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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-12
The Daily q Weekly Chicago Times
FOR TIE YEAR 1856.

The Terms for the TIMES for the ensuing year
a. follows:
For the DAILY TINES, 5000 to mail subscribers:
and i'll the city twelve and half cents per week,
payable to the carriers.
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ten more 81 90 each
The TINES is edited by JAMES w. SHEAHAy and
DANIEL CAMERON. Jr aided bv several others as as
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valuable. The ZINES has range of subscription
cqualed i'll extent and aggregate 10y no paper i'll the
Wet and so rapdyis it Increasing that on the lst
Of January l~56, the issues number as follows:
DAILY TIMES Observation-Disclosures $50
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poses Il great variety of useful and important in
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mcnt.
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y few advertisements will be taken for the Week
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-12
BOOTS g. SHOES!

W be icund at the BRICK STORE, Boots Il
j Slocs at prices not to be beat for chespnees
inN)" m Indiana. Fine Boots ac lor as $3.50
Nc
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-12
J. J. VINALL, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN.
Particular attention paid 70 OBsTETRIc PRACTICE.
and
CHRONIC DISEASES OF WOMEN.
Diseases of Children

Office over c. Palmer'S Store, corner of Michi
gan and LaPortc Streets, where he can be consulted
at all hours. 2otf
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-12
sQrM advertisements.
AUDITORS REPORT.

TNHE COUNTY AUDITOR SUBMITS TO
the Board of Commissioners of Marshall
County, the following report of the Receipts and
Expenditures, on account of said County, for the
financial vcar ending Nav 81 lc56.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-06-12
Who cares for Expenses?
oRDIN ANCE.

NOME right along to the BRICK STORE and
z buy a Lawn Dress Pattern for IS cts. o
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PENNSYLVANIA IzAILTOAT5-
@ :s l - g.

Nhb Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic ss
J. wihNestern, Northwestern and Southwestern n ~
BY continuous Railway direct. This road also c,1rr
al Ptsburg with Gsily line of Steamers TO an porz an
the Western Rivers, AID Cleveland and Sanduskv ~
SIeau ers TO all ports the Northwestern Lakes maxine
the most dsrsct ebsipsst and reksa5Is route by ,i
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great st
Rates between PHILADELPHIA and Pittsburg.
FIRST CLASS.-bOOts. shoes, Lrv Goods
tin boxes Furs, Feathers de-. sue per leyL5
SECOND CLASS.-BOOkS and stationery
Dry Goods in bales,) Hardware Lea Use per l09Ib
ther, &c.............,.... &c.
THIRD CLASS-Anvils, Bsgg1ng Bacon
ana Pork Gn bulk, }, Hemp, sc -. e5e Psr lOVb
FOURTH CLASS.-Cofes, Fish, Bacon
and Pork packed. Lard and Lard Oil SVc per 4JCD
FloUr-Sl per bbi. UntI further notice
Gran-50 cts. per loo lbs. until further notice
Coiton-t2Per bale, not exceeding 50V lbs weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of PHIL
dephia, be particular 70 g1rE package sI Psaa.yLpqns
RGaro1d." All Goods consigned 10 the Agents OF n,s
Road ii Philadelphia Pittsburg viii he tJrwarded With
out de entiOn
FEEIGHT AGENTs.-Ha-ris Worrnlev & Co, Msuphis
Tennessee. X. +. sass Co. ~ LOUIS: , Mitchell <
So2 Evansville Indiana; Jumssu Bell and Murdocx aud
Garter Jewett Louisville, kv., t. c. MeIdrurn MADISON
Indiana; SprgIaD * Brown, and Irwin Co Cincinnati
n. w. Graham q Co, ZIHesyiis Ohio, Leech Il CO. yn
81 huby street Boston; Leech Co Astor HCusa New
York No William street. and No. Battery Place New
York; +. Sneeder, PhadeI phs, AagrGw 4 kOouz "a.
tmOre; Geo. Frauciscus PIJtsburr
h. H. HOUSTON, General FTeC4t Ayeuk PLlsLt
II. J. LOMBAERT, Sept AtooHG I'L
ans 5G,-tIsj 81
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Stopping at Southampton, both going and returning they
offer passengers proceeding LOndn and Hayre advantages
oheT route, for the economy of time and money
Passage from New York Southampton and bremfn, First
CABIN SelOOH 3J dollars First Cabin, Lower Saloon, l0
dollars; Second do. GO dollars.
All letters and newspapers pass through the Post Of
fee.
bills Of adus will be signed parcels received the
day of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
For freight passage apply
e. H. SAND, II South william street, New YeTk.
c. A. HElNEKEN & CO., Bremen,
CRoSKEY IL CO, Southampton.
WM. ISEIIS Eayre. fahaa-ty
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PENNSYLVANIA KAILK03D-

T7HkEE Daily Through Trains between PhiladeIrtt. Il.
L aud I1ttsburg THE MORNING NAIL TRAIN
leaves PhiiadephIs for Piitsburg at IA 4 NJ and Prs
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A. 81. The FAST LINE
leaves Phiiadephla tor PitsbUTg p and PittsLuty
ioI ~ lsdeiPhia at l. 2. u. TIL NIGHT EXPKLsS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Plttsburg at H. p n and
PIttsburg for Philadelphia At 10, F. NJ
The aooTe lines connect al Psburz with the Railroads
70 and fTota ST LOUIS, No; Alton GIleua and Chicago
III Frankfort. Lexington, and Louisville, Ky: Terra
Haute Madison, LaaJ ette nd Indianapolis Ind CinC.u
1atl Dayt SPringhe r. Beie!Outaue undusky Toledo
cleveland, Columbus, ZunesvIi!e Masson ana Woosiei
Ohio; also with the Sesn Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans ST Louis Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets cuu be had or from either Of the
above places
For further particulars, Ean6bs at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will ind this
me shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore New Ork or Boston
THUS MOORE, AGEST, Pzssezagsy Lizss PkiL1E1
J. MBSklAEN, AGENT, Paasegsr Lines, P,tts5nr1.
Philadelphia, ls5G-iar "
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Ne" YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

THE ships comprising this line are WASH SEEs
L INGTON. Capt. T. Cayendy; HER S$FEEFss
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These sea- sesEsS<ese
msrGsfop ct Southampton, both golngand returning.
PROPOSED DATEs OF sAiLING-le55.
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CONLEY L JOHNSON.

A9gAH COSLET. L. JOHNSON
C0NLEY & JOHNSON,
Successors TO Mcclure 4 Moore
No. 10 Broad, aud No. 81 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn,
II EEP constantly On hand all kinds OF Cooking and
~ Heating Stoves, plain and ornamental also Tin
ware, Crates DC, &c.
Roofing and Spouing done with neGtness and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats, Rolling Mills
Furnaces Eoundrss Factories aud Stills done cheap
the eheapeSs. jsnlS-ly.
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Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
Mes. SE and Sss
EAST SHOE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NAHH VILE TENNESSEE.

THESE Machines very justly considered to be The
L best IN use, having the otYs ell others the
simplicity Of their construction tue peed and beGuJg Of their
work, and the great strength II their Unlike any
others III use they form WIKI continuous threads
from ordinary spooJ Of cotton silk lincumakings Knot
every stitch which prevents the WORK from ripping under
ny HyciTcumstauces whatever.
The first and highest premium have bsen awarded
NGchles at all the leading Fairs throughout country
and Europe and the inventor reoices the sub
atai reward of;te largest patronage b=stJ upon
any Sewing Machine IA EulOpe Az erica
They OF the highest in and Of every variety Of
and ste aud alaPG 10 all the Of the SEWN.
uun!ty.
They all .ecurei exclusively the pr5petors by
ters pteGt, and ara free r a legal controversy. Great
pains has been taken 70 adapt Machines Plantation
sewing and hes ar. now SO l., durable easily
and tended Icy any person, TINS they entirely beyond
competition i0- WORK tor ths guUfacuTe Of heavy
ght bags, for Com L-4t, machinery
been rveu Cd 70 5Irpas tbg-auy person
practise make isDm 400 10 yC sacks per Ca
mach These maChres equally vel adarted 10
the manu- a,ture OF al kinds Of Iug coarse fine,
well general sewing, qu ling st hng &C. These
chlneE arranged - b make the stc any length de-
sired and TO sew ~ any AID oregy sUy
ment and the Durability, usT aud beauty Of dGisi,
cannot be equsei BY any work accomplished by the Ho.I
skiif!l hands.
We shall at all times keep hand ull assormeat OF
these machines ana most respectfully invite the pubc
eraiy To call ana them IN and give careful
examination aud be seed that the half has been
told. dec28-f
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SUNDRTES.
I.xeCuEog'e Sale.

E3xecuGox's Sale.
I4O IRON WORK NEGROES, FORGEMFN.
FURNACEMEE, COLLIEIsS AND NIL
CuANfCS OF ALL KINDS,
To be Sold at Public Auction,
THE Undersigned Executors Of Montgomery Bell de-
ceased, will offer for ale al Public Auction at Waller
Forge in Dickson county Tennessee, three miles South
Eastof Charlotte comrnencingon TUESDAY, 10TH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1856, ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY NEGROES consisting # MEN, WOMEN
AND CHILDREN many Of them skilled in every depart
nent II the Iron Business Forgemsn, Keepers Filters
Founders MOulder, CoIerS Backsaiihs, knciDeersand
Waggoaers and the Jrity Ct tie Women aad Chiirea
exec lent feld hands
The said Slaves will be scd u months credit and IN
Families as far practicable Negro traders ard non
residents Cf the State Of Tennessee except The legaees Of
tie Testators who will be permitted 10 purchase and carry
out Of the State prohibited ty he VIII from purchas
irg any Of said Slaves.
~ Bonds with Undoub!ed security payable at the
Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville, Will in every cess to re-
quired before delivery.
WI, z, WATKINS.
D. 2. McROBERTS
JAS, l.. BELL
jaf-td Fxs'trs O. II Bell. dea'd
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MISCELLANEOUS
sNUFF AND TOBACCO.

sNUFF AND TOBACCO,
PETER 10 RILLAR D ,
AANUFACTUfER, No -, Chatham Street, ,Eew-York.
CiUCCESSCBto to PETER and GEoEGs LoaILLAED, offers
y for sale all KIN OF snuff and Tobacco general use
FOR particulars, Prtre Current be obtained hy ad
dressing above This Establishment is Of the old
est OF the kind ia the United States
Feb lily.
LAW OFFICE.
I n. NlhkIN having been admitted to practice IN
- al the Courts OF Tennessee aud New York. aad haT
ing eTmauenty oclled in Nashville, viii attend to all
matters Of Collection aud LitiE.iou entrusted t. him
Office M % Cherry st-a
SERAHEs1 HOUSE, Nashville, Tennessee.
Bridges & SON, PR0PRIETJES
FENdIS desirable house has lately been entirely rented
Z aa p flru shed and there has also been added mum
hEr2 - and beautiful rColns, rev dining hall DC
Tie Al-se is cenrey located, Convenient TO the tene-
T.! Ss Office, steam Boat Landing, and the business
portion # the city.
We prepared TO accommodate the travelling pub
lie and frends 10 general IN u style not 10 10 sur
inrp30 BRIDGES r SON ProDrieors
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RAsAVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RATIFOE0
t4sr NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS =.

1 MIL the Tennessee River Bridge ia rsbuIit - -
y Produce aud Merchandise will be tran g.
shipped across the river on Steamb0als and R,r -
gs ana oe sum eeisd TO two cayages shippers are rs
ned mat all goods sent % the DeUots ia psEsss i.
cieut for the entire protection Of the con en,s vii h. 70
Jected Grain will not be received except in bevy o
ourgs or gunny bags ThehSht thin SACKS will ba ref
stsa a. ne TtSs t The o7sr as the labor and tine ra
saFy TO repaulhe same viii greatly retard the rausbir
and cannot be performed The Agents Of the Rrsi are
specaiy instructed not TO receive grain ct their 70 pctv
stations unless The sacks plainly and distinctly
and accompanied By an order OF Shipment
- We cannot permit the DspOts N be used IS storscs
Houses ior Gram or Pro1uce when the ae is 70 be he's
Until IL suits the Convenience Of the owner or simmer 40
order itt rTar1 Wheat 10 Chattanooga vs. d, be fFry
nne cents and Corn ght per bushel f, tn ba
ma and all sta ions west o. TeureSsee hlver aud .r
Nashville and oil stations Of Tulahou. heat af
ne charged ten ceuIs and Corn BJue cents Der
Whisky will be charged dollar per barrel frof Nab
vile to ChattanOEa- All articles II Teis ht Ges r m u
OuF Iarn as lst 2d, Cd ard All Cls- O. be cusred l
p!eSent IaTlH ratss n. l. ANDLk~Ut
Supt 3 g. Bai,rt-t
EEDUCTION On LUMBER to NASHVILLE
From brogepOT 70 iantsUn inclusive Lrulg e. - re-.
ducSd 81 pr Car load from prss,nrrares truu Cd-
10 Normandy inclusive, Unber rs reduced Ter car.
rn'd "" i"'rnor -afse Farlg -
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Chartered by the General Assembly OF the State.
THE above Institution Is permanently located, and
Il not surpassed by any similar establishment IN the
United States point Of facilities for inparng thorough
Bookkeeping.
THIS Department is under the immediate supervision o.
the President Of the College who is practical book keeper
having had sny years experience IN some OF thei ges
counting houses IN the Union
Commercial Law.
This Branch is under the sugerintsndencs o. JOE a.
MCEwgS ESQ Member Of the Nashville Oar, NnO Is 700
widely known as and orator to require Gny iurher
The Conrss Of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures ,-.
Lectures will be delivered at might 80 as not to interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WV FEnREL NJ Under this head Is embraced every
species calculations necessary for bockkeePer or bus
ness man 10 uuderStaudvz interest," Discount Loss and
Gain, Equations, Exchange, &c. &c
Terms Of Tuition.
Book Keeping by Double and Single Entry, applied
TO every variety OF business, both prosperous and
adverse Commercial Calculations, and Commercial
Law Lectures including the use OF books $40 90
PennanshiP-FOr twenty lessons, ........-..-...s5
For lessons without limit, ..................$l0 $40 90
~ The above fees payable invariably, IN advance
The importance rus appear obvious students
enter for On unlimited period with the privilege of review
ing at any time duriughfs, without extra charge
This School is in perpetual session. having vacation:
hence students may enter any time and pursue their
studies without interruption
Merchants end business men will be supplied With cOna
petent book keepers by applying at this establishment
Good board and lodging be obtained for So per week.
No student will be taken for less than full course u
whatever branches he pursues
Time required for full course-from six to ten weeks
~ Address - Southern Commercial College, Nashville,
Tenn sp27-dtw6wly
TURNPIKE STOCK FOR SALE.
hight shares Richland Turnpike,
. Charlotte " Apply to
III. K. W BROWN,
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LOCI0E ECOELAEDs
CEIEI5RATED
| c 2IAS L}5GTERS,
P2EFARED EY
DR.. c. u. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
WILL EFFScT"ALIY CURE
/ LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPEPsIA, JAUElIC7,
GtrS"ta c~ tsr02S Ds5sty, DeusS u the htzys, ana
aa a-seI5ss Qr5s.ag f~0r Il Ds1Taerst
L5ea- Oy S.o1.sch!
Such
as CoGstlps.
t0u, iEv ara Pies,
lui.l=ss, or Bogdtgtas
Head, Acls.y Ci tas Stomach,
hag4-g, Heartburn, D-ET-- tJT stoi,
FG.1ess 81 weight Il he stomach, Sour
E-TcEauous, Sinking, or t.4Jer.rg II toe Pin
Of the stomach Swimming ot the lead, HGrued
ana Duucult DTs-laEG tIUeTIlE q tie Heart Choak.
10 Sufoga;uE Sensations living posture Dim
| ness q Vision BJGs OF We5s haEre IN. sslt Fever
and Dul Pam in the Head, Ueacleucy Of PeTsTt.
Ta-0D, Iei,OEHass O. the skin and Eyes
PAN in the De, Bac. Chest I5n-ba
Sc. sc, Sudden ElUshss oC
Esat, burning ID The Flesh,
Constant IrlsgEin-a
Of Evi and great
depTesSCG0i
. oglf!ts.
The proprietor IT calling llo attention Of las public 10
sSs ureEcFa0r Goes with faz-y Of the utmost cor.
dieEce virtues and adaptation 20 the diseases for
] Wych II IS recommended
1t 10 new aJ untried article bg one that has stood
the test Of years nal before - american people,
cad it, reputation Gud sale s uD--lsI by any M mar pre-.
plr1cons exant The testimony IN irs favor gwen By the
most prominent and well known Physicians and indvid
uas, in ell parts OF The country is immense. The follow
ing from your own state IS respectfully suomled-reer
ing any one who may sijii doubt to uay Memorabilia
er ractIca! Recent BOOK Tor Farmers and Ft1lesu
bO had graI5 OF all the Agents for the German Hers
IrneIga o-Ace anu ianuiac'ory, ~ Arch -, ihGcsi
phi3, Pa.
TESTIMONY From I y r--ri'El-
D-. II. 3. SCARBCRoUaE, Dover, Tennessee August g.
1853 says: have sold all the Germ n hitters you hare
u. ne and II The pTePara1O. continues 10 do as much
oi :. %Is d2rs, u os% ts TIE ss salctas eutr s2l
A5e'
L. cDGRA9s, Sart2, Tennessee AUGUST 20, 1862 says:
a. pleased 10 staq ts, Your ssa.@u baTz has given
satisfaction 10 every instance here i: Ees been used"
T. 7. EcLLIS5 i.s5oTo-g, Lelce-se7 August - 1855,
says: a1 pleased 20 sIlte tlat The German h,s!5 has
r.r en- gsC1Ia a satisfaction
u, +. tsTu Bro knoxville, Isl1ss5ea, F.a april,
1851, sld: our bters are a9S selling -e7F t-Sti and
eT person let mas used IL SO i-F have been able
90 .-4fo, has Loe- b-ugL,-..'
j. v. fehTal.y q Co, .'-a;is Tennessee, December
ST. $50, sad Thu Le" lTll ~ want more of your BIT
ysr soon, G.oae OF 5e partners aks great rlsl
cIoe.
h > HARDY heArzr Iealez ,a, SEPTEMBER -, 1859,
said: There grea demand 1ry ~ j;ers bor7j please
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EEDUCTION o. LrMREk ~ Na..LlLI

E-AIG4nOAts NOE1IE
tolION destined for Charleston WILL on eEd after tls
" date be charged ~ % per bale Of 500 Ibs or @ -
80 cents per 100 Ibs- for excess Of over 500 lbs.
septic II. l. ASDEKSON, Su9't \ 6CRH
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DISSOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.
REMOVAL
AND
= z g q ge o Z z j r m

Z nE Firm Of WHiTLOCK, NICHOLS & CO., having
having been dissolved by mutual consent BkNJ. NJ q
EDN'D 4. WHITLOCk have associated with them
FREDx. J. HAVERsTIcK,
OLIyEs w. DOpGs, and
HeNRY CAHHETEE,
fer many gears engaged with The old hm and will continue
importing and Grocery Business, under the firm of h. NJ
(. A. vIlITLOCK8 Co. and will from the old
stand 81 Front Street the 18th January 1885, 10 their
warehouse No - Beskman Street, corner of NaSsau first
above the As0T House. the opposite side OF and
from the Park, where they will be happy to
their friends and all who will do them the favor TO
anime their stock.
ihe senior member Of the hrm B. NJ. Whock, embraces
this opportunity for the kind
him through the long period Of his business and
thaths experience aud application, with that OF the
junior parners will prove sufficient guarantee that all
cOfled the House shall continue receive ample
and satisfactory attention.
New York, January Isl, 1856.
3. N. < I. a. WHITLoCK & co.
BENZ u. WTiITLOCK,
EUW'D 4. WHIGLOCK,
FRED'K J. HANEHSTICk,
OLIVER w. DODGE,
HENRY CAANEYER.
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SER ASEs1 iSUJ-,;, Nashville, Yenness


TTzHE cop.rtne7in hereCofrz existing under the frnl
| / aud sty!o Of Brown s GRUBBS, is this day dis
solved 5y mutual consent 10 Bro is alone author
| JOSIAH G. BAOWS,
| Nashville. June G. 1858 WI. GEUBB5
80. G., B2OHE,
| TTAVING purchased the entire interest Of Mr. y. B
! ! 4 GHUBB8 viii continue the DRUG EUSIAt. ?, as
formerly, Ac CID stand eye lie viii be pleased 10 see
his friends &c. &C. No - college SrceeE.
Ny stock Of Fancy GDuds, FeEumsry. &C, is now 7er5
complete, blTiUg rGCe9eJ fresh surpIes selected o7
one Of the rm in person Lu5us, Bazns, and Mitch
els ExtEactsi American Ici. and German cologne a.
ter Fancy Soans; Hair and Tooth Brushes ii every STYLE
lIuucs ard Luhn's rgC5es; Aromatic JlTy7ais; Chue
Metal and Glass Put B5set several new Styles smell
Combs urge stock. Also hare on hand iEdgo, Aaddsr
"Ai,c Lead, iAnsa.c pa iurPen''ne, &c. Jeg, %
sTIS3s3aG TACtjLL..-4 large sGocE-se.ec.ed BY
L Of The firm, consisting O; Genuine LimeficA
dCOss, plain and en- SGo.asj t,p, Auefg9t, UTdVeia-
iecn, aud Common Limerick Hooks lsuCd assortment
Of Lines Gable Laid silk aud oe tll.s spun an f@Jed
silk; MuCw Srues, = b- r Floats ol every Y.7e.y
with almost lining h=r may need for the successful
prosecution Of this useful c-i.ipe. .
ja9 Je. BROWN, IL CollegsSt.
COD-iiTEU OIGD--5 GIo genuine oaG liver U.i
I just Tecsi7ed from EgshtoD, Clark L Cos, By
jeg 30 q BROWN, 81 College ST.
EEUfE EZs.-I,JyJ -vedIsh Iasches ol hand aud lar
/ 4 sale 5v JO g. Bb0Ht, q College st,
TIUNE MTGUEI3EEIE5-s 55TI:S3@I,-5 00s
Of the above jos: rsrsyej ot pr.r.. qu-y; sold to
jsg 70. brown. 4s College =.
.,IDaE f3AlGEl,-4 SO pieces -razs - ara, consist,
y ing oil jars Churua, Jugs Nj t~Gs, El.lcE Crooks
iee 20. q, Drown. IS College st.
BEUisIA.; AND SCUICH ALl..-Cycslaall7 on
/ hand, blTcLaT, Perkins ! Co.'S c-.eUl-.-4 London
P.rtsraud Mems Scotch A,e
Je9 30 q. 1e9.-E 8 t2-eEes st
lEE1fL ITT-C5T.--5 J-I-5 u . VI.y superior
/ article Of >p..c-, jl., received By
ja9 80 q Hh1"t, q College St
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-01-31

oor az lhe above Rates 70 be shipped 10 lots O seven
tyfSe brres aud upwards at ore tip,a ,-bcr +; -
quantities, i've cents per barrel De added Flour h
SACKS viii be transported same terms 200 lbs 10 J.,
rated aud charged as one barrel Il l. ANDERSON.
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