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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-26

New Posr OFFICE.-A new post office
has been established in Addison County, call
cd Wsst .49disoa. Wheeler French ,. an.
pointed Post Master.
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"A Correspondent AT Allegheny (tv.
Pa, under date of April l., writes as fol-
lows -
a most unnatural flood even for our ca
PRECIOUS waters is now carving away mills.
dams, bridges, lumber, and whatever comes
within .hc reach of its wide spreading arms.
The snow has been very deep. and the cold
similar to Northern Vermont, but the Ice hal
all disappeared by the warmth of the sun be
fore the rains came which have SO swollen
our streams: otherwise nothing would remain
to indicate that the Allegheny and its trihu-
tares form a highway for the transportation
of more lumber aud iron than, | had almost
said, any other river in the Union, but that
mi .ht be one figure too high.
THE KANSAS DEHAIE.-Thc Washington
Union remarks with regard to Judge Cola
mers Kansas speech in the Senate on Fri
dav
Mr.. COllamer Of Vermont occupied two
and half hours Yesterday in finishing his
argument on the Kansas question. His man
ncr continued to he courteous and digntied,
with an occasional episode of was.ery. to the
close and We must say that, while we dis
sent totally from his conclusions as well as
many Of his facts. he showed that he had in
vestiyated the subj jet with great labor. Ills
leading object. Yesterday, was to meet the
position of Judge Douglas. that, if it be adj
mitted that there were frauds in the several
districts in Kansas in which Gov. Rtcder
withheld certificates. still that he gave GER
tiiicatcs to a large majority. which con>titu-
ted the legislature valid body. Mr. Cola
mcr undertook, by a detailed reference to the
documents, to prove tina. illegal votes were
given in several other districts besides TIE
seven in which certificates were withheld.
! - II Kansas had not turr ed up, as Il Goiscnd
to the Abolition>ts. they would have made Just us
much noise about something else. All the Pro-
Slavery Papers.
The truth Of the above lies, as Capt Buns
by would say, Tin the application Of it," Now,
if by the above. these papers mean to say
that the Republican party as a set of faction
ISIS enucdvOt 10 make more out OF tne Nan
sas question than the circumstances of the
case require, or that in default of this ques-
ton they would seek some other for the pur-
pose Of carrying their points. or secur-
ing the ends of party without regard to
principle; then these papers give utterance
to an untruth none the less infamous because
it is bold faced, and none the less simple by
being so often repeated. But if these papers
mean only to say that if the Republicans had
not Kansas they might find enough else back
Of, and underlying this question, to sufficient
lv blacken the present administration, and
enough to arouse the attention of Northern
ireemen to the constant aggressions Of the
slave power, then do they, in the above, give
utterance to great truth, and with far more
honesty than is usual with them. The az
gressions Of Slavery have been quite too fire.
quent and too numerous Of late years to rem
der any particular act necessary to bring out
the present Northern sentiment as against the
peculiar institution. Rmland Herald.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-26

Merchants and others visiting Boston
will do we'll to notice the card list advertised
n &c days paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-26

VIII receive no attention. Marriages. Death,
Items II News &C., should ALWAYS be acc,mpa,ief
hv some resp"ii>ible hume. Obituaries Of more
than tive Lies will be inserted ct Ike saline p:ce ~
advertisements.
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etc Californian.
ST. JOHNSBURY, APRIL 10, 1856.
SPECIALN NOTICES.
NoTICE9

'. .. PALMER il authorized 70 receive Alver-
'i:tian'' and Subscriptions al his Office. in Boston
New ORR. and Philadelphia.
). u. PETTENLIIL 4 co. are authorized 70 lo
:!!e same in Boston and Ecw-lorh
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Call for the Republican Convention

TMe P.opl. "t he United M,,t.s:
The People OF the United States without regard
t. past polit.ca. differences divisions who are OBJ
posed to the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, t.
the policy Of the present Administration 10 the ex-
tension Of Slavery into the Territories in favor of
the admission ol Kansas rs Il tree State an,! of re
storing the action of the Federal Government to the
principles Of Washington and Jefferson are invited
by Tie National Committee. appointed bv the Pitts
burg Convention of the 22d of February, 1856, I,
send from each State three delegates from every
Congressional district and six delegates at large 10
meet in PHILADELPHIA, on the s.rtntt.nM dayot
J"ae merit, for the purpose Of recommending candi-
dates 10 he supported for the office Of President and
Vice President Of the United States.
f. ID MORGAN New York. FRAHCIs p 81 AIR. MARYLAND
"u> NILES: Connecticut, Dawn WIIMoI. Pcn!syi, AHA
4 T. STONE. Onto, WM tHa>E. x Island.
J"H> H. iioopEI'H II. Mass, tiEoW'.E RYE. Virginia.
AR>kR X IIMI"wrII. Ne. Z : LIN Ann Illinois,
CuAELES DICKEY. Michigan, GEORGE {; F'".,., H.
4. J SIEvENS. Iowa t"HAfIIrS Coz California
I,WEE>,r BRAIN fKu. VI. Wv t..o>E I,iitila
>Po,,HIR i>cuIi,!n e VI 4 PitIl Irrs..,
ID WUIIiNS. Delaware. JuH> q. EEk. kcitu,kv.
JiMES Et.rAiH Missouri. LEW, tIrrHa>Y. DIST If Co.
NatpI!i. CulI:I.ittcc.
Washington. March ~. 1876.
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Sob Printing.

We are no" prepared to execute nearly all kinds
Of Printing used in the country-PLAlNand OExA-
ME>TAL,--:n the VERY ELsr STYLE und at LOW
EArEs Merchants and Others who desire BILL
HEADS or CIRCULARS ofany kind printed in neat
stye- may rely upon entire satisfaction.
Orders sent Us viii BE promptly attended to.
RAND. STONE 4 co.
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j., hcd yULC MARY CUMNUNI, Ariny. from, n,
'"tSW lie country upon m"tt.rs n nter..t. Item
" NLws. N pa'tt' uiar. V'W be MonifuLy re,.it.d
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-26

About twenty delegates to the National
Squatter Sovereign Convention, to be held
in Cincinnati in June, have already arrived
o Washington from ,he Western States.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-13
New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
keep the Head ana Rect GOVered.3
NtTIHSS OF Wheeling end vieinityThIs old maxim
- health reminds that it not be anisS call yo
attention TO Fall and Winter Of boots, Shoes ats
Caps, Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks Market
and Monroe streets where you will Hd variety
low prices
Very than:a for liberal patronage received since
coming amongst respectfully solicit all
exaEine stock 1t viii be pleasure to and wait
you) thus uniting labor with rest that give their
spring health, and to this adding industry and economy
may have health.
Ladies' if SOU purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Hunaets, sure,
Cali Mt the old Post Oiice, Oppostte the AcLure.
Gentlemen, HSou |lsh to purchase fashionable Cap
Hat,
Can at the above place where you VIII Eet-thAt
Remember the old Post Office corner.
To Country Merchants Goods dspose Of at
low prices.
oc19 Ri WATSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-13
MEDICAL MI; i


Prof Woods q 51sis
RESTORATIVE g nov for The hTst
III introduced the ettiEzns Ndsf3
Monroe street which Is the only invented
tl1tEt eetlfay restore the hairs
the Original color o youth, fpht dYinFs the bald
atf the hatr from tiitg
de rfepaFafisls Of
GFeFelt p6ie the
heautiLoI atttsle
only q Al
ted TO eau 81 the Depot the tsstinGalso ladies'
Gnd high reputation IN the South and Vest
where Il was tRFeIEi,
% the saseiSh Senator, o.
Illineie-
C1HLYLE, NJ, june s.; 1873 81
hays used PsoE o. s Voati Restorative and
haZs admired the wonderful eject Ny hair becoming
- thought preulatttrey Erey, lis Heso=
Il has ite otaai eo9r. and have doubt
permanently &c.
Sidney BRES5E,
Ex-senator oCEas United States
Pref Woods Oriental GSnunfFye sE.TuInieIsf.
Eminent y the
come OF the most DISEASES with Nhte il SOUR lot
GoeoptSnd, tgr instance, tF1nt1to9t or tie tsPs d
-4otcstR BTa thorough eontnred application
oyer the region ct the Affected ofS,
wise formidable diseases dsare Of
hat partieaaiy among children, and thars
ands OF inOteFSt they allowed HoGld
the eoqueneS OF feeling aRectfo er united es-
iony 70 c fact that II had matched their children
the yer jaws OF DEATH and former
heSltf and beauty. Aatu II win be found powerful
larry In renewing what e generally
nal Y otserv!se, this found useful
Market st, st. Louis: 800
For sale Wholesale aud retail in Wheeling by
J. D. VOWELL1 Monroe ST., and
T. n. LOGAN Z co.,
M4rsa17 Bridge eornrr
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MISCEIIs NEOJTS! ! J
nlIs1s. 4 Z r q s NIX FAIltrSs
Marsha Wayman
NucLEslIaslT9 Egr3It. DEiEI1ss y
BOOTS AND SHOES
~ ma otD9 sra or ;, \, .sfAEslLl
No. So Monroe St.


p0nTS ii NIn CInES
OWLS AENg Sf1OES
yS S111s Va
T--Srls NJ - r1JSEl ON .s,B r6ss1 - ssJs
nov resIEss nom our EASTERN rsruEsCtursrs
ll F ever she'd "a DIS 9s4t
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80 Pe'FS sA4I "tcsaHSI
=. II
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St =. low lGlSe eE9sts1s.
80, -. , SOS 4tHDf9g ~ hAoeANs-
~ Puts DeE > ttsek ptoSsnsi
*, up
W Sonth's KIP
w taieH
koAss BoStSs
S1v PatfA noSS' talcG hootsS
kyP
80 cat alt. -
IS9 PAIRS Soatnss eali poetss
KIP
.1nleS
HoaANfs NRAH.
so patEs WeEaan's CATERS, an eUtoFsS
600 walking SHOES;
go morocco 6usStns;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-13

CORA and the Doctor;
Y Scenes in the Practice of New York Surgeon;
The Hearth Stone, by Saml. OagOod;
The Hidden Path, by Marion EIarIanl;
The School OF Life, by Anua MARY Howett;
The Poetry and Mystery of Dreams Chss .. Leland
The Slave of the Lamp, by VIM. North;
which, the Right the Lefs
The News BoT;
Wolfrrts Roost, by Washington irving;
HcroineA Of History, BY Mary z. Hewert;
The Wrinkles. or the Merry HCnornanIacS:
Life among the MurmOns;
Rogers Treasures OF English Words.
Together with large assortment of the best the
various departments of Literature.
For sais by JOHN H. THOMPSON
oclS It
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cop17hRrE h1RRARY EDITION

In Ave very large octave volumes with Porrut0a ,,
OF Charles Dickens, containing the reading matter
the Illustrated Edition, and comprising over four thond
very large doube eoiumncd pages, handsomely printed ra
VOLUME contains PIckRicL paDers and Od r,,l,.,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-13
HATS AND CAPS.


I'VE have this day receive cfhe nesand
w tIfnIassOrmenlso of Hats and Caps brought
markets.
It comprises In part the following kinds:
Gents Nc. Sk Aoiesin Hats, Light and elastic
the best hatters East and in strict accordance with
dcEs; Gents dne white and black beaver,
kuo| Nothing and Wide Hats. white and black Soft Pur ad
Wool Hats OF every color, quality and price.
Caps Of every description the styles,
such the Sevada, Know Nothing Pyrenese, Pyramid,
madam, Russian, English Washington, and Consolidation
Caps and all other kinds In abundance which Will be sold
this community.
Cidren's Hats and Caps Of all just received from
the most fa Ehionabe houses in New York.
Carpet h :, Pnrs and Gloves always hand.
All persons to
anime magnificent Stock Goods before purchasing
elsewhere, feel confident please
fasttdinuS.
Nothing viii be wanting part and aceOmmo-
date numerous patrons.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
II wish thing way Hats aud Caps just give
call, will guarantee that will sell YOU goods as
low they be got where this side of Philadelphia
and on the most favorable
nv7 s. n HARPER & SON
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The Sreat aud Important evrnts-I slgious Po,,,,.,
these Puhlcafsofs an Interest and value thai ts sv'
fore possessed Try oeepy the middle ground SciSs ~
nors Of te newspaper ana The yondeISus done '1 Y l1I
rian written long 9rF the living Interest In the facts ~
the East occupies large space In their nageS NJ SA
Is closely criticized, whether offrieh or Orfo % r.
It's shortcomings feaTlcasty polluted The letter, 80 ~
CRIAFA and IRON the BALTIC in BaekwOods Msvs,es'
from tSo Of ltS most popular itrbutor' give more i
ligCEcnts than eat elsewhere be found. W.
parties OF Great Britain-hiS Tory and ,pC1
politics forms only one feature nfthtir character AZ Or
IS and Religion they stand as they have o Aorl
led In the world Of letters being considered indsnnssI
reader Of every class they furnish correct
factory record Of The current Of literature me sy %
out the Totd, thn can possibly e obtained lrOa any os
EARLY COPIES.
The re1cpt o. ADVANCE SlIEETS from the NFltish ~
Ehcra give additional ValuG these Reprints, especiaN
ring the present exciting state Of Euroean sdEs iuE
AZ taey now can be Placed in the hand. q The subeOsr
49, : - '''' TERMS.
-. 70 per ann.
For any two Of the four RevieWs... EG
For any three Of the four Reviews, An
ForHackwood,s Magazine. Observation-Disclosures. az
For lakewood and lree Reviews.
ROr lakewood and the four Reviews. iSs:
Payments to Be nads in all eases in adrancs
Honey current IN the4StGte tc7ere issued
teiiif6e receipeR as par.
CLUBBING.
discount o. twenty five per cent from the above pr,
will be allowed TO clubs ordering direct from L. sco O.
four copies Of any Of the works Tbu
Four copies Of BackWood Review will be srp,,
address $780, four copies Of the four Review Az
Lakewood for $50; and on
POSTAGE.
In al the principal rises and Towns, these E !,
delivered Free of RostREc. When sent BY mail Ii.
the Postage to any part The uned State. wa be bu,
Twenty Four Gents year for 'BlackvoOd, and la
Fourteen Gents year for each of the Bsvisvs
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CFTHIT 4,

SETTLE
|INS ACCOUNT OF change firm, persons In
" debteI to the Subscribers their Store,
nes; requested be ready
BY cash otherwise and all persons having
against the 6F Will present the foF Liquidation.
MCCLALLES5 4 KNOX.
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EMBELLISHMENTS
Mol. sprigg House Emporium!s

sSs-+-zssz=5.-z-z
Mol sprtgg House Emporiunlt
CLOTHS, c4ssL1EERRs s ERsTMGs.
being abe 10 ssy .aty old erstonaers
and sae fAShtepRhi eoHnnnis that Ihays Just returned
4ses S 1ey als been ate 70
Rranee ard TIE old and taE-
ing Rpsp4st With The ssles ef Common Clothing Gives me
E1ofs toS and time 70 attend 70 the Of my
ssosS1s n tie fashionable Ny stock con-
BLACK, BROWN GREEN BLUE, OLIVE AND
DAHLlAEGLQTHsss
Asoza sd Wool shades and eoiors
BesasA1tas and GfaSs eIoths
freee and American Casstnaeres also Ducks Lin.
en- DelniaKa &C. tot making Pants.
A. testtngs have the 6eAttfrf selection ever
loosed g y any Al make
M H1sLL ssrvsss the coming Reasou I
se certain IN saying clothes than
41y ho1ss &c the usdntans.
the above have beautiful assortment
s9essnE o CtsthY Cashmere, G9shraerett Boubazire
linen Drahs and Ptan Linen, Frock DreSEand bus
Tests and made RashionA-
s4e enflsSas9nahte Goods
Gloves ard SasRen4egs. . sssiiT -ss-'.
n great variety so,every other article suitable
1ef cqGqp9ett1y -
Al above named artIcles together with many athers
eaA Dc Ioaad tlnE atore, No. 12pTgg House.
sse21I IN and take look and much 0blgs yours
erode -s2 sssEs5tr t = 55fosh-
NOTICE-EXTRA.- lse'Ys55
haze small stock Of Common Clothing win dis
ResS Of a. lessIt my Spring.
naE41 INK 5sss#2s- s. RICE.
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Payments to Be made in cases in adronce
Money current IN hegState ietere issuel
Ecill6e reeeirea as par.
CIURRTNG
The farmers Guide,

TO SCIENTIFIC AND PR4C1YCIL lG
RICL'LTJTRE.
By Henry sTaPHERs, ?. n s., af HlinburEh and the late
p SoroS, Professor NJ Sceninc Agriculture Ia Yale Col
lege New Haven. eVns. Royal octs Vo 1879 pages aud
numerous Wood and Slrcl EngrayInEs.
This s, conIesscdy, the most complete work on Arrs.
ture published, and In order give it wider tu,
tion the publishers have resolved to reduce rricr 10
FIVE DOLLARS FOR THE TWO voLFMRs
When sent by mail (ostPai California cson ths
price MI be IS To every other part OF the Union and Cat
ada lpost-paid) 20. 81 ZEis r0yG Is the old aoE q
ReIttances tar any of the above nnlleatnn. shnan NJ
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sep5 sicCLALLENs, KNOX s CO.
HOUSE FJRNISHING GOODS.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
NE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
4 Housekeeping Goods OF R. 3. wooDs respectfully
forms the public that he vii continue old
stand and IS now EePlenahns the stock and adding thereto
an assortment of VARIETIES and will keep
ALEATA, BRIrASS1A, JARNSSEp, EsANELxD, RL0cK Tx,
WILLOW AND Wooden KINDS, IA
BIZ CuTLERY, WATERS TR4Ts,
H4NPEES ASD RAsXETs,
taRcy and common; also SOAps,
Nan Rrushes Pocket BooEs POrOnnaes, and Psrfurery
of various kinds.
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illustrated Edition in IL Vols.
This edition Y printed very thick white para,
and Is PTonsely Illustrated, with all the original ura'
original London edition. copper steel and Wood Fab
volume contains novel complete, aud may he had in ,
scpar1teiv, as Eoloyrs ~ - -
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BLACK. .1l6oIEls. EaREEN. nLuE, OLIVE AND

NOTICElEsXTR G.fsa
4haye small stock Of Common Clothing dis
pee OF a cost gver lessEt0 1as my Spring
rnfd q p1rp .
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Mammoth Hat store.

Cummings Works.
CUMMINGS on the Apocalypse, Est, I'd & Sd series:
" the seven Churches,
Family Prayers, 2vuls
's SIgas Of the Times;
Minor Works, LIST, I'd and 81 series:
The Church before the Flood;
The Tent and Altar;
The Eaily Life;
- The Blessed Life; =
- Voices Of the Day; =-s5-
q Voices Of the Might;
Voices Of the Dead;
Notes on Genesis, Exodus Leyitiers Daniel
Parallels, Miracles, ST. Matthew a RFrfTIS NJ
Juaals '--NF-,tt g 'ey' wupy ppn
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Z4xssvnLA oulo.

IHr. .EB Ho4dsrsmisG. =
pEAE SiH:-I have been afflicted for three years
with Rheumatism my back, last months
able to get my bed without help and your agent
city insisted trying bottle of Chang Fhu LEnment
effect il would have;
able get my di-
Guilty 1t has been abessng to just
you will be well pleased.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-13

best quality.
Also great variety not here enumerated, which viii
sen either Wholesale or rrsa, the accommodating
terms.
Merchants wiz ind thsir decided advantage call
and examine stock before making Fan winter
purclasss. nE9 MARSH 4 M-AHAiAN
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II SCOTIA CO. New York, continue to pull,sA A.,
LIE loving leading British Periodicals, ys: We 0l
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= - - alNSOH HLISQS,
I0LIS Green Oh 61oth and Pa
per window Blinds, great variety. ~ y{s ffGt
nsss s. 'e's y WIFE Ess 81 ssF Saiss 4.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-03-13

BLAokwooDls EpINBURe MAeAz!xE.
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Gentlemen are respectful invited to eau and examine
the sign Of the Big Red Boot.
apS 80 -. AcCLALLESS Z KNOX
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY Cconselr,,I,.
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NEW BOOhS. -
T EwIS' AMERICAN SPoRTsSLkS;
IL. WhiIney's Metallic Wealth;
Bancrofts Hist, Cnitei States, Sth volume:
.- Laud Of the SarRcen, by Bayard Taylor;
Nelly Bracken; What Not;
Barnums AItoblographS;
May and December, by Ars. Hubback;
PulEe Doin2E, by TX MafvsI; rt-tfza
You Have Heard of them:
Poems Of the Orient, by Bayard Taylor. :;
jants wIInr pPortrrp
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency ofw g. swY
MER, No. Il Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-17
NEW SERIES. mo. 27l
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Lands and Lots for Sale.

Il > ACRES Of Valuable Land ea hoth .id~. Al a
n \ NashEie and Chattanooga Railroad Is miles fro
NASHVILLE, on which depot has been recently ecated waR
improved good water, good SO With fair proportion sf
store and residence. EheT side Of read or As wha
will Be sold g suif purchasers.
sex ACRES, mile from the town Of Franklin 4.
Williamson county the Liberty road ms aast
the Tennessee and Alabama RsirOad lee Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has on Il comfortable Dwelling Houss
lasting Springs, and Is pro5u1ve soil-satabe for suE
purchasers. -
16ACREs mostly sbersd part efths Brsasvood Tract,
on the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 81 miles eoutA II
Nashville soil Of excellent quality, admirably adapted e
the purposes Of Vineyard Nursery, Market GARDEN.
10Y ACRES on the Gallztin Turnpike road, SH mfls
from Nashville, between Sta and Aedge; would make
business man IN town convenient and eonfOr0bs eoan
resid nee.
800 ACRES both sides Of the Nashville aad Norsh
Western Rer ad II miles Nashville Big HArpetk
River and miles east OF Kingston Springs lSe Acres clear
ed-baanee we'll tmbered-goOd soh and water and
ortabe improvements.
52K AIRES, well improved, Z niles ron Nashville On
the Mill Creek Valley Pike, and the N. r r. ssi
o. good quality good Dwelling, nns yOuDE Orchard sad In
q very good ne ghboThood. 2
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lets miles North Of NasA-
Vile nesr the Whites Greek Turnpiks read 6sas.
nfal building lot
LOTS OF size FROM 50 feet to IS Aeres en- sAs Bus.
VISTA Turnpike road from 20 miles Of NAshVills With
without Timber, convenient 70 Busna Vista sprinta
10 LOIS in the corporation Of Nashville near WD.on'B
Springs seVerS the franklin TuFnpks road; several
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala r. several on and ha
west OF Capitol tin near the corporation line
PRICES Low W-TERMS LIBERAL. Those vAo via n
apl0-n & NJ NANcR
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FItEE sIDE C.mFOtTS.

EIKE SIDE CSm FORTS.
UST received direct from Philadelphia and viii Be sold
81 for = small advance upon Easte n prices
FINE CUT STEEL FIRE IRONS;
American Fire Irons Of best quality;
do DO brass
POlishsd Steel tire Standards, 9Th Marble Slabs;
BrouEsd Fire standards, various patterns,
POkers and ovsls separate;
Hearth brushss fessheg Dastsr' Dust Pans, &e.
oc8 MACKkNLIE 4 WILSON.
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HUI. DOUGLA
W MOAESALE DEALEh,


Nashville, Team.
AM arranging for sale perfectly stock e eoods -
the large Ware Rooms sfll B. Douglas, situated fss
steps btl0W The Nashville Inn Let.
This esabraees American and imported DRY GOODS
large assorfments sA LII NARks great varsity aa6
al No. Asscrtue1t 81
Hats. Roots, Sh ses. Brognns &c.
All Of which vii sell a. less thaA hArkst vAlne uth tAs
view o. closing TIE snrs stck befora rsmoVipg the
foTmer stand
Retail Dealers nsst staiy Fsqusstsd 70 sEaBina
this Sock and assured hat hey nahs nonsy ~
dong angie