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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08
Ttc Californian.
WHEN I AN OLD.

HY CAROLINE \. EEiGGs
When am Oh.-and oh. how soon
Will LIES sweet morning weld t. noon.
And Moons broad. icrvIl. ear..c>. Ugh;
BE slirDuie,. in the solemn ni-ilt;
Till like story well nigi, .".i
Will seem nv Iiic-whcn mn Old.
Wien I'm Oh iii. h.ee7v eaf.h
Will lose for re = voice 81 mirth;
The streams will have an UNDERGONE
bf >aiue>s. 10, by right their o"u.
And si,rrg'> sweet power II VAIN Unfold
lnro-y charm! When | an old.
When AIN oh. -hu.l not care
TO ,.rck wiz, + ,wer- nv fi'ieH ilHir:
Twill be 10 van desire Of me-,
In rlch and costly '.r,-s 10 shine:
Bright Jewels and The l.ri sil,e,t GOLD
NIlC!iarin me not--wlicn | am old.
When am old nv friend. willie
Old and infirm and bowed-likc me.
Nr el>e-their bodies meath .he sod.
| heir spirits dwelling ,aie with God
The old church bell will long have toiicd
Above heir rest-when am old
When an ol,l-I1 rather hcn
Thus ,adlv DER each buried friend,
Tnnn ."e them Jose ~. -trnc-. t1..h
That marks the friendship Of orr youth;
Twill be sad 70 have them cold
tr strange IL Ine-,, hen an Old
When am ",I--oh. how ii seems
Like th,' viii hlua'y .. ircam>.
70 picture IN 'r' phriic ri.vuc.
lrt' 7 III.
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Newark.

TIIF nonresident ;roprictor~ ottFe town of New
4 arr, IN the County oi Caledonia are hereby
notified that IL" .iXc- assessed is >:I town y III
III the year 'cN' preceding thi> ,ittr remain either
in whole or III part unpaid on tn, ;y..o,, ~ ,c>crl-
bed hands u sad town. T. VII:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08

WIS is 70 t"ri all per-"n> hardening or trusting
Newell Rarh"r. nli!'or. on lily account -
AL NY 40 debts of his contracting.
ZELOTI.S SptJLDING.
-. jUiltShl"V. AUr. II. ia. !43-i,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08

On the premises. on Tuesday the 18th day of Sen
TENDER next. Sale TO commence n ~ O'Clock 4. W.
ri SSELL HALLETT, 1Ss;qn,e
81. J0hn-burV. July -. $50. a3g-ij
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08

LIS been before the public more than - wears.
AMI : dcscrvc!lv popular in the cue IF
Sla'nS, Sweeney. RinEhonc. VIM ais. Pole
Evil, Callou>, Cracked Hc,ls cal Of al kinds.
Fresh Wounds. SpiaiiS, .'r.iScs, Fistuia. 81
fast. Sand Cracks. Strains. l.amen,s,, F"un-
derci Feet, Scratches or Grease. Name. Foot
Rot IN Sheep. Garr,t IN Cows. Rhetrna:i~ru
Bites Of Animals, External Poisors Painful
Nervous Affections. Frost Bites. Boil>, Corri-
WhIilowS, Buns and ScallS Chllhlas Chap
Nd Hands, Cramps, Con,r.c'i"iis If the Nus
Giles. Swcllings. Weakness Of the Joints, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Plies, &c.
sy- Pamphlets gratuitcuslv furnished bv agents
with Testimonials of lis utility.
All orders addressed to the Proprietors NJ. H.
TICKER & Co. Lockport Ny.
cT-For sale hv Druggists and Nc~~har.S gen
orally, through the United States British Posses
siols and other CouutTic. Aud by
---i. c. Bingham ilirDu Weck>anl Cal
YIN Morrill,. -. J"!n>i urv; tie". towie-. Rveg;,;e
AID by In q : a. .n.rc:la..,- :. e,c.v ,a',, L.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08

Unless previously disposed of at private sale Il,
above property viii be sold without reserve 70 Il,
!, irb.- 4 lar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08
Fact. fer gS.,;i6c,s.


One fact is. that square form secures
more room with given cost for outside
walls. than any other rectangular figure
Great length, and little width may afford
convenient rooms, bit at an increased cx-
pcn>c.
Another :ict is, that ventilation is an cS
>rniIa! in human dwelling No other con-
>idr:ation should cNcul,. this The halls
windows. and doors. should hr 50 situated IN
rcrIrI 10 each other. hat ttIl IraugI; of
air can lie secured. at any time in the sum
mer season. by day and Ay higlt. through
the whole house. The >loricS should also be
sufficiently high to afford >uilicicncy of air
in ali ihc ROOMS Nine feet is 4 good hri .ht
TOR lower rooms. and EIGHT for upper. Bed
rooms shou,'l also be larger than they com
monl Y are. Great INJURY 10 health is Tie re
suit ": sleeping III Close al apartments.
The third fact is. that steep root will not
only shed rain and SNOW far better than flat
one. but will last immensely longer, at the
SAME time that it secures increased room fox
chambers or CarrctS.
The fourth ..ct IS. Tint \ chimney in or
near he center OF lie iMi'.!;ns viii ail TO
warm the whole house. Willie i built n one
end or SIDE Ike heat viii We thrown OFT and
lost
Tie filth .:c, is. that door opening from
The outside INTO any PRINCIPAL room. without
the intervention Of a hall or passage. costs
much more than it saves. in he free incy,.>~
OF nr into It.
TIE six'h L.. is la. The use Of raiu: i
tie l'st economy. in he rila,on it at
tor'l> 10 all work Iu:if, I..r
II IIr,I 10 iior~Iu"Ip MANAGE
IN Have Ven ever pi,,r;,I what a dis
liz servant, have 70 ar.iIl.". cheap They
haze SAVING !hcr Masters r.onr, |
tired III, experiment WIKI great sucrc>> IT,.
oi,-.: ,!av. lnn'tIng We coi,,tlnrd a vas, d. a
al soat. al down In nv thinking clair 4,.i
took the sap question INFO c"l,>..ria,i ,n.
and ~ i reason to suspect W. were u>iu.
very exp n>'N" article. where much
cheaper one woulI .crv. he purpose t,r,",.
ord'r"d y halt a-,ioz"n POUNDS OF both sorts.
but took the ,rccaution Of changing ME ,.,-
prrs on which the prices were marked before
Twin. t'rm liito the hams Of Ertiy "WriI,
Betty, winch soap do You ike best :" GA,
please. sir Tie dearest in ihc biuc paper il
makes The lathcr As vel! a-ar rs the other "
"Wcll, Betty. you >hal! have i, then" and
thus the ui>u-r. cling Betty saved NE SOM.
pounds a YEAR. and washed the clothes bet
Ter h'r, >l'a:B NHtt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08
PEEFAEED BY
j. Q. AVER,
Practical and An,Iy 4 llelNiSt.
LOWELL, MASS,
And SOLD RI

Sold by }. :. EHgii;jm. AM! Hiram Week. y
hhll>hi!rr: CALVIN ti.nk X S"u, Evc.l.c: ". ii.
Mc',a.icv. i,vnG.s. Chase G,lll X Co. W. Ga,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08

IL M ' O-..f
.t''"~r. ClIAEl.ES> :. DANA. Jut.ro II r.oI..,,
y tue copy # recor,. ~, &,
:ttr~', &. Y. bJRHANK. REGISTER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-09-08

As We ought to avoid the vanity OF thirk-
ing others regard u, with curiosity and c>-
tcem and never tall together but OF our mci-
it, and III oar confederation 50 We should
have so miIrh confidence III ourselves. as not
20 fancy when any Whisper. it Is TO speak i'll
=! ~. OF oulA lIl,..I h rl.l,u.c u.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-27
Death from Cruel and Unusual Punish
ment.

If rumor is not wholly lie, one of the
most cruel murders was pcrpclrated at Fort
Mcllenry, on yesterday, in the name of mil
ltary authority to punish insubortlination
that has ever fallen under our notice. IT
appears that Louis Loup, native of Swift
Zerland, the oldest soldier mt the Fort, who
had served with great credit in the wars of
Florida and Mexico, was found intoxicated,
on Wednesday last, by Mr.. Sergeant Nor
row. The Sergeant concciving himself
treated with disrespect by some remark of
the druken soldier, felled him to the earth,
and inflicted on him the most cruel and un-
usual chastiscment.
The old soldier was then removed to the
guard-house, where the beating was renew
ed, and attor an exhaustion Of strength, not
of passion, as the sequel shows, was left to
welter in his blood till yesterday morning,
when he was removed to the flagstaff, and
amid the most hcart-rending entfeatics LASH
ed to it with his hands up. He remained
in this painful position for three weary
hours, when the inclination of his head on
his breast indicated that death had relieved
him. Information Of the death of the SOL
dier under these cruel circumstances was
communicated to Captain Miller, of the
Southern police, who repaired to the fort,
and returned Immediately and procured the
attendance Of Coroner Benson, who held
an inquest over the body.
: The information elected had not trans.
pired. but enough to induce Captain Her.
ring to arrest Sergeant Morrow, and com.
NIT him to answer. Morrow shelters him.
self behind I'd Lieutenant Griffin, who it i.
expected will be arrested to-day, and have
a hearing at three o'clock this afternoon
We sha)l await the Development -of the
hearing.
! Since writing thesaboye. we are informed
that the further prosecution Of this case o
cruelty will be. conducted BY The United
States authorities, and; that there viii be /.
lleasiDg of The matter before the u. S
! Commissioners to-poro@ as tenso 'clsck. (;
i 4 IS b; BsiimQrs Patei0t.s I
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-27
Our Minister at Madrid.

Mr.. Dodge, United States Minister. at
Madrid, was presented to the Queen of Spain
Oh Sunday, the 18th of June. Mr.. Dodre.
on presenting his credentials, spoke as fd-
lows: = ..-sz- .
Madam: At the moment Of presenting the
letters OF credence which accredit me in, the
quality Of Envoy Extraordinary and Minis.
ter Plenipotentiary of the Uuited States to
your Majesty, fulfil the orders of the Pres
ident Of the Repulic in expressing to,you
the sentiments Of friendship and high esteem
he cntertains for your royal person. The
most sincere desire Of the President and Of
the American people is to see tighened and
consolidated tic ancient and amicable rela-
tons which for so many years, have existed
between the government of your Majesty
and that of the United States. For NV
part, so long as I shall fill the office with
which | am honored, as much By duty as
from personal inclination, I shall neglect
nothing which may contributeeto do away
with every cause of difficulty between the
United States and Spain; and. will labor
*.jth assiduity and constantly toward the
development of the interests and prosperity Of
the two nations. Allow me, Madam, to
express in conclusion, the sincere wishssI
entertain for the happiness and welfare Of
yonr royal person and of your family.
The Queen replied:
Monsjeurlc Minister: have heard with
much pleasure the expression of friendship.
you have addressed me in the name Of
the President Of the United States, in pre-
sentiug the letters which accredit you to me
as Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister Plen-
ipotentiary Of the Confederation and Tam.
happy to be able to assure you, that you
may make it known to the President, that
the senti;nsats Na;sti animate me for his
person are not less& sr;cnd3y = desire. as
earnestly as the noble American people To-,
behold drawn closer the old and good reIa-
tions which happily exist between Spain and
the United States :, and doubt not that for
YOU, part you will contribute to that result,
equally advantageous for the two nations, ,by..
secondng the desire, of. which my govern. r,s.
p,enthas given proof, to putaside ali motives
OF difficulty with the government Of the Uui4,S;
ted States. give you thanks for the wishes
you form for my welfafe md that Of my
family. and you may rest assured that YOU:
will find atainy Court sf;the lwelcome which.
is.due to your highly distinguished personak.
Qualities, ~. So y,i5s = *. * -, b o. fi
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-27
WHOLE NUMBER l16.

have hitherto been without popular organ,
except it was found in some of the Sunday
newspapers, and these, it must be confessed !,
have rather been in the habit of fostering
their prejudices, than advancing their inter.
ests. 1t Is said that the Times would not
have been so bold and independent in its
course during the last six months, but for a
conviction of the coming change. 1t has al.
ways appealed to the party in power, and
1t begins to entertain the idea that the peo5'
pie may happen to be Of that party.
Yours, &c, GA6Lrrn.
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large mercantile interest i'll The city of
Charleston, which, no doubt, needs his con-
slant personal attention. =
Yours truly, D.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-07-27
"A seoret Of Masonry Diseosersd,s o

We get fomtthe Boston Gazette Is very;
good story Of n wife, whose husband Was as;
very. worthy practical member of the order
Of Free .Masons. It seems that one Sc evenings
ia bundle came to tie. house, marked sfofS
him, and labeled t.Private. 80 OF course this
was sufficient for female curiosity, andthere-
fore she INDUCED in an inspection.-H Horror
Of horrors Blankets, baby's linen, DC,
greeted her astonisled eyesight, and dreams
of "two families" hoatcd through her brain.
The husband soon came in,s and after tea,
when his wife discovered in his eye tie
treaclIery Of his conduct, rs she supposed,
he took the bundle and went out-but not
alone, for the jealous wife was on bis track.
The fathless husband little imagined that
she who supposed herself SO foully ywronged.
was lowering after him. q He stopped attlie.
house Of friend, who also Joined him IN
carrying similar buudle. The wife, become
douby excited, for the prospect. Of having
companion in misery did not impress her
with the idea of division of her .grief, hut
only an addition to it. She followed closely,
and soon they halted before. q small. .tele-
ment, which they entered. Here shepaiis-;
cd to hold council Of war. What Mcs;es>
to follow she was in doubt but determined
at length to storm t!.o citadel. She knock
led, and hastily brushed by a little acliId, aud
in second, burst upon the astonished hus-
band, the embodiment Of injured innocence,
Her feelings were about 70 express atham
selves. when tho scene before her Ell 81 her
to ,refect-A poor woman on a sts bed, a
babe not oldenoHgh for christening aehild
in crib, and two little gifis. in q BED met
her eye. She read the story ntsa glaneey
and returned hons under escort Of her hiiss
band and his friend, who assured her tkat
She had discoye1d the great sscreta
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
silt lpbttttilg 1nttIltgsltter,
- SRgStnHtb ~
DAILY, TRt;iYSEEiiIY AND WEEKLY, BY
IBTATTsR 20 90.
II. pENpIEToN, / rn1roRs
ot,IVBR /. TAYLOR AD'to'
yucE-Couet Of astiaad Quincy suees-
m.lss iron QgiHeyfsk
crttsts.
~ aruula.., seV'
V's"' ofISceHSpF Ettk

~ arHun..., SIV'
''-"' WlOaAsPtf Nstk
,.vwnJ, Pef Y
w, ",.",...'.'.'.''''..'.''.'' ''.'''' ''''''''''V'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
NEW,

7 have iLat Tet'ived hne assortmsnt OF nsh'1 p.
lalIInd cork SO.il bOos, with good GGOIiRerl OF
eu'S and bo!t SAde 90 sale, which viii iel theGp lot
cash only.
taMih L ". RHOnE&. asnnl.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
New Music Store.
sign et the GreeiaA TriFonuaa, No. 100
Main street.,

saa J. FICKIESoN would reSTH-:fuIy an
IT,; pnauce 10 tue cititens o: Wheeling aud Vi.
T5'6 n n elnity That lA has jAt OitRed . new anal
iele5lnt eStabIiShnent 0r thf sale Of Yolins,
Guitars, EiOnceos, FllsOelA, Flutes Flies, AceOids,
UnS, Ban!ot, and TGmbonneS. BrIsS lnaiTSmsuta the
Isstuet.oS SooES Or a. kind. OF lnatumentsi and ror
ISse Gor the Piano. Gutsr Flue and Violin, also, The
newest Song, Duet', ete lnd ihs Nsy best Ronan aud
Italian YIniih OEd Guitar StItnG1.
ClToneU, Reeds Tunips ROkS, also 7ioia lAd GuItai
Screws, Viol q Finger ipd Tall BotTda.
laws For ViolihcellO and Viola.
A. ReeeTt Furniture Polish, for renOVatinE varnlShei
Fur t1e teh a8 Rlnot Cablhets Steam BpaiA or any
descriptions Of Furniture.
Also oF Sale by he Aent for Klebert Ptaburg PaRos
Of lie rSt and 6eA nanucluIe Ia The Hted StSeS such
a. NEBna and CAtkG gard tnd SaIltt PaRoa b, Dua.
Amt, Httl and AIieRS ttebttted BoStol Plapoe, DC,
Aett E0F tie make OI CaTbtrdt aAd SeEdbAmi Pttsni
NelodeoaA.
hitIRI6WOat 4 PFists. "
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01

IuK6 N UGIV6,
VIZ don't think II Necessary 10 invite o,r friends to Ell
is or cay IIylbns thJSt iEe iced O. money taking io
E'.ued ihtJ Ai.i al Th VI and cOntsEse IN due lime
We Wish IL iuiOrm tLeH bJWtyei, ih,t al 3itCneniS
be made beFe4er With uE, In tVery 81 HoRihA In.
iOsad o, twelve mOnhI-LlJ lhe l1t July and IT, JlR1Ty
dc3i MrSAIR 4 .HERYEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01

J,,,o,,as, ~, Lie,iS Iivt, Dy..

IastGntaxe.ut Liquid HE Dye.
RIO those wIbnsa hSir dTe that may Be depended u-
ou, We eapebssTfEily IetotheHa The above The hesi
0Itlty Tetrtnce eau be ESentI " it tVPehoTy oVtl
sreiSthlnE Of the ktna row IN use For tae WhOetae
And fel1il,by TIL. LOGAN & Co.,
iratM SnA lEentt 10 this city.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
Sexton, Seal & sweeringen,
INptRTERS AND JoBRERS OF - 60
FANCY DRY GOODSG

Ne. iSS Gattsi =, .aEsts Al sitss.,
J. v, SExres, l.. SEAL, a. Vas SSEAatS0EA.
~ FRER to the largest eStotRsat Of EtpSI
" DrJ Uooat III ttteity. Il le0mpTtSeala Part Of
lloSiery Of al EiktA aud SualitleS.
Glover, Cn9efthlItS, DIeiS SkiTtt and colhr;.
Noolier ytTnA6 dlfSIe eKt AhASeS Ana selort-
A hne GSSortuent Of Shell comb1.
90 do do RufaIo 1Rd imitation conAt.
BR3hea OF Ill descriptions.
DIeSs and 1Illon TIlmm ngt Of Ill kinds.s- s .s
BurnetlI, SiI cord eo,d Spool Cotton.
PertumeTy oItIl kinds.
as Wsl Il etelt Haay Ityta Ofeoods efeu eEr lmro
toh, which We esphot htft ReA0H, aEd which are well
woThT tie attention Of bye We te ua eth make II 70
tk'rinieteli 10 kiVe ua ttfStE SsrtS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
Readi Readl! Read,!!

DEsIRlNG 10 ledHe our IlUck as low a. possible Be
~ lore Ottnli6 oUT NeN GVodA, We vii. without ans
wGntiiR lawn, chay, btIese, 1sLsn Or RUSiNe d. et'
Enn buy one IlOm vs. on Tue lSfAs Atand thoNr.
II you want 10 trT Tie honesty OF vur Idvs'u'sntIt
80 IS Main ttrstt, Centre Wheeling:
,lE2s NrSAlR q liERvEY.
SIII. Nttk mustard s.td. Jus, received by
.DI Ss,nn WN / ,RNSTknSH,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
UaguerIeUtypeS
Daguerreotypes.
R1GHnY 1MpoRTANT.

NELSON'S PJenliv N c Chinele LUttrll Washing Fluid
N the gtItett Improvement yet dSCoEeted or tAViR,
shor end erl eie III NIGAing ClothDs and Home Clean
iuE LineLt and colonS wIIhrd By this Fluid viii bs
WIGIlEtEb not 10 iniurs tbs iahriL Fiery lly may
sssfy heTse ontkat point By TOakineS pie oi cotton
or pfeuiR The Fluid, M strength, tor q hUuII Whcl
Will clearly AhOw that II must be Fu!sy blFneSs WEan
dilute with talonA o water TO hlfA pint Of Auld.
Tls ChIntAe waALtns Ptpd il worth three tnlas the
Iir1le GiXpenck which will buy enough or large hml
yafhinG, Which can be dORs 10 60r houIt,
M1nUiltiuTed ard sod by The Subteber, who hASIGth
Is Pui thlSed the right for ohIOr rOUnyt, Va.
Jas. MELLok,
AuFq S0.?6, uniUnSt,, wheellSs, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01
MCKEE & NoBENTS0NS PNENlUM GOOU'

ITw.n. NOTE & BRo.S ran he got Mckee &
n RobertSon'3 :stIlnRreS, GaineG. Persian eOih,
fiELeI bhnEst2. ard wOoSn J1rLN, which look the
nlum at tBs lSLs Fair on tie lEAnd, al msuGSev era
IiTIA oil
%Vm. y, ..eKre, lSte nTUsg1st aud APtHhscG j.
W 80 81 9Th wlIi, Wheeling, LaIin. sold hiS eutiIt
uOt kin tySds John H. TIPpau, has 'el.a frOA IvH
nES1 IN this City.
TIE "a ItSiy Of his friends and Eorer customers be
aefiy en- ca rSy sOiiCitA 'or bi1 sOc
esSsor coniluup O tbelr 5tIa vUrS, SSSBTiRS ht
pLblie tie bu,lneAS will he conducted Rh The sane Ie'
ard oI rstbe GodS ard ILer dSrensation, 10 both de
ps srtHeRiI, St be e'OOie.
MhsSfsg, ApTiI 9iIt, 1874. SFGo
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-01

CARS.
ID RcEIvED this day, the best aSsortnem Of Cent?,
IL yUut'B and ChillfeHS elon caps, ever brought to
III, city, wing been seeccd with great esIe a. eAd
style and qLII,Y. Thsy ejmp'iT lu rtUt a. lUOw'i-
Gents IiJE eG, lck ard white EentA nAt en'h DO
black, dtah aud green idnE hults aud AT9lo eal
together with every oihe description Of bat CAP sxIa
inriI s n. HARPER q son
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-20
A CARD.

NHE undersigned Of Georgia. having removed 10 the
City Of Nashville, offers his services 20 the citizens Of
Georgia. e. and North Alabama for the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn Wheat Rye Bacon, Lard,
Fine Horses Mules Cattle and In short, every article Of
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville men Of high character
and pecunary standing and have large and we selected
stocks they offer liberal terms, which should induce
the merchants Of Upper Georgia. East Tennessee and Norh
Alabama give the Nashville market iar trial As to
the Grocery Market the proprety will suggest Itself to the
mind OF every merchant in the sections Of country named
as the most proper for their trade.
The long connection the undersigned with the Railroads
of Georgia. General Agent Treasurer and suPentend-
ent OF Transportation well Agent at chattanooga sew
eral years the Banking interest OF Savannah viii enable
him more readily investigate claims against Railroad
Companies lost goods for damage while In ansu,
for the discount Of notes or bills In bank &e
An letters ncosing orders and money will receive prompt
attention. all orders without the money, when sasiac-
tory evidence Of sovency and promptpess accompanies the
same or the parties knOwp 10 be such shall receive IKE
attention. when ordering articles that come under the rule
or custom of the market TO sell on time Will also give
strict attention receiving and forwarding all goods that
are not 10 be stored that may be directed to The
charges the purchase OF goods &c viii be i've per cent
commissions and twenty cents for each box OF package Tor
receiving and fol wsrding =. k Mills
Nashville, Tenn.
RFFERFNCFs-R r. CUYIER Esq, Pres't Central Rail
road and Bank Mai A. PORTER Prest Bank State Of 1eor
a savannah ISAAC SOOTT, Esq, Prest Macon and west
e5p Railroad, MacoR Hon. JOIN p KING, Pres't and bho
YbxoE Sup't Georgia Railroad, and :. T. COMBS Esq Au-
gusta Maj J. o. COOPER Gen. supt Western and Atlantic
Railroad Atlanta; Gen. A. j. HANsKI. storney At Law
Marietta; GEoRGE s. BLACK, ESQ., Rome Ca Capt JANIS
WILLIAMS and Col. J. A. MHNEsIDEs, Chattanooga, j. L.
MnsEs and Jo Parsons, Esqs., Knoxville, Tenn WILLIAM
MAILER, Esq Decatur and Judge LANE, Huntsville Ala
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