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II ERO5ENE OIL


IN EXPLOSIVE.
Se,uhED BY PATENTS.
Important 10 heads OF depa trustees OF hospitals,
ayurs pEscas, .ctoos c,letss, churches railroad COM
paies Iacofiss ship ship supply Of
country resasncss psopeos Of watering PAGES and boel
keeuera.
unaeuSned save the honor thai the Ksro-
on Oopsny ~ CREST labor and have
cd n enre. rsncvirg he unpleasant
wAoU njrry ioit, illuminating qusliue& The advantages
possested by Tie kerosene OH
lat. The Intensity Of the. .ghi produced
I'd. II rot explosive.
"a. !. win REMAIN hud wheni bes, sperm oil mas
geAled
f,s urrvAied ecopcmy-Alo worth kerosese OIL giving
= och Ignt 20 81 rapereedr S13 Of whaeS& Al q
sperm op-or $40 OF btrpin. tutd.
InsurHree companies Auo~ 10 be used without additional
prenlpm.
The kerosene burner III rise and h wick be adop led
at p2h expense, the MECHANICAL eAcel vclAr astral.
csmshepe and web5s pSent lamps, any
nsp,S candleeck and cnADdeef, enabling tho con-
kerossne OIL nj 81 gallon, afordng double
he light " he obtained from rspeseed OIL A u 80,
run spesm oil, NJ 3225
Rerosene iLbc.u OIL equal 10 nudy 70 the best sperm
OIL possessing great advan Of conEeang NJ low
temperature. Ibis CA also be burned in AL hs Ordinary
mechanical and hsnd lamp tucud0g bowsprit Aad
signal niers and Gves light han Sperm whale Lard
ell AUSTRN6
New York.
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TcoR sALR-Ar HunrIEaIoN; LONG ISLAND, TIE
kc~ss Iessy cottage Fye; BAN ana ohsr out build
~ ~ nA ont with eysrrreenA fruit trees shrubs flows
a. hrapnr e "a most desirable residences IL The VII
erpd ard porsage For further payucuara squire Dup
b pROTTfkR NO. Walden Jane; or Off q. sAMMJ5 ard
jReg,F IT, COULD O. gort;ngos Long Is,spe, syesx.oYa
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY II, 1856.
SHIPPING.

H,oA L,ysspoot--uNifsD sfAfss NAIL sTaks.
ship hALflI, Joz =. Ccssst1c6 slmms sdsr. VII de-
rAxt VIII he rxef htaes Ns 'ov su.cr. pssisvsv, O.
SATURDAY. June Il 4 NJ fsoD Der ss-s ass q osa-i
vhe shs, Of his NE have -provsd -ss-r arr ecnnsrt
mems, sle " eeoo hon ~Li he bsnks
porh q ~ seSrves ~ A Afer Ms u. ~ AugeaL
% et@or paas~fs nsHg sseg go -, n'esesaoss
Az s.s mus Pa,s Afeust ne Ps' eees; suy ess.rs rai
P.ssenssrs u pesse se bard Al n ssest NJ ne
saturday. Juss a
NNsg sEw Yonx sHp LTsss~ooL ryIrxD s>As1
Nsr neens ma shfts sen y ma 30 he -ss-
yhe BALIlC Opt Josrph opnseh-
The ADhtA7lC. Csvl gns - wsA
nee Aps AaviDs bs-n sa,s ~ ssarast ssyss@y iu -
sove.msn srvoA ,sycry A<s eesn Akss N Astr ec.
a<ceon - Aso N uet ssne& = lnsae nsrsoxh 3d Ased,
~ sy ssscGsosaous "a pssscsgsrs soseanled ~
Tres olpss.se so- Veg Yat . nvwgc,L = A. asla.
eloo, n eeDo4 do, Ee kxclssse a. ezra azs ~
rssns IRA Yrgu fAve<psu % ksv yesA. " sa1 70 gx
49, - sspereneed snxseoa Gaaehsd So e,p re
bertAs can be secures anf Delt for To shps AIS tn
bAso improved wsAcr txhf bulk heads spf svud daagg
rcm ice VII ma Guss Ne sssSs Aorsh 3 Il ssUsSsa - -
asr The ai " Auglnk : = ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-27

WEETH EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN
By means o. ben nnbtng specification 70 the gums BY Dr.
WILSON dentist, "a Bond street. This application Il
fecsy harmless In s effects simply arresnR the circulation
OF bond Aouud the TOOTH extracted for eoout half
Minute during Which limo tbere . no feeling.
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ASTROLOGY.

sTROLOGY.-M BRUCE TIE MYsrERtoUS Ellie ,
n lady, has returned TO the city has a natural gin 10
tel future events. AL who wish her call a.
Office 495 Broome street between Wooster aad Lsuren
"a. N. to Q p. M. Fee 80 CT. Is.
CyLAIRvoYANCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR, ITO sPR va
street, few dOOrs west of Broadway, the
discovered and cured cursbe the tae and whereAbous
absent friends made krown unerring advice business
and no charge unlesa saisded.
NLAIRvoYAN0E.-MRs HAYES. I76 GRANDsf ENC
~ between Broadway and Bowery, In the s.fu
medical and business carvoyan In America ExRmtc%
given day and evening respecting Sickness friend bu
finess. No charge, remeuoer itne Satisfied.
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EUROPEAN ADyERTIsENENTs.

TAMFs MARX WE'LL SPECIAL. WINE MERCHANT 10
her Msjey Queen Victoria ase proprietor Iboosons
South American Coffee House, hegs inform hts American
parons and friends visiting England that j. NJ, Of
cellars under j. ~ yssous private houses 10 Abeuare
cies ard tie wine and spirit business No corner of
ford and Albenarle Streets Pcc ady London Reereu
dish London,
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CU1ToN Oo.'s DISPATCH LINE FOR San FRANCIS.
~ co sailing regularly and positively or before he day nd
vcrdsed Clipper OF 1hurAday. 9Th juno The splendid
clipper ship b ,. HOXrE stark master fs loading
pier last river and win positively sail ss aoove THIS
any cenyeyance onerinx Shippers win please handin
their bills Of ading their sugsEemens are
pcted that hey sgned by The before The ing
Of shs ship BUTTON co., % South, corner wall street
Bfhe ships OF this line take no freight AFTER the adver
tired day preysnng delay shippers desrous Of landing
their cargo Ia ean Ffauctsco without detention.
VoR MEI.BOURNR, AUSTRALIA, DIRECT. TAKING
faeight for Sydney Geeopg ard Adelside.Mutual Lice
Positively the first vessel and 9eA ship The berth
Reekes sAip Of Dc 1t q Juue-7ho superb cfgre1 ship
BOSTON LIGHT e. Cr0we commander, viii ~ dispatched
on hondsy "a Of Jws 1as .hiP "a s,'rsme cpoer and
days. delivering Der cargo n complete order rre,ght
KAeed early, VIII be tsken a unusual low rate This ship
tAa elegant Recommendations for few Srst aid
caoiu pssseugers For freight sppv
pier 10 kse river. or 70 MAILER Lord OF sR&AU, Joe
Wan street.
IsssTs IoGs7. wsrnsIa Lord o., sxsas ., xs,Sourns
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DOR SAVANNAH AND rL0RIDA-UNIrED ST ATEs
T. Mail itne.-Ihs splendid steamer KNOxvILLR Cap
o. ID. Ludlow will leave Saturday, 81 from pier no
sc,,h rlysr A. o'cock n Btlisos saing aSned on
BosdwAy Through irke firm Ne yorx 10 Jacksoayle
$751; 20 Paka SS3 Steamers for Fsrds crous, az say
nab with the Eesmert from Kew York Tossasys and sAu
GAYS
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NNOR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURG-rHE UAi HD
states Mail Steamship ROANOKE ., Capt Thomas skin
ner, will leave the above "Wednesday, y
4oclS,k M from pier y North river She wl ard q
olnng Passengers for the South viii proceed drestl,
by the ea. Southern mail line 10 Charleston Augusta SAY
nsh no. Those for Riehmand Will arrive their desna ON
early Friday morning Trageers will hnd This the
so. Apply % tGDIxM FlEAsxHrs. % Bro.dwsv
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IN 1.rssrky. NY N, 1853
GRAND VOCAL Ann INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT or
Afs. = PArASfA,
assisted ~ he ynley,Sg krss who havs all in bs
kinsess uAprsr yoluaissrrs ibeir s.rYices:
NJ, 4. " aOrrrrfhLx,
~speF BaIGkOLr,
s,gssr BsDIAIl, AMI
Mr. Carl. WELS
C1psur,ar. ............sg Abi%s ard slg isuz0orni
Adsn 81 rslss be had o. l.. -. Dcscoroe I'D
Hroadssgf jones' HFnasIgs Gsaic stcreg, tho
% night - Inc Corcsr'.
psors cpsn :, Concert g. scnmsnce 1'cloek.
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ENon NRW ORLEANS AND HAVANA. THE UNITED
6tasss NAH nesmer CAHAwBA, Captain j: D. BuIlcch,
Tor the above pcre on Tuesday, NAY ~ st precisely,
bonn her pier No. H. Of Robinson street Freight
IL Park place
Notica hlla az ladfnx sfsuSd a66r NAarnar sAla
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CPDcIAL MEDICAL uorIcB-DR. n JOHNSON
~ removed 70 Id nsw ed siagan eane. ~ nroaAwNy
ncv asain resdy resve HE psusniA In uevardsof ssn
nate ga srTss s.iss = - lsa As sas.sa. .ssss
his pa1iepk rposes sun ABl persc HsepurAEnf ~
he sxsnsdssxy ~ su sa6d~aty vfses ~ cusl
paisuMses In NJ nys'uAole m~ed 90 vssias ~ 1sess
sunbus -lis hss tsn AavoeeAlr ,essd 20 a. isdiss-
suk)sc eel knosn oeeess srases srreSaoss sr~~-
ass specis rrega&rst~s arS sscucsuss rsas- "a -
meticAi sursrs re~meni On-venl~n rsuUs pc, ~
dnrips ~ t Cossnss e.rr 10 es-~.a 40
~ nsr. suSty e-pta~ssi a ce op~n r~m su 4. u 10
MEEK. q. JOHNSON, oEsrsipg Paysclsn
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MEDICAL.


NJ. LARMoNfn PANS AND LONDON MEDICAL
~ A1v1sag and nAsrsSe Guide; 30A edition. 70 pssoa
loo eloUsUkypeA r1Nstsnn0ns eoth. 81 I'VE - Mvos
ueed roDooa and shows Ne superoE7iy q ~ suAv IN
anA lu4rn 1oament II certain daaaee Aao
n, lnonl end general, fum and inAnW01aoD. IA
He al 0aAh dAoaeea A 81 Mercer Urool ooTDor a
kpsng opposite ST. Nieholas Hossl om 10 A. n. IN Ia he
evening. We repommsud d.. fAsmcnt totAo a6a-Ocof.
NJ dss psan upis, sAas zsfung.
m RALPH.-oFFIcKs Gas HOUSTON. MAJ Wooas
~ tsr Eoura % IL A. n, and 70 P. n Sundays
sycsp1d roY osrutAs containing ssthsg worth reading
speose two United sns1 vamps ard sddrsas boz $50 q
sn0o.
TolsfB m on ooH1uMPrIoH, Ac.
= Jos psss,.es,As g - ktSs 90 cs,sSna.4Ar..
popular usase 90 ~ secen neorant Novssss relative
~ y J. ybsssss, n D.
s..s ss1 E.sl .sSs.i nov.sas: l2lslsl 60 ills
sunpssa esl ss.ess IN y sasssd n - 1.hB~ -.
Rvuiy haffy sbcwh BE- po0s~sm Of ~ vatsabh '.
whsA ~ ~ szi-as sssApsss. usAs ssssnsh ess.s
Tss ssls UNi scossss, ers.n - nsnsA = ,ssss, a
- cenh yoss paA ~ 81, 3hAN co.. ~ 0Vas6 greet
nsv Tea. n en- psst q - s0Di~
pms, PLEA RsADER. sEwARE OF Enp /.
AL oualhed physicians know net piles cAnso, b.
tnisgnai reSsdiss and Are eompsied 70 siNP =
All rsspeeabie drusrsss
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TAMEs MAXWELL, LATE PROPRIETOR OF IB3 ..
sons Longs the Grafton and the London Hosls All H.
North and Souh American Coffee House, intern hs
American friends visiting Lontos tbs. J. g sin int el
nished houses always to let, in apartments entirely,
the very best part OF London. n BAN Applications
made dect by letter to James Mark we'll general o,e 40
Of Stafford and ASemsre streets P;cady London
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STRAMsHP ASIA FOR LfvERPO0L--wANTED FOR
Een!emsn, cabin passage for the steamer OF Wedues
dty would pay remfnm for god room, U desiced
Quick response. -
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&C.


m1O On0 WORTH OF NEW AND CAST OFF
|1U.UVU clothing wanted for the western mxrtss :
Gentlemen having dispcse OF viii receive he hgse
price ~ calling at the store or addressing John Murray 70
Centre street.
* Onn WORTH OF NEW 49, vAsr OFF CLOTH.
DO.UVU ing wsnted.-6cpemen having any dispose
addressing TBoM AS o. oosRoY, l9i Pearl street.
HC N0N WORTH OF CAsr OFF CLOTHING WANT
pL.OUO edrbe highest price gfven, and eAsh paid Ia
current money Address, cal on JANE1 M0RoHEY.
4Isk Pearl street. bet ween ChsAam and CITY Hal pAse
fNL01HrNG AND rUayIrURn wAHfeD.-PgRsoNs
~ DESTROYS Of their east OF wardrobe furniture
ball fancy dresses into receive fair cash poe or
the same BY sending for The subsc iper: -
n 0oHEH, l0l ChS!hsm a.
LADIES' attended By Mrs g.
(yIOTHING.-LADIEs on GERr.RSEn HAvIRo AM
" 70 dispose Of ressve the utmost vAus IN eAh d-
ing or sddyssing 70 Me stores No. u LAnrsass 49, neS
Cana or ~ y ct Broad UOH1H.
Ladies' attended 70 tv Mrs. o.
4 VAST oFs CIOTHINa wAsraD.-p<asoKs DnsI.
" rous converting their cast Cd cIcniug into go
o5sin price BY ealing the srer ~ his oAoe loo
Nassau slreet No. 2. n B-Oohinz c'esnod and
peires. =. LYON.
TysErItMsN HAVING oAsrofr CLOrHrs0 70 MA
" no ofcan he hges cash price for the
sendips sddrtmpg Jehn karpby, ~ Csne street. late III
Nassau asY0e~
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company
Nos az and az
EAST SIDE OF TIE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

THESE Machines very Justly considered TO be the
L best having the advantage Of all others in the
simplicity Of their constructou the speed and beauty their
work, aud the great strength Of their Unlike any
others In use, they form with continuous threads
from ordinary spools Of cotton, silk lDen-makiDg
every stitch which prevents the work from ripping under
ny circumstances whatever.
The first and highest premiums have been awarded these
Mschiu at all the leading Fairs Throughout this country
and Europe and the ejoces In the sub
stanta reward Obe largest patronage bestowed upon
any Sewing Machine IN Europe o America
They Of the highest hnish and Of every variety
and s lie, and aGsPLcd all the OF sewing
munity.
They all exclusively the propIetOrs by
tes pssu and free from all legal Controversy Crest
pains has been taken adapt thes Machines Plantation
sewing, and they mIle durable easily
and tended By person, that tEey entirely beyond
competition for tus work Ghs sHufacture Of heavy
or gh bags, for Corn Wheat, machinery hes ever
been ed surpass them-any person after
practice make from 400 go sacks per
machine. These machines also equally well adapted
the manu- ure Of all kinds OF clothing fine,
well general sewing, quilting, stitching, &c. These
ehneE arranged % make the stitch any length de-
sired, and TO with any and every sny gar
ment, and the durability, uaTty aud besuy of finish,
cannot be euaod by any WORK accomplished by the most
skiilfIi hands.
We shall at all times keep hand ull assortment of
these machines aud most respectfully invite the pnbc gem
orally call and them in use, and give them careful
examination and be satisfied that the half has yet
told. dec25-tf
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hASHf LILLE, ENNE SSEE.
Chartered by the General Assembly Of the State.
i surpassed BY any similar establishment in the
United States in point OF facilities for lmpArtng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties Of the Accountant
BOOk.Keepins.
This Department IS under the immediate supervision Of
the President of the College who IS practical book keeper
having had many years experience in some OF the rges
counting houses in the Union.
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the suDerIntendebce OF JOHN
MCEwES ESQ., Member Uf the Nashville Bar, who is toC
widely known lawyer and orator to require any further
notice at our hands.
The Course of instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures.
Lectures will be delivered at nigh net 20 inersr,
with his professional engagement
, Mercantile Calculations
BY VIZ FERREL, Under this head IS embraced every
species OF calculations necessary for bookkeeper bust
ness man to uaderstaud-vz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain Equations, Exchange, &c &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book Keeping, BY Doubleand Single Entry, az applied
70 every variety Of business, both prosperous and
adverse, Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures including tbs use Of books ... $40 90
PenmSnshiP-For twenty lessons ............$5 Q
For lessons without limit, .......-...........$lO 90
~ The above lees are payable, invariably, in advance
The Importance rule appear obvious students
enter for unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing at any time dUringhfe, without extra charge.
This School is in perpetual session. having vacation
hence students may enter ct any time and pursue their
studies without interruption.
Merchants and business men Will be supplied with COM
peeut book keepers by applying at this establishment.
Good board and lodging be obtained for $3 per week
No student will be taken for less than full course iu
whatever branches he pursues.
Time required for full cOurse-from six 70 ten weeks
~ Address Southeru Commercial College, Nashville
Tenn ap27-dtw&w1v
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!, AND AMERICAN
0gFIGz-C0RNER CHURCH AND CHERRY STREETS
sCOTE'S LITTLE GIANT CORN AND cor

rENHEEE are features connected with this Mil worthy Of
L consideration and close examination on The paft vI
those wishing TO purchase Feed Mill.
is mechanical construction and adaptation TO the PER
poses cesgned, 10 crush and grind is great ca
pScity, While dong immense work with eTraordluly
ease Its durability is amply provided for. The complete
ald enuse portabeEess OF the Little Giant rendering Tvs
greater convenience TOR plantation and farm Use hpOSs-
bic requires mechanical ard or bl OF expense 10
put Il up any farm hand servant pat up and set one
running IN half hours time. Tie convenience WIN
which the sweep may be applied 10 run horZonlaas Is
most UsuaCF head, and the mill may be easily al
lIched where steam water IS used Ihe power IL ses
requiring one and horses The quantity and quality
Of product Is so bushels Of good feed meal Per hour
gcoOTd1g the degree Of bneness ground ard the size
mill IL the cheapest mill, ell thDgs considered there
is before the public
Another thing connected with toe Little Giant as pat
en and worthy Of note Is the fact that there has been
Patent Hight speculsng hucSstering about the cCua
uT sS ID usual with the thousand bungiLg make shit in
PIGMENTS that got up trade-meTey 10 get money
by selling pancIng of the patent right upon the edu
uuS-tbeu tie machine &c abandoned BY all parties
humbUg The other hand the Paenee and IIoprstoIs
OF the Little Giant Mills, believing thatthey canand de-
termiEed that they will supply the AgnCuturaSt aud
Stock rseIs ofCur country with superior MIL per
maneuty engaged in the business and have one hun
drd thousand dollars invested 10 tie manufacture Of ese
mills, in the East and South of these establish
EentS employ ny 90 solely in this business So high
iy these mills appreciated that thousand have
snd within the pas ghteen MONTHS and the heaviest and
tie most extensive Manufacturers of Agricultural jmc-
meuts in the United States have eagerly sought inter
est IN their manufacture aud sale.
No mpemtn mt has been more thoroughly teStGt; no cne
q 0e KIND has received numerous and hgn tesnnus
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural CCiacns
merit have fairly ground their wy into every day
and popular favor than SCOTS Little Giant Corn
Cob Mill Orders promptly filed.
Liberal Discount to dealers
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Portable Plantation Corn, Feed FIGURING Mills Manu-
factured from the best quanty Of French Burr.
DURK MILL STONES, OF all sz-s, Oh baud and made
ID 10 order Smut Mills Mil Irons, Mill Gearing,
Betting Hosting and Regulating Screws Screen Wire,
Damse Irons Plaster Of Paris, Dutch AnkeT Brand
Boiling Cloths, Of all numbers.
All rces sold by warranted TO be OF the best qu%!'
Ity. or the money refunded.
Mille-s Miiwrghts Farmers and others are respect
fully invited TO examine my STOCK lio-slHg else
where.
AL orders and communications promptly attended to.
JOHN ". BRADFORD
nssI-so'WAw1y Cor, Brood and High sts, Nashville
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LiABILl
Unsettled Claims for Losses snC

The Kns Insurance Company presents its patrons Il
very satisfactory condition. Of large increase of Cash As
sets for the further security Of their polcies-sI
Eestments being placed al the minimum market value at
The present time of oppression in the standard OF
s4ue They are either prime dividend paying stock or
good, valuable and clean Investments yielding mOdera
interest and income, The standard bass on which the
Assets Rave been valued being GOLD INTEREST Be-
sides This sohdy, the Company calls attention the
strength and security derives from its combined system
OF Agences througn its agents having the Of pre-
seutuga united pnlansx Of EXPERIENCED USDERwRITERs
which has worked for thirty years. the happest
suits TO stockholders and claimants for enables
tito enter the year 1856 with greater prestige for rus
usefulness than has yet been reached by really NATIONAL
Insurance Corporation.
ss All business attended to with despatch and idel.
ity.
By order CT the Board. JOSEPH NASH, Agent,
iau2l-lm Na.hriIla
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SEE AND AIAB10E ~
PENNSYLVANIA I1AILIIOAD.
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TNHE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic cities
Il NlthN estern, Northwestern and South western Sa
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
Pittsburg with Oaily line Of Steamers to all port on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sasdusky with
Steamers TO al ports the Northwestern Lakes: paku
the most dlrset cheapest and relsGJs r0lts by vbe
FhElGdE can De forwarded TO and from the Great USs.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
lin boXesJ FuTs Feathers Ic zoe per loon
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationsry i
Dry Goods (In bAles,l Hardware, Lea Use per I00b
theT, 6c......
and Pork lin bulk ) iIeIp Es CSC per iO0S
FOURTH CLASS.-CSffee Fish, Bacon } -
aud Pork (packed Lard and Lard Oil 800 per 4OtL'
Flour-$l per bbl until further notice
Grain-sO cts. per loo lbs. until further notice
Coon-S2Per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight anil
further notice.
- In shipping Goods from any point Eas. Of PhlIa
delphia be particular TO marx package ru Psa.syIpazi
RdtlroI9" All Goods consigned TO the Agents of this
Road al Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FHuGHr AGESTs-HarrIs, Wormle7 Co. Mennphis
Tennessee r. F. Sass Co, - Louis; = Mitchell a
SOP, Evansville Indiana DumesD Bell and Murdock aud
tsrter q Jewett Louisville, KY K c. Medrum Madison
indiana; Spriguan Brown. and Irwin Co Cinennn;;
n. ". Graham = Co, ZanesVille, Ohio, Leech Co. Ne
81 kIIby street Boston; Leech Go AstOr House New
York; No William street, and No. 5 Battery Place New
York; L Sneeter, Philadeyh 4, Magruw 4 KooDs d.
timOre; Geo. Fra0ciscus Pus0.rg
H. Il. HOUSTON, GeHeyqi Frsgh Agsat PiZEa4
Il. J. LOMBAEAT, SEph -4AooHa, Pa.
5G-rl-j IT
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Flour at the above rates 10 be shipped m ots of seven
yh7e osrrels and upwards 81 one time whom in less
quantities i've per barrel 70 be added Flour in
sacks Will be transported same terms zoo los % Be-
rated and charged as one barrtL H. ANDERSON
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July4-lydJrw&w ". S. WHlIEAAN-
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10 NASHVILLE MERCHANTS

TIE Merchants OF Nashville aud business general
" will lind greatly to their interest To advertise IN
the S5merscg Nv Democrat, printed aud puOiI5as
weekly bv White Barron Co. The DemOcr has large
circulation all that country in Kentucky from which
Coal and other products shipped 10 Nashville II has
wide circulation all those counties III Kentucky from
which merchants 90 Nashville to buy their goods. IL
has larger circulation than anJ other paper IN the 4ih
CCngre-s0u District Nv Our terms for advertising
vev liberal Mr. James Kelly, l4y South Market ST., IS
our gsut and viii 10 all who wish 10 ad
yertiss with us and attend forwarding advertisements
All those who prefer it, send their advertise
meu,s 20 by mail.
dec2-qm WHITE, BARRON Il co.
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PENNSYLVANIN RAIIROaD-

THREE DAILY Through Trains between Phradelphia
i and httsburg The MUKSING MAIL TRAIN
leaves philadelphia for PIltsburg at IA NJ and Pits
burg for Philadelphia at 7, A. NJ. THE FASr LINE
leaves Philadelphia for PsbuTg : P NJ and Pit,>bury
for Ph ladeiphla at l. ?. TH NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Plttsburg Ut NJ and
PlttsbuTg for Philadelphia az 10, F. NJ
The above lines connect Psburg with the Railroads
70 and TJoHl st tOus, No; Alton Galela and Chicago
III, Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville Nv Terra
haute, NGdson, Laay eJle nd Indianapolis Ind Ciuoiu
na, Dayton, SPringhe BerioUtaue saudussy y Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, ZanesvIile Mussion and uUsier
Ohio; also with the Pucker Boats from and 10 New
Orleans ST Louis Louisville and Cincluuari
Through Tickets be h4d TO or from either cf the
above places
For further particulars Handbis at the different
starting points. Passengers from the Wes viii 6nd this
the shortest and most e1pedOus route 10 Phladephil
Baltimore New \ Ork or Boston.
THOS MOORE, AezNr P4seepysr Llass PkiJad1.
J. hE>klMEN, AeEET, Passngsr Lanes, P,tlobvrg.
PhiIndrI hin i.Ek-inr L.