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Poreign Eevs.

Our exchanges yesterday morning contained
extracts from the Canada's mails, from which
we condense the more important items.
The following was telegraphed from London
20 Liverpool:
PORTSMOUTH, Friday Night
At 2 o'clock this evening, her Majesty, Prince
Albert and the Court, embarked on board the steam
yacht Victoria and Albert and started at daylight
for Boulogne.
BoULoGNE, 1.-THE Emperor arrived here from
Paris at O'Clock this evening, and proceeded amid
the accamatons of the people to the Hotel Pavilion
Imperial The English flag ship Neptune, the St.
George and other ships of the royal squadron have
fred royal salute from the ofing The whole town
Is in a state Of intense excitement.
The Sardinians had two hundred killed and
wounded in The Russian attack on the Tcher.
maya.
The London Post says that General Liprandi
made the attack by orders from Saint Peters
burgh, in consequence of dearth of provis-
ions, means of transport, &C., which threat
ened the existence of the army if the month
of September found the Russians In their then
position.
The Post states that the besieged and be-
siegers are SO close at Sebastopol, that hand
grenades have become the favorite weapon.
The same journal predicts the speedy capture
of the place.
The bullion in the Bank of England had
increased e43, 56l.
At Hamburg there was a continued scarcity
of money, owing to large quantity of bar
silver being sent 70 England. The rate of Elk
change presents an unfavorable appearance
The same was the case of Amsterdam.
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s- New York Is funny place, and they have
some interesting scenes there, but St. Louis is also
hard to beat. An occurrence that recently took
place on a ferry boat going over to the "Jarseys,
might just as well have happened here-and, for
ought we know, did. At all events, we take the
incident as it comes to rs and locate it Virgins
/, ferry:
A few days since, the weather being very fine, a
party of ladies were going over the river, and were
sitting out upon the guards enjoying view Of the
city, when they were startled with shout
sMien Cot Mien Cotl wife is going TO be shieck.
Instanter the ladies all rushed into the ladies'
cabin, and sure enough, there sat a ford specimen
of Swedish woman, enduring the incpient pangs
of parturition with great patience. The husband
was speedily turned cut of the cabin by the ladies,
one Of whom kept watch at the door, while the
others made preparations to receive the expected
stranger. OF course we cannot enter into the de-
tails of the subject, for we were on the outside
observing the husband, who begged Justify for
admission.
sob mein Coil" he shouted through the door.
"Keep stiff upper lip, Katrian; ton't be schairt
Oh mein Coil" and be danced round the deck in
perfect fever of excitement. --.s.
II was impossible to quiet him, until in few
minutes one Of the ladies informed him. though
without granting him admission, that sit was all
over" s rax stw C55
els it poy or a gal?" he shouted.
at is girl" said the lady sentinel, anxious for
little amusement. lg-
"0h, dunder!" was the vexed reply.
"No matters gal is better as notin."
+" It's boy" again said the lady.
"Vot ish it changed-yas it gal vonst, and
now a leetle poy?" I zAz
"No."
"Tousend tuyfels vot ish il, den?n
"There are two-a boy and girl. You had bet
ter procure carriage when the boat lands"
ooh, dat is gootl Dat is better as goot, apoy
and gal NIT one job. Katrian ish punkins-I al
ways knew it,"
And the happy husband disappeared in search of
cab to conduct his family homeward.-St. Louis
Republican,. ....re s-s essr+rz F. ~. -.e1st
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MAsTER-PIEcE Our DoNE-We have lately
Supposed Ayers Cherry Pectoral was the Ultima
Thule in its line, and that nothing had been or
would be invented which could surpass it in its fine
points of excellence a medicine. But we are
confidently assured BY those competent to Judge
on the subject, that DR.. Ayers new Pills excel in
high medical artistry even that widely celebrated
embodiment of his skill. He has succeeded making
them not only pleasant to take but powerful to
the large class Of complaints which require purga-
tive remedy. Lancaster argus, Ky. ssa- 70
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l-4w Respectfully,
WILLIAM II. MCKINNEY.
Greene's Pure White Wheat.

Mr.. EDITOR: expect TO visit your State about the Goth
Of September next for the purpose of engaging to the good
Farmr article of WIsAr which is very superior in its
character have exhibited this Wheat at four different
Fairs, and in instance premium has been awarded.
All good judges of fine Wheat seeing it readily acknow
edge its superiority. On my visit to Nashville and other
places win bring with fair sample which be
by any who may desire shall al exhibit handbis Civ
ing full and sa factory account, with the signature
Of gentlemen who have raised this Wheat and
tured into -four. Its weight at two different mills is 6SD
each per bushel This wheats of the very earliest kind
Any desiring to obtain the Wheat for seed will address
the subscriber at La Grange Troupe county, Georgia The
Wheat will be put'up in sacks from half bu,hel to any
quantity desired marked it the Of the purchaser
and place of delivery, &C. at Eve dollars per hushe 1t is
expected the cash to accom- pany all orders.
P. u. GREENE,
aug29-tlstdec La Grange, Troupe Co.. Georgia.
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For the Nashville True WING.
Speaker Of the House.

Wilson County, Aug 12, 1855.
Nh. EDITOR: see that several individuals have
been suggested, in connection with the position Of
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives, and
would most respectfully suggest to the members
elect, the name of DR.. GLKAvEs. He has clear
and active mind which would enable him to decide
promptly GRy question that might arise. He is a
man OF fine personal appearance, Of pleasing and
attractive manners and answering frmness and in.
tegrity. WILSON.
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sweabore Not Taken.

Ivan Golovine, a citizen of Russia, presents
his compliments to the editor Of the New York
Ebening Mirror, and begs TO state that Swea-
borg has not been taken. BE says:
1t is impregnable. 1t is no use to the allies to
take fortresses they cannot keep. The truth is
that Sweaborg was bombarded for two days, and
some stores around it were destroyed. Sweaborg
commands Helsignfors, where part of the Russian
feet is stationed The capture OF the former should
then cause the surrender Of the latter which is not
reported The feet OF the allies have even not
sienced the batteries of Sweaborg that could never
be taken by the Russians themselves, who corrupted
the Swedish General Suchteln.
The partial details of the Canadas news,
which we give this morning, confirms this
statement. 1t has been bombarded, and its
depots of military stores, &c, destroyed.
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Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Aug. I7.-Cotton.
market opened with an active speculative demand,
and prices advanced tat, bat during the last two
days prices have been easier. The market closes
steady, sales of the week 1900 bales including
$4,000 bales to spectators and $500 bales for ex.
port. The quotations are,-New Orleans fair
II; middIing 7-l6; upland fair 81; middling 81
The stock OF American Cotton amounts 70 5s5, 600
bales. af
The adviccs from Manchester are more favorable.
Breadstuffs.-Flour Is dull at decline of Cd per
Dbl. Sales Western Canal al S9s.a40s., Ohio 42s.
a4ss., and Baltimore and Philadelphia 40s.a42s.--
Wheat IL a tribe lower with but small speculative
demand. Corn Is dull at decline Of Is. Cd
quotation nominal. White Corn 4Ssa44s., yellow
S7sa37s. Cd.
The weather has been favorable and the accounts
from the agricultural districts encouraging.
d SaipIey.
MoSrY AND srocKs-LoEDos, Aug. I7.--Amer-
lean stocks are generally quiet. The money market
is more stringent Consols for money leave on al
gla9lt. Tho bnIlion in the Bank OF England has
Increased E4S,000
American Railroad shares are easier, but MOI
ouotably SO. The stock quotations are: Maryland
5s %; Virginia Steriines So Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad l0ea los; Maryland bonds esasS; Pen
sylvania 6's 7sas4; New Creek Coai Company sofa
a9Ii; Illinois Central Railroad 7eaS0.--h chavdssn
Spence d Co. -
BozBkRDxKST OF swEABoRG.--The city and for.
t6cations Of Sweaborg bombaFded by Inc allied
feet on the 18th inst, with terrihle effect. The
place was literally destroyed.
By the arrival Of the steamer intelligence had
been received from the Baltic feet embracing q
continuous account Of the operations at Sweabore
from the eth TO the ilth inst The destruction o.
property and less sustained by the Russians was
immense The allies suffered only frilling losses-
On the 18th, after the bombaFdment the fleets re-
turned 10 Nargen.
The Russian feet a. SweAbcrg was not destroyed,
but the damage done the place was most disastrous.
An immense confagrafion was caused BY the BON
bardmenk which raged for iorty-hve hours. do
stroylng storehouses, magazines, arsenals. &C The
various powder magaEiaes In the place blew up,
together with other military stores, projectles. &c.
The dispatches Of the French and English Adj
mirals do not say anything about the Russian ships
at SweabOrg. The allies lost no lives In the en-.
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A CARD.
LKxrseros, Tennessee. August IS. 1855.

LKxIsGToS, Tennessee. August IS, 1855.
To the Senator's elect Of Tennessee:
HoS. sKs III have'avaled myself Of this medium Of the
public press inform you that candidate before
Honorable body for Door Keeper at next session. and
trust in doing you viii take my name In consideration
with the many others who may aspire to that position In
thus publicly announcing myself deem that have acted
rightly and although it is somewhat deviang from the usu
al course of candidates for that Office Who generally speak
ing mporune with letters too tedious to read
and wishing annoy you in that manner shall con-
tent myself with this card trusting our meeting at Nash
Ve and afurher acquaintance in October, where we will
have the opportunity Of interchanging sentiments will
close by only saying elected viii discharge my duty to
the best of my ability and to the comfort and convenience
Of your body throughout the session.
aug27-4w Respectfully,
WILLIAM II MCKINNEY.
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We are authorized to announce Dr. j. J. BURNETT, Of
Smith county candidate for Engrossng Clerk Of the State
Senate. sep5-td
We authorized 10 Mr.. W. A. ROBINSON, OF
Wilson county candidate for Door Keeper to the next
House Of Representatives. sep4-td
We are authorized to announce VIM. J. MALLORY, Of
Dickson county candidate for Principal Door Keeper to
the next House of Representatives. sep3-td
We are authorized to announce SAM. D. NIOHOL, OF
this city, candidate for Engrosng Clerk of the Senate
d aug29-dtd
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RHODES,
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARI.

I0R the Prevention and Cure OF IETERMTTEST and RE-
IL MITTENT FEvKRs, FKyKR and AGUE, CHILs and FEVER
DUNE AGUE GENERAL DEBuTy NIGHT SwKATs and all other
forms Of disease which have origin in MALARIA
or MIAsMA.
This is a NATURAL ANTIDOTE which will entirely pro-
tect any resident traveller in the sckly
swampy localities from any Ague Bilious disease what
ever, Or any injury from constantly inhang Malaria
Miasma.
will instantly check the Ague in persons who have su
Tered for length Of time from day 70 twenty years.
that they need have another chilli by continuing
its according to directions. The patient at begins
to appetite and strength and continues until
manent and radical cure is effected.
One two bottles will for ordinary eases,
may require Directions printed in German,
French and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price One
Dollar. Liberal discounts made to the trade.
JAS. A. RHODES Providence, r I.
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OoPPER ORE.-We learn from Savannah
paper that the exports of Copper Ore at that
point has become quite an item. The receipts
for the current year have been IL, Oo5, S6S lbs,
of which has been exported to Liverpool some
1850 tons, valued at over $2So,oO0; the bal
anoe to Northern ports. The bulk, If not all
this ore, we presume, is from the Tennessee
mines.
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MOUNT OLEVET CEMETERY.

MOUNT OEEVET CEMETERY.
A meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Mount Ovet
n Cemetery, held at the Office Of Lindsey Crockett
this day, the following gentlemen were unanimously
elected Directors
A. V. s Lindsey, J. II. Buddeke,
b. W. Hall, +. Herman,
A. Nelson, r. Morgan,
@. W. Nance.
After the election the Board met and organized. A v.
s. Lindsey elected President, and O. W. Nance, Secre
tary and Treasurer
The Company is now permanently organized and active
steps will be taken immediately to lay OF the grounds in
handsome style and to bring the lots into market 1t is
the intention Of the Board of Directors to expense
pains to make II such Cemetery the wealth and
taste Of our community require.
A. " s. LINDSEY, President.
O. W. NANCE Secretary.
Sept 1, 1865. sep5-tf
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MEETING AT FRANKLIN To-DAY.-The mass
meeting of the American party will take place
at Franklin to-day. We regret that the tenn
porary absence of our senior from his post de-
prives us of the pleasure of enjoying the occa-
sion. Ample preparations are made for all
who wish to attend, aud plenty of good speak
ing will be heard. We learn that Hon. JOHN
BELL has accepted an invitation to be present
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For SALE.

A VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE on Summer AzsA
N street, between Church and Union, fronting SIS I
feet Summer, AMI running back II feet to Al
ley at present occupied by Mr. W. r. DOrtch Said house
Ct the most desirable residences in Nashville; newly
papered and painted wi gas throughout the whole house
For further particulars to terms &C., inquire Of
Jno G. Ferguson's Office.
Possession given 1st January, 1856.
sep5-n VIM. O. NICHOL.
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CHANCRRY COURT AT wAvERLY.
SEPTEMBER RULES, 1855.
VI Farsee and wife Amanda

bEfIBMbEh MULES, low
v. y. Farsee and wife Amanda,
lessee Luton and NJ. NJ. Massey, executors
Of Henry Luton, deceased, and others In Original Bill.
Guiding all the heirs Of William and Zlpha
Jones, deceased, and Of Henry Luton, deed
I'm melton, and it appearing 70 che satisfaction Of the
" Clerk and Master from the allegations In compliments
hill the defendants, r. II. Stuart and wife Sarah p
formerly JoEes, VIM. G. jones' D. = Robertson and wife
Elizabeth Ann, Thomas McHeely and wife Mary, Samuel
Eperson and wife Nancy James Spencer and wife Frances
State Of Tennessee and consequent
~ beyond the reach Of the ordinary process Of this Court
therefore ordered that publication be made In the Mash
vile True whg newspaper published In the city OF Nash
ye for four successive weeks requiring the Aforesaid de-
PENDANTS r. H. and wife Sarah p formerly Sarah r.
Jones, VIM. b. G. Jones, D. p Robertson and vile Elizabeth
Ann Thomas McNeey and wife Mary, Samuel Eperon and
sfe Nancy James Spencer and wife Fances appear
The next o. the Chancey Court to be held for the
~ Of Humphreys the court house In the town Of WAYer
~ the Monday In October next and Plead
dcmur c0mpiainants bin the win be taken
confessed and set for hearing pafte IS 20 them.
Witness DAVID q. oWks, Clerk and Master q said
court At ofbee. the Sd day Of September, A. d. 1883
- d.. X. OWEN,
sspss-wa psfse IS oierf and Master.
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Land for s ale.

7 OFFER f0r sale GOOl SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES a
OF LAND lying on the Columbia Central Turnpike u
Roai, miles from Columbia and four nom Mt s
ant, being partof the tract on " eb reside.
This Land equal II not superior 10 in Maury county
IL Il well watered he celebrated Devers Spring being on
the part offered for sae) well nbered and well improved
There are the premises some beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Rail Road
will be divided 20 suit purchasers sold in body.
For further information apply to me at AshwoOd p Once
Maary county, Tennessee.
ang1l-0 LOCUS J. POLK.
Nashville Union and Louisville Journal please copy.
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GRANp LODGE oF THE STATE on rENNEssER

TIVE ANNUAL MEETING Of the GRAND LODGE or
Il THE STATE or TENNESSEE win commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER next being the first day
the month, at the MASONIC HALL in the city OF Nash
vile. The Officers Of the Grand Lodge, and the Represen-
aves of the Subordinate Lodges required TO be pune
tual in their attendance.
The Grand Secretary viii attend at the Masonic Hall al
O'Clock p NJ the saturday preceding for the purpose
Of receiving the retu rom Subordinate Lodges prepare
tory TO the opening Of the Grand Lodge.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
seT4-eo3tAw2t Grand Secretary.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CONFERENCE.-The
next meeting of this body win take place in
the city of Richmond on the Sd of November
next
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Additional by the Canada.

HALIFAX, Aug. 29-The Cunard steamer Canada,
arrived here at o'clock this morning, with Liver
pool dates to the 18th inst, one week later than
previous adyices.
The by this arrival is quite stirring and i'm
portant though not decisive.-BrOvn d Shipley.
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TIVE next ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF the GRAND
CHAPTER Of the State Of Tennessee, will convene at
the MASONIC HAIL. in the city Of Nashville, the SEC
OHD MONDAY IN OCTOBER next, bsing the Sth day %
the month"; at which time and place the Officers Of the Grand
Chapter and the Of the subo dnate Chap
tiers requested 70 be puneua in their attendance
The Grand Council OF Royal and Se-
lect Masters wiz AZ the time and place al
o'clock, p. NJ. CHARLES A. FULLER,
sep4-eoStAN2t Grind Secretary.
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N Z w GO On =
DANCING.

MIR. GOODWIN having returned from the East with all
WI all the and fashionable Dances b-gs respect
fully 10 the citizens Of Nashville, that will
series OF instructions in that polite SAT-
JRDAY, September Sth, at O'Clock, p. NJ in the
Beechs Store College street.
Daysof Tuition, Monday, Thursday and Saturday Hours
Of attendance om4 TO 81. Gentemen's Glass, from to
10 81, same days. sepi-2w
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Rhodes, Fever and Arue Care.
WHOLESALE.
MORGAN s. CO.,
NO. 40 PURLlC SQUARE.

NOs al EGhLhG SQGAHEs
Nashville, Tenn.
RE now IN receipt 81 their complete stock Of FALL
n AND WINTER GOODS, embracing every variety Of
English, scotch, German, French, Hfnl-
Ian and Americas staple and
Fancy DRY Goods,
Which they prepared 10 osr their customers and
the trade generally, figures which they think viii be
ceptabls 20 even the CLnsEsT BuyEHs
They have on hand and daily rec living heavy sup
plies o. all widths and weights Of COTToN GOODS mana
fctured n this STATE and others Of The South and West
They still continue the Agency Of the sparta. Franklin
and other heavy goods suitable for Wheat and Grain saeks
sepS-u
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEHs WEAR
II AM receiving my stock q GOODS for the eouing
fa and Wlnter % With invite the attention 81 my
customers and the pubic generally
Also seot.s Pan aad Water FashloHs iult received.
SAN. PRICHEfr
ange9-dim u College street.
SHIRT COLLARS.
lust received Of shirt cu4rs 81 tke nest onalt
u and some % tAena entirely aes styes-
CLIFTON 4 ABB0FT
ass No.is Cedar street
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

"LEwIsBuRo, Union CO., Pa, May 2, 1855.
"MR. j. A. RHoDn-Dear Sir: The box OF medicine you
duly received the 11th Of April have sold
about onehah Of IT, and far the people who have used Il
satisfied that Il has cured them. has certainly stop
Ped the Ague in who has used it. and six OF The
OF long standing My sister, who has had for
ave six back, and could get stnpT ed
cept by Quinne and that only long she would take IT,
&C. r. MctiINLY."
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PROFTTRALR TNVRsTMRNr.

TAINTED s40eG 70 sioeO0 invest q wholesale ba-
w siness, already established.
~ B.Any person having the above 20 layest,
rake arrangements % give hs personal attention other
wise Apply BY letter Box 424 Post once, Nashville
stating when ana where an interview can be had.
anss-u
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PROOF OF SAFETY.

." NEW YORK, June II, 1853
"Ihave made chemical examination OF RHoDKs FKvER
AGUE Cure or AETDoTE MALARIA and have tested
for Arsenic Mercury Qunne and Stryehnine, but have
not found particle Of either IN Il, have found any
substance in It's composition that would prove injurious
the constitution.
1JAMFs r. chiffon n Chemist
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cAuTIoN TO AeUE srJPFERERs

Take Arsenic, Mercury, ouinine Strychnine or
Anti Perodcs medicines Of any kind the virtue Of which
owing TO such poisonous drugs The most they do h
81 "break the chs" for short te while they 20
constitutional maladies that only with life. Re
member that the only Fever and Ague Remedy that harm
less as well as sure, Is
Rhodes Fever and Ague Care.
For sale by Geo. H. Rates. 1sS Water street. Wholesale
and by c. v. Clckener Co., and @. FL Ring. New York;
T. W, Dyot sons, Philadelphia; and by dealers generally
rilu-a.r nnnlf
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MODERN MYSTERIES
Explained and EXPOS d.
TOoN, NELSON CO. have just received
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed.
In -Four Parts.
]. Clairvoyant Revelations Of A. J. Davis.
II. Phenomena Of spirituaism Explained and Exposed.
I'LL Evidences tina. the Bible is given By inspiration
the Spirit of God, as compared with evidence tha
these mantle stations from the spirits Of men.
~. CIairvoyant Revelations Of Emanuel swedenborg.
By Rev. A. Mahan, First President Of Cleveland Uni
versity.
The Escaped Nun:
Or Disclosures of Convent Life; and the Confessions
Of Sister Of Charity.
NEW SUPPLY OF
ID D Il 8 - G X So
aar2
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J.B. MCGUIRE,
TTOR NEY AT LAW,
MACON GA

VxTIL give prompt attention all business entrustedto
w his care He viii do general Cole ting Business
An demands put ia his hands win meet with prompt sttsn
ton.
REFKRENCES-CoI- A. I. McIsTTRz. Townsville. 6a,
J. J. ALLKx, Macon, Ga narz-em
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IT'S JOSEPHINE LANE, AZ No. 6s Cedar street, vii
vi open the next session o. her EchOol for Girls if
Boys the Isl MONDAY 20 septemhsf she hopes The salts
faction given via insrre her an Increased patronage
aug9t-td
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Wheat, Wheat |!

VxTEhave on hand and daily reeeivins exrs heavy
w and rs OEnaburrs and kheesings suitable foE
heas and Corn sacas-Hhch vii sell og for Casa
MORGAN Co.
anee n No. - Pnolc Sqnzre.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TWENTY THOUSAND extra ResaiA segars. veI Assori
a. ea, received this day by - ..
aag2f VESSEL THOMPSON.