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MARRIED.

IN salem, on the 10Th inst, by James Boon Eso..
Mr.. HENRY KING, OF Ravenna, to Miss Rrnrcc, A.
SHARP, of the former place.
In Charlestown, on the 18th inst, by Lyman Brv.
ant Esq, Mr.. DANIEL DANEY, to Miss ANNA NJ.
KING, of the former place.
Atthe Freedom House, in Drakesburgh, on the
lZlh m inst'' by 0. L. DRAKE ESQ.,, Mr.. oRRIN
nHo"N' to Miss MARIA BALDWIN, all of Froo-
dom.
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From the Boston Herald
SOMETHING Worm KNowINa!--By using Professor L
Woods Iiur Restorative, grey hair can be perma-
nently restored to its original color Tho subjoned
certificate from Johnson d. Stone, Gardiner Me. "a
is but one of the many instances that are daily COM
ing to our knowledge of its wonderful effects. Ii s
no longer probelnatical but sefevideht truth, rs
hundredsin our community can testify. .sg' ! '.3
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ANOTHER INDIAN WAR; The Seminoles
have been committing serious depredations
in Florida. The Government troops are on
their track. The last accounts are not
of avery exciting character, pnd il is hoped
that the troubles may be speedily brought
70 aciosa. s sgaS III asf
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Presidency.

1t will require 1913 votes to nominate at
the Democratic Convention TO be held at
Cincinnati, under the two. third rule. The
whole number of votes in the Convention
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RnooKr1rLn. Mass a1an 70

BRooKFELD, Mass. Jan. 10, 1856
Prof. Wood-Dear Sir:-Having made trial OF
your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure to say
nation, dandrnif, and constant itching tendency
with which have been troubled from childhood. and
has also restored my hair which was becoming gray to
its original color have used no other article With
anything like the pleasure and profit
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW.
RE A d IL SO LD AND YOUNG.
PROF. YOOD,S HAJP % Eero d as,rr,z, 80

Will restore gray Hair to its original color perms.
nent; made TO grow upon bald heads, remove ali
dandru itching, destroy all diseases of the scain
and II used say once or twice a week regularly viii
prevent the hair from becoming gray or falling. ~
any imaginable age Read the following testinol ~
ais, and We defy you tU doubt. (Says the WavcrIy
nagazine:) II l--;, !, ~ -
Success to the genius whose tonic We saw,
Turns back to its color the hair that Was rrara I.
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legal Notice.
George Rothermal ls In the court OF com-
against mon pleas, OF Por-
Iohn Meniar tare c0fInty Ohio n y

= d. y
John Menier. , tage county Ohio.
The defendant viii take notice that the paintinalcd
his petition In said court against him on tho 2eth day
-of January, 1855. The object and prayer Of which
fsndnnt, conveying TO said defendant the follow
ing described premises Situate in tho township Of
part oflot numbers, in said township, bounded a
folless commencing the south west corner land
formerly owned by Henry Minord, and at the north
east corner OF land owned by ihe heirs at law, 6f MI
ch CAREER deceased; thence east u the west line or
Iaud formerly owned by Peter NJ Wise, thence t0fun
90 far south, that line 10 run west parallel wth the
chi Carvers land and thence north 70 the place of
beginning TO contain twentytw0 and onG THIRD acres
OF land, be decfsed, void IL obtained BIZ fraud
or mistake, or that said premises be sold to psy the
purchase money. That defendant s required to aR~r
swer BY the nrstday of March 1855. Il RI
~. ANIL. sTRAWDER, piE. 10y. u
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:. =. =, OAKDINEKs MICS JUNG Y, 1850.
Prof. o. J. Wood Dear Sir:-I have used two bot
say tits the greatest discovery Of the age for restoI
ing and changing the Hair. Before using II was 4
man Of seventy. My hair has attained its oriei-
nal color. You can recommend II to tho world with.
out the least fear, as my case one Of the worst
kind. Yours, respectfully III
ras.s. 5es4 DAN'L IN. MURPHY. 2t
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THURSDAY, FEB. 81, 1856.

DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL RLRcToRs FOR
OHIO. "a.
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advertising and job work done
ON reasonable terms and I'm
the finest style Of the art.
Advertisements must be handed
i'm by TUESDAY Morning ID.
sure insertion the same
WEEK.

~ warranty and Mortgage
sgeeas. printed on good paper, and in tho
nnest style. kept constantly on hand; alss
all other blanks printed on the shortest ne.
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COM M g R CIAL.
RAVENNA MARK KET


CONNECTED WEEKLY BY gro. BUEL AND orHrR mn,
IN THE ARTICLES NAMED BKLow,
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DOH6 dI IH6 klEIY OF WhsHIhgIOnf IHt
- eleventh day of February, in the
q lyear of our Lord one thousand
gnSa eight hundred and fiftysix and Of
the Independence Of the United
States the eightieth.
BY the Prest FRANKLIN PIERCE.
w. L. MARCY, Secretary Of State.
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DE-. VEAVER'S MEDICINES

f"3iH.*E lnvaiuah!c Medicines nave ,.,;;cy.1 =,
n f""rIErE Ell VIII II or.i,,' eating Lutu.r.
at al! hln'>. from The human ,v~t,h They y,.r.
'r"Go"'. to n" pubic six wears since anl
nov" rccn used i'h entire success Cha C.~urr
aE'i SALT EHFUM SYEUr is taken n.crn,I1v Which
coan-"> the blood. iv throwing irnnur.ics 70 tho
~';riacr. Wii"n the CER,rt. j. a'nlicI cy.orn.lI,.
ant H.i ci''i'tlons are DESTROYED. ?n health and
o2:utv restored. Their ASTONISHING snccc-. b,.
c'i''d OUT many En"rar. prc;enJery. WHO llay. N
'f"'urcd tfei- wonderful preparations 70 the ,.,,I,.
nc They al" cat N almost every form from Pam
"ccas down ~ ,I!i> ard all for hu,nor> io,-
he. art.) -
i''.' II has h"e' rcserrclto Dr. WrlvrE's Sxr-
IT and CEkArE 10 achieve = hat. under inc c:r
cm>tance-. N. be regarded rs The mos. hr;1t;..
''"' !A '<tlcNt''v INV ln".iic he cyer iD.-o
dHc"f 20 TIE American public Why is Ms,
'iE Hcr;il>' ,:i"y f'crip.m What fi.-v ,,ro,,,so
~ ''"'' '''";' lie Introduction o., fe.r rar
''ii "on'!'r'ul preparation, 10 the r'; tho c,,,
h"ttH SYRrr an !CHEATr heop Steadily o,, ,i..;r
va" ron iH"fii- a tilrr =, l. The rvi,ljc wish ..
Try 'ne~t ne" preparations we iayoiirta word n
>"N' i"r thtE havoc SUE rINtnY roF>1 c,or
,'"N, w. DIR. Nt.lNft', CA<kFE ..I So
fhftN hAUr al. trra.e. nttii> ia,. tl.rnl.,;.
p =" Wvii aware. FIR thousanss y, ~ >".t:ors
,"',h--F' ':aT" h"Hn cr"ei y ;he,n. :1e- ali oth@r
r ~ dies EatN:'nr'v raif.,i
-f"H"t "'fd'ed n,d sid =. g I, II.,r
W Irp.iua G.-o y '"-'
:. 50 '''T sale TX merchants in Ill sec.io.s of ,o
''.,1 >1'rs. j. G. PiHHH.M. uLo,esaie a-c,,.
~ .'";,'.e !1rv. Sold a~n by ". n ,'cC.,,:,o i
", ", H. tantail n Go. Lyndon: Rorrcv & Hrcl.w
" "'eI 4of!, Lac W., P.". hor,: I.cl < ~
- .:naF>!..: Weeks i;a,,s:.la: II ( rl.-,e~s
= =, H"'i!~!'.: '.+i'~c. S'.ttcr: C!.s. ,tr,aSr,
" 'e'-'@'fa; 10 ''"' y F'.''-ys t;,.t n.-c.;c.,
"5,1
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+ Or SALE.

'1NllE iwellirc house" >He!, barn and sho, n;,,
cood water row"r. ard ahou. four .cr.s Of GOOD
,:nd, vel! watered and pleasantly s.,,rej $, ;oS.
E"ii"~, 81 'ohn>hnrv. miles north Of Fuirh,rLe
lmse' on sleeper river. For further particulars
the subscriber a; Victory Mills u
January :, 1856. &c, g.
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Agricultural Notice.

VIE fX"cu''v, Committee AID o.he~ Ojficcrs ~
NE ,t'''"hH County Agricultural Society gro
,i"c'eI ~ mrpt at III" St tou,i>|:urv House. on
'-' +h cay Of teLr'iarv next, a, 10 o'cl ,c,,
9. Al. WILLARD. Sec'v.
IAN. -. 100 .c:-,;S
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PAY THE PRINTER

= - I'rcns in';eh'e. 20 g. q CHALWICE or
: CHAb"'Ck & RAND, i,r TIC Cu;,,ou;.n 6.
"r 700 work ai.d .'.vec.;, =. 3re r.. ues,.
~ n"''"'e payment. .,'tc'.", !. his nn.c. ,,r
me ai @: i'.'~' ii'e.~s;e,i NAV .a,. rher,
- Nv -; lH"1. S;i 81:
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II ncr>rns favin. r~>e.t'cf :-,fl-'> = -
n thc sEf.criler. for Medical e.rv - rsr DR.
:" :,:evioIis .ola,.rarv l. 1>ta. 49,, - r.>'-
nj ~ 'net srcI s~r.~r;- 6o3 7S-r Sr''N
n-s - r..r:icn!arat.s..-rn Ia 49, roo. n: :
sS.ec 60. L. %. uF NJ :. a a.
..irn "c-.-e March L. 49, *s"'
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II i SIG.

AIRS. klDpER c"nlinua, - give I.ssous o. n.
y Flan"-F"r'e. and in ihorouch Eae. 4 ,;ma
;~,or'mci' + Sheet Music, Instruction Book. ".
otc >'S. X, Toy sale N Ro>cn prices.
f'"""-i ortaS u s'eror quality for >q', isno-
men NAY '" '""H by calling N Rev I. KIDDEE.S
No. .. Pccsrect->re.. ''' y
~. johnsburv J..n. IS 1856 =.
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C)c Californian.
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away
'h' poi'! moaned the 'oy' please 'a'r,
me up Stars
Ae'' s'''! ''''' "''" 'h'' Is "hat yea
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"'"'''r' 'e'c'c you viii learn That 20" are
h"' IKE ''ier '"ks' anu can't 20 amongst
I'm
Not like other folks" repeated poor ii;'l,
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Fall and Winter Goods,

VIA > hi:" '.ec! p"rc'!n. Il '',in die best A-''-
tons i: ~" city. ana ~ !.f"'c> 10 ;,l.sacT :ot:'
sale. Hav!a.. C";'e u-incss long rs tllev have
q, '.."' r. -'':;.l. M having = vv l.cn -:iti>iac-
ton; I.,ey think it ut<S - brow cat To- A.
vcyii-r..tt.. Tho !c,t -:ncltl> j. = sell
good Ger'!s , II lpw i.r.cc: n. t.!s. is ~!i"t
the; ~. !oa:i 70 o. 4,s lever toss: Of Sc,.ii :
their ';'',r ch"apcr ,al any r.!e else. hut they Il"
ho&-; "i citing up good Garment, and ee!!rg thei:i
II ij!!c advace tr"'n cc-; i her experience II!
their h,;>nr-. i such HAT cv art bound :O i" be
uu,,.'>'. lake IL, II ..r - gentlemen. and
Gv: .I-!n call. They iayc Il hrH!t;!ul SOCK Of
Erot'cri> @; al q. !c~ and c"lor- Black German
Doc>lH> Of all prices. very ',c-ir:t'r -tvcs If Fan
cv Doc -k.u- 2u' Cr--:.or.,. Nc~-:ners that the,
pride .h.-,, -.ivc- Ill ~h"w,n-. ca. ald select o'
OF o-. choice ,iIl We've. V"~tiN,~ before yoj hos
va!,. thtr,a 4
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Sale Of Real ( ttete,

kjCEAW Cl G<iYA a UC.tC
FS>iE ubscrh"r ";-r- FIR -rlc the Following 10
scribe, Real i,tTto situate. :l.e rci',>
rom - viiiir" II Ear 90. f.. ''.:.r~ t'cE,.v:
AEARM 90 .l,..;., :, ~ a;.r..> al. ~ H.. .,rcs
uni,e improvements it, ',,d st:reof cnI1i~a
ton, the balance i iriAcr land wei t;rt' cred On
sail fam IoUHe rchar! at -:sits.. fruit n LIS
trec,. The Ju.l.irc. II rc4l,I ncw
LS.;.
Anew SAW MILL. i:!jit "a t'c most aY,nrove,i
manner. aboUt nail. rom he a!"rc-aiG arm
LSO,
900 ACRES TIMBER LAND. wel1t:ni bcreG.,vio
near the aforesaid mill
d. For prices AMI terms r;:rUirc of'te ~bScrhcron
the prem scs or Of JGHNP. SAHTIE NJ Barton
village. icSIiU ". ORD.
Barton. May IS, 1881. esStf
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Carpet Sag, i'.Abrc.Ias, 81. Taiior's trimmings
II all kinds
~ Any on" wishing 10 hn~ NV # the n'"vH
Goods nj litt.c a'!ya',c" from COT VIII nd II iof
their lLtrrt.' ?" 'ri'ir Tltn
PI--E:S q. TEGSFE-cN.
Where tlrv can ~ roo. bargains : !aSra"hl':ce
70 >c"c. r, N 4 iyg. ai: it-.:'' Stock - ''""'>
DrcriN o}'"~i.. r'c Pas; 1nI-ic i;Vu~c. i';l
roa '->r""t = ioi!I.>bn~v. Vermont.
w. ii. PErrrS 90:
W II. "N,.rrN
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All Of ri,ch viii be ,,'l vho,.-,'c NJ manu- nc
TIRE ir.as ~ ! :. r...,il p',or 'ln can lee rIr
chased in Northern Nr1n",i:. Pics" clll and *
:ni." :,,r v"rr-".vc- -. iror c-.-f cf Ay'r'S >"e
store oi Eastern .,vcut.r .N...N. Lang.
s. !uhl .-hlr, &C.. g. -. ~.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-21
Cheap Cash Store.
CORNEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
200 pkRs coy,d Buckets; I125 doz Band Boxes;
$50 dozen Bail Yoxes 1900 '' Hames;
200 nests Tubs painted; 500 Zinc Wash Boards;
215 dos Vanished and Three 900 Plow Handles;
Hoop Buckets; 20 White Pa Tubs;
21 900 assed Broom Handes 5000 Cane Fishing Poles;
75 doz white Cedar Buckets goo assted Liquor Kegs;
200 doE Tar Cans; ~ doz b Cedar Cans;
800 pkgs Half Measures 25 Nest Boxes, varnishd
IS doz Pine Churns, assorted 900 Painted Tubs an
100 nests white Cedar Tubs les doE Wen Buckets Assted
BASKET WARE.
400 Willow Wagons commonI7OO nests German Market do
l50 % extra: 80 Clothes do;
$40 Carts common; Loo Feed Baskets, in store
500 ex Iah tops and to arrive;
IS Empire Csbs; 200 dozen assorted Market
100WioS Cradles; Baskets;
200 extra 25 doa Children's Rattan and
$50 dozen Willow and Rattan Willow Chairs;
Pick Baskets; 5 doz assted ONCE Chairs,
Rattan and Willow, very nice and cool for summer
Also-Clo. HAMPERS imported fancy Baskets; Work Fruit
and Flower Stands Also-Wilow Work made to ordeI.
FANCY GOODS.
100 dos Feather busters; 100 bales Aicant Mats;
500 assed Shoe Brushes; 81 Jute Hark and skslssOn
Is Rocking Horses; rs dor Toy Air Pistols.
CORDAGE, TWTNES, &c.
1OOcoils N and y inch Manila Rope, 69Ofeet;
15O coils i x to inch do do, assorted
25 reels Bed Cord and Plow Line Manila;
ESQ doE Cotton Plow Lines and BED Cord
100 dos Hemp Bed Cords 100 bales Carpet Chain;
loo 900 lbs Broom Twine Hemp; I 500 lbs Wool Irvine,
rs bales Batting; $50 reels Hemp Packing;
as " Wicking; rs coils Tarred Rope;
$50 " Wrapping Twine; $50 q Jute Rope;
PAPER.
300 bundles (Frund) Tangerman's Wrapping Paper;
500 q Mcgregors do do;
1900 reams Lockland do do;
150 reams Tea Paper; Is reams Shoe Paper;
It's f" Ham 20 {" Batting DO;
$4,000 lbs Roofing do, dry; 5OOOb Roofing do satued
CANDLES, &c.
Star Candies, Lard Oil, Opal Candies, stesrine Candles,
Starch, Gelman Soap, &c.
4UIRE
Selves, Riddles, Sand and Lime Screens assorted.
CEDAR FAUCETS,
Assorted sizes of best qualities in lots to suit
ALso-Bench Screws, in half dozen packages, in lots.
Wood Saws Bucks Curry Combs Cards. Brushes Tacks
RiVets, &c.
ERON BOUND KEGS,
full stock assorted ses for Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers' use, constantly on hand.
CHURNS.
Pine Churns IS 90 22 24inch Cedar do 1 IS ~ do
Cerdar do 10, lS 90 20 do Painted O20 %, "a do
Brass Hoop do" " 4" do Barrel do 16 is, 20, 92 do
HAMES,
Oiled Root, Black Top and Blue do;
Steam Bent Top Plank Top;
For sale by 8. N. BARRETT,
mayl4 cor Walnut and Front SITS, Cincinnati, O
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Lands and Lots for Sale.

4 . ACRES OF Valuable Land on both sides Of tn
II Z Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, ID miles nom
Nashville on which depot has been recently located, well
improved good water, good soil, with fair proportion OF
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
store and residence. Either side Of the road the whole
viii be sold to suit purchasers.
56Z ACRES, one mile from the town OF Franklin, in
williamson county, the Liberty road, and mile e4stoi
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 108 Acres cleared
and in cultivation. Has il a comfortable Dwelling House,
lasting springs and productive sol-sutabe for four
handsome settlements. will sell 4, H, a. all 10 suit
purchasers.
OACREs mostly tnbered part ofthe Brentwood Tract,
on the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles South Of
Nashville; soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted 10
the purposes Of Vineyard, Nursery, Market Garden
10Y ACRES the Gallain Turnpike road, 34 miles
from Nashville, between Stul and sledge; would make
business in town convenient and comortObls country
resid nee
800 ACRES on both sides Of the Nashville and North
Western Rar ad II miles gest of Nashville Big Harpeth
River and miles OF Kingston Springs i30 Acres clear
ed-balance well tmbered-good soil and water, and COM
ortabe improvements.
52k ACRE5 well improved, Z miles from Nashville,
the MIL Greek Valley Pike, and the N. @ R. r. Sell
Of good quality, good Dwelling fine young Orchard and in
a very good neghborhood.
81 ACRES ia the Brooklyn Lots, miles North Of Nash
vie the Whites Greek Turnpike road. most beau
tful building lot
LOTS Of any size from 50 feet Is Acres the Buens
Vista Turnpike road, from 10 miles Of Nashville, with or
without Timber, convenient TO Buena Vista Springs
10 Ions in the corporation Of Nashville, Wilson'S
Springs several the Franklin Turnpike road several
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. r. several and the
Turnpike road in the 7th Ward and several
west Of Capitol hin near the corporation line.
PRICES Low W-TERM5 LIBERAL. Those who wish 10
purchase would do well to make ear application to
apl0-tf C. W NANCE.
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Mount OliVet Cemetery.

WE Directors OF this Company announce &c the
Public, that this Cemetery has been laid on with suit
able and walks, and portions Of the grounds sub
divided into Family Lots, which offered for sale.
The mass OF the grounds be at the Office OF Lind
sey Crockt, where the public invited to call and
anime the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity ei
Nashville and pledge themselves 20 the public 70
money pains to make it equal to any Cemetery in the
Union, and srch Nashville msy feel pride in.
The Cemetry Is in the charge Of competent Super
iutendcnt, living the ground under whose direction ia
trmeHs viii bs made in the best manner and at the usua
charges.
The Directors Of the Company desrous that the
grounds should be visited the Citizens o Nashville and
Tor purpose omnibus viii leave the once Of Lindsey
and Crockett o'clock Tuesday afternoon the Sth ns
and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the hour
The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families desrous Of visiting The grounds, viii
be called their residences by sending eir by send
Ing their cards, TO the President Of the Company.
A. V. g. LINDSEY, President.
@. W. NAHoE, sec'y. BuG jys-tf
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING

STAR AND ADAMANTINE CANDLES.
TIVE attention Of the public invited to the fact that
i most ofthe Star and AdsmaDtine Candies offered fer
sale are DEFICIENT IN WEIGHT, so that what is sold
for pound actually weighs but fourteen nteen
and packages marked 40 lbs" fail shert tWo three ard
Ave pounds per This loss DOES 2o fall upon the
Wholesale Dealers who sell packages at the MARKED
WEIGHT nor upon the Retailers, who sell BY COUNT,
bat by the Consumers Whs thus for about onesnth
more than they receive,
The subscribers have always made their Candles full six
poand and marked packages at the real
weight which may be ascertaned by testing them. As
their experit in the business enables them to Offer
article esua in gu y any in the MARKET they solicit
the patronage OF purchasers who desire study their
interest and the tine encourage correct dealing
uoyl2-1m PROCTOR GAMBLE, Cincinnati.
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CINCINNATI ADVERTISEMENTS.

Corner Sixth and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati.
THE COURSE OF STUDY IN THIS INSTITUTION Is
thorough aud practical embracing ell that is requisite
to fit young for the active duties Of the Counting Room,
among which Book keeping by D0ub Entry, Commercial
Calculations, Pennmanship, Commercial Law, Mercantile
Forms and Correspondence receive special attention.
The former Principal R. s. Bacon having associated with
him j. Allen, Esq, late President Of Farmers College
partner regular series Of Lectures will be given By Mr..
Alien, in the College Lecture Room, various topics
uected with Mercantile Scienceebracng the subjects Of
Commercial Law, Political Economy its application
Commercial and Currency, Commercial Geography History
Of Commerce. the Consular system OF Europe aud America
the characteristics Of American Commerce &c
Other lectures viii also be occasionally given by eminent
lecturers
The hours Of instruction from to 1s A NJ ron to
4, an6 from to PIP. NJ.
TsMs-For full course including lectures $40
For Pennmanship. per month ............. 5
nov11-6md&W BACON & ALLEN, Principals
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MCCLURE, BUCK & CO.,
Facts About AmbrOtypss.

A NBROTYPES were "IntrOducsd" In Nashville
IA by A LARCOMBE.
Anbrotypes made nowhere else Ia Nashville than at
the Ambrotype Rooms No. 40 College ST.
Ambrotypes made upon double plate glass; hsrmet-
eay sealed and thus protected against all possibility Of In
Jury
Ambrotype Counterfeits made single glass not
sealed and durable ordinary daguereotype
Ambrotypes named by the Inventor dtn gush
them from all other pictures. Other borrow the nGsse
and apply 70 inferior pictnre which lacks the main
points OF Ambr0type-tone and durability eb18
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Straw Hats and BOnnets.

LOUIS T. DESSAINI9
I ATELV FROM PARIS, bess leave to inform Shs eiu-
IL of Nashville and neighborng towns, that he
prepared 10 bleach and Straw Bonusts and Hats the
latest style He promises those who will pAronise him.
that they viii not recognise their BOnnsts Hats he
make them Ike AlneTS, HAtters and Merchants
will End il 70 their interest to make with him
Merchants who have Old Hats Bonnsts hand
al their old Stock and sell fer He will attend
TO dying Straw Goods. Call at No. II DsAderick ST.,
0ctS-2n Up Stairs.