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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-12
NEW FIsrr

!, y n "t NEW FIBM -----,-- ~
The undersigned having this day boug,i ths
entile stock Of Dry Goods Of Jas. Lodwick Sc
sons, VIII continue the business at the old
stand No. 66. Front street, under lhe frm q
J.K.LoDWlCK & BROS. e. -.
where they will be pleased to see the patrons
mankihd.b ''s 'e'' "
We hope by close attention and fair dealing
TO mtrit an extensive patronage. We shall
conduct our business upon the only sars PLAN
viz; small profits for Cash. M ,-17l-1 j.
.a,a 9s.. JNo. K. LoDWICK,y
..s.,;:s o. A. .LODWICK, 49,
san, %. H. @. LoDWlCK,
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,.s. ~ " New YoxK, Jan, 10.
MoSEY &c--Stocks are rather imer. Mons
eyis unchanged. New York Central S6b, Read.
ing 6OS663: Erie 433: Illinois Central bonds
64a. ...,q y. a
FLopR--The marset is firm, with sales Of
1880 bbls Ohio at So I2a@9 Sc, Southern is
steady at Ss7S SO 50. g'' n. ,t.1.4 4, l g
GRAiS-Wheat is firm, Corn IS 6rm, with
Gales at l@$l,5c; and White and. Yellow at
.97@9s. ,s asr1h naa3.s
|. PRovisloss-pork is a trile lower with sales
of Mess at sl2 IS and Prime a. sl2 s7@ $50
Beef is unchanged. Lard is dull at 9l@IOlc.
+ 0n-Linseed Sic. r.Fs-' Ps sea
IRos-Scotch Pig S32@34. -S'.
1<NTNLrSNS><>S NN-<SN~.r~L< 80
Cincinnati Market. y 'sf
CINCINNATI Jan. 10.
Flour 81 6c@T Is. Corn al 5s@63c, whis-
key 26@26c, Cheese 9@lOc, Hogs s4@a,25
with few buyers, Lard eAc, Green hams 6 l
@6s, Ness Pork ll@i1 25, '5.9
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.... MessA @. slecus6s AsSansc. n ~ !,
ME acnctnts and youch of Fanny Sloctlin
y administrator 0f TIE estate 81 Moses 8.
l6cutfi late ol.Sciot1 county, state uf Ohio de.
csassd, were thiaday fled for flnal ssttlement
aud Ags set lor examination ON tha lst day u, y
January 4. n 1854. 4 \, .Js,l, APpI, ,ER.
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Ready for Spring,
JUST RECEIVED.

sa. JUST RECEIVER. N. ssS-
|. A ND FOR SALE BY N. b. GoLDBURdl
"A The following invoice Of fine Clgats, N.
\ 1000 Principe, 's'H nv
1000 La Rosa Regalia, III Ha GsA4i5
3 s4.0Oo emmy Lind ga5 Ta9a lh&
10000 Crystal Palace. m s,.. 500 8t,.y
1850 Londoners, .,.t,s i,s,
10000 Tres. Qmingo,
5000 knos Nothing Z 9F95| ! Eaa'
OGt.f so. ypNTt L'Fug Ttgt 4,t '-.s-, 2 e..
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Per,sIn,ou,i, rIas,ks..

r ..s.y I r. ,..S ypa74 lfsf gauuary, Z,
| III "a. sts5 IS. BROWN. .asQu z
Front Stree between Market and Jsfrerson
TnE Fol. JwiNo AkE ms WHOLESALE PRIcEs.
Loaf, per ID s@lo Lake per Dbl SAL:
TEAS. Dairy Persackz 900
Imperial GU Mould, ia 15e
Black ss~a 3s@45c Summer %. to 24c
1cufsEE. ~ Star ~ - 23@a4
Rio 12ato l9ie SOAP. "A, A,
Java ~ l1c Blown SIC
N. o. 2sc |I.ard Oil, per gal IS
Sugarhouse fai aOc Sperm do fsl Sf25
Golden Syrup Soc Fish do sl,OO
TeBAcco. ''''' MISCELLANEOUS.
8. 8, & Id lump 5000 Starch pearl '.1t 9
"a - FISH. h'ih Powder tHrs 90
White . 9v' 9@iOc Lead e = -lr'' 81
.. rnufr Shot ils Toe
Apples dried sl,25 Cheese 10 to lie
i, '+.~ fH-' S1-i Flour per bbI SITS
h. ~" y R. LLOYD 4 co. "''a
! Front Street between Court and Market. /,
Tx FoLLowlNG ARE his WHOLESALE PRIcEs
Span Sole, per ID eyse. a,seai-s 22@25e
Buffalo, per ID ~ joai .'s.r iaiiss 26c
Baltimore, per lb ..s ia va 574e, .. Csc
Skirline, Fer ID s.n. .s.csl4 >2T@2sc
Upper and Buff, perfoot per dog 3O@33c
Crawford Phil. Kip. per doz m S42@44@50
Country Kip, pei dos 36042@44
French calf, do aPs stf 25@4u
Tampico french and Boot Morocco ',s,7'F
per doz ,'q "a aa-'- sIG@20
French and English XII per doz .ieo sSl2
Patent Leather, per dos a.tif 24@30
Pink Linirgs per doz Exp ~ z SG@9
Cochineal and eolored liningsper dnz lO@i2
Shoe Threads .n5 b0c(a6ScSa7 a75cSi ,15
Ir,n nails, II papers m ep'tfe 81 90
Emo nails, per ID 6--YAH = I5c
Pc $, per bush. 49, t- $l,25
Peg and Sewing Avis, per gross $it6l5o
per dog oh d16@20c
No. Russia Bristles aASd a.Es sa37lf Sic
Mems Lasts, per pair 40c
Mems plated Lasts, per pair 4 'i.i p 6Oc
Women's $50" A-| .a' .f ID 1';3l i5c
Bride Leather, ,per side a'r $2,50@3,O ,Ou
Cincinnati Harness Leather, perib ~ 26c
Collar Leather, per do ,fetsia7 Is 10 &c
RI q N q B.
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THO Bridges torn aosca--The Tsmbers
Fired. ..,A4 ~
sa'n ERIE, Jan. 3.
The men of Harbor Greek met early in
the morning, and gave evident signs of a
mob spirit. An hour before noon, they
got ready for their work, and did it up
thoroughly. Sheriff Vincent was driven
of, and near mile of rail removed, the
bridge destroyed, and the road tornnp.
AtErie, the mob commenced tearingup
and destroying the track and bridge, about
81 o'clock. Sheriff Vincent soon after ap-
peared and produced proclamation,
which he commenced reading. Il.
The mob crowded him of, and drove
him into the Keystone Saloon, small dog
gerry; there they kept him fol, half an
hour, the building being surrounded by
over 100 persons. Officers Looinis and
Hunter got him out to take him home. and
wake ] on each side of him, while. Judge
Miles was in the rear, endeavoring to keep
the crowd back. Here stones, eggs; brick
bats, snow-balls and clubs fell thick and
fast around the officials !" the party
reached large brick house. and was COM
PEELED to take refuge in it the mob stoned
them as they entered, and surrounded the
house, and kept the party there, near an
hour. Mayor King then appeared for the
first time, He waved his hand to the
crowd, and said, "you must dispersc and
60 away = he took the Sheriff home, and
the crowd went back to the bridge and
commenced operations there again.
About this time, say A P. NJ, compa-
ny Of hntastcs, rouged, masked with false
whiskers, and drunk, appeared, headed by
adwarf, who'beat the drum, and !" tall
feller' who played the fife. They march
ed round the crowd, shouting "spies,
rotten eggs" DC. s-al
Meanwhile, up went the rails and down
went the whiskey, Over plunged the iron
into the creek, and out shouted the rioters.
Slowly they worked--and hard-and by
5 P. M. the bridge was stripped, and the
timbers set on hre, amid the drunken
drawings Of as low q set Of men as could
be gathered together. ,,.se N. -a
Then the rioters marched tothe French
street bridge--6o feet long. Here they
had recruits and worked more rapidly.
Rails and timbers were torn up and pitch.
ed down the embankment, Then the
torchl-was applied 10 the timbers. BY
i. M. the work OF destruction was done
The mob numbered not over 500. wo-
men and all Theyawere Of the lowest
class, the majority Of them drunk. In
deed, il was . shocking sight 70 see the
brutality and debauchery displayed b.
these lawless beings. Clspeiqsa Leader,
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rNIiI Bwasfs. Of fofumButI have SS,ss,I : "a
~ sell aer from the Isl u OCTOBER N s2.5o
per nj Dbl and u ,o5 per key 600 "a q 5s n \
tsglasaa se'ssalT n MUHLuAUsRR. &-S
III badah X VAIL 4 STAtit.. .9eA
JLAYHER, J
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-01-12

'9a 1000 Comic Valentincs!
ID ECElVE0 in advance from the pub Usher
IL Country merchants wishing supplies will
please call, Other varieties will be on hand in
season. "'strS, CITY BOOK SToREa1
Ian S, =
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For the Winter.

For the Winter.
HANNA, at The City Book Store. has on
ll hand, and is constantly in receipt of the
most interesting works for fires.de reading.-
Coll and examine his stock.
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Oct 90 't4.55Ts' laall .aS11a 1rsisSa n 4
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g,.s,s5 IS. BROWN. asar .lf. z
Front Stree between Market and Jefferson
TnE Fol-. JwiNo AkE ms WHOLESALE PRIcgs.
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. The Erie War.
4 MHsefRa3 torn up at Harbor Creek-.
THO Bridges torn aoua--T The TsmJers
Fired. r ..,A4s zv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-28

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1855. So
A. ]. DUNCAN CO., T E
No. 40, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
lave now in store large proportion Of their extern
IL sye stock OF Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fam
cy Dry Goods, SIS ~ 10 aecr
Embroideres, - $3.50 ts-4-g s..
l.aces, 4
White Goods, -i~
Irish and French Linens t1e Sc
Silks Hosiery, Trimmings, SC;
Which they offer the most favorable terms. The trade
and dealers reques ed to favor them with an early call
They will also be receiving throughout the regular
shipments Of every novelty in Dress Goods Embroderies
DC. sc. sesa a. iss. 8,
A. J. DUNCAN 4 CO,
No. 20 Public Square
N BOO bales Brown Sheetings and Drilfngs Of
Southern Manufacture, for which we agents
feb2l A j. D. & co.
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AROMATIC or STOMACH BLTTERs.

AROMATIC OR STOMACH BITTERS.
THE undersigned having been appointed SIDE agents in
i the South for Mills Celebrated bers most respect
fully inform the public generally that they have just
ceved large supply.
These bitters not equaed by any others in use
which will be plainly pereeptble first trial They
particularly adapted for BAR, HOTEL AND FAMILY
USE.
For sale either by the Of dozen oach single
bottles. Cali and examine at
LYONS L cos, Ie Cedar street,
Sole Agents for the Southern States.
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RAILROADs, &C.
SOUTHERN RouTD.

- INV Il
RATES HEDUCEDI
TyR0M the 18th inst. to The lst Of Juue ,ba p.,s,
n Fresht from Charleston ard yavsnnsb - We nsss5
will be ss follows: = -Is7. - q ~ NasAshie
:" FIRST CLASS
Books and Stationery, Boots Shoes and Hats go.fas
Iia,,ors and ola - - -V'' u
tamphiua and shirts rurueutpe in easks ana h.,-,
csrnatihng - = r - 80 ''.'
China Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases. Clocks
Confectionery Cutlery in boxes and cases Dry Goods
in boxes and bales - 3stses
Drugs, Fruit Trees and ShrubberY Furs Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and looking Glass pistas al owners
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LYONS n co.
NHTOULD most respectfully call the attention Of the
w city and country Merchants generally, 10 their
stock of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, all Of which
guarantee genuine. Amongst which will be found the
following, viz:
2 pipes MaglOny Brandy, vintage 1345;
IA pipes Star Proprietor Brandy vintage SAG;
y pipes 0tard Dupee Brandy, vintage 1850;
u pipes J. Hennessey Brandy, vintage 1885,
IA % pipes assorted Brandy, vintage from 40 10 81;
l pipe Double Swami Holland Gin, t6ne);
! puDcheon Jamaica Rum;
] puncheen Santa Cruz;
2 Il casks Pure Juice Port Wine;
10 \ casks L'Durand do do;
s bbls Cherry Bounce;
5 butts Cherry Wine;
s do Madeira do;
10 bbls Extra Old Bourbon;
10 do do do MOnongahala;
Also, full assortment of Domestic Liquors, generally
too numerous TO mention.
so baskets assorted Champaign Wine just received by
jy7 LY0NS& co.
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Al he NAN AND MORTAR. On ga,te. ~. ~.
SEee5 Nashville, Asssng recsicd Urge sgsss II Jssst
Goods, offers unusual inducements to purchasers.
r IQUORICE-ss0 lbs best caiabria Rscssssa by
~ 7. WELLS
0ILS-Fine Salad, sDerm. Pointers, Tanners, c.sor
" esa S'ssst eads- Offered cheap BY 7. Wits
Q EGARs AND ToBACCOS- $4,000 e,..k.r.,
- BspoIeoh Brrrios Eeozaoro .IsasH Lind Sqrrs
rs boxes Aag QzssR and Fine Cut Chewing and Buieher
Smoking Tobaceos For sale Ow'by (. WELLS.
DoRTER-IOndOn in pint and quart bottles
Il Received By +. WELLS.
NARNIsHEs- Fu-nturs, Coach, Demsr. Bsossn md
yn Is1 y9gn Iron Leather Instrument aid Picture
SULPHURIC ACID-l2 earboys; Spanish VIII
~ ung-iSbols Received by T. WEEsS
II ydraulic Gene 1t ana Plaster OF T,.ris Of an.
j Il perior quality. By ~ Wills
LESIfEsic Machines, Iss7eiss Clesss, Medical
~ SADDLE 5aes, Dune Bugs Trusses Shoulder Braces
Otsro 46t0zsiaat SgPP0Itas Reed BY IT. WILLS
DLACRING-4O gross fresh Paste B,.ekiug "a
ID eeived and offered cheap By r. WILLIS
~ OLD LEAF, God Fol- Steer Leaf Red. Ys,;O,,
" and U1its B,0aSes. Reed by T. WILLS
DIPEs, Marbles. Gun Flnss, Percussion Cans Gu.
Il Wadding. Received By T. WELLS
II Received by T. WELLS
NIUSTARDS-Eaxkf kouisril1e. L.sisosoa and
WI Cincinnati Received and for sale BY 7. WELLS
COUGH Candy--s5 dozen Howe's Cough Candy.
~ and New England Cough Syrup. T WELLS
y LUE AND SAND PAPERS in quantity. Re-
VI ceired and offered low BY T. WELLS
PRUSHES-7S dozen Hair. Tooth Nail. Hat Cloth
ID PANT Dustng Sweeping Scrubbiag Poons Stencil
Horse Comb, Shoe, Stopping and FarEish Brushes.
Received by 7. WELLS.
COMBS-ss dozen, well assorted. For sale very eheap
~ by Y. WELLS
INDIGO AND MADDER- sosO lbs Of best quail
Il ues. Received and for sale cheap BY 7. WELLS
DAM KILLER--es dozen assorted sizes Received
Il by n WELLS
I,EAs-l0 cases 6ne ooong. Imperial. Young Hysou
u and Gunpowder Teas Reed by 7. WELLS.
ELAVORING Extracts, well assorted, VermaeeDi
Farina, Corn Starch. Tazs0riads Prunes Pssssrss{
Ginger, Sparkling Geaiine
For Glow by T. Wells
OSAGE ORANGE-s95 lbs Fresh Seed Of this "A.
" vorte ASRsricaa Hedge Plant
Received and offered low by T. WELLS
ERESH e ID CLOVER, Timothy. HERDS
Il GRASS, Blue Grass. and ORCHARD GksSS ss-ds
Received and for sale cheap by
7. WELLS
mbz4 Market Street Nashville
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RAILROAIJ NOTICE.

G0TT0N destined for Charleston WILL and after this
daie be charged 81 25 per bale of 500 lbs less and
s. eentsper 100 lbs. for excess of over 500 lbs.
septic H. L ANDERSON, Sup't. N. 4. g. T. r.
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r ATE ARRIyAL.-ClGAR>iC iGARS-Received
IL this day large lot of superior Regaa Cigars which
for favor and quality will surpass any brought
Nashville We keep constantly on hand very large
sortment Of ell descriptions of Cigars, which viii sell
either at Wholesale RETAIL at the lowest prices Country
and City dealers respectfully invited examine
stock repurchasing elsewhere.
APT. LYONS Il CO. 10 Cedar ST.
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AVIS 4 SWARM.


wROLESAL GRO ERS,
AUCTION * COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
10. 7s Public Square Nashville, Tennessee, E
TAVE now in store unusually large aud select STOCK
of Groceries Liquors, Wines, &C. all oil tins season
iInpDrta0us The recent arrivals from New Vfieas
Cincinnati and Pittsburg among which are
435 hbds New Crop sugar, OF all grades fTom ne
dunn TO very fine; a...-.s
IS hhds White Chrystalized Sugar;
500 barrels and lz-barrels; Molasses; -
$50 BAGS New Crop RIO Coffee;
90 bars OLD Government Java Coffee;
afo9 bbls Loaf Sugar, all qualities;
50 Ibis lest Crnshed Sugar, No ! ;
so blls Crushed sugar, second quality s. q Il
rs boxes Gun Powder Imperial and Black Teas
20 tierees Carolina Rice, fresh .-----
o. his No 3Nsckeiei; ; cerOOns Indigo;
,an h1Tes COD Fish; 500 bxs assorted Glassware;
l boxes Scotch HerrinEs; 800 kegs heeing RAILS, Gil
$50 boxes W. T. Cheese; sizes; 81.
,yn bikes Fox Pear SIaich 100000 Havana Cigars;
80 bags Pepper lOV boxes aeiee 40 m
- bags Spice; 10 boxes va ana ny: 10
tiefee, Dutch Nader bacco. various qualiuesj
loo boxes Star Candies.
The above stock will be added during the season By
weekly arrivals from New Orleans, Cincinnati and Pitts
burg BIZ which intend making stock always large
aud Ell assorted and invite the attention Of country
merchants visiting Nashville to give our goods and prices
a esreal examination house in the South West VIII
hold out greater inducements than We intend to do.
DAVIS ~ SWAMI. FL
P S.-We will have regular Auction Sales every TUES
nav tbrouohout the season D. d s.
ianl6-tf
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TRED SLOAN. SIX caooksaaSks.
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs.
rTNHE undersigned having taken the large and nS H.
Il eoun0dious Shop lower Market Street. $50
formerly occupied BY the late Fred Sloan will
manufacture Carriages and Bugges the latest and
improved STYLE All orders lef with for work
repairing ws be attended To promptly We hope BY c,Oss
application to business to receive liberal patronage.
~ All new work warranted u months.
dee3-tf FRED. SLOAN &CO
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DIRECT APPROPRIATIONS.

IUST received this day of the finest and most beau
81 uly selected stock Of Meerschaum Pipes brought
to this city
Also, very beautiful LOT of STEMS of which OF
Cherry.
Also, Amber Mouth Pieces; Tobacco Pouches md Bags
All of which most respectfully invite the attention OF
the public TO call aud examine trouble for
show Goods LYONS d CO.,
iv7 a INala
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pENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD; ,

THREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
4 and Pittsburg.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pi;tsburg at ~, 4. ~ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia al :, A. II. TUE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at j. r. NJ and Piitsburg
for Phi ladepha al l. Pm. THS NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for PIttburg at IL p ~ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia st 10, Z. 81. l--i -ii-
The above lines Pitsburg With tie Railroads
10 and frc1s 81 LOUIS Nc Alton. Galena and Chicago
H. frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, n.y.; Terra
Hause Madison Lafayette md Indianapolis Ind Cinein-
natl, Dayton Springfield Belleiontsine Sandusky Toledo,
Cleveland Conmoqs Zanesyile sisssilion and oos;er
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and New
Orleans, S. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had TO from either Ct the
above places
For urther particulars. Handbs at the different
starting points,. Passengers FROM the West val ind this
the shortest a3d expeditions route TO Pade pha,
Baltimore, New York or Boston,
THOS. MOORE, AGssT. Passeqger Lips'. PsiiaiI.
j. NESkIMEN, AeENr, Passenger Liass P.ts,taSg.
. Phladalnhia 1ass-ianl--lN -------.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
g 80

e. ~ - IN
THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities
Il with Western, Northwestern, Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
al Ptsburg with daily line of Steamers TO all ports on
the Western Rivers and Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most dsrsct cheapest and refiabs route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Grelt ges
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsbnrg:
FIRSTC LASS.-Boots Shoes, Dry Goods =. ., ,oor,
- Gn boxes,) Furs, Feathers, &c " - -'V'0
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery,l
Dry Goods in bales y Hardware, Lea Gae per 1ooib
THIRD CLASS.-Anvi.s, Baggng, Bacon, TIA. - ,aa,.
and Pork (in bulk, Hemp. &c. ...... ~ - ~
FOURTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, an, 80 ,,o.t
and Pork fpacked,) Lard and Lard Oil - ~ W.
~ Ia shipping Goods from any point East of Phila
delphis be particular to marx package Pennsylvania
Ratie0ad" Ali Goods consigned to the Agents oil tins
Road at Philadelphia Pitisbug will be Forwarded With
out detention. y u 5f ~
FREIGHT AGENrs-Moses Potter, Boston; j. l.. Elliott
n. York 4. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia AsgFaw kogns
Baltimore; George G. Franciseus, Ptxtug; Spaignan
Brown Cincinnati, Ohio; J. > Ms0Fhesd louisville
Ky; X. c. Medium, Madison, Ind; ketcH Co, st
Louis, No.; J. s. Mitchell 4 Son, Evansville Ind.
H. II. HOUSTON, Geasreg Ere gts Agest. Pi!kida.
II. J. BOMBAERT, S4gt, ALtoopd, Pa. jsnl-ly
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CIGARS! CIGARSH
on 900 SUPERIOR Havana Cigars, Just re-
ZO,OOOceved and for sale, consisting partly
Of the following Brands Jupiter's La Favoitas La ia
benera La Pedro Garlic, Napoleon. Pensadosa lih
various other brands Of choice Tobacco lAue lhdAn
corner Cherry and Cedar streets ,,oo,p
dec5-n cess" .. e4CH..E.
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HARRISON t RSNEsskk.
Gentlemen: The Graefenberg Medicines taking tine
~ as the people becoming acquainted with them; the
SsrsaPara has especially done wonders in of liver
and lung complaints Of long sandir gone in par tcu
lar thai of Judge Gardenhire who has been couned to
his house for nearly two years with nterna disease
bad that he afraid to- walk out Of sight for fear he
would drop down. Two bottles OF Sarsapar and three
boxes Of the Vegetable Pills have made him quite well and
Stout He 10 his business actively be
and would please you to hear him express him
self in favor Of yeur medicines They all give satisfaction
in eveay case. SAMUEL A. MACKENZIE, p. NJ.
~ For sale by ALEX. MACKENZIE, Nashville, and
by every Druggistin the State. mhl4u
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THOsEREAL MEERsCIIAUM PIPES.
r HAVE inst received something rich snd ehaste
Hin the Pipe Line Call and see 'hs relsst and largest
assortment 81 Pipes ever brought tbs State They are
now open and ready for inspection for sale whoe-
sale or retail at The sign Of the Little Ldian corner
Cedar and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn,
dec22-tf j. MOORE
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

THU FRANCIS l. B. =. McGEHEE have opened an
Agency for the Purchase and Sale Of Real Estate in
Franklin County Orders accompanied with explicit in
strucons will be attended to with despatch. ~ 0cs
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WYE have in store, by late arrivals
w so bids n. D. Sugar, new CROP
loo bbs. Molasses, do;
I loo do Deans Extra Whisky;
us boKes-balves and quarters-Star Candles;
= so do Palm Soap; s.
loo do Talow Candles;
2z5 do Western Reserve Cheese;
so bbls Clover Seed;
IS boxes Peter M. Boaz's TObacco MOL;
20 do PreStOnis do do;
"a do G.Boyd's do do;
~ do Boaz GoodwD's do do;
1T do Various Brands;
800 goo Regaiia Cigars, all grades; $3.50
Which we will sell low tor cash.
jano 5. Ii. LOOAlS = Co.
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7 HAVE lot offne eastern made OVER COATS, which
4 | will sell a. cos; for cash
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OFIIING AT COST-wALKING CANE.', MEEB
- CHAUM PIPES, &c.-We are selling the balance
our stock Of the above articles at COST TO close out ANY
ons in want of them would do well to call at
az LYONS cos. l9CedaF ST.
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LYONS 81 CO.
Importers and Dealers in Havana Cigars, To-
baecO, and all kinds of Foreign Wines,
Liquors, etc.
No. l9 CEDAR STREET, Nashville.
Country orders respectfully solicited and punctuaiy at
a
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JUST RECEIVED:
Il ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE. For sale.
Wholesale and Retail, at the Sign Of tie . Little In
dian," corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets.
ian16 j. MOOKE
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Cincinnati Commission House.

EDGEFIELD.-tsIeat Bargain in a Iot.-A
II desirable Lot fronting rs feet sycamore seet and
running back 80 feet Sycamore street is Prae 70 The
Gaaiin turnpike Cer this LOT At about half rs vaEs
Gail soon on J. L. q r. W. BROWN,
mills AZ Cherry street..
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janis j. MOOn1-
DROP H BUCHANAN AND DIR G ] MAYFIELD
will give Course Of instruction in all the branches
taught at the Nashville Medical College commencing
the first Monday in April aud continuing during the sum
fner months
~ Fee s5O in advance. [febiO-lmdtS3w