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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-05
A CARD.

UNHE undersigned II Georgia having removed TO the
City Of Nashville, offers his services the citizens Of
Georgia f. Tennessee and North Alabama FOR the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat Rye, Bacon, Lard
Zine Horses Mules, Cattle, and IN Short every artce q
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants OF Nashville men Of high character
and pecunary standing, have large AID we'll selected
stocks they offer liberal terms which should induce
the merchants Upper Georgia. East Tennessee and Norh
Alabama give the Nashville market air ula A. 70
the Grocery Market the proprety will suggest tseH 70 The
mind Of every merchant in the sections Of country named
as the most proper for their trade.
The long connection Of the undersigned with the Railroads
Of Georgia, General Agent Treasurer and supefnt'nd
ent portaton well Agent a thalttnooga sew
era years Banking interest Of savannah, will enable
him readily TO inv sgae claims against Railroad
Companies for lost goods damage while In rausItu
for the renewal discount Of or bills in bank, &C
An ncosing orders and money will receive prompt
attention, and all orders without the money, When sa'ac
tory evidence sovency and prompuess accompanies the
same or the parties known be such, shah eceve ike
attention ordering articles that under the rule
or custom Of the market sell time. will also give
strict attention receiving and forwarding an goods that
are not TO stored that may be directed 10 care The
charges the purchase OF goods &c viii be- Ave per cent
commissions, and twenty cents Tor each box OF ackage lor
receiving and io wardiag. r X MILLS
Post ofice Building, No. 5,
Nashville, Tenn.
RFFFRFNCFS-R r. CUYtER Esq, Pres't Central Rail
road and Bank Maj A. PoRrE Prest Bank state OF Gtor-
ga Savannah; Isaac So0TT Esq, Prest Macon and West
ern Railroad Macon; Hon JoHN r. kING, Prcs' and Gao
YoNGE Supt Georgia Railroad, and ;. T. CoNHs, ktq Au-
gusts; Nj. J. - CooPER Gen Sup Western aud Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen. A. }. HANsEIL Attorney at Law,
WILLIAMS and Col. J. A. wHunlpEs, Chatta' ooga, J. l.
MosEs and Jo. PARSONS, Esqs, Knoxville, Tenn; WILLIAM
MAuIER Esq Decatur, and Judge Lane, Huntsville, Ala
marZ3-u
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Fall and Winter Trade for 1855.
II. C. M'NAIRY g. co.

No. 80 College street,
4 RE now prepared TO exhibit Of the Most Conn
y pIcIc IS well as the Largest Stocks of Dry
Goods hered by retail in this country All We de-
sire friends and buyers generally call for
what they want, aud We will surely supply them.
The partners having spent three months in New York.
have accomplished much in getting up their from first
hands, which will enable them sell prices ur belolD
previous rates.
In Silks-Every thing and beautiful
Brocade aud Plaid Flouncas;
Plain Plaid and Brocades;
1000 ich, high cOlored Delains;
Plain, plaid and rich Fguied MeTinos.
LaccS and ImbroideFics.
200 sets Of fine Val. and IIoaton Laces;
100 e" Collars and Sleeves In Lace;
100 French Work yaconet;
80 " Cardinal Lawns.
Domestic and staple Goods.
An the Leadug vie. Of Goods such as
New Yok Mnls and other Domestcs,
Cotton aud Linen Sheeuugs,
Damask aud ,lan TowrHug and Towels;
Jaconet MuslnS fud CaugIrrcks
Globe, MeTimtck, Duldyl, Excelsior Prints;
Furniture ChiLtzes, &C. &c.
GcnIIcmen's Wear.
New French aud English Coils, plain and fancy Csssi
and Nestings, in endless variety, which vii have
made 10 order in the most fashionable style.
Also, an extensive asso tment Of KID aud other Gloves,
Hosiery, stocks, CTayats Collars, Handkercheis, &c.
CarpcIings.
We have the largest and most varied stock Of
cred the Nashville puic which will be be added monthly
by all the styles and patterns they brought out
sepl5
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WRAPPINGS

FOR FALL AND WHIT 1t.
WE win opsn on Mousv 2sh inst the largest stock o
w CloAks, MANTilI.AS 4c-, sc ever tfertd Ia this
city. Al p,isons waning ucc article would do well 10
cali stock eubi every thirc new, ranging ia
prioes hom g. 10 tlOJ Il. &. McNAIRY co.
squa4
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sErf SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS,

SHALL be In receipt n fsw DAYS q quantity q yery
superor and law lushe scfseAnF Preserve Cans. ad
uhshly adapted nr conyeuicnor and ussfancss thg
Nans q h3sr Wishing pre- fruits and vegetables.
iyig ~ ID. D. DlCKEf
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Patent Medicines viii be published at 800 per column
d. y, or $75 tri-week y-vi'h s. for each renewal.
Steamboats, running New Orleans will he charged no
o. the season: aud when running 10 St. Louis Cincinnati
&c. as for the Of not more than six months.
FHThe privilege Yearly Advertisers strictly limited TO
their own immediate regular business and the business
an Advertising Firm is considered including That
Of it or individual members.
Advertisements published at intervals viz: weekly, or
monthly charged 81 per square for the hrst anu % CTS
every subsequent insertion.
Calls on persons become candidates, VIII DE inserted as
other ADVERTISEMENTS 70 be paid for invariably a advance
Announcing candidates County and State Offices S,and
FOR municipal Offices g., to be paid advance IN every IN
stance. J.,
All advertisements for strangers or transient persons 70 De
paid in advance. 90 ,
Advertisements not marked the COPY for specified
time will be inserted I'm forbid, aud payment eNacied
No advertisements can be iuse ted gr1iu' ou~'y.
AHadversemens 0r cha able institutions, hIe co'ula-
uies ward town, aud Other public NEE ,uss, uca'hs eH-
aious notices, 10 be char afged ball price. ga.
Ne .tsges and dealHs published as news ~ jpn
unes tributes OF respect, and dne'a' n''uohs a. oe
Advertisements. Al -.
Rerurar advertisers and al obes sending communion
tions or requiring nOce- designed 20 N attention 20 s'
Soirees Concerts o. public entertainments, Where
charges are made sdu1ce, an notice oi private sa-
ciatons every notice designed coll attention TO pvae
enterprises calculated intended 20 promote
teres can only be inserted wh he understanding tha Je
same is 10 be paid or II inserted in he editorial column
(which can be only al the discretion Of The ed.os) the same
will be charged al Of not less th'n 20 cents per me
The undersigned publishers of day aad r weekly papers
In Nashville pledge ourselves s v 10 adhere 10 tne above
bill Of prices and ius 10 deVi3 ltom heu.
b. Il. Mckenzie a co, True Wing Office.
J. L. MARLING & CO., UDiop and American.
W. f. BANG a CO., Banner Office.
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fONs co. respectfully inform thsT patruus. and hc
h pube In gescrai, that they have ast recsvrd very
iHrss and vel assorted stck o. hns and cbcce imported
Cigars, T0baece and Liquors.
Among TIE Smoking Tobacco xiil b fsund ne esieerasa
PoeAh0nas and CANISTER bfans. We have also Iresh
supply of our vel knoaa
Cholera and DiaTrhsa Msdieated Brandy,
Aromatic schiedAm sehRapps,
Hhieh. vita TIE large sock 81 slh gs aWays On hand
u give customers better ni8cenenis % uakc thsf
pTshascs q a. ear notlo hslng s.sna Prsais 3na cark
fales." LYONS CO.,
iyts fscsias slgtst.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER & sCHELL's Gen1 Advertising House,
Late No. so Nassau-Street.
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GKNTLEkENs FINR SHOES AND sAIFERs

kEcEiFEn THIS nAf. s
r. ESrs sapsF Esgsn ,op Cgnsrsss Gai.ers;
VI ttclh a. An & via l|sg
huuEaraa shoes.
rsisal LcsiheI Dress 81 oes,
Nih yar ous o'ssf kla-i ePsIeF and u AZ
fxshsooaile make. gast cpcnsd q CafeEe street.
AnEo louN kAMAGE
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q a. -
NOT RENEWABLE.
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WE th day have orders for twenty thousand bushels
w wheat, to be flied during the present month, loT
which We VIII pay the highest market price In cash.
sepfs W. II. GORDON co.
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NREESON, y. P., dealer in Lace and Fancy
y Goods, &C.. &C.. Union street, No 81 between CoSge
AMI Cher y streets, Nashville, Tenn. oecol
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Eye and Ear.
VI. &. COOK, VI. D., ST. LOUIS, MO,

nR. COOK respectfully renews he jendc of -
IL his professional services 10 he public "a his so.a>
and the adjoining States. sucCc iul ptac ice tb~S
Of eighteen years, devoted o The ne tincnt Nh~
Of all diseases incident TO the ius him in the
belief that all who may be 10 fc "a 10 those i'm
porant organs, will find fom is ue- edy and per-
manent relief
Dr. Cook has just returned from the Fast where he has
been carefully studying the diseases of the Eye and Far
the principal I've nhrmares the United States he
feels warranted in Offering his professional services vi
degree confidence TO those who may he afflicted Those
whom he has treated the best witnesses Of his skill and
there are thousands In 81 Louis aud the Western states
who can bear tcsuroiy his skfd treatment. lie
50, culy Hun u. :. Geyer X. Mact enze, Esq
Mrssrs Iharlrss Blow Co ST. Louis; Hon. John Moore
State Treasurer of Illinois, JAS ChaTes President Missou
II B4nk; Il. Coe Warsaw, H. Capt r. Z. Henry, Warsaw
Missouri,
re- Ohce northwest corner Of Pine and Second streets
ur stairs entrance on Pine q. sepit-dhwly
INOg IEENT-I lsvr GOV zen, a splendid stand for
i blacksmith on I've 'iu .ctsboro' Pike, 10 MFRS hon
Nashville Improyedcr,s eood shops, isuiily re1dence
and All Necessary h0use, 70 20 acres OF cleared anu
plenty Of Gre WOOD Gc 1rtbiS rPsy. AWly 20
T. A. EALLOWF, GrnH Ag't,
inni No. II Deadtrlck street.
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NEW YORK BAG MANUFACTORY.
Wheat |! Wheat /!

WE win pay CASH for Wheat delivered IN Nashville
w Sacks furnished. Call and US before you sell
augl5-u J. & r. YEATMAN.
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RATES oE anYrRTIssNG.

Newspaper propretors generally and specially of this
iy under the usges and regulations heretofore preya-ng
are called upon TO perform labor without
ton tlan any other class Of community The gratu0us
publication Of charity and religious advertisement and COM
muncatons tributes % respect obituaries, &C &C. which
only inserted at heavy cost 10 the proprietor i'm
poses upon burden onor0us that they feel called
upon in sedeence, TO check the abuse by making such
publications charge, to extent at least upon the par
ties Immediately interested In this they bat fol-
lowing the example Of the press in other Cities mpeed by
of its intrinsic propriety, and imperative duty 10
themselves The subscribers have therefore, united 0Eeth
er ia mutual agreement upon the o lowing specified terms
the publication of these well every Of regular
business advertising.
For each square Of II lines ~ BREWER 10 lines
less OF nOnparcil Tor the lst insertion 90
Foreach additional insertion per square ....... so
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDEE$ON, y. r., dealer in Lace and Fancy
~ Goods &C, &C.. Union street, No 81, between Cogge
ami Cher y streets, Nashville, Tenn. ueool
DERRY, w. II. g. CO., Wholesale and Retail
ID dealers in Books, Stationery, &c, West SIDE IuOc
square. JeIo
CLIFTON q ABBOTT., dealers in Gentlemen's
u Apparel and Furnishing Goods, Cedar street, near e
Post Office. Jelo
DOTGIAS. ~. s. IL. a. CO., Importers and
IL Wholesale dealers in Domestic Dry Goods Hats, Caps,
Bonnets Shoes Brogans, &C, north side Public Square
EAKIN a CO., Importers and Wholesale dealers in
Il Foreign and Domestic, Fancy and staple Goods bohet
Hats Boots, Shoes &C. north side Public Square Jelo
NAILA CTNNENGH ANE, Importers and " hole
II sale and Retail dealers in Table and Pocket cutlery,
Hardware &C. College st. between Union and the Square
HENDERSUOTT, g.. W., Wholesale and Re-
III tail dealer in Drugs Medicines, Paints OILS Dyestuhs,
ETC. corner Of Cedar st. and the Square. Jels
hIARCELI., EE. e.. Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
M Draurhtsmau. Also, Book Keeper and Genera Ac-
Office Spring st. door west oi Cherry ST.
MORGAN 81 co., Wholesale dealers in Foreign and
IfI Domestic Dry Goods etc. North side Public Square
G,rHWARY, ROBERT, Wholesale and Retail
- dealer In Grceries Liquors, Boat stores, etc. water ST.
ron. r.r u,1,,r Steamboat Landing els
IETaEtTTUAN, ". ~, Manufacturer and dealer
w 90 Printing, Writing, Wrapping Paper east side Public
Square. Jelo
/FWEHMAN, J. w., Wholesale and Retail dealer
II DrJgs Medicines, Paints Oils Dyestufs etc, sign OF
the hon aud Mortar, Market st. doors from the Square
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New York City Business Directory.

From s. NJ. PETTINGILL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
ll9 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToN.
r. Co.. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United States ana
the Canadas.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.
BY ID. MINER. MEETING ST.
spl9-dly CHARLESTON, =. q.
FAMILY EIOIR.

IKE are manufacturing sh0cr article Of Four espe-
w eiaiy ior family us, which offer the trade On
the liberal terms All ordegs g AZ he once meet
prompt attention. l54l q. HAMMOND A Co
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Correspondence ofthe Dispatch.
A MAN FOUND DEAD, POLITICS, &c.
HrcKsFoaD, Greenesville, Va, !

DEAN DIspArcH There was white man found
dead on Sunday evening last at the junction OF the
Greenesville and P. & r. r. R., about four miles
from this place. A coroner's inquest was held 70
day. and after hearning all the evidence that could
be collected verdict Of ''came to his death from
some unknown cause was returned
He was Q middle aged man, genteelly dressed and
was last ssen about the junction on Saturday even
ing:
There were no means of recognizing him. He
had no papers about him. There were two names
found upon his clothes, X s. Atkinson and G.
Bell.
il 10 to be hoped, that If he has any relatives
living that this will meet their eye.
Politics here are In quite an excited state and
form the topic of never ending conversation:
4 Youfs PoToMAc.
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THR RAGE BKTWEKN BnoWN DICK AND ARROW
IT.. NJ, o.,..r. p,..vnne has an ec.o,n, NJ
-Ane Ne" o.'eAA' A o. aos.'' "
the startling three mile race run between Brown
Dick. Arrow, Hornpipe and Mary Taylor in that
.,,, m Tueadav. the 10Th inst. The race eclip.es
0"S w 49,. a,....
all previous performances a. 'na' ois'anco'
Fret Heat Brown Dick drew the track, Arrow
second and at q racing pace they darted off.
Around the turn, DICK opened gap; upon reach
ing the back stretch, however, Arrow made play
In earnest, and from that place he chased him the
entire distance, DICK leaving nim niue around the
turn, and arrow makng up me- loss ~ tne slraignt
running, but II was OF no svaii. wa very plain
that DICK nea tns neeis OF on' anu oeas nin nome
. out three lengths, In 55o o'L
Hornpipe, during the heat, kept steady gait,
and got very cieverly within his distance, while
Mary Taylor who lost about forty yards In the first
nail muo AcPs young nv Ocssoh S0iy 1oss, auo was
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(Correspondsnce Ct the Dispescho
EVE nourH CAROLINA !Alk-WEATHEA


CHARLESTON, 8. G., April 18th.
Having reached this beautiful city, on 0
visit to tie South Carolina State Far, pre-.
anne that . letter from here would NOT Dc
unacceptable to you. ~, a..
n;rsceor. of the Institute have been enabled
a. srecf : large, commodious and elegant
h,,,ld;nv. capabie Of holding In its main nall
sScs,s sofo nersons. All the arrangements
- ~r.ll adanted to the purposes OF Ear;
Ia ,,,nsf confess, the exhibition OF articles
~. Msch;ne department, fall far behind
shss &c onr own Virginia Agricultural Fair
LIT fsll OF the fine arts, ladies' work, and
articles In this department, there Is . very
f;ne displsy, as well az = very choice collec-
ton. The attendance IL ANAL, very small
There is no want of accommodation IN the
hotels, there being only the Charleston hotel
and another house. full. The unusually SUI. ~
attendance 1t the Fair this year, is owing 70
the peculiar season Of the year to held an
Agricultural Eair--this being with majority
Of the rice planters their busiest time. be-
aides, the time for holding the Far has 0een
changed from the Fall to the Spring, ano
fhie Rs the frat Spring Fair. The change wa
hecanse of the prevalence of the yellow fe-
yer 10 Charleston during the Fall months.
s. The weather b warm. We have in Charles
ton, at this time, . July sun in RichmonS.-
The cool and light dresses of the ladies and
gentlemen furnish an evidence Of the fact
add to this, hoisted windows. by day ant
by night, ice water and ice cream eagerly
sought after; and If an additional evidence i
required. pretty fast walk for half mil'
on King street or Meeting street, viii brin(
the drops from your brow. @
The vegetation here is about two months
in advance of Richmond. The tables ar
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WATERWAYS PATENT VENTI-
Xy Lated REERIGERATQR PATENTED

v
SEPTEMBER 18TH, l848-This Refrigerator vas
introduced to the public some years Since The
principal improvements are the ventilator, valve
and double cover. The ventilatcr carries off the
euva as it crises from the contents Of the IefIse
lany sreng article destroying the favor of any other
ever d6cate.
Tho valve retains the cold air created by the melt
ing of the ice, while 1t lets oh the water. All Re.
frieerators either from accident carelessness are
sure to leak before they wern out. This having
no filling between the two cases when once made
that are filed. When they have once leaked, the
whole of the filling becomes saturated, and
YER again become dry; hence, rot immediately COM
mence in the wood work-and long before the
other part is worn cut the whole Of the lower part
is deeayed The double cover saves the trouble Of
opening and shutting two sinsle ones; and answers
the purpose better the air between becomes cold
and remains 80: Confined air Is the best non.con-
ductor of caIoric, hence there should be no filling
Cold air is heavier than warm, consequently oil Re-
fgerators should open at the top and not in front
In fact the chest must ever be the true form, he
the law of gravity remains as it 10 A full supply OF
all sizes on hand, for sale By
r. M ZIMMERMAN,
ap 16-d&c1m Cor. 18th and Main sts
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c1H COACH MAKERB-O0-
S.v. iSrm.d oofHlrNsssif ors assj psseoss
Of conductine the COACH-MAK1N0 BU6lNEeD
II this city q Oil 10 branches nader the firm o
BAILEY & FRANCIS, st tho establlshmens on
18th street. occupied 81 The senior partner for esve
rel ysefs paak they win keep conetantly on hand
) a1e sesostmsnt of COACHEg, CHA1I0TTEEs,
kIEe, he, eli Of the best manufacture and mate
dali.
REPAIRING done ct ths shortest notice and On
the most reasonable terms Thankful for past 70
vors to the old establishmeat we solicit continue
ton Of the custom Of the public. AL We aek y
trial. satised 10 rest our claims for share 81 bus
ness In our line on ocr workmanship.
= q 81 WM. w. BAILEY,
- aa-a- n YRANCIS
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TINE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
i INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital: 100000!

l0fceon F0uvteenR Sc oRpOs1fe Nc EIchdnge HOOK
s-f SO Richmond, Ia.
This Company was chartered in l8S2-has been in
operation nearly q yearshas paid to ts policy hold
era about iion of dollars In losses, with but
action at law policy and In that they wore sue
ssful In defending stock oaped BY
citizensef Tginia and their Diyectors0H yesidents 81
and scel oscn Ia this citytheir linz of discounts
averaging over half million of dollars per snnum
cts resulting therefrom extended to their patrons
and friends. Their reputation for promptness and
liberaty unsurpassed. With their capital unimpar.
ed, and surplus fund added continue to insure
against the pers of FIRE and dangers of the SEAS to
all parts of the world.
Appealing to the history Of the past, and refer.
ring to all the business Of this city az the best
aud safAst guarantees for the future, the Company
confidently AJAX the extended patronage Of the pub
A. PLEAsANTS, P,est, or
NH 1s-3taw4w THOS. NJ ALFRIEND. Sec'y.
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MEIGGs; THE FoRGRR-We before announced
ne arrivalof Meiggs, the San Francisco foruer IN
Iaesnuan. Chilli 1t Is stated that before tie CON.
s.s.1 ,or,u us .SyIss such was the agony and
became completely silvered and he nov he. I'm
appearance OF very old man and siso ~. s oo
nb arrival At Tslcahusua be had only $500 an, ud
that that sun, together with the bark America.
cahusna, constitute at present the entire ot ~.
worldly propeFfy VI ou
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Elk !

~ TRACTOR viii subdus pain and inflammation
from the severest burns or scalds, in from one to
twenty minutes and will heal the wounds without
scar; it efectually cures Fever Sores Piles Salt
Rheum, Infammstory Rheumstism. Cuts, Wounds,
Brui:ss, sosid Head. Corns and BInions Eryapeias'
scots, 6weIled and Broken BIeast, Sore Nipples,
Eruptions and all other inf and cutsne Gus
This article is now put up In blue wrappers, with
new steel plate label and signed b. H. DALEY. Ma.
ksr, and C. Y. Clickaer 90 Propnetors, TO guard
BENNETT BEERS, Dussists. are the only
authorized agents for the sale OF the genuine new
ees. Retail price only 25c. . box. NH 26-d&v6m
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DANIEL O'DONNELL,
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER,
No. 900 Main Street,

= KlCHMONDs Va. - n !.
- Hydraulic Rams. Lift and Force Pumps s.ti
Tubs ,Wash.hand Basins, Water Cloeets, Cope
and Iron Boilers &C., fitted up on the most approved
principles, and Of the lowest prices.
- Orders from the county promptly executed.
p JOBBIN punetualiJ attended to.
NH 1o-1m ea
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nESTINY DEMONSTRATED.-Ma-

portance foretellng oil particular events of human
life, such marriage, the time when, with descrp
ton of husband or wife of riches. changing Of bust.
II a perpon shal hsve the thing hoped for; per
son shall suffer by any particular thing OF which he
or she i Ia fear long or short journeyE Of absent
persons dead or alive; Of law suits; of theft, on
things los of substance lent or demanded; wife o.
husband living from each other, il ever return; and
an the dificufies of Mfe OF health fraud sickness
and death past present and future. and oil concerns
of life as
This lady tells fortunes by the Cards-Prof Leo
by the Planets or Astrology.
TERMs-50 cents by the Planets 25 cents sfor Ia.
dies By the Cards. and so cents for gentlemen by
cards white or black people. SO
Apply at Adams Valley, 8 doors from THO corner OF
18th, on Poplar street. "Ofice of Anthology" over
the door, opposite Lancasterian School, over the
Creek. Es ap 16-1m*
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:, AN IMPROVEMENT ON THE OMNIBUS System
line OF omnibusses 10 Philadelphia, have II in con.
temptation to obtain . number of vehicles cslcn
lated for four persons EACH These NAV he en-.
gagged at the rate of twelve and half cents trim
for each passenger, for any reasonable distancs
and without regard 10 route