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Music Teaching.

TIME subscriber. well known
i to the citizens Of Baton N"
Rouge, from long residence, offers his pro.
tessional services to the public, as teacher
oil the PiASo FoRrE, the v,ot,N, and Goa
Nsr-A.PisroS, He will also furnish music
for Private Parties, Soirde. sc. Letters
addressed 10 him through the post Office,
will be promptly answered. and orders lett
at the Comet Office, win meet immediate
attention. loctl4l H. W. JOLLY.
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= =. HALL, Attorney al Law, Laurel
Ne street. Baton NoHse, La. ianl1-y.
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Cart ana Wagon Harness..
A FULL 4SSORSMENT of Collars,
n Hames, Blind brides, Cart breeching,
Cart saddles, Wagon harness, Trace chans
&c, which we offer at moderate prices.
ianlsdyl LARCUIER II LANOUE.
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mecv,auic's TooVs,

DENCH Screws. Cabinet Clamps, Spear
ID & Jacksons Saws, Plains # all kinds
Augers and Anger Bits. Brace and Brace
Bits. Hatcbetts, Hammers, Carvers Tools.
Gimbets and Ccopers Bits, Cooper. Riv-
cts &c. u. G. MoNrAH. Church st.
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I4OCksl LOckal

RENCH. Southern Rim Lever, Store
l Door, Cubbord and Padlocks. also
tsof every description on hand and tor
ehy d. G.. MONTAN.
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Sul n ndrics.

SUuOT1cS.
TUST RECEIVED-l5doz. boxes fresh
j Sardines; doz. gal. Jars Of Pickles ;
dcz. do. half jars, of the celebrated brand
Of VIM. Underwood; basket sweet Oil !;
A fine article of No. Mackerel and Cod
fish. Also fresh Butter and Cheese. Call
and examine for yourselves.
oct23-y O'CALLAGHAN 4 MULviHrLI.
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Wooden Ware |

A XE, tIatchet, Tile, Anger and Chise|
N Handles, Clothe Lire Reels, Horse
and White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes
and Sash Tools. for sale by
u. G. MONTAN, Church st.
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X. Bazin's Perfumery,

4. Bazfn'S Pcrfumcry.
4 FRESH supply Of X. Bazin's un-
n riva,ed rERFuMERy and FANCY ARTI.
Giles, direct from Philadelphia, such as:
COLOGNE WATER;
EXTRACTS for HANDKrRCHElFs;
OX.MARROW POnfMADE;
PH1LOCOME do.
FANCY SOAPS; WASH BALLS;
SHAVING BRUSHES; HAIR do.
TOOTH Brushes; Waters Tooth Soap. &c.
For sale at the Third Street DRUG STORE.
july25-y. J. u. WALLET, Druggist
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JOSHUA l,liAL. General Produce
~ nea,ev, &r.. Church ST between Third and
Il f,,f.,pt,. streets, ang2n.y.
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JOHN TlLANO.
Worker ii lin. Copper and Sheet Iron.
;nlv4-v Ch,avs Ssysst
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To Sportnl e n.
steam, 1saCkius I

nUTTA pcreha Steam Packing
~ Kentucky and Cotton packing Gasket pa-
per and Navy Oaknn, Steam Bibs Furnished and
Polished; Steam Stops and Guage Cocks Brass
Coupling md Connecting Cocks, for iron or cop
peNppes. always on hand Mt
jan17-y. IARGr1ER h LANOGF.
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lust RECEIVED, per Steamboat
q James rsabae, 10 CASKS =. 9. HANS, ana d
Rcxes CHEESE. fof sale BY A. AosrAa HAc.
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Professional Card.

JAMES NJ. ELAN 4 JAS. Il. ELAN,
~ I'M. \ Y. r. Elata, Attorneys aud ccnnsellers
at Law, Batun Rouge. aue2f4v.
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y. STUART. Attorney and Coun
ps sellor NJ La s--Laurel street. may28yi
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RelIsl Bells

.Just Received from st. Louis.
bacon. Clear Sides and Shoulders,
ID snperf,ue and Extra ST. LOUIS FLOUR
CORN. ac. For sale low for CAsH, by
NY. TOMLINsON Il Co.
july5-y. Cor.CohVehtioh ana INF" o's'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
sO Wood County, Politics. Literature Agriculture EducaOn and Sciences
PERRYSBURG, OHIO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER l3

or, have done. Gentlemen of the jury, fear
not to trust my client in your hands. | know
the foul tempter which has whispered to you ;
ay, and which has dared to whispered TO one
higher than you, but fear not his power over
you. ! can read the noble spirit in your faces
now. l can see in each face before me free
and independent soul, and it seems to speak out
TO speak plainly-thus We are mrn-God
keeps us from temptation. We are jurors-no
power can make us do wrong"
For some moments after Prentiss sat down all
was still as death. 1t was not SO much the
words which had been spoken, as the tone, the
spirit, the keen fire Of the eye, the strange curl
of the lip, and the significant pointing Of that
finger, which had moved the people there. The
jury had at first been frightened, but the closing
sentence Of the address had placed them on bet
ter terms with themselves and with the speaker.
They knew that he was aware of the bribery,
but they now believed that he did not know they
had accepted it. The judge was nervous and
uneasy. He dared not meet the eye of Prentiss.
and he hardly dared look up. His charge to the
jury was al prepared, but he dared not read it..
He had prepared it as the evidence was being
given in, but he crushed it now in his hands.
But finally he arose, and after stammering
awhile he simply informed the jury they had
heard all the evidence, and that they might re-
tie and make up a verdict. They went ont, and
were gone only some fifteen minutes; and when
they returned they brought in verdict of-Not
Guilty
There was shout of Joy sent up from the
people there assembled, though there were some
low curses. The judge disappeared soon as pos
sible, and the jury shrank away by side door
MIR. Prentiss," asked the young merchant,
as quite party had assembled in the house of
the latter in the evening, "what evidence had
you obtained Of this bribery?'
"None that would be good for anything in a
court of justice replied Prentiss. /" / managed
to gain considerable information on the subject
by paying roundly for it, but could not find
man who would give me his name, or consent
to make oath. But knew what that judge
was made of; and so of the jury. knew they
had been btibed, and that your death was sure
unless they could BE- frightened off. OF course
they supposed my pockets were full of docu-
mentary proof. BH its all as we'll"
And so it was. A joyous evening stretched
away into the night, and on the following morn
ing Prentiss started for his home. This trial
had put ball in motion, and opened the eyes
Of the people, aud ere another year rolled around
the gamblers had departed and found new homes
some in other towns and cities Of earth, and
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
Gods World is Worthy Better Men.
BY GERALD MASSEY.

Behold an idle tale they tell,
And who shall blame their telling it +?
The rogues have got their cant to sell,
The world pays well for selling II,
They say the worlds desert drear,
Still plagued with Egypts blindness;
That we were sent to suffer here
Whatl by God of kindness
That since the world has gone astray,
II must be so forever; ..
And we should stand still and obey
= Its desolaters. Neverl .r
Well labor for the better time
With all our might Of Press and Pen.
Believe me-'tis truth sublime
Gods world is worthy better men.
With Paradise the world began
Aworld of love and sadness;
It's beauty may be marred by man,
With all his crime and madness,
Yet, tits brave work still. Love brings
A sunshine for the dreary.
With all our strife, sweet rest hath wings
To fold DER heart a-weary.
The sun in glory like God,
To-day climbs up heavens bosom;
The flowers upon the jewe'd sod,
In sweet love-lessons blossom
As radiant Of immortal youth
Aud beauty as in Eden. Then
Believe me-'tis a noble truth
Gods world is worthy better men.
o, they are bold--knaves ever bold
Who say we are doomed to anguish;
That men in Gods own image soul'd
Like hell-bound slaves must languish.
Probe Natures heart TO its red core,
There's more Of good than evil;
And man-down trampled man-is more
An angel than a devil. .
Prepare to die Prepare 10 Grel
We know not what is living;
And let us for the worlds good give,
AsGod is ever giving.
Give Action, Thought, Love, Wealth and Tim,
To win the primal age again.
Believe me-'tis truth sublime
Gods world is worthy better men.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

romance Ann REALTY.-Some months ago a
young girl arrived at San Francisco, from the east.
expecting to meet her father. But he, by mistake,
took the steamer for home about the time she
arrived and the consequence was that the young
lady was left destitute and totally unacquamted2
Some Kind people however, hearing Of her case,
took her home and provided for her There is in
that city a club of Young lads who are associated
for the purpose of giving at stated periods dancing
parties to whom the boys AMI girls Of their own
age are invited, and have a delightful time. Mem.
bers of this club became acquainted with the ul-
pleasant situation Of the above young lady, and at
meeting Of their association it was generously
agreed that the club should undertake the expense
of sending her back to her friends Tickets were
accordingly purchased and all the outlay necessary,
advanced; and under the protection of respect,-
bic gentleman and wife, going Feast, tho Young
girl started on her way rejoicing
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That was very natural, but very ludi
crous remark of venerable lady, now in her one
hundreth year, on the death of her daughter,
who had attained the good old age of eighty.
The mothers griei was great, aud TO friend
who came to condole with her she could only
say
20 dear oh dear | knew never should be
able to raise that child "
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

An Indian had gone to Albany one CO /
winters day, and got very drunk. On his way
home lie become completely overcome, laid
down and was frozen to death. His tribe were
at that time much disposed TO initiate the habits
OF white men, and accordingly he'd an inquest
on the dead body, After long powwow, they
agreed to the verdict, that the deceased came TO
his death by mixing too much water with his
whiskey, which had frozen in him and killed him.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

The costume of the Spanish ladies has not
changed in two hundred years. They actually
wear the same style of dress as their-gnat-great-
grandmothcr did.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

Mr.. Gustin, manager of the iron works at
Quinsigamond, Mass, has applied electricity as
a motive power to a pleasure boat, with great
success.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

"A little one, after undergoing the disagree
able operation Of vaccination, exclaimed,
Now wont have to be baptized, will IL
The Texas sugar crop is said to be failure
in some parts of the states while the cotton crop
will b. letter rhou llst ycur,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

A few days since, Mendiola, the guide who
pioted Gen. Taylor through his Mexican cam.
paingn, up to the battle of Buena Vista, died,
aged 80 years.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

-Jewelry to the extent of 100000 forms was
recently stolen from the Baroness de Rothschild
of Frankfort ou-the Main.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13

sweet seeds Within rs, seeds OF sympathy
Such as bud and bloom for Heaven
We live to develop and cultivate these germs o
immortal happiness Aud our reward shall be
signalized by the pIaudtof the Saviour, "WeI don,
good aud faithful servant, enter thou into the joy
Of thy Lord T. A. II.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-13
" FIRE FIRE !"
by II. J. VERNON.

"0h, dear Mrs Thomson, have you heard of the
dreadful fire last night at the bottom of Mill
strpet?"
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SOTTH-wESTERN
SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
PXTklN RROTNERS.

bI3 Main Street, Louisville, ky.
TEE arm q Ryram Ptkin Co. consisting a. r. p By-
ram g. W. Pfkin. and II. W. Pigkin h tls Day dis
solved ~ Eu'aAl ecnssnt
The under gned having purel ssed the ENTIRE interest
H. r. bsram would nform their friends and the public
generaIy, thai they vii the SEED AND AGRI-
CULTURAL BUSINESS under the name and styss u
fs8tk tn HEetness.
fhankfn r the patronage hsretoare received we hope
70 merit lts oonlinnAace g. W PfTKEN,
Nv PffKis.
LoCsTuLE. KT.. JAY l, iscs. 1yls
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

a. - YOUR BoRStS.
"a jHncsa Ne n south c0lcgs 81
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The Annual State Fair.

I nc AIIUWdI GGdGE Z ar,
V'HE PSir Of the I, NSEssEE sTAIS AsEIorL
TURAL BUREAU viii b. held the Fair Grounds
near Nashville conn eneing
MONDAY, he 18th Day Of October next
and continuing during the liberal list premiums
Is offered. AID Omretton desired in all the different
bran he's OF Agricultural Mechanical and Household In
dust'y N domestic Anir The premium list
list Ju igrs, and he general guaons % the FAIR
be pub shed IN pamphlvi firm can be prepared
and forwarded to those desiring copies.
This general notice intended tn advise the farm
mechanics OF The State 5 the and place Of the Fair to
them that the rents, he Barezu oWn
Erou d. for the accommodation Of exhibitors visitors
viii be the best prepared similar occasion this
State and the premium lisa liberal
By order Of the bureau. X. g EASTMAN.
JuNl5 Secretary.
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WHEELING.
PITrsBURG
DINKIKK.
BUFFALO and

To al the Eastern cres-
Three daily Eastern Trains At 10 A n, and sP n.
TiRrT fRAiN-Cleveiand, Pttshurg fteub-nvile and
wheeling. LEh1ing kxpssss saxcs cnunst ~ o'clock
nr an The Rastern cties siso Detroit sia C-velaDa
sprinrheid wiinfton, crcleye tanrasser ard Ines
vide chHscehs ard kthens las stars hers q en-
pnau ssd &c uhus a osssnd MorF0E. xsnia and Lon
ddn oaF.
AcOND TRAM Cleveland Psss.burx and whesslnr n.
prrs Nah issres Cscnnat 10 o'clock A. ~ via Clsve-
4nd 'sburF and Wheerg. for a he Eastern css This
rsin steps al ell Ne poEs bctvssn cneinnsi and c0un
has
THIRD TKAiN-Aecnumodstion, Leaves Cs3rinnafi al
so gieoea -. fpEBgazid, wnnir gton. Crcsyils
snd aFctster. ca uicolfe and Hikbcronsh. Thh
Etora a. Al iots BET nffnnat and ep lrrhsid
FOUkTHT RAIS-clsvefs ~ snd Pistrbu Ssht Express
leaves cncrnati ooek, via Cleveland AID Pifts-
r al n kssern etes. Thls steps All points
belaeen Cncianati and Cosumb1s
0ne Train sunday - o'rlock p ~, for Ccuubus.
frsias b. Coiunbas rns-T Minutes hsier han Gin
dnnzL
Fare a. Leo 90 by any other Route.
YOR THROUGH TickkTa
kna 81 information please plF he ooes No Barnet
HsaHe sseons doar West 81 Wis street. Ne III Gibson
Houss Ralax ana old ece sontheasi sorner q broad
usy street opposite Speneer Hoass, ne
Eastern gLlriae Miami Depot, Easi frenf .ireet
0gcs Aesrs fons ~ a ~. nafa - y. ~
W sfRAnRR Cen 4ArI
THE 0HNIBCs LINE
Cam Or Rassensers an Ne pEcPal HatE 81 each ana
every sn ~ leaving decteRs a. ether a Ne shsEe
go. IN al - ~ $685. Il an u.rfs al ks ly wfi-
s.s An lusg1T1 ~ ,. auoGtkS con4acisf.
Il
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APH-

TT'HE Augusta Atlanta Nashville Telegraph Line Is now
working through 10 augusta, Ca where it connects
with other Lines running North, Fast and south. The line
is now in good repair through from Nashville to Augusta
and keep 1t in utnre. We shall e deayor TO
put ali bus for this Line through in the shortest tmS
possible expect able give general satisfaction.
uay5-a c. @. CLUTE sup't-
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A WBR0fYPfs xsre sIafrodE1sf" IA kashTils
n ~ A. LARCOABS
AmerotyPes made ncuh-re ese ia Nashville than ~
TIE Anbfotype Rooms No ~ College 81.
AmoEeSyPes made up"n double plate giass hesmst
eay seAsa and has protected assnst al posab5 81 in-
larT
Ancrotsps coaHserfsils made en- angs giass. not
sealed aad dnrAhs ordinary aaEueFfee1ype
Am6rotspes nansl - ne inssnisF 70 dsli1Euh
thsm om all ether pletarea Other eorrov the nns,
ana spPy 70 lneFier pitsrs shieh iAcks ~ mAln
pssBh q - Anstvere-teus and durakay. s&n
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NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad.
Al


RRIvAL and Departures Of Passenger rsins To take
II effect and after saturday, juno 71st, 1885
Day Passenger Trans leaves Nashville % o'clock Ar
irving At Cha tenooga % oock NJ Night Passenger
rIsips leave Nashville at p NJ, arriving at Chattanooga
al 4 90 A N.
lay Passenger Train leaves Chattanooga at GAM Ar
irving at Nashville $50 p NJ Night Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga at 915P NJ. Arris ng at Nashvle s45 NJ
II. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
NASHVILLE June 2tst. 1850
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WFAE! WFAIl
TUST received 800 bushels Of fre-h Meal. At
QUICK MEAD co,
iuneS0 No. II nth College e.
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Eyer PEARL. PnEslDssr. r. GePEARE. o4zurss.
The City Bank,

- NASHVILLE, TEHkEhSkA
DRALe an COIN EXCHANGE, aud hAcUkiftRs-
q y ~ - eIAEDDe pEfoeITa ~
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A CARD.

AM anufacturing daily m, ECApse Stove Foundry
l in this city good assortment OF STOVES AND hOL
LOWWARt viz: ovens Pots SEilets Lids Sad-Irons
and Androns OF different patterns for the wholesale and
tail trade, at small profit
Also Tin Copper Sheet Iron Ware ofhe best quAhy,
al lev figures ew fLe chan Der Of Brittania War
and M. Refrigerator, hand for sale low.
Particular attention psG to Roofing anu Gut ering win
Tin or Copper
Old Copper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
exchange for my manufactures.
H.. DORIS,
BSO-6m No. 6 College st , near Church st
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RATES OF FREIGHT

ha rs Of FREIGHT
~ - - -
FR0MCHARLEsTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
roTAKE
On and after the First of June.
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and
Hats; Liquors, lie, 4c., In bottles; Camphine and
Spirits Turpentine, in bbls.; Carpeiing, China Glass
and Glassware, Cigars in Clocks Conf ctiona-
res, Cotton CArds Cutlery, IN cases, boxes.
Dry Goods in boxes and bates; Drugs Fruitr Fruit
Trees and Shrubher,, Furs, Garden Seeds, looking
Glasses and Looking Glass Plate, Cat owners risEl
ware, Tea; and Spice, pr 100 lbs, from list Deem
anu nom ISL June 70 ISL Decemoe lbs
SECOND CLASS
Hardware except such as l. specified First and Third
class; Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liquors, in
bbls-, and pipes; Tobacco 10 boxes LEATHER in rolls
and boxes; Oils. in bbls. and casks; Croekery aud
oueensware in crates and casks; Rice, whiting,
Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper, per 100 lbs 81 90
THIRD CLASS.
Axes shoVe's, Spades Sad Irons, Zinc and Tin in pigs;
Tn-plate, Auvils, Vices, casks Of Chains and hoes,
MANILA and Cotton Cor'lsge, Coffee, heavy Castings
Mill Gearing, Railroad whee.s and Axles Chairs and
Spikes, and Resin in bbs per 100 lbs ......... 50
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other Fight articles
not enumerated; also, Ca boys Of Acids or other
Chemicals, will be charged BY actual weight,
double First Glass Rates, per 100 ss50
The rates the from Charleston and saSapnah to
Stevenson and 81 stations this side as to Nashville
Overcharges where they evidently exist be corrected
oy the NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad and paid BY
Treasurer upon proper certificate from the gent delivering
The Roas will not pay for hid zen damages or injury 10
contents OF boxes packages when
Of damage exists
No claim for damages viii he considered unless Aecorpa
MED with receipt showing the goods been in good
vannah.
In case Of short goods the Roads require 80 days
animation OF The hne not found BY the expiration Of that
n be to bntr
claim sns Dr. considered or goods sought for uJss receipts
are exhibited as evidence Of shipment
No goods will be delivered an charges are maid and
receipt gwen by the eonsignSes or their agents.
The Agents Of the ~ C. r. under heavy bonds 10
the company; and al freight bills the Agents ndi-
viduay therefore freight bills must be paid full
eSmahons for over charges, damages &C. be paid By
me treasure only upon certificate Of the Agent And
thorty o. the Superintendent
mayi5 HI. ANDERSON, sup't.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
ITCKETs to the following points may be had at the depo,
Express Notice.
ESISsa E5zsEzi Ekzz Vii
sSsssssS s<SSSSsTssS s,iIsS;z - -: III
MEMPHIS AND CdARI EsTnN KAILknAn

TIVE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY " have made ar
engagements with the sho Railroad for Daily Express
Line ant prepared receive and forward Freight
Packages, &C. BY Passenger Trains Huntsve Decatur
Tuscumbta and intermediate stations the NJ O. and N
4 @, Railroads email Packag reduced rates.
81 Messengers leave Nashville daily at O'Clock AN
~ Freights TO be ed by Express will be called
or without extra charge. [suIO-nl A. K HOLT Agent.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. 10 SI4IPPERS,
RY Saw nnah In Nashville

A the NASHVILLE and Chattanooga Railroad Company
II have ned and reminded the Central Railroad Com.
ranies Of &c rRia Of their does not
TO have been noticed recognised the bills Of
that Company, recently distributed in city We take
ts method % informing The Merchants and Shippers By
tht The rate will be 81 IS for TOO lbs on nrss class
goods and not 81 IS the grand bills represent; 81
the through st goods nom the sea-
ward 10 Nashville but 10 beet the variation OF 10 cts
I'D tie al IN sumner, and deduetiod % 10 pei 100
Winter hich makes the per advertisement
tls3 FROM June to December AID 81. from Dec 10 June
II. AEDt RS0N,
juneU Superintendent.
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TAMESP NJ u AL6iA Loud eert4 cure Tor Nel-
u rslEia Eh~amatisn, Lea, Pains, &C.
This medicine has hsrn bat -trl tutre31ced nto Mash
vile but has already acg1i "a great rep ttai3n
The lon shs n@en n. ~ a., eertif e mai BE vas
ATTACKED xifh ir saacfy Rhrumtts- sna BAD Ne srr-
vices o. too FaJ tans 10 e6erded hn noscL he Sas
unabe ~ urn hima bed shsn iks poserfal iniment
cErea HIN sntires 81 Ths fsct u oeFsh d % ~
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