasers and 300 bales taken at dec Of
&c ali descriptions below Good Middling. We reduce
our quotations accordingly Thus the transactions Of the
three days amount 10 $500 bales
The receipts this port since LIST September Exclusive
ofthe arrivals from Mobile Florida and Texas are 007
1872 bales against asa bales TO date last year and
the decrease in the receptsa all the ports to the latest
dates compared with last year. 2G5 6S5 bales In the
exports from the United States to foreign countries
compared with the dates last year. there is in
of 1883 bales TO Great Britain and of 1874 to
France aud decrease Of Il $50 to other Foreign Potts
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
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NEW BOOKS.
New Books

New Books
TOR SALE By JOHN YORK & co.
II ISTORY Of the Origin, Form ton aud Adoption Of
Ii the Constitution of the United States; with Notices
Of its Principal Founders. BY George T. Curtss.
life Of Martin Lnlher the German Reiornier: to which
is added Sketch Of the Rise and Progress OF the Refor-
nation loo Illustrations
Land of the Saracens. By 9syard Taylor.
Journey 10 Central 4 .-ica. by Bayard Taylor
Hancrnls's United States Volumes
Ruth Hall. By Fanny Fern.
Wikoff's Courshp-
Life Of Horace Greeley. by ]. Parton
TAKPER'S MAGAZINE for April
IL Puinan's Magazine for April
Frank Leslie's Journal for April.
Frank Leslie's Fashions for March.
For sale by JOHN YORK co.
NOLD PENS.-The best article ia the market For
II sale by JOHN YORK co.
SUPERIOR CUTLERY.-locket Knives Of al
~ sizes for sale by JOHN YORK & CO,
Gpt Corner of Cherry and Union streets
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD
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WHEREAS, suggescn having been made TO tho Cler1
w The 'oqBE CouTtef HNgan County Tennessee, thst
The saie II Joseph Dodsoa, deceased is notice Is
hereby given 10 The creditors ..il deceessi f3elheir
claims legally authenticated, with said Clerk on bcrpre
the 18th day Of August next they v be forever barred.
This 9Th day OF March, 1855.
Ep7-w3.t =, y, nONSOE. Alu'r,
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THIS DAY
DECEIVED by express, the largest stock of SUMNER
IL, WRAPPING we have offered.
ALSO
An extra lot of EMBROIDERIES, in Chemisetts and
Sleeves Collars Coarets. Basques, Cottage Capes, Jaco-
net and Swiss Bands and Rufiles, &c.
Also
A splendid lot of MOURNING COLLARS SLEEVES
both separate in sets.
DRESS GOODS,
of all the rewest styles that out in Silks Bereges Ts
sues. Organizes, Jaconets. &C. &c.
All of which will sell at the lowest possible prices for
cash, or to prompt buyers on time.
mhf4 r. c. MCNAIRY co.
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FEN \ ESSEE AND ALABAMA KAILKOA
NLI - E< - 49,
COLUMBIA, wAYEEsBoRV, JACKSON, LAGRANGE
MEMPHIS


COLUMBIA, WAYEEsB0R0, JACKSON, LAGRANGE
AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDID Four Horse Coaches from fs=Ss-sseSSlA
- Franklin TO Lagrange, connecting at -NS-ssA-szz-
those points with the Railroads TO
Iuseumbia, Florence and Montgomery, Ala and Aber-
deem, Columbus and Canton Mississippi.
The fine Four Horse Coach Lines 10 these points are all
in excellent order making close connection with the Rail
road at Franklin, Tenn
Express Train leaves the Depot at Csc A. NJ Also to
Pulaski and Eikton,
and all places throughout the Southern country. We
have Splendid Lines running connecting with the Railroad
at Franklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski and Elkton
will leave Nashville the o'clock Z. NJ Train Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
Accommodation Line
Leaves Nashville daily at O'Clock, r NJ. connecting at
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line TO COLUM-
BIA.
For all information, Through Tickets &C. apply at the
General Rail road Stage and Omnibus Office, No. "a Cedar
Street. opposite the Post Office.
N B-Omnibuses will call for passengers in any part OF
the city. mh2S-G
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MELVILLE, April 23d, 1855.

SEEDs-We have received from our friend JAMES
McCuLLoUGH, Of Smith county, liberal samples Of
corn and peas which he has been at some trouble
to collect for the benefit Of farmers needing sup
plies flr seed. The corn is the "proliic Canada
corn, producing from six to eight stalks to each
grain, and from one to two ears TO each stalk. The
peas are of several varieties: the corn-feld Tea,
the stock pea, and the lady pea. These seeds are
left fo- sale in Nashville the corn at the drug store
Of Dr. GRAY and the peas at the store of RoDB
Sc SMITH, Market street, near Broad.
Dmp-At her residence in Rutherford Co, Tenn,
Mrs Mary MgsF, widow of William Muse ESQ.
on Saturday morning April Dist, aged 81 years.
~ Essex Co. Va. papers copy.
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Practical Landscape Gardening,

In ~ NJ En- ENE OF RURAL RESIDENCES;
DElNG general prize pies Of the art with l,l din ecous
~ LOT planning shade trees Shrubbery and Towers and
laying cut ground BY G. NJ. KERN. / VOL l2mo. with
% illustrative engravings Price 81
The illustrations for this volume are nearly connalad
the manuscript IS in the hands of the printer and will be
siereoyped and The volume produced in the hansores
style early in March.
The advantages which Mr. Kern has had in acqririnv
practical knowledge of his business in bis early education
at the rd5R des P11fes Of Paris and in the Gardens
OF st Cloud and Versailles during the reign of Louis
Philippe, give assurance OF his fitness for executing the
task he has undertaken while the positions he has held in
this country, and among others that sht be nane the
charge of embeshings the grounds the recent Ohio
State Fair at Newark attest the estimate placed upon his
capabi tiles by practical men
The book is eminently practical and adapted TO the
wants of thousands Of practical people in every portion of
the Unon who desire hints aud suggestions aid them in
ornameDting their premises The needed help may now
behad, at small narrated in pure English STYLE
few copies for sale by HAGAN 4 BRO.
81
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HEAD QUARTERS % DIVISION TENNESSEE MILITIA
The following gentlemen are hereby appointed
members Of my staff 4n orders received through
them by officers of this Division win be obeyed:
WIN. a. CAKUrnERs, Of Smith county, Assistant
Adiltaut General; Benz 7. Johnson, of Sum-
ncr Assistant Qlarter-master General; JAMES d.
Nancy, Of Davidson, Inspector General; GEO. W.
s5EAY OF Davidson, e. A. FoKT of Robertson, and
oRREN CHAPMAN, Abide Camp all with the rank
Of Colonies Of Cavalry.
B. F. CHEATHAM,
Msj1r General % Division
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s1BOOkS THAT ARE BOOkS,o
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN;
NJ FLo0D FIELD;
UNCLE SANS FAM FENCE
NORM &C SrARs p ruE NEw WORLD;
FIFfY YEARS HEMgPHEREs
NOSANPTUN AND NATIcK;
IIFss OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND;
TUE PILGRIMS OF WALsINGHtM;
HILLS, LAKES AND FuREsT STREAMS;
The MONEY MAKER;
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOWS;
Ten NIGHrs A BAR ROOM;
TABLES FOR Carries;
FERS LEAyRs-Secoud Series
MEMORIES WATER;
TENNEssKAS ABROAD;
Bertha and LILY;
THE HERMIT S DELL;
HoNEY Noon and other C0micalities;
Miss LELIgs BEHAVIOR Book;
TINS, THAT The OTHER.
Fer sale by CHARLES W. SMITH
mar3ff
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CLIFTON = AErGTT

no. 10 Cedar Street, Nashville,
RE receiving their Spring and Summer stock Of
"A FINE READI-MADb CLOTHING AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, Of every description Also, an
assortment OF Cloths CassereS and Fcs'ings OF the Ia.
test styles which WIN be made to order in fashionable
STYLE arf-tF
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Irby Morgan & Go.
BUILDING LOTS,

BUILDING LOTS.
OFFER for SALE my own aecount, number CT val
i liable I4Ots-viz:
SIX LOTS near University Place. fronting on Maple
street The lots ~ feet font and lSS feet deep
III Edgeheld. beautiful Lot the Gaatan turnpike
just beyond Dr. Hamlins and adjoining E. e. Leseni's,
fronting 100 feet and iunning back 20 feet 1t viii be d.
vided if desired.
One Lot the Gallatin turnpike Mr.. washngtons
fronting three streets. This Lot fronts so feet the
turnpike, and is 240 feet deep
will sell these lots at fair teTm5 and viii make the
times of payment to suit the purchasers
mhls a. v. s L1NDSLEY.
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AGRICULTURAL IAIPLEMENI'S.
1 & s. -

BEN. 3. " ELLEh WI
TAS in store Brnkeys ky Premium and two horss
Steel Pioughs, Subse Plouehs Culiivstors HarroWs.
Corn Shelters, Germ and Cob Crushers Corn Drills and
Planters and almost all articles cassed grcutura Inn
plemeuts ANY article which be NAV not have on hand
will be ordered and Of transportation and exchange
only added n the manufacturers prices He expects hy
The first OF MAY superior Hay RAKE which he wishes
10 submit 10 those interested for examination
LaBGTeth's seeds.
just arrived addiii-nal supply Of CornfeId aud
Bunch Beans Parsnps large quantity the finest Onion
Sets and 4 variety Of sll other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds.
variety OF rare Flower Seeds on hand, and viii be in
receipt Of more in a few dsvs-
Irish Potatoes.
superior lot of Galeua and Iowa Potatoes
Field Seeds
lie also has all kinds of Field Seeds such as Clever
Timothy Orchard, Herds and Blue Grass and in few
DAYS will be in receipt Of Barley, BHekwheat Hemp and
Cummin Seed. Has also tine lot Of Oats.
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BEN. s, WELLER

- BEN. s. WELLER
- Is thankful to his many friends for the patron -
~ age hitherto bestowed on him in his ~
Stove and Tin, Brass ard Copper Mandatory, :
and trusts that he VIII receive the additional favOrs u
ny friends in supporting his effort to establish Agreri
cultural Implement and Seed Store in their M DIST
az He is general agens for OF the bs Nurseries,
in the Union and ho-e in OF the best Fruit Trees
be Supplied through him at less cost iha they can or
der ulh8O