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!. MEDICINES, &C. (
TO DRUGGIST EsffYsICIANS, AMI
COUNTRY MEMCHANTS.

COUNTRY MEhCHANTS.
o paas
M the
and Eastern markets which they to sell
srses are all selected with gsxtears and warranted
Surgical trusses sSdo,assi and
sSss q pS most se consisting
plates chemicals etc., asmall advance from Eas
sr ass sss s sssS:s lot sfsid
5 an the
AIfSd gsaIoeK HALLoqK sT,o9IRARD;
oct5-tf : Main ST.. Jear the river.
CRAWFORD BELL,
Who'll sAiEAND RET.n; DRUGGIsT,
Evansville EEd.,
receiving the largest best selected stoet
ans3ie Every article Sdsfed to the pubic is
as % S VIII '
TIE stock eonsis, in part of ths tois wing: =
Cases nGiisS Refd Borax cas4s cream Tasitf
'ss' 'g a8 RB'i% 60 sqP ss5s sSs
Feat Indigo Bale pass
lfdd Ombro Madder. ! do India do.
SaF SsgPhs ~ is9GF:s.'
gSis eoPs ys.%sh .sWlPssvslss.
DO Linseed OIL e e ,, boxes Ass,e GlAasHaEsq
Pure Brsniies other liquors for Family and medical
3 "a - a. REFERS SUITED At LAST!Y
CRAWFORD BELL calls the attention OF the Ladies'
the following arces which invoiced expressly
which be had his store ashiagton
Block building, Main street.
Paul d. Extracts in small bottles culinary
purposes comprising following;
Extract Extract of Mint; Extract AIlspies
Rose; Mace;
l. Raspberry; do Lemon; DO rVanillai
Mustard Premium; Mustard English:
Mustard. superior article by Ssdler Firth Col Salad
Oil Root Essence Ginger Tapieoa sngaas Galatne
the best article of Indigo brought this market Yeast
Preston MeEris Yeast hoes Mills Yeast D@shses Heck
vads Spices artes the housekerer
az NJ 4 in + tine. $3.50 $685. mh2s
REMOVAL
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SAnABUSGELs Ear Corn.
~ wv 100 bushels o1us.
hrIs hal III ID II

SAEN ABUSGELS Ear Corn.
~ 1VO 100 bushels
300 bushels e
IAN HEADEN'S
ID gWFusI Err NS-P lmades, pots, lars
Hair rOucs as Fan De Lusttls. Be- Oil. Rose Oil
Maasssar l. Baniolns Curling Fluid, Hair Gloss
Bhanp0uing Water Toilet do. rlo ida Colo
LaYeniar Water Verbena, Eau y Vemet for rem
skin soft And fair we'll
the Disxion Extra
Lnbn's Tooh Pa Tooth Paes Teas
Ure Youth and Ar mate vi egar; fsnt
eoxiers aud all the other ARTICLES in Toilet use
BoR sale by NJ NIELsCH.
rovls First street nnrosi4a oaf.-ofsce
NEW YORK COM Ws-lOe ss5ESE
TEHONAS ga. VI ASsHEEE,
fr1asxHRx PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
@ssouth William street, New York,
with an extensive ection
- In the above business respectfully solcits ennsign
Ssnta ofa kinds Of Weserr Produce. which yilreeive
A saiate md personal attention at the lowe possible
hoaia u charges. Particular will he he towed on
,enserments Of Tobacco. and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. ri. MAGHEE q co.,
Sobao-tf Evansville. Ind
f&fxAPsR YFsTi--snporaao BUGS 4as.t !. -4r.
SA%,s W & 8. vIoKERY
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H,NLONE travelling paniOns,
a London sea ing eight ana key'd French
accordeous French harps dolls, marb-s; toys.
monnaes combs superior needles pins tooth
picks, key rings pencils. steel pens tooth brushes wax
chess EmersOn's toll
oap Jumping battle together with great
variety of notions for safe by A C. PUSdEE.
ap26 unier Odd Fellows Hall, First
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READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES

LoNOos. Laurel CO., KY, Nov. l. 1885,,
MFgsRs v II. SMITH 4 Co.-Last month when visit
Louisville having been afflicted with the Chile and Fever
ak ~ eks relief in the various remedies
that took give your Fever and Ague Ours
trial days missed the chill and have been i'm
proyino dav disease will
on me woald this valuable
alton TO all those with and
Chiils. Yours truly, JOHN "A. CAEAFAX,
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: MISCELLANEOUS.
AEaERkCAN AND ITALIAN
I. iSaAAaESAzkEg 1A
lffr AEgsIlt WIf6Nl. LIZ A ND RETAIT,E Voc

l4-af+ Who'll ES ALE M EEFAlE@
CORNER LoCUsT AED WATER STREETS, NV
HAVING justre-
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AMT prepared in Fire Proof Warehouse
~ quantity of Grain Produce or Merchandise,
sho most lii. raj terms.
Having airy stairs particular will
taken Household Furniture, Agricultural implements
N all liable damage from damp
I rust.
Insurance asthe FIRE by
{ Logger when desired.
Ocascd Locust street and W. and
Janal shipping by River Rail-
-ord Applytn GEO. FOSTER 4 co.
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s+nrH n sr;t their wishes MA LAW Rem GE.
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OPPDSIr CFE Posi- OFFsC r 9.
RI AVN n4is an entire ch1nge II nv nlmmosh Sk
Light ~ Rhisn e1lfts 70 saSa m Zen ii Ter Pc
TIRES than hsreG,fre that ptrd to tax nc
In the wsss.
vhN IA ppsrs1r IF nav vars exPerlsn by
both u uS m " Always DC round
~ ina -aOus, really t. take pictures
~ r ns n54r 5hs ol1as opposite shs Post 0d .
va IRA lis1 1-t7trel out aut AXE likeHesses
f o,,s9ss 1t 'o0F'''' '''0' W W. TILEsroN.
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certify that during the sided with
family III tn Broadway in hecity of Lou
isville where myself and three OF afict
with Chs aA Fever We tried the usual such
without getting relief. VIII Smith Co "a
Fever and Cure commended and com.
Using ii and in few days allIeieved
cheerfullS il certain and speedy
distressing disease regard it the bestnedifns
for the disease offered to the public. 49,.
Given hand this z2d day of oet5ber 1855 Louis
willie Ky. W. A. LfTLE.
Personals hpFexred before the undersigned W A Lt
AMI made oath that the statements forth in the freg
certificate all Given under hsna this "a dag'
October 1855 JOS. CLEMENT -.
For salem Evansville, wholesale tail by
KELLER, FARNSLY g. co, ~.
Main
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HNVR YOU NRtO aHAPRD HEaDl

60 70 vAUCIER MARC 1SNtEH'S M hs7e conras ne.
rneasu-,d Ia have lust received lirnct RON
Parss that will take the hape 81
your had 10 less than tine. md with which they wv
make Won HIT that Old shoe. Vain
street, bstween First an second. emo
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late &c Cineilnlt invites the 9tt9ntl n
lVH % sha Ladies Evansville. 70 hsr store where
VARIETY Of ltot md 1ther netu articles
Firss oppast GNss Tsw-lrv Store. decZo-ZO
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q AGINEsTTG2 oanaett mixeef cases <otd and
rec,d ta-5ar .n5 for ssfe NV JAMES Low & CO.
ans - = AS Netp greet. Louisxssss. Ky
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River and Steamboat News.

The Cumberland was recedng yesterday,
with four aud half feet on the Shoals.
Weather warm and clear.
The John Simpson was the only arrival up
to 3 p IN. She will leave to-day for the Bluff
City
The Magnolia left yesterday for Cincinnati,
the Cuba, for Paducah, and the Castle Garden,
for Pttsburg.
The Saiiie Vest passed Eddyville yesterday
at 3 a. IN. She had on board 100 tons bulk
meat for the Cumberland Rolling Mills, the
discharging of which will delay her arrival
until this morning. she will leave, however,
this evening for ST. Louis, and passengers will
find her prompt, safe and expeditions.
RIVER MATTERs-All the upper tributaries
are in tair boating order except the Oasage, and
that stream is indeed low. There are at present
six or eight boats in il, unable TO move from
where they lie, on account Of the numerous
sand bars with which the river is at present
filled. Missouri River has "A channel depth of
full feet, and the water at a stand. The Hi
nOis to Lasalle, in excellent condition, with the
river rising, aud Z 10 feet in the channel, wa
ter enough for the largest boat in the trade TO
arrive and depart fully loaded. The Mississippi
is open 10 Rock Island, and in good navigable
condition. At this point we have noticed no
change in the river for day or two past-it is
now about stationary, with about II feet to
Cairo.-St. Louis HteLigeHcer, april L.
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SchooIeY's RefrIgerator.

One of the most invaluable inventions of
THE thrifty utilitarian age, is Schooley's self
ventlating refrigerator. 4 careful e1amina-
ton, and a good understanding Of its princi-
piles, are all that is necessary to make il take
precedence of all others. Il is divided into
three chambers, one for the ice, the others for
the meat, fruits, or whatever the housekeeper
wishes to preserve. Each eud contains a ven
tilator by means of which at ore end the air
passes into the ice chamber, thence after be
ing made cold, through the other chambers
and escapes at the other end Thus a contin-
uous current of cold dry air is kept up, pre-
serving the contents of the receiving cham
bers from mould aud must and prevents the
imparting Of the flavor of one article to an.
other. Meats, butter, milk, fruits &c, NAV
all be preserved 10 it pure and fresh, the favor
OF neither article injured. The refrigerator
can be placed any where, without detriment
60 is usefulness. One of them can be seen on
the corner Of Deaderick aud Cherry streets,
in which RmDLEREEGEi, renowned for his
good taste IN catering TO the palate Of the
epicure, preserves bis game. fish, butter, &c
These refrgerAtors are sold In THE city by
Messrs. J. DorLK & Co, Front street. aud al
prices below what they can be manufactured
here for. Every family that can afford it,
should have enc.
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RaiI Road Accidents.

We learn that the passenger train which left
this place last Monday morning, came in COLI
sion at half past l O'clock, F. NJ, on the curve
at Anderson, the first station this side of
Stevenson, with freight train coming in this
direction Both of The LocomOtives-the Clay
aud Watterson-were so badly damaged they
could not proceed. One man only was hurt
Aid was Immediately despatched, aud the
passenger train sent on, as soon as possible.
The Locomotive which was sent after the
freight train, hitched on, and start ed back with
it; another freigh. train followed on; whilst
ascending the mountain to reach the tunnel,
the coupling which fastened the forward loco
motive to its train, broke, and the train ran
back with tremendous momentum upon the
train which Was in the rear. Several of the
cars were mashed az, and a number of the
men on them killed. At the time Of writing
this paragraph, it is not known how many, or
who, were killed.
Theabove is the substance of the information
telegraphed here yesterday from Winchester.
Later information, received last night on the
arrival of tie evening train, which was delayed
till about o'clock, place better complexion
on the nishap so far IS the loss of life is con-
cerned Mr.. Jacob Glase, an Engineer, was
seriously, perhaps fatally scalded, and a negro
brakeman instantly killed. No hopes are en-
teryained Of the recovery of Mr. Glase He
is the brother of David Glase, and has a
wife in this city. Dave is quite favorte in
the printing offices here, and will receive the
sincere sympathy of the craft in this unfortu-
nate calamity.
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Randall and Jones Hand Corn PIante,

The lass number of the Tennessee Farmer
and Mechanic contained the following:
From April No Of the Tenne Farmer and Mechanic
NASHVILLE, March %, 1856.
MEssRs. EDTToK:
In the February number of the Western
journal, edited by my long known and highly
esteemed friend, NJ. Tarver, Esq, of St. Louis.
| read notice of Randall aud Jones' Hand
Corn Planter
This notice, recommendatory as it is, seems
10 be well founded Mr.. Tarver is a sound,
sensible, and practical agrculturst; was reared
in Georgia, aud resided many years in Alaba-
ma. lie has a chaste, correct, and phlosophic
mind, with good discriminating ability. have
to day seen this implement, but have not seen
il in use From this examination | am inclin-
ed TO concur with Mr.. Tarver in opinion. The
Chief advantages are, a more regular dropping
IN quantity and place, and hence a better OPP
portuniiy Of ploughing it. presume it cannot
add to the yield except by furnishing better
stand.
Very respectfully, S. r. CocKRELL
The following is the article above referred TO-
Randall and } jones' Hand Corn Planter.
We had an opportunity of examining this i'm
pIement about Il year ago, and although we
perceived and appreciated the advantages
which would attend its use, in case il perform
ed well, yet we did not consider that its work.
ing capacity had been sufficiently tested 10
Justify US in recommending il 10 the public
This point We now regard as settled. and from
the statements Of many practical farmers who
used this implement, we are fully warranted
in recommending it to the public as being
capable OF performing all and even more than
the proprietor claims for it.
We are persuaded that the labor saved in
planting Is only Il small part Of he advantages
10 be derived from the use Of this implement;
for we believe that it il calculated to insure a
better stand; that the plants will spring u and
grow more evenly; aud moreover, that the
crop can be cultivated with greater facility
than If planted in the ordinary way.
From statements of practical farmers in re
spect 70 this corn planter, we select the follow
ing facts 10 illustrate its utility:
The Planter is 80 simple, that almost any
negro OF ordinary intelligence can, in one hour
or two, learn 10 use it efficiently
The advantages Of the Planter are: LIST
Saving time in marking of thirty acres day
instead OF eight acres. 2d. Leaving the ground
mellow AMI loose. 50. IL saves u man, a boy,
aud two or three horses 10 each row, in plant
ing, that Is 10 FAY, In laying of, dropping and
covering. An. The rows are much straighter,
and on that account the crop is easier tended
9th. The crop is dropped more uniformly, and
comes up more rapidly"
ii can put just rs many kernels in as
please, aud where please. Ii comes up quick
er, and is great deal easier to cultivate"
MY 500 hfteen years old, planted ten acres
!y three O'Clock Z. NJ. Ten acres is light
day work; fifteen can DO done, and believe
twenty
Il
Eaeh Of the foregoing extracts is taken from
dltfsrent correspondent many more Of a
similar character might be added
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Wednesday Morning, April 8, 1855.
Delegates to the CIaksviIIe Convention.

Delegates TO the CIaksViIIc Convention.
Errors having been made in publishing the
list of Delegates appointed 10y the Meeting
Monday to attend the Clarksville Convention,
we republish the list corrected
lst District-W NJ. Brown, T T Smiley, T. d.
FarnsWorth, W. D. Doris, John HOugh, John G.
Ferguson, A. L. Demoss, Michael Vaughn, DR.. Jno.
d. Kelly, E. II. East, Jr, F. u. McNairy, William
Ssndbourne, Turner S Foster, John Hugh Smith,
A. L. Davis, fl. K Walker, Anthony S. Camp, d
McGaVock, R s. Smell, J. Litton Bostick, w. n.
Bilbo, Hugh Carroll L. NJ. Temple, " II. AcNairy,
Neil S. Brown, and II. n Hollingsworth.
2nd Dist-James Shelton, James Gray.
9rd Dst-James Whitworth, r. Ii. Wallace.
Alb Dist-B. 7. Gleaves, T. Is Page.
9th Dist-James Matlock, A Goff
9th Dist Ii. Austin, Rufin Vaughn.
7,h Dist-Andrew J. Baker, d. F. Thompson.
9Th Dist-Geo. w. Spain, II. l. Patterson
9Th Dist-Andrew Gregory, Z. N. Patterson.
10Th Dist. A Woods, Sam'l p Ament
Ilth Dist-John B. Murry, Nelson Allen.
18th Dist-Robert Josln, Lorenzo D Cover.
18th Dist-C. 6. Lowell, I hos. G. Hale.
l4th Dist-James S. Demoss, VIM. Jordan.
18th Dist-Joel Mays, John Haley, Sr.
10th Dist-Moses Jones, Roger Pegram.
l7th Dist-James 5. Bell, DR.. w. J Carter.
18th Dist-W. b. Walton, A. w. johnson
18th Dist-S. S. Hall, B. Embry.
20th Dist-E p Council, John W. Baker
2lst Dist-C. w. Norman, ThOs. T. Sanders.
22nd Dst-Jcs L. Ewing, George Gill.
23rd Dist--RobeTt A. Barnes, Benz Drake.
oath Dist G. Earthman, w WLiteman
25th Dist-Eli barrow, d. H. wilkins
The delegates will bear in mind that the
Convention meets on tho oath Of this month
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SPRING STREET BmDGR CoMPASr.-At a
meeting Of the stockholders Of the above
named company, held last Monday, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected Directors for
the ensuing year: Nessrs. John SHELBY, n.
Hobson, Henry Blood. Resell Houston, A. v.
S. Lindsey, John Morrow, and Isaac Luton.
The Board organized yesterday. aud elected
N. Hobson President, aud Isaac Ltton Seere-
tary aud Treasurer.
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sF-Friend BusH Of the Sunmsy Flag, paid
our sanoinm visit on yesterday. lie visits
the elg for the purpose OF laying before the
advertising community the advantage afforded
them 10 lbs paper which has an excessive
circulation 10 the upper tier Of counties, and
erSui ia our sister State Of Kentucky.
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LAW SCHOOL
or THE
University at Cambridge, Mass.
The Instructors in tiis Sciool are
Hon JoEt PARKrR IL D.. ROYAL Professor.

The Inst uct0rs fn pits Scicot are
Hon JoEI PlRKER IL. D., Royal Professor.
Hon. THfoFmLus PAHsoss, IL. D., Dane Professor.
Hon ESoaY wAsHsURS, LII D., UniEerssty LectIrsr-
vHE Course o. Instruction embraces The various branches
of the Common Law, and " Equity, Admiralty Com
mercA fnern tonal and Constitutional Law and tie Jn-
sprudencr he Untcd states IRE Law Library consists
OF about 70 0o0 volume and works appsar they are
al led AMI every tJrt Is made % render complete
Instruction given By ora lectures and exPositons land
By rsetaIions and ons, 10 connection With theD)
Of which there every SeeE Two Moot Courts are
holden in sah week each q which cause, previously
given OUT argued b. Du students. ard an opinion delS-
pre- ng Instructor Rooms and other fAc Bites
are also provided the Cub Courts and an Assembly
held weekly g. pfars debate and acquiring knowledge
Of parliamentary isE afd proceedings
students may enter School In any stage 81 heir pro-
ss0nA studies mrrtalte pursuits, and a the Cum
uencement Of either r The midle other psrt Of
term They sherry elect shat studies sy viii
pursue according their o. ther wants and a.
tAinments
The Aeade cal Year. vhch commences on Tharsfay, an
he third edusseay IN JGy, DIVIDED ioio tso
q twenty each, via vacation Of sx Eeeks
a the end % ctch term
Dnrnz the Nntrf vacation, the Library . opened SAfm
a. and hghted Or the Usr q msnahsrs 81 tae schst
Appdcstions Dor adai-sn, foF csiAosuss e 20 AAy
hlrhsr incarnation may be made ~ ether q Ne Ffossors
at ChmhfidEe- 1900,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TRKATKD BY INHALATION MEDIo&rKD VAPoEs.
DR. WA. HUNTER brother Of Dr. Robert Hunter, respect
fully announces all those who acted with diseases
Of the Throat and Lungs that be has returned to St. LOUIS
where he intends permanently to establish himself
There probably no class Of diseases which wide
spread and terrible in their results the
diseases Of the throat and lungs IT, therefore, becomes
matter Of socude to the profession to know there
be any whereby those diseases be controlled and
amelorated.
Dr. r. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
peculiar study year, and we have found that
the only whereby these diseases be reached by
direct application the prescribing CT medicines which
breahed into the lungs in the form Of Vap0r and
consequently brought in contact with the whole internal
face the lungs The treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons distance, sending full description Of their
case will treatment according to their symptoms
VIM. HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Office Eighth ST., between Pine and Chestnut sts.,
ap1-8m West side, ST. Louis, Mo.
DoN'r TILL ANYBODY Keep the secret to yourself For
goodness sake do cot tell about else there will be
unmarried people. Weddings will be the order Of the day
Everybody will be choosing help mate. In another column
is the advertisement of that much talked Of book, by Prof.
RoSDoUr of New York the "Bss Of Marriage" 1t gives
ing any body love you dearly whom wish to inspire
with tender passion. But then should such secret get
the world Read the book yourself but keep silent
That's our counse.-N Y tribune.
FoR BRONCHITIS Diseases Hacking Cough and the
imprudent Of Mercury medicine has
been discovered which effected such Care
Spanish Mixture.
Throat Diseases produced by salvation, Hacking Cough,
Brochia Affections Disease, Neuralgia and Rheuma
tsm have all been relieved and cured in wonderful man
ner by the great purifier of the blood, Carriers Spanish
Mixture.
The case Of T. II. Ramsey alone shoul6 satisfy any who
doubt. Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures, which will asound you. See advertisement
An ounce fact worth pound Of theory and the
swarm Of conclusive that cluster around that incompar
able preparation Hollands German Btters prepared by
DR. c. NJ. JAG kson, Philadelphia, establishing its value
tonic restorative such would prevent Incredibly
itself from questioning its efficacy In all Of diseases
of the stomach whether chronic it may be
mended for its soothing, cordial renovstng influence
Dyspepsia heartburn loss of appetite, nausea nervous
tremors relaxation and debility &C. relieved by the
Bers very short space Of time and perseverance in
their use never fails thorough See adver-
tisement.
p.ov Woon,s u AN ATyR-The tastiunonv Of ALI
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ELECTIONS N LoUIsvILE-The municipal
elections in Louisville, KY, last Saturday,
were carried by the American Party, BY a
largely increased majority.
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az At the regular meeting of Nashville
FIRE Company, No l, held at Fireman's Hall,
Monday evening, the 7th inst, the following
named gentlemen were elected Officers for the
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Loss Of Tickets of Glass l..

By the late accident Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad,
the Tickets Glass L. for Apnl 15,h in their transit from
Baltimore in charge Of Adams Express Company de-
stroyed by Ore consequently there will not be drawing
that Glass. The drawing will b. Glass NJ May 18th, the
"Ne Plus Uultra SCheme" Very RESPECTFULLY,
march28 J. .. WINTER Manager.
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A Concert Hall Macon, Ca, under the sworn super
n intendence Of Col. Geo, N. Logan and Jas.
A. Nisbct. Esq.
The Manager hfving announced his determination to
this the popplaT Lottery in the world offers for
May 18Th, scheme that far surpasSes any scheme eve
the annals Lotteries Look your interesti
Examine he Capitals ~ One Prize to eight rickets d
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p p & p p

ADY Amateurs who desire fine Bulbous Roots will call
Il b. S. WELLER, 81 South Market St. who has received
superior lot Of Hyacnths, Tulips Croclses &C. direct from
Van der School Son, Florists Hllegour, near HARLEM,
Holland Please call if you superior selection,
now is the time for Spring planters.
march21 r. b. s. WELLER
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ROBERT MOORE,
Commission Merchant,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.

CONTINUES give his best attention TO the Purchaes
- sale Produce and articles OF Domestic manufacture
Property of all kinds forwarded promptly. MARLIN