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the war, based on Q belief that the American
people were q Q rule n favor Of Russia and
against the allies. It has been our task more
than once to controvert this belief, and to show
that the position occupied by the American
people is purely one Of watchful neutrality,
leaning neither to the one side nor to the other
We have not, it seems, convinced our London
contemporary. If Napoleon or Lord Palmerston
are as incredulous, it is possible that an appre-
hension of American hostility may have led to
the utterance of the threat which in their
opinion was likely to be most effectual in re-
straining the expected enemy.
However this may be, the fact is there, and
the abolitionists Of the United States who, it
may be observed, have all along made them
selves conspicuous by their rancorous hatred of
Napoleon, will of course take comfort from it.
In the course Of his appeals to the discontinued
class in each nation, the Emperor has made
special reference to them, and they are sure to
be grateful for being noticed The people at
large, as we said, take different view. In
all friendship and civility, they desire that his
Majesty would explain what he has said, and
would declare, with that frankness which he
has been the first Of Emperors to practice, whe-
Their or no he intended to refer to the institu-
tions Of the Southern States, when he desired
to abolish slavery" This explanation might be
made spontaneously with good grace. If not,
it might and ought to be solicited, with or with
out formality, by Mr.. Mason. A demand for ex-
PLANTATION, couched in courteous terms, would
not be contrary to diplomatic usage Mr. Web
ster denied the right Of foreign government
to demand an explanation of messages pass
ing between the several branches of the State;
but the Lord Mayor of London is not branch
Of the French government, and communica-
tions to him are not of q private nature, but
are plainly intended for the world at large.
With little energy and tact, the whole affair
may be arranged speedily and satisfactorily; if
it be not, it may lead to the gravest trouble.
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JUDGE OF THE COURT OF cLAIMs-REsraNArIoN OF
DUDLEY HANN-KANsAs AFFAIRS ETC.
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1855
George P. Scarborough, Esq, principal Professor OF
William and Mary College, Virginia, has been appointed
Judge of the Court of Claims vice Lumpkn, declined.
The sppointee has always eschewed politics.
A. Dudley Mann has resigned the Assistant secretary
ship Of State and VIM. Hunter chief Clerk, will provi.
sonally ofaciate in his place.
Sidney Webster, the Presidents Private Secretary,
left this afternoon on tour to the West.
Secretary Dobbin has been absent two weeks. His
health improving, and he win return about the 20th
There Discussions in the Cabinet. Neither
Reeder's the Kansas affairs have been before
that body.
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T HE L EST NEW
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TElEsRApHs.
Additional Intelligence by the Asia.
HAIHAx, NJ s., Nay 9, 1855.
ITALY.
dicuity has arisen between Sardinia and Naples re-
spectiDg suit at exequatur
Napoleon's Consulate at Genoa is withdrawn.

PASSENGERS.
Mr. Taylor and lady Miss Forsythe, Miss Ryan, Miss
Brit Miss Baker, Mrs Hughes Miss Cobb, Mr. Kngstord
lady, Mr. Ellis and lady, Mr. Spur aud In Mrs Dog
sety Mics Cook Miss pEnsen Mr. Eliee and lady M
Mrs Brandy, Mr. Waller and lady Rev Edw Pagot DR. Jas
Powell bearer French despatches Capt Smith, Rev Mr.
pess Mr. CLARK Msssrs Won Ruth Goodridge smpkinson,
Mawberry Heliewel, Brandy. ToppRins Cobb. Roberts,
Smith, Taneier, Chamberlain. Head TAFT Rogers, Bell,
Robinson Hall pupssgaI Shepard, Sheerard. MoNsill,
Brouseau, Anderson, seiela Robinson Serene Dyer
farand Freedman, Keyer Berlyn, Pope Dothard Brown
SHIPPING IrTELLIGENCE.
Arr from New York April g. ORIENT at Liverpool; oath,
ed; Patrick Henry. Off Dover.
Arr from New Orleans Oath Jacob Badger at Liverpool
Sid for New York 23d Adirondack from the Clyde 18th
Belle Wood; 18th Willism stetscn. from Liverpool.
Liverpool 10th. Victory from the Clyde
from Liverpool
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sCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND cos


MILL.
THERE are features connected with this Mill worthy Of
Il consideration and close examination the part Of
those wishing 10 purchase Feed Mill
It's aecbancal construction and adaptation to the pur
pses Ssgnsd to crush and grind corn Its great Gu
pacitT while DOING an immense work with extraordinary
sase, rs durability sauPy provided f0r. foe copieie
and entire po; tsbeness Little Giant rendering its
greater convenience 1r plantation and iarm use poss-
ole. 1t requires mechanical aid bill OF expense to
put it up firm hand pat up and set one
runDng in half al hours time The convenience with
which the sweep may be applied 10 hOrzontal-as is
most usual over head aud the mil may be easily a.
Lched where si9sm water Is used. The power lakes
requiring and two bOrses The quantity and quality
product IS 90 bushels Of good fed meal per hour
e0rd5g 70 the degree OF hneneSs ground and the SIZE
Mill 1tls the ehesPss MILL all thPgs considered, there
. beiers de public.
Ahothsr 3hiE coBneeted wish the Little Giant pat
sn and worthy pele the fact that there has been
Patsns iight dlstfng or huckstsring sbou the eoup
y as is usual si be fh,RAnd bunging make shitt i'm
PIeuents that gotap sTsdei1erey to get money
0y selling PzlHing ID petens rgh, upon The cedu
Jus then ths machine 70 90 RhAndoned by all parties
uumbag theeshe a8a she fzsntee and PIoprietors
If the LJstls ttz 4 d. besfeving tha Ihey oansnd
ermued thai tnsy vii supply the Asicasuralists
'tock rsissrs ofcpr c0nnirJ IA supenoF & per
aznsnty "a ne onasas ard hare ovsr ele hun
dred Thousand doar5 inyea the manufacture Vi thes,
aiIs ia tiss kzst est and szia sone sftese esssh.sh
gacnta epOy IDz 60 lnen soelj tbs business So hlgh
y there mills apPFscata t6al i0ur thousand have
soid withn The Pas ssheen mouths ana the e ssless
hs est extenaive aa1riactUrSrs Of Agricultural Jtns
meats IN Ihe United States haze eagerly sought a. mixer
est in thsir na1efaeure and sals
No lmpicEn at has bee. thofoushy tested ne
4 TIE kind haslseiyed naaerons and hgh esiinias
xsrhsne fnsliiaiss and Agricultural AsseclatoGs
and BY rsszaa 81 sabst4niiA practical ulhty
:aert hate na0fe larry o1ed their way into every d.,
aud p Palsr favor han ssgs Ltts Giant Corn
oh Aai 0raers pfo,sP1y hised--
BsOWN A ANDERSON,
Octl-tf 80 20 aarse' St. Nashville, Tenn
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DRUGS.
FRESH SUPPLIES!

40 PACKAGES Fresh and GszaiRs MEDICINES,
u !. soG GaEnq u NJ os, pAsbb Is & &C. RsSsysd and
street Nashville junc24
y Pocket Instruments, assorted Just received by
june24 T. WELLS.
DERFrMERY.-5O dOs Calogaes and oshsr f.s
BOHEMIAN GUILT TOILETTE BOTTLES assorted.
C0SMETICS--A fine assortment
HAIR T0AICS Hsir Dyes, Gloss Powder, pufs aud
CURLING FLUIDS, POmstums, OILS, Paiaoomss,
Agyrops 6o.
ToIL.TrE and Shaving Soaps, leo doz
OD0NIINE TOOTH PASTE and STRAWBERRY
TOOTH WASH.
F:Georing Extracts. a tau GssOrtusaL Received aud
NOD LiV r. oIL.-Rusurox's, oursrss' aoHrR1.. ID1
\ Hyd. Potass, IODINE, NITRATE SILVER, Select
powders Of Ipecac Opium Colecynh Rhubarb ScaInony
Nayapple, Golden Seal All offered low by
iune24 T. WELLS.
@ SARSAPARELLA EXTRACTS. As Dozen
y bULL'S Gseis0tfs, TowNsENDs, Carpenters, SHAKER
fresh fluid Extracts of SsTsaparilla-
DRANDIES, WINES, &C.-H BBLs. and halt
D pipes togniqe 0tard Duprey Sgnstts, and GdGas-
payne Brcndies Madeira Port Sherry Nuscate WINES.
A ROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.-A
n popular remedy for diseases Of the Kidneys.
DORTER-London in pint and quart bQttles.
L1LECTRICS S y Machines, Nsdiein. G:.s, Medic Msdic.
- Saddle Bags Game Bags Trusses, Shoulder Braces
LII ydraulic Gene 1t and Plaster OF Paris Of su
L peror quality.
XTARNISHES ES Flu niture, Coach Demar, BrcsD and
" Back Japan, Iron, Leather instrument and Picture
VaFpishes
~ OLD LEAF, Gold Fol-, SsEuer L4of Red, YezOW
u md y aSes Z, 0ness.
ID RUSH ES-78 dozen Hair, Tooth, Nail Hat Cloth,
- Paint, Dusting Sweeping, Scrubbing Poona, STENCIL
Horse. Comb, Shoe Stopping and Varnish Brushes,
I EECHES.-Fresh supplies. Received hT
IL juue24 T. WELLS.
4 KTIST'S CoLoRs.-9z dozen fresh assorted
n Goiors in inhsxible tubes. well assorted.
- PIECES; 1900 LBS. Pepper; s75 lbs Pimentos
) Ol0yes, Cinnamon, Mace, finger; Ground Spices
Vermicella; Sparkling Gelletne Bitter Almonds; Pre-
-erved Ginger.
DIPES, Marbles, Gun Flints, Percussion Gaps, Gun
l. Wadding. sf
NOUGH Candy-65 dozen Howe's Cough Candy,
" and New England Cough Syrup.
a TUSTARLbS-F FfaSkt0rt LOzf!spile, LABs59s0n and
VI Cincinnati. Received and Tor sale by T. " Ellis
LIME PEN AND POCKET kNlT TES.-Ass'd.
l. PORT MON AlES, every share -
assorted
- EGARS AND TOBACCOs Coz cIssdOrss,
y AIVoge2s, Barr{Os Le0HGorv, ,}saRg Lend Styars;
Is boxes hoy Queen and Fine Cut Chewing and butcher
smoking TObacco5. For sale low by {. WELLS.
- DLACkING-40 gross fresh Paste Backlog
ID STARCH, rs boxes, STAR CANDLES, 45 boxes,
ALCOHOL, Yinegars Whiskys. GINS, Rums. S5 bbls.
LINSEkD OIL aud SPT2 TURPENTiNE.
PURE WHITE LEAD in 25, 50 and loo 10 kegs
ZINk WHITE PAINT, JHs French in % ant 80 p kFys
Received and for sale at q small advance By
jane24 7. WELLS.
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WILL. be ready on or about the twenty fourth Of Dc
CONTENTS.
First application of Steam.
lite Of John Fith-EAgr4ving Of h's first Boat
lAfe OF Robert FulteaEegrRviIg of his rst American
Boat Oh the HUDSON Rirer.
Eobt Fulton and Livingsten's first Ohio River Boat
correct LJkeness-fuli particuars --r
Istrohs's tirst Boat.
First Sseu6enville Boat
First Explosion the Western Waters; from an Eye
Witness.
Maps Of the Western Waers; Towns Cities and Dis
tances laid dOwa correctly
List of Steamboat Explosions Stree 1912; Names Of
Killed a3d Wounded Lass OF Steam boats aaoal Cor
rect Views Of Ptso0r, Wheeling, Cinoinaati Louisville
ST Louis and New Orleans in 1855, Sketch ofeach place
Population, business &c., &c.
Fast Tine OF Boats the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers
List OF Steamboat Officers on the Western " sterS.
The NeT steamboat iaW-RIth Comments Life boats.
Disasters the akes-names Of lost killed and woun-
ded
The injurious Tend sucies Of Monopolies.
The High HsttT ia 1910, 1882 l84I.
List OF Plantations the Mississippi River.
Important united States supreme Court Steamboat De-
cisions
Win one hundred engrsvings, handsomely bound
Price 81.
Orders from the trade solicited and agents IN every
Town and city to canvass for the work address
JAS 7. LLOYD & Co., Cincinnati, o.
~ E. D. FARNSW0KfH, Agent,
.Oet4-6w Nashville, TenE-
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sITuNER LANDS FOR SALE.

Z NTENDIN ! 20 10 the Cumoe land Mountains,
J of-r for sle IRY Te-deuce in Samner county. The
tsc Contains three hundred acres; is bounded
Side bg Ma hvIile and Louisville Turnpike, and Is
SIGHT Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, which is
v beiua put under contract Is situated Z miles from
Nashville aad GaiI!iu The lands is all enclosed
iscoayaHeay divided iaO fields and lots with plenty of
g' Ghc IL nearly every Of them The fences
gre uCaTi~ ai lr, Of Rock, DGGaT and Plank
Is paron Of the lands between the house sad CWuoer
land river. ui Toe quality,
The dwelling kitchen snoke-huuse and spIing-hou-e
rfe ell o. brick aud ate verv well bu,it and conveniently
..rraaurl The servants houses, wash ktuse Sc. are
rsuf buildings ue and in good GrGer Also Stables barn
and uaV5-4.use-.
TFe sarug very large one, II nouse, aud
never ksura TAD GHeie elsU The best bGii!
v.rshg Water Mills in the State winch is running
aud wis GIlt sou.e mouths since Apply the prem
f-.s JOHN ARMFlEiU
IN rv-
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Havana Plan Lottery.


JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.
by Authority of the Stale ofGeorgia
MACON, GA,
This Lottery is conducted the plan of the Royal Lot
tery of Havana of single numbsrs-and drawn at CON
CERT HALL, Macon, Ga, under the sworn superin
tendence of Col. Geo. NJ. Logan, and A. Nisbit,
Esq.
Remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing, and
paid when due. in full without any deduction.
GRAND SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER Is.
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NOTICE-Is hereby given to MIcheal Nyman, Jacob
IN Nyman John Nyman, EiTabeth Onpp, (or. Buck
formerly Elizabeth NYman, Susann Thomas, iormeli
Sussnnah Nyman, Eve Snyder formerly I've Nyman, Am
Thomas, formerly Ann Nymsu and he children OF Ger
trude Snyder. formerly Gertrude Nynsn, namely, Mrs
Reese Mrs. Marshall Mrs Pencil, and Mrs Strohecker
Chapman Township in the county Of Union aud tate of
Penns, vanta-That BY virtue of writ of Partition or
Valuation issued out of the Orphan Court OF sad county
of Union to me directed an alias Inquiaii will be held
on the premises at the late residence of the said wyan
NYman deceased in Chapman rOwuship Aforesaid, on
Monday the 26th day OF November nex at 10 oei"ck a.
n of said day when and ynere may attend you shall
think proper, nct25-Stw JOHN KESSLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office New Berlin, Oct H. 1855
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ID. ID. COPP,
COMMISSION AND FORWARpIN MEECHANT.

Savannah, Ga.
A DYANCES will be made by the subscriber con-
n sipnments of Produce generally to the sh07e named
house t.. JooEFh NASH
EantG-8m Southeast corner COLLEGE and Church SIS
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ApMINIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

Ii those indebted TO the estate Of Chrisgna HsuSer
n dec d. BY note account or otherwise and those VINO
hold claims ogainst said tale are hereby nohh - TO Ge
th same With the Clerk fthe County Court Of Davidson
County, in the State Of Tennessee, scc9rdiI 10 law
'' PHILIP HARSH,
Noehvils Oct & rs Administrator Of Y. Hsus3r.
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REMEMBER! ONE THOUSAND PRIZES!
CAPITAL PRIZ Z, 10, ,OO0i

ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSl
Tickets s5.-HalVes 90 60.-QuarteTs 81 25.
tzy- Everyprize drawn 81 each drawing
szs- Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
f>Zy- All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAMI, Agent and Manager,
Sign Of the Bronze Lions,
.- Montgomery, Ala
faF- Thos Welsh and Justus Wyman, Esq's, Sworn
Commissioners to superintend the Drawing
sS- Parties wishing to order Tickets in the above
scheme will please address SAML. SWAN, Box 35S
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE, when tickets will be imme
distely forwarded to their address. nov9-td
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NlSEft iLLE, 1E>NESeE.E.
ehartersd ty the 6enersl Assembly Of Che State.
TNE aoove ibstI1Gon is permanently loe2'ec, and y
not sGrFAs by any similar eslablshuIeu5 IN ths
uEtsd States poui Of iaciies for paTting thorough
sractisaI noElsdge Of the duties Of the AccouDtsnt
'-- Rook.Keepilgs
This Department under the iusdlet9 supervision o.
the President of tie College, ghOis prsStCs book keeper
having had znv years experience N some OF tas largest
OOontng- -Eousss m the Eri0s.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the su7erinendence OF JoHN A.
McEwES Esd Member Of the Nashville Bar, who Is too
widely known lawyer and orator 70 require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course Of INSTRUCTION embraces both Reading and
Lectures
LECTURES viii be delivered at night not to interfere
Rith his pTosssionai engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
bY WV FERBEI- q Under this head IS embraced every
pecies of calculations necessary for bookeeper bus
ness TO understandvlz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange &c. &c
Terms of Tuition.
Bookkeeping by Double and Single Entry, as applied
to every variety of business both prosperous and
Commercial Law Lectures, including the use OF books. $5
PsnBSnship-For twenty lessons, 10 be taken within
For ty lessons to be taken within three months slO
~ The above fees payable, invariably IN advance
The importance this rule must appear obvous as students
enter for an unlimited period with the privilege Of review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session, having no vacation
hence Students enter az any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business viii be supped with co1a
perent book keepers BY applying at tins establishment
Good board aRd lodging be obtained for 50 per week
No student will be taken for less than full course
whatever branches he pursues-
Tme required for full coursefrOm six to ten weeks
~ Address Southern Commercial College, Nashville,
Tenn" ap27-dtw6wlv
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EhGS-As60 IN pREMInrI8.

EAFiN@ largely increased my supply Of Rags by the
Z rrtai offered The past year ending June 80
ala induced 70 Csr larger aUouut Of premiums the
trssaat vnar And 7ii uag the above preuliuTiD
osia0 80, $50 $40 500 $50, $40 $3e $50 and $e any
lea usrrhauis or "Pe3lars"-who VIII deliver ne, from
ibls daJe the lst July, ,S56, the largest of
RAGS Thea5me to be- 3euCdt outside Of and by DO
irg business outside OF Nashville or vicinity
wiz at all times pay the highest market prices Ia cash
trr RAGS on delivery and issue certificate the
,f the received aad paid for These certificates
r9u be kept and inu before the st day OF July
mex SD HAT hree dsincrested merchants OF Nashville
Gun make She awards The largest being entitled
10 the iUn, the next largest to $50, and down
Merchants sending me rags will please write ttat may
know in issue the certificate. Combinations
,Fi ra. 20 allowed.
Wooden lusey. SILK and Worsted rags are wanted
and viii NOT BE- included an the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention to saving and buying
RacR throughout ,lIddIe Team.
.IuN4-l yd.UiwEw W. s. WHlTEMAN.
Nf,sI, ,,,frtt
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VALUABLE HOTEL FOR SAFE IN
Err ANYLJf3,

TINE WASHINGTON HOTEL and premises. con- IA
sistiug of two halt acre lots, with commodiUu' I!s
Brick and Frame buildings thereon containing abOnt 20
rooms and offices adjoining, and large double stables 1T
uated on Main Street. far from the r. T. Depot will be
sold on -,.
MONDAY 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
on the Public Square between the borrS o and O'Clock
ON credit of one two and three years Notes to be sat
sfactory secured bearing interest f the lst OF JsDua
ry next when POSSESSION will be given lem will te re-
tanned until the purcha-e money Is paid.
ALSO if not sold previously, likely Negro Ghi ana
Child She IS about years old healthy, good Ironer
seys very we'll bake cakes and is capebe bouse ser
vspt and nurse Terms-Noe well endorsed, payable in
hank Al four months ..-. J. s. PARK.
oct 15th-stw-F Fr1nkLn Rsrieao
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S 10000

1000 Prizes amounting TO SoV,OVV
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERSi
Tickets IS. Halves 80 SO. Quarters 81 20.
Tickets in this great Scheme for sale By all respect
able dealers in the United >tates and Canada.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par All communities
tiOns strictly confidential
~ Parties wishing to order Tickets in the above
Scheme, will please address SAML SWAN, Box 353,
NASHVILLE POST OFFICE when Tickets will be I'M
medately forwarded to their address. -
SAMUEL SWAN,
oct2T-td Agent and Manager. Atlanta, Ga.
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dLIIUuUtIIE %
S 5 Q, o 0 o
APf los PIiSes Amounting 10 s5O. 900.

- APpTOXtE1aIiOn TIVE VI ooV
4OS Prizes amounting TO $4,000.
ONLY 1900 NUMBERS.
Every Prize drawn at each drawing, and paid when
due in full without deduction Orders strictly confden
tal Drawings sent orders Registered letters at my
risk Bills on all solvent Banks at par.
Tickets SS; Halves 81; Quarters S2.
sSS- Address JAMES WINTER darager Macon Ga;
OR, BOX NO. I43, NASHVILLE II. o.
e5" In all Orders will be promptly attended to-
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EALT ADEE RTYEH L4H1 TOIz r.1T &

FALt ABIE KlF FEn LAND FOk BALE.
THE subrerpeT GHsrs for sale tracts OF Land pg
in JacksOn county, Tenn IL tbe Bend Of Sgn4berABo
River, two lies above tbs town 81 Gra5vii,e t.-s.
One Irsrs containing 3s5 With about 100 eert
cleared upon Theh the settlements sod brcias
sufficient or Two families onG well supplied win 1atsf
The other tract containing S79 acres With Aboul lls
ceres cleared Upon this T. sct tet are sprngs "a EstsE
and suitable places fr spfleneDf Du- cniidnsS
cept lo1aocO barn The toer % the most velu-ois
kiLd ana thssCil excelsd b. pore for ternhtJ- -.
Lppiy 20 ths snbseb.r Il G-sayils Jackson CO. Tenn
sspIa-5tw% JAaHN SAlfh.
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Giii5EN's slED wlEA7f.


TsHl5 Wheat IS of ha very whitest aad Pures kind II
has bseu exhibited four tines at the Georgia Fairs
premium awarded every instance Ii is Ouy TO
b seen a bo admired, Weighing s'1ye2t ponds per
busHai !. IS a the vsrg aigest kind. n hOven-
bag su3 cut n May. Farmers desiring to have the best
ana tho carl est nd Of white whe1t would act wisely 10
purchase small portion 70 get in The seed viii
deliver iis whe1t az ths iaGranEe depo Georgia, IN
good strong s4css, I've dollars per bushe from one
busb-! quzn a. sired the sacks markell SCoOTd
i0z 10 directions II ia expected in Oh the money 20
accompany urde-s. The .1.!0Tmg gantl en- have kind
Iy consented agens iG this place, and wit order
h, wheat tor any wishing it Hawkins johnson
: home, .. D. D;ckey L. s. Chealhsm. = Co, T
Harre CO. \. 4. ScAllistr b Co. W. Il GOrdon Co.
Ser ;l1ar & Tanning, Jobnson Weaver Co, Church
Ag.orsOn, II. , French, Norris ~ Strattoo, Davis &
S~Gun, AcITea z VeTaSs.
Agcuts ths 1.ssvie and Chattanooga RsilTuad aud
other isces.t toWau depot, il. ElgiaUd az artrace
Z. =. tannaway at Beil5uoke W } Pea>aos at Foster
~ Thomas Edwards At ChTziisua, ". :. Iced al MuF
f5se5bo0 Hugzas LePsr and Nenlfse at SmyIns }. Ii.
IS..-Ga"-i tt ia-CI|na - il. Hclden; Malone q LEEe,
-sGugsi lcauty {. l. a Z Gibson, Athens, Tenn any
u4s however can order tIr themselves II Irsierabie
apos a the Wheat aud floGr will be loft with the
above named Agents I. Il. GREE T. Lat2Tauge,
sVrt-5-3 -3lgwNwtId- Truup County. Georgia.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO,

PETER LORILLARD,
MANUFACTURER, No AZ, Chatham Street. .Eew-Ycrk
- UCCESSORto Perez and GEOReE LoEILLARD, oaers
y for sale all kin of Snuff and Tobacco in general use
For particulars Price Current can be obtained by ed
dressing above This Establishment is 0as OF the old
est of the kind in the United States.
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