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The new Governor of Delaware thinks
if ignorant foreigners are allowed to tes-
thy in courts of justice, the interests of
community equally demand hat the tes-
tim ny of colored persons of COOL char
acIer should be admitted. Why not ?
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REMovED.-Clinlon Young, Esq, Post
Master at Hiram, has been removed, and
A!vah Udall, Esq, has been appointed in
his ,il;cc.-PO toge IcmO.rat.
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Hlaniagts.

Married in Warren. on the 10th instant, BY Jefferson
Palm, Nr. WILLIAM BELL, Of Mecca, to Miss SARAH
Lone, Of Warren.
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jan24S5,4 A.
T EGAL NOTICE.
. M1ttheS i. Nackey,
Administrator OF Abijah
Tyrrell Eee'd

IL MattheS L. Nackey,
Administrator of Abijah
Tyrrell Deed
vs.
Cushion TURNER, Mary A In the Court Of Com
Tsruacr. Robertson fUruner, mon Peas for Trum-
Naomi Tyrrin, MELVILLE Tyr bull County, Ohio.
rilI. iIoyt Tyrfil. Rrs9el
Tyrril,
Naomi Siluulu, AhIah SILL
man, Lorinda Bartholomew.
Abill bartholomew. Celeste
MIckey. aud Mary 4. Priudle J
The said iIoyt TyTriH, AMI Roswell Tyrriil, are mott
fed that the said Matthew x. Nackey has ileda petition
as Administrator d aforesaid, asain<ttde parties afore-
said, m7de defendants to recover of sad 6ushom and
Robertson Turuncr. the sgn Of SIX hundred and seven
~ dollars, and interest thereon, being the amount Of
seven legacies hy the SAID Alijah Tyrrill- deed 10 the
said Huyt TyrriIi. Roswell 1yrrill, Naomi Sjlliman,
Mary A. TURNER. LOrindI Bartholomew. Celeste Mack
e.. AID Mary A Priulie respectively and % the expenses
Of said Administration, and the sale therefor OF certain
Lands OF said Ahiiah Tyrrin, deed devised slid Ahi-
iah Tyrrill. TO said Cushion ard Robertson TURNER
subject t. the payments Aforesaid. The sIid Hoyt
ryrrin, and Roswell Tyrrill must answer said petition
by the 3lih day Of March 1850, or Judgement viii he rem
against them by default.
SUTLIFF & FUTILE, A;ys- for PIES
jan 4IS55. 6w.
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TIE widow OF Gen. Harrison is s.owIl
recovering tIo.n her late dangerous illness.
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CTATE OF OHIO Trumbull County.

~ 5. 5. IN Court OF Probate.
Ednuad p. Burnett, Ear, Of Moses Cuslman Deed.
vs..
Richard Burris, James Burris and John Cushman's
heirs viz. Russell, David, Squire, Mary, Jane, and Gel
eStGI CuShmIn, ct al.
m s.id defendants are notified that the said Execu>
tor, has filed his Petition in said Court, to obtain an
order 10 sell, certain Lands. Of said Deceased viz. about
IT3 acres Of Land, situated in Hubbard, Trlmbull Co.
Ohio.
This caus, WILDE for hearing on the 10th day Feb'y.
A. b. le55-
EDMUND p.
Ex'r Of Moses Cushmlu Deed.
Jan "a 80, 4H BY ALLENO. FULLE2, his Ally
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In the Court Of Com
mon Peas for Trum-
bull County, Ohio.
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DIX. GIDDrNGs and Captain Shelman'>
COM any oi II mrn had a bloody fight
with The Indians at l. mf,e-thcy killed
ana uunu.l,d II Indians. TIE fight oc.
Cured My. 18TH. The frontier is in a
b.az" against the Admiui>traion, Cor is
negl,cl OF frontier interests.
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The Increase OF the n. \. Tribune
is enormous - It's Issues number NOM one
hunired and s afy eiqLt tFousaHH!
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WLII,N Smith. Member Of Congress
of Virginia the man who when Gov.
f Va, urged the iorriJle expulsion OF
free negroes from Virginia, AMI Is an
ultra Ollearch. made a Know Nothing
spec oh IA the House on Friday in favor
of tie Know Nolhings, and is II C candi-
date for Governor in opposition 10 Wise.
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The I%pouisition.

Under the Influence. of the United
Sia'e,Judge at NJ lwar ki", the Grand Jury
move With an inquisitorial power. w
copy the foil wing part of their present
mcnt 10 the Court:
Wa have regretted to see that two
diily paperS published n this CITY, the
Free Democrat and Sentinel, defend those
whu I, si,t The due prosecution ofrhe pro
cess and have contained threats and abu-
sive misrepre sensations of the Court, its
utic' rs and jurors. We have no DISPOSE
ton 10 interfere with the liberty of the
press, which is prizcd by all frremen, bur
we respectfully and sincerely represent
tina, The puhlica'io : in those papers are,
in cur opinion, prejudicial 10 the admins
tra'i1n of justice, and submit that if per-
sisted in, the District Attorney should in
slitnle proceedings against their publish
ers."
The papers named speak out their sem
that is their error. They tell
jus, W! at they think about the Fugitive
Act, aud the Rescue Case. what officials
are tu>v in the latter. and how they have
II anagrd or are managing 10 carry the
day for the Government-this is their
And will the Grand jury of Nil.
"aukie fetier or brighten these Journals
Their Eli'nrs are men ofpluck, and know
when and hon to brave or brand Judicial
IsurI alton, and they viii do it. Trey
are rot 10 be silenced. No inquisition
ron muzzle the press, Or punish it
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TO PURCHASERS OF
WATCHES, SILVER WARE, JEWELRY
AMI EANth uOODc.
THE
reSDectfullv

4 present this catalogue Of their assortment or
Watches Jewery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods, which
will be found as extensive as that OF any establishments
N the country, and has been male up with the knOwl-
edge acquired by experience Of more than twenty Years
devoted TO the business rendering as an expression
OF our thanks to the numerous customers who have IA
Voredu US with their patronage. We trust our e~xertions
VIII merit it's continuance. 1t is our intention and
determination to keep such an assortment as the de-
mands OF the various sections Of the country require,
and to sell our goods at the Lowest Prices.
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Leader.
A PRI>oYER AT SEBAsT POL The
last day was in the trenches, viii e a
light skirmiSh was going on in front, and
in a covered way ! met n of our rifle
men and a Russian rifiemen walking
slowly together. As | came nearer, l
saw that the Russian was limping along
in pain, resting his hands on our fellows
s. GU der, who with TWO rifles under his
arm, and a pipe inhiS mouth, vas walking
e silly and DOLLY along, evidently giving
his wounded opponent some good a vice,
Y hich | have no doubt vas I'll the better
relisl cd for not being understood
Struck with the singulariIy of their ap-
pearance, | waited ill they approached,
and asked TIE Iillen an how be got his
prisoner? ''Is it where did ! get him,
Sin ?" said he with an ccent o indignant
surprise, faith | shot him with my own
two hands" when did you shoot
him ?" | inquired. Nv. en-? l shot
him down there ~ofcourse," said he. poin-
to the owens" where there had been a
siigi t Skirmish. He was down there be
hind a wall, Sir, taking aim with only
his legs out. when | hit him with my
last round in the knee and I've g, his
pipe, Sir, and I've got his bacca, Sir,
and a | want now is his boots, and I'm
leading him to the hosp tai, when l can
take EN- off Of him comfortable" Having
said this much with a droll ernestness
TO which no words can do justice, he
resumed his wal towards the
rear, assisting and helping his poor
wounded prisoner, who during the whole
lime of our dialogue had been bowling
cap in hand fom one TO the other, as if
10 Implore ur mercy and p%rotecu-n.
REORGANIZATION OF TEE ARMY.-Gen.
is now in t is city, in pursuance of
a summons Of the commi tee on military
affairs of the House o. Representatives.
He spcn' two hours yesterday (Wednes-
lag before the committee in explana-
ion of the wants of the military service,
md ecided in his opinion as to the ne
of Il proper organization of the
Army. In the Senate the bill for the
eorganiza ion of the Army was 7, COM
nit ed, with the understanding that the
wo COMMITTEES of Congress would have
he benefit of the veterans advice on the
General Jesup, AMI all others distin-
officers of the Army, will also
e before the com mittees.-
here app airs to be a general impression
nat the schemes for which Mr.. Shields
laboring in the Senate, and Mr.. Faulk- {
er in the House, will meet with IA {
or. That portion of the bill which pro-
id S for an increase of the Ara Y, Sc I
lres almost iversalcOncurrence The I
of pay and the retired list may d
reduce some difference of opinion, but C
seem to be dependent propositions.
-LaheIigeneer. +
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MANUAL.-Fourtb Edition
~ just published, new AID revised, and adapted to tn
present practice A~complete guile for Executors 80
Administrators, just received by express = ar s,,1is
az the Jan ga NEW YORK BOOKSTORE'
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NWANS' TREATISE.-An new EditioT

- on the Law rehting to the powers. and duties OF
justices Of the Peace. and ConstabIes in the Srste ~
ONO, with practical forms. at the
jan2i NEW FORK BOOKSTORE.
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Having a practical knowledge of our business, and OF
the wants and tastes OF the community, We are warrant
ell in saying that We o1u suit any buyers visiting our
establishment. who wish to and a Large and Fresh
Stock Of Goods. AIkEN X o
ian e -, NV. Il Wedden House, Cleveland. o.
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MODEL SINGING BOOK
W quarter oE A MILLION
THE CITHARA
OND EDITION OF TWENTY THOUSAND

Is now rs.dy, in which the few slight errors which e.
cIpei notice in The first twenty thousand are Corrected
Published ~ 7. J. IuNTINGToS. New Xork.
jan p %, KIM & COMPANY. Cleveland. o.
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SWANS MANUEL, 4th and last
edition for Executors and Administrators at
Jan II - ADAMS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12
THURsTON 4 BERNARD,

RE now receiving their stock Of Fail and Win m sn
IA ter Dress Goods consisting Of Sjks, Cash FyIiB
meTes, French and English MsTiaos all Wool De- l4EJ
lanes. Hosiery Gloves Corses aud general assortment
Of Staple Goods
The above goods ware all purchased in the Eastern cities
By one Of the fra since the decline in prices OF Foreign
Merchandise and will be freely offered 10 the public
prices thai must insure ready sale We respeofully invite
all to give stock a examination. oct9f
NEGROES FOR HERE.-G have sevsrai NecTo
~ Women for hire the balance OF the year. as well as
81 for sale REFS W. PORTER
March llth, 5s-f
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IIiiIfNN GtlUNS,

No. . UnlOn street,
M ars nov Offering new and beautiful assortment
w of Dress Goods unsurpassed in the nsrisa consist
ing of Plain, Black Plaid Striped and Brocae sIks ChaI
eys in plain coors Plaid and Printed BerFages Printed
Jacone Muslin and Lawns-ogether with general sssor
ment of Saple Goods, Hosiery, Parasos Twisted Silk
Mitts &c. (ap26l THURST0N 4 BERSARD.
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I nENTISTS wll please lake notice The undersigned ia
- our ouiy agent in Nashville; and those wishing our
make Il Teeth win please make their purchases direct at
him He has just received another supply Of Teeth which
with ms former s'ock makes it large and complete lie
all complete; also Forceps Files, Pluggers Excavaors
Buns, Drills, Bench Vices, CorrundEm Files, Wheels &c
For sale by A. STRETCH Il
Formerly Stretch ORR Wholesale and Retail Druggist
Corner College and Union Streets, Nashville. Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

JOINT RESOLUTION rsavs bids for provisions, cloth
ing. aad small stores for the use ef tbs navy.
Resolved the and ouso OF Representatives q
United states of America in Congress assembled fhst
supplies Of provisions clothing and small stores
the nayy be rejected, al The option OF the
department, f made by who J. rot known as manu-
fetursr Of regular the article proposes
furnished which fact ths reverse must be distinctly
ted in offered; that the bids OF all May
have failed comply with the cOndiOns OF contracts
thew may previously entered into the United
SHALL al option Of the department. be rscisd that II
bid b offered for the supply article
Of party, either In his in the
of h1 partner clerk other The wbes
such bids shall be Rejected at the option Of the department
and that coParners of rm shall be reeeived
for each oihsr and that, whenever may be deemed
necessary for he interest o the and he hes
of the o. the United States vesses1o procure pscu
lar brands Of -four which keep
stations, the Bereau of Provisions and Clothing, win The
appreciation Of the Secretary OF the Navy be- and hereby
authorized 10 procure the the beet tems market
oyeTt.
Approved eth March, 1854.
March 27-iaw4w
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pAGUEaREoTgRasl ) Aa11EaEoEYsEs.i

HHARLES e 6fEtssli y ahsi6 t>Fi.t tp tstaFsn hH
customers sid tas laaies par si e hfx re
moved from CedS ~ 70 tae sasner a pcassTieS aas
and College srees-ars- l-oggnes where be will lac Glad
all who das aud life like pctures lie
has gone great expense in fitting up powerful side and
sky lights and his fitted ~, In elegant STYLE
He has engaged The services Of experienced and polite o
and s determined 10 make his the Model Estab
shment OF The South West, and feels assured that he will
be able 10 give satisfaction. s- rtrf SO tattfE b
Heinvltos the public TO call and examine his specimens
as some fine Oh Paintings hy the old masters just re
ceivec from Europe which he offers for sale very low
Cali et The corner OF Deaderck street and the squara
n B--An experienced operator always ready ior any
outdoor work. such taking buildings deceased persons
&c. ianln-ff
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Orders executed by all Booksellers. de
TO THE PUBLIC.

----- TO THE PUBLIC.
NETE are receiving the largest and best selected
w stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
offered in this market. We offering extra induce
meats all punctual buyers knowing that many
persons will be induced TO purchase their goods for cash.
when they gain advantage thereby.
We buy goods mostly from package houses, which
enables TO oder buyers very great advantages in the way
ofl0w prices and good styles
g5 Country Merchants will find our stock of Black and
Fancy Silks Plaid Cashmeres and DeIanes Mernos, Rib
bons aud mdny other desirable goods suited to their trade
at very low prices.
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'NTew @sorSzag Goods
AT NU0LESALE.


II. ~ II L q. % v - e. ah.r- NJ
No. o COLLEGE Street, Nashville, Tcra.,
RE nov in recei of a handsome and desirable sock
"A of Staple asd Fancy Dry Goods, BonEets,
ParasOls, Umbrellas, etc., which they offer to the
trade for very small advance for cash, short time pa
per- to which system os business they mtend to adhere
strictly Such buyers will find it largely to their interest
to give this stock thorough examination before making
their purchases.
Special attention is called 10 their stock OF LADIES'
DRESS GOODS as il is large and beautiful Also full
supply of DUF3Ua = CO.'S B0lTISG CLOTHS.
NH
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THE MUTUAL PROJECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
OFFICE over Sheapard & Co.'S. Exchs Office, wlii
l J insure on ind MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, Houses.
Merchandise, &C., &c, &C., against Loss or Damage by
Fire Steamboats, any of the Western waters against the
Hazards of Inland Navigation and the Cergoes of Vessels o
every description against the Psrls Of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives of persons in good health for single year
for of years. during life. Also, Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail
All persons having their lives property insured in this
institution entitled to a participation in all the prot
it's without any liability to loss beyond the amount OF Pre-
mums which they may pay
M S. PITCHER, President,
JB. JOHNSON, Vice President.
n 4 " Wu.prnr Saeretarv ianl
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u0TEI.Si EI1rIIEisT

"Good News fer the Weary,
INilE subscriber has t2keu charge of ihe CRUrCHER
i HOUSE aud viii spare 10 pans TO make all comf,rt
able who NAY call
Transient, per day 81 81 Z
Single Meals ...,.......... 50 7
longing. .,-..s..,...... 90 =
Iy boAiie!s. per Weef--- ..-.,...-- 30
Fires and all Extras chaFgeabie.
ACTON YOUNG, Proprietor.
~ The VERANDAH will be continued as heretofore
ian2e-tf ...e. A Young
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Premium Boot and Shoe Mandatory

JAMES W. HAMILTON kBEN FULLER
HAMILTON 81 FULLER.
TENNESSEE BOOT q SHOE EMANUFhCT0RY,
Corner Market and Spring Streets, Nashville Tenn.
WE would inform friends aud the pabl.c that
w are still at our old stand Market street. where
we have on hand and are manufacturing, much better
assortment of work than have before offered the
public, consisting In part of the following kinds:
Mems superfne French Calf Boots and CATERS;
Men and Bows fine Calf Shoes Oxford and Monroe Ties
Mems Boys and Youths Calf aud Kip Boots, water.
proof;
Mems and Boys Kip and Thick Boots double and sin.
gle soes ~.
Mems. Boys and Youths Kip Shoes, double and sin
gle soie-; -. q -. z
Double Sole Negro Rrogans; ~. So
nssas ssryaqssS shoss asaSE l.sht ..., s.s
Youths' and CiIdrenE cod Sc md Ene shoes:
= ALSO = ya
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VOL. XVI.
Union AND AMERICAN.
sFncg CORNER CHURCH AND cAEkKY sIkAhI.

sFFxcE-CoaEER CHURCH AND CHERRY sTAEEIs,
7Fp VpFVI-Y Union AND AMERICAN is furnished
scr;bsrs al te following rates: Single copies one
ye, IN advance 90 50; within the year. 50 90; at the
end OF The year, 81 CO.
rms Of Eve at one Office and upwards, 81 90 rer copy
cue wear Clubs Of subscribers viii be received i9'
six months as the foregoing rates
p.yRI WEEKLY is published every Tuesday, THURSDAY
re.d ssisrday, at IS 90 per snuum in advance; nO'
lrs,id in advance, SC 90. 94e
WDAILY is published at Eight Dollars
70 sTUg MONEY. IN ALI. CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
coBIBSCRIPTIoAS. ST
the ancss Of subscriptions may be made by mail al our
chak. r.ta.-
prsper viii be sent out Of the saie unless 'he Or'ei
Iha- -,rnpanied with the cash =,
douh We wish distinctly understood that no paper wiz
-aoutnned until all arreaFages are paid sAce' a. 'ns
We, the publishers.
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.. M'cREERY, r. N. HooKE,
Charleston, Chattanooga
M'CREERY & HOOKE.
COTTON FA CTORS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS
CHARLESTON. s. c.
GOODS SUITABLE F0i; TIIi: SEAsOni

GOODS SUITABLE FOL: IIiks SEASONi
n UST received from New York
81 Copper and Iron Coal Scues and Vases very eeg ant
A large y sortInent Of Tea Trats, various styles.
kichly cut and polished fire Irons, in set;si
Stands for fre-irons, ell patterns;
Handsomely Japanned Plate Warmers:
Dix0ns fine Brtania Tea Seii;
Carved Bread Trenehers and Knives;
Copper and Block Tin Tea Kettles.
Oyster Dishes, Beef Steak do; Cosee aFssqEss,
Soup Tnrcens aud Ladies'; COlee Ums;
Toiet Sets OF Foot Tubs, Slop Jar and Water Gsrrfr
Nut Picks, Nut Crackers, Napkin Rings;
Table Mats, Sugar NiPpers, Cork Screws
Lard and Gil Lamps Iron kiteken Lamps;
CTunnb Brushes, Plate Brushes, busting Brushes,
Hearth Brushes and Brooris. Feather busters;
Foot Scrspers, Dog lIVns. Fire Carriers;
Door Mats OF various kinds aud at very low pricsss
Fine Ivory handled Cutlery;
Cutlery with Bone, bOny, Cocoa and Horn handles
Beef Carvers Bread Knives Cooks Knives;
Clothes Baskets Market Baskets Work Baskets;
Cedar Buckets, Ohurns, Water Cans, &c &c;
Wooden Ware Of ell descriptions;
sauce Pans from half pint upwards;
lroa do, lined with zinc and enameled;
Batter cake Turner'S, Egg Whips and Cburns;
Butter Mcuds Sters. salt Stamps;
Pie Plates of all patterns. BatterCAke Pans;
Cake Boxes I5i Uauisters;
Patent and PLAIN iad Irons; Toy Sad Irons;
JaIanned Ware Of all kind
Nurse Lamps, complete for ladies and irvaiids.
Bachelors Lamps. t0r heating nakiug coffee IN
three minutes;
We constantly receiving from New York. accsssions
to stock OF House furnishing Goods end An ssppy
short notice any articles 10 be found in thi ety
nov. 25. SNOW. MACKENZIE & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-12

f5HAs 81. II. sHEFFnLD, M D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
' 30 REFERENCES:
Rev. J, A. Bodies. Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. G.. B. Perry
Prof G. ID. Williams, Z"
Prof j. H. Pue Cincinnati, Ohio.
Prof E. C. Witherill, 4"
DR.. j. ID. Armstrong, Louisville Ky
Rev. Charles Tones Nashville, Tenn
Mr. J. B. Craighead, &"
OFFICE-No. 66I6 Cherry Street. Up Stars-5 doors
south of the Post Office.
Nashville, March %, lS55-sm
SMOKING FOR TaE MILLION
JUST received, 200 dozen Boggs' superior SMOKING
81 T0BlCC0;
100 dozen Boggs Fine Cut Chewing.
Also lot OF the IidB Queen Trafoil Chewing; supe
rior any other brand For sale wholesale and retail by
mhl5 J. MOORE, Corner Cedar and Cherry SITS
w Whteman's 10xl2 Window Glass;
"a half boxes Saurnze and Wheman's 8xI0 Window
mills W. H. GORDON & CO.
COLE LEATHER TRUNKS and vALiSES.
- Received direct from Philadelphia large stock Of
best Sole Leather Trunks. with an extensive assOrt-
msn of Black Iron framed travelling Trunks SDge SGd
Tray Tops) of every quality. and at the lowest prices
We respectfully ask the attention of all n want OF good
Trunks 10 examine our stock.
mill RAMAGE / CHURCH. AZ College st.
White County BrOOms.
DECEIVED, direct from the ma manufaeturef so dozen
II BIoOms securely bound v h wire, manufactured in
White County equal if not superior to any brought to
to the market For sale BY DAVIS 4 SWAMI.
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Snuff ana Tobacco.
rETER RILLARD

MANJFAIfJ EtK,
10 AZ, Chatham Street, Eew-Xork.
S UCCESS0K 10 PEFsR and GroRGR LoRIlIARD ogers
y for sale all kin OF Snud and Tobacco ia general use
For particulars, Prize CrrGl. be cbt4ined By ad
dressing ab"ge. Tbs Establishment is one Of lie old
est of the kind in the United States
Feb lily.
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From he I111g Daily Daily KnicEer5Oatsr J

This is 10 certify l. Willard jerks proprietor Of
the West TROY Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with
deafness in one for Inc last twenty years and IN the
other for the year that impossible Tor me 10
ar the luud5st voice and after trying various re nedes
Kit out rprov ing y hearing IN the least wa induced to
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