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T.E0R reasons which my friends will appreciate
l. aHd approve, have sold my entire establish
ment 10 Robert j. Giandy, who will continue the
business at the old stand Having undertaken the
management IF the new concern. shall be pleased
to see my cid friends and customers, and VIII en-
desyor to give them satisfaction.
IAN. -, 1850. ct COCHRAN.
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TOBACCO AND SEGAR BUSINESS.

sFANING purchased the establishment SO long
I ! AMI fayoiably known under thu styles If {. =.
Cochran s Co. and G. e. Cochran, / PROPOSE to
continue the business Of TDBACCONISr at the
same place. have secured the services Of Mr. &.
7. Cochran IS ateen, cad watager OF the business
and trust shall merit and receive n eontinuaucs
OF the patronage liberaly extended TO the old
tablishnent, ROBERT J. Gl.4NDY.
jan. u, 1855
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SANDY HOLLOW FOR SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of deed given to the under
L signed By Thomas :. Coalter and wife, We viii
expose public sale at the time j. y. W God
wards interest is sold. intereet of hail, ii
piece Of LAND about Il mile from stanton con
tai~ing Az ACRES, with a MOUSE And STA
Blt ON 1t awell OF first rate water and The ei ar
ed land highly Improved 1t is contemplated, i
desired by persons wanting to purchase to lay ol
the property in lots.
TERMS.-One-f fourth in hand and the balance L
s-, twelve and eighteen months in equal instal.nent
with interest secured by bond with personal security
N. X. fttGGT,A T,,..,as
j. Ii. MeCLE s''e''
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s p r. / NJ G S T. O c K
At 70 EIain Street Richmond Va,

WE beg 1eave to inform Merchants and others
w visiting the City, that we opening, q
splendid, and entire new stick OF HATS. CAPS
AND STRAW GOODS, comprising every style,
and variety manufactured for the scasons, which
viii be sold at Wholesale and Retail, on tie ttst
favorable terms.
Tetms.-Six per cent oiffor cash, or on the usu-
al ttie to Punct tai Customers. GEO. W. Ducsbu-
~ 20 long known to The trade is now engaged with
u.s. and will be pleased tj see his old customers at
auy time. 1,
rs Main Street Richmond, Va.
Nsrcl g. ls56-3m;
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oaICc

I HhKIbl noNFy all persons indebted II Il.
L Germs cf G. T. Cochran { Co. and r 70 'es san
ran by bond or otherwise, to come forrard "a
make pay nent. All who may hsre claims .c,;n',
el'ner OF sad concerns will present them or com. -
slt9er IN favor or against she concerns i. most
asty desired. sA1r
WIN. G. srERRlTT.
stauaton, Feb. Ia. 1856. V.etas.
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Ann ounCcm GETS.


WE are Authorized to announce JOHN II. Nc
w CUE as candidate for the Office of ATToa-
NEY FOR THE co MM0NW for Augusta
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FFlNlSIIED in the highest style OF the art, and
4 warranted to give satisfaction, at the most res
sonable prices, at my shI LiGIiI GALLERY.
II. iiilB
" b. Instructions given in the art, and phails
supplied with my own manufactured Instruments,
the superiority Of which is confirmed by my receiy
ing too first premiums at the Exhibition in Balti-
more and Philadelphia. Nj. Ii.
Mayneshoro. leh. .. 1850 -Sneet COPY
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Public Malice

Y WILL attend to the adjustment and collection o.
a all claims committed to my care with fidelity
My Office can be found in Court House alley, above
Geo. NJ. Coehrans Law Office. refer enquircrs t.
any respectable business citizen of our place and tc
all such in the county who may know me. My addres.
i. Stanton Va,
". G. STERRETT.
Jan. "a, 1856. -Spcet. and I. Americas COPY.
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BUY AT HOME.

ME are receiving and opening mice lot Of Con
w tections, Fruits, Nuts &C. suitable for the sea
SON. embracing every thing usually kept ia regular
of Toys and other notions, suitable for Christmas
Presents, which weare determined to sell s low as
they can be had in the market toI cash. All we ask
is an esansSton OF cur Stock and II YOU do mol.
say are the individuals with whom Won can leave
your dimes TO the best advantage, why mears will
ling to give up.
E NJ. CUSHING \ co.
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AuGusTA SAVINGS RANf>.

yENIE Stockholders Of this institution are notified
4 to attend meeting on Saturday tte l5th DAG
Of Morei. at 10 O'Clock. A. IL. al the Stogon
Watts It Richards, in Htauaton. Important business
will be transacted, and every Stakeholder is urged
to be present By order fthe Board of Directors,
L. G. RICHARDS, Treasurer.
Nsrsh, I, 1856.
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Valuable Jotel Property Fer sale.
THE AMERICAN HOT Ell
In .Tdpnina. Yiggiaid.


vEvHE co-partnershir h.rctbaFe Existing ander
l the name OF William IL. Galber & Co.. betw Ger
VIM. IL. CARRIER, levi l.. Stevenson aEa john D.
Breckenridge. having been dissGlv ed. " Tho death
Of sain John Il. lreckinridge, the It'll day OF
December last, it has become necessary to WIND up
the affairs OF said partnership, and make sale OF the
social effects 70 eleeuate that object, the under
signed surviving partners, will expose to pubic
sale, on The premises,
ON NONDAY, THE PATH or HARGH NEAT,
that valuable property in the town Of Stanton,
the
AMERICAN HOTEL.
situate at the passenger Depot q the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad, aad being at the most convenient
spot for dining house for the passongers on SAID
railroad froin Richmond Westward. T'ie aeeemmo-
datioas afforded by this house for travellers, and
for the people of the country are ample nd com
Portable! fhc buildings we all new and principally
of brick, arringed after tire mort eommoaious fash
ion. The house will accommodate comfortably 100
guests, and the stables will hold 60 horses. The
lot oh which the improvements stand is about ona
acre, aud several out-iots belong to the establish
ncnt, and will be sold with it, if desired and ii not,
privately. Also, at the same time, all the Fuini-
ture belonging to said Hotel, which is and Of
superior quality, and abundant for the use OF the
House.
fourth cash. and the balance in four equal payment.
Of Six, Twelve, and eighteen and twenty -four months,
from the day of sale. bearing interest from the date,
and secured by bonds with good security and lien
Gu the property:
The personal ltfoperty will be sold on credit of
the purchaser giving bond and security. All sums
under ten dollars, cash.
WV. II. CARRIER,
l.. l.. STEVENSON,
= Surviving Partners.
Jan. &c. 1s5e-Spe3:, Richmond Wing, Alley
n dra Gazette and Baltimore Sun Copy.
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NOTICE.

A III. persons indebted to the Estate Of J. b.
N Brechnridge decd. will please come forward
and settle Immediately longer indulgence will not
be given. A. y. B2hCKINRiDGE, .d,,r.
W. Il. JOHNSON. A' 10
March, s, 1855.
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FOR SHERIFF
VxTE are authorized to announce RUDOLPH
w TURK, a candidate for HIGH SHERIFF of
Augusta County
March g. 1866
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j. r: N sCUE,
W. $. Fl. BAYLOR
NJ. g. ia RMAN,
Nj u. M NAIANI
March /, 1s56.-tds.
ROUSE AND LOT IN POiNTSVILIE
FOR SALE.

NN Saturday. the 10th day of March next. as
Otrustec in deed from lnbal Mays. will offer
at Public Sale in Staunton, LOT contaiding
about FOUR ACRES, situated in Poiutsyille, on
Turnpike leading to.3!ddlebrook about = OF mile
FROM Stauntou-has On tia new comfortable DIV Iii
LING, OUr-HOUShS, BLACK MIfHS SHOP,
(hcing an admirable stand.) There is good water
in the yard. and stream of water running through
the land, which hi int be used for the purposes OF
foundry or Gioti.ary.
TEAMS $500 in four months, with interest,
and the remainder in instruments failing due On
the 9th of July, 1857 and 9Th of July, 1858, bear
ing interest," secured BY personal security with lien
retained.
Title believed to lie indsputable; B POINTS,
the holder of the legal tite, Will make deed to the
purchaser-the sale being subject to his vendors
| lien. n. h. TROUT, Trustee.
| March L lshR.-td.
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A CARD

's'Ht subscriocI having Withdrawn from ths e,-
OF Nelson Z. Baylor and taking the house for
merry occupied by NessTs. Deakns 4 Merritt takas
tins opportunity Of thanking his friends fer thar
k'nd patronage, and hopes be has merited ss..
tleuance of tho sane
Feb. Is. 1873
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FOR sALE.

NTEs havs two Kill of wsii b,rn, hr,..
oae mile and halt from stanton on ~. a p
srms; Apply 10 ." oA reasonable
A: \. BRECKlNRlDGE.
WA. b. JOHNSON. Adn,s
Feb, l6, 1886
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NOTICE.

TIE. undersigned wishes to contract for 1900
cords OF Wood, to be delivered at the Western
Lunae Asylum between the 10Th OF April and 30lh
OF October 1885, The character of Wood, time OF
payment &C., may be learned, application to
me, alter the 10th Harch (inst)
S. ". WOODWARD,
March s, ls5e.-Spect. copy st. Steward 3
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DOCTOR snIITH.

hrms. Ills great success in thos,
long standing and difficult cases
such as were formerly considered
ineurable, is sufficient to commend
MN TO the public as worthy of III.
extensive patronage which he has
received. Within the last eirht
years DR.. ). has treated more tban
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NOTICE.

rENH undersigned has purchased the saddlerv cs.
4 tahishment of II. L. Bryan, and will carry on
the business ia the store occupied BIZ said iirv
an. A. Y BRECkiSklDGR
Jan. -. 1853
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i. @. AVER,
Practical and 4 :saytic;al Chemist,
= y W 2 Z { } NJ
AND SOLD L

!. y W z Z Z NJ n > s
AND SOLD BY
s0- Sold by j. b. lskridge and J, T. Laird,
stanton. John I. Arnall, Waynesboro. James L.
Ross, and b. ali Druggist srd Dealers in Medicine:
every where.
Jan. g. I35c. Am.
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E'EGUcs.
TTLDUR at retail at the stand formerly occupied
z by Butler Co., By .-
WM. L. N. BUTLER.
StAunton, March Is, 1856.
TUST received large aud very superior lot of
- Pickles. Also fresh Peaches. Prunes, Rash IT
res. Strawberries, Corn and Tomatoes, &C., and
for sale by
STAPLES, MARTIN L CO.
StauntoH, March IS, 1856.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
A III persons indebted to Henry r. R,v.
n hereby notified taat all debts due Ia bin @u
eeen transferred to me, by deed Of record in ths
County Court Of Augusta, ~ tue
lndalSencc cannot be given and costs will 49,
we'd BY calling upon m. at ones vs.
IN. Fl. HARMAS.
wv W. f.strs
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At COST FOR CASH.

GONE very superior MADEIRA. Sherry and Port
OWN which will be sold by the DBL or Demiiohn
Also some very superior Green and Black Teas
A. y. BRECkINRIDGE.
Surviving Partner.
Staunton. March s, 1856.
4 ASDRETHS NEW GARDEN SEEDS, also a
- large and varied assortment of Flower Seed
&C., just received and for sale by
J. @. LAIRD.
March Q, ls6S.-Towa papers eopy.
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Notice.

FJNtlE late firm Of Nelson Baylor, being dssoi7-
Il ed by mutual consent, the undersigned, with a
view Of closing his mercantile bu siness will conin-
ue at the Store A0u.e heretofore occupied by said
rm, to sell his entire remaining portion of goods at
greatly reduced prices say At cost and in many ca
far below for cash, or on short credit to pune
tual purchasers. lie thinks lie ds,n make it the in
terest of Merchants to some extent, to buv from
him instead of going elsewhere Call and Judge for
yourselves. GEORGE BAYLO.s
stauntsn, Feb. 49, 1858.
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NOTICE.

Fep. 2s, ls5s.-tds. ss.l2}a.
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Az HsarmesG Eacauess.

I EARNESTLY request my friends to come i'm
I inediately forward, and make payment of ac.
counts due me to the first Of January 1856. in
tend leaving by the 18th Of Ills month, to Law IN a
bne and new supply OF Spring and Summer Cloth.
ing, aud money must be had or that parposc.
JACOB POLITE.
Staunton, March g, 1856.
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pAGUERROTyPE AND AMRWO-
FlNNpE&

staunten, De. a., lsss,
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50 CADDY boxes of Bakers beat Chewing To-
10 bacco, just received and for sale by
Il. J. GLEEDY,
Per. G. n COCHRAN.
Stanton, March 5, 1856.
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"a Ggy lss S!orc.

q 000 PIPES, 4 complete assortment, nclu-
J,OOO ding line lot oil PowHAr.N, % various
sizes and prices. Ro. j. GLENDY,
Per C. I. CocuaAN.
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SCOTT,S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

V'HERE are features connected with this mill worthy
consideration and close examination on the rsrt
those vishins 70 purchase a Feed Mil.
Its mechanical Construction and adaptation TO the pur-
poser designed crush and grind corn It's great ca
pscty, while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease its durability is amply provided The complete
and entire port8beness Of the Little Giant rendering its
greater convenience for plantation farm imposs-
be 1t requires mechanical aid or bill Of expense to put
10 Up; anY farm hand put up and
running in half hours time The convenience with which
toe sweep may be applied to horzOnta-as is most
usua-oT head, and the mill may be easily attached
where sta waSer used The power take requiring
one and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
10 10 30 bushels OF good feed meal hour according the
degree OF hneness ground, and the size mill II is the
cheapest MILL al things consdered there before the pub
Tic.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant, pa
tent and worthy Of not is the Ct that there has beeu
Patent Right specuatng hucksterng about the country
as Is usual with the thousand bungling makeshi tmple
mens that got a trade-merely get money by
selling pslming OF the patent right the creduous
then the machine abandoned by all parties hum
bug other hand and Propretnrs Of the
Little Giant Mills believing that they can-and determined
that they will supply the Agrcuurats and Stock rasers
OF country with superior Mill, permanently en-
gaPed the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the Of these mills In the
East West and South these establishments poy
mills appreciated that thousand have been sold within
the eighteen months and the heaviest and the os
extensive Manufacturers Of Agricultural implemen in the
United States have eagerly sought an interest in their manu-
lacturS and sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested;
Of the kind received and high testimonials
Mechanics Institutes aud Agricultural Associations
and none by Of subs tanal practical utility and
merit have more fairly ground into every days
popular Scotts Little Giant Corn and
Cobb Mill Orders promptly fled.
Liberal discount to dealers.
BROWN 4 ANDERSON,
No Market 81. Nashville. Tenn.
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500 REWARD.

EFF my prsmises ave ri~s ffom FoT; BIou5er Barboar
~ ooualy, Ala, the IS altimo, Negro Man asmvd
GEORGE. SAID slave sboat IN MS -tEo YEAR eli,
Ieht sonpa essd and hal when n ic vol hkt her
scy paats sack coat AMI lie Ass I'm SfshA ueaa
ssea about sight years cid heavy hoe t4 and
hAa nearly spanish ss4dic sAafhe-oh Qtdie,
With large rings. &c ~
have reasn 70 believe hat 80 slave vas decoyed OF y
wkise nan ahaa ny guart "a. haFins enaFse and very
Rruy haie uuly i8ug 4r eoupietrd biee eyes Se DE-,
(frouA old sorc eyesl lls mpheussftd vrghs atoa
i50 pSaDds 10 aoal ave fegi tea iachss hgA sAi uhls
man nay kaee his sit etfh hiuA - A
ga ave ss fss shs desery e gAs Negro aad kals and
WIN also sire 81 Tor the appfehe1son 81 The Ehte
eth saaeirut evidence to cosxict Ia
kB ihs hesse nay have isee pass ss he en- write
kiaasef ELfAE q. HoDakS,
tsfAA Pert BFosAsr. Barhgnf cearty, Ala.
= tsbaB- -S0ssAsrp gassvs ysasuls pa y y 70
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LIABILITIES.
UpssttlrA Gains for Losses and not Que.

The Kns ihsarAsoe comPany prcsents its PaiEons
sasctary eondt on % large nerrAse in Cssa As
set &c the further seeary - heir polriess nyes.
Dsnis heng placed The nimum market value af the
ssnt time Of --sion the sAadsTd q sane 1hey
are eitss prime cis ID paying sicks, rsoa vAa6is
and clean investmenis, yediaF tnsfsf and r.
vAlaed betng 90 &c IferssL Bssiiss he soidty, TIE
Company es attenon - re treng 4nd security t De-
RVS from M can btned sssi< q kgeneiss hrOugh ~
agents havne the means Of presenting sned phaanx II
<TfeReed lEderaerttsrs, which has WeTks. fsr TArty
year, The hapai Fesu 80 s0skholcsrs and esiu
ants Tor osscsand en4hs q % tbs yesr lta6 viii
rsaehed ~ really lfzfisaal Insarance caFporaaon.
EW- Al basnsss attended % viii 6espEtrh And adetty.
taE9f-iR kasAv ~
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The c

DURAL PUBLICATIONS The Country Gen.
II teman the Culitator, and III Illustrated Annual
Register Rural Anairs Published Al Albany, n u, by
LUTHER TUCKER A SON.
The Country Gentleman is beautifully Illustrated weekly
OF 10 pages quarto Uh special departments for The Fara
The GraIer The Dairy The Fruit Garden and Orchard The
Forist The Kitchen Garden, Tie Poultry Yard The House
vile The Fiesde kc THIS Is. without question, the best
Agricultural paper the United taes"-H H. John INT
worth, NJ O., OF Illinois, Price a. year.
The CuyAtor, monhy, 81 pages Octav0-Sel known for
twenty years the best monthly Agricultural jo0rnAl In
this country. Pree So cents per year.
The illustrated Annual Register Of Rural Anara The two
1875 aud 1850 lhan 80 engra
Wings Of buildings animals trees u u, Ae &C. Price Is
cents each, sent post paid by mail.
These work. combine attractions 20 be found In no similar
publications ana tie publishers win send specimens Of ths
pansrs 70 al sLe Noad hike % EXAMINE then, Eb2
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EXCHANGE
RATES OF ADyERTISINC.
,oRkBcTKD WEEKLY.

Newspaper propretors generally and especially OF this
ty under the and regulations heretofore prevailing
are called upon TO perform labor without remuneTA-
zion, titan any other class Of community. The gratutou
publication OF charity and religious advertisement and
uncatons, tributes OF respect obituaries Gc &C. which
can only be inserted at heavy cost 20 the proprietor i'm
poses upon them burden onorous that they feel called
In sedeence 20 check the abuse, by making such
publications charge 90 extent at least the
ties Immediately interested. In this they
isWng the example Of the press IN other cities mpeed by
Of ts intrinsic propriety, and imperative duty
hemseves The subscribers have therefore, united togeh.
in mutual agreement the 70 lowing specified terms
or publication Of these web every Of regular
kgSincss advertising.
Ger each square OF IL lines less Of BREWER 10 lines
OF nonpareii for the LIST insertion. 90
FSreych additional Insertion, square ....... 50
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NnTNG A1IERICAI

YOUNG AMERICAN
Agents Wanted in every county mi, and adjoining
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO an such rare chance make money viii be oered1
Exclusive State and County privileges viii be dsposeT
OF on unusually itr eru BY Application to the pr0prieto
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
oRer you a Coru and Cob iil unsurpassed in the On
on and whch cannot be edr ~ past failure
yentons the very Mill which every Farmer stock
Rser should have, t viii crush from 70 10 bushels Corn
Coo per hour, with horse; easily fitted up aud
managed weighs $40 lbs ani as al hiacs Of toe g ndng
surfaces Is prevented, viii las. any farmer Ordinary lie
time { speak thus % It's Durability. because he
principle has been fairly tesedin the Old BARK Mill Whe
= WILL on TRIAL
for one mon n ami Il DOM give complete satisfaction
iH n there be any man ihas disposed lei him
speak. sat-iseoa warranted ia every case the
will be refunded The Cshsr be attached 10 horse,
water or steam pOEer whck renders the
south Aasons ana DiKon's All other CEu-es
In the South require 100 much power s soon
out. AcCOrdiHgt0 wi
TaEE LAWS 0R NiTUwE,
Gown aud cob vii uhich ADMITS OF lateral sahbIng
mosiou wi sarfy, wear oat all other Crushes
amenzBe 10 this grand oyrcti0n and tie PopHstors
dispute a. 10 the nstruetinn q YorNG AsEE
sessenfl friction End he contrary
have r. v-nted Sabhtrg lateral Eotion, ard ~ ara
Competed 20 acknowledge H. therefore, assert tai q u lar
upernf 10 any other Mil. I selling This fsnnes
see invruu6n at The small sum Of
FIFTY DOIIARS,
And any wanting good hbg .rs earnestly request
and order ironn ths PFepreIors er Agents. tf
hosF4l disco. "a sszee 70 dsalsrs.
J. p. DK0M60OLE, soc PfopFietor.
AGEN
Dla Moore CO., - Market sTesi, NashFille, Mana
ctarers and General Agents.
BeAunoni Pail Co. ciErksye, Agents for MoatgoneFy
County,
Ab wAtkins, Pulask Agent for Gle, cOgn;y
Va B. Hcnt Salsu, Aseat br frADkia CoaAtg. renn.
J.Dss D vaDss c1ssAlIAn spriDs,. Agent for suanss
Caanfy FtfaFf
J. ". Hasrher, Columbia Agent ~ Many coassy.
W. n helL 2. ~ ksns. Agsnsicr saith Coaass.
J. r. Akins Charleston. Ag-ni Aor Bradley CuantE
". Il heHlsy a bfo@, Losies, ASsaa ~ ksss tsnses
osf k-ss~ly
8nIsWOLDss cOTT0N GINS
ItE Deiag tfoFrhe sAy u TIE above gina
S Aesp supply hand % furnish Pianisfs a. aAos
fess zins have ne ceAAeer % railing good snL gia
Aias tter Fannin ghtrr eAalHg rs seed httos "a ing
oat laore ao4tsaa uash and savng boxes durzhls
snd agAast are. IAN othsg gas m use. Ans
cred tsrs cav tnagroas % Ms purchaser
he s1isA srrences be given - establish
q rsDataon WhAf azg aFsAlsa xsAskEFsntq psiniAip
rA u assd 1ccordsnzto Tie tireetiaas seut sA each
aI So AZ 1T. rEAraAs.
cash for " heat and Rye.l
.issa - % Il n an IA sHs
suAEssi eauss ghsssh na eoiisgs snssA
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REGULAR INV ORLEANS AND
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TTNHE New Steamer ''scOTLAND,"A en-
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-03
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mARRELIZEn MON MANTEI.N-

NHls magnificent style Of Mante is taking place
Of all other descriptions both Of supe-
or beauty richness durability and particularly its cheap
While their cost lie only about half that Of the real
Srbe they indeed exceed the former in beauty have
ssperi0T usre, less liable 10 soil, much easier
,ePt eean and far exceed marble in durability are
he same time less liable to break.
The undersigned agents for the manufacturers Wal.
ace, Lthgow Co Louisville, KY, and will furnish them
10 their patrons and the public generally with CRATES
pieces, and every thing complete; ami will srpeE-
intend their putting up. STEWART OWEN,
Stove Dealers and Tinvare Manufacturers
mario dewitt No. 50 Market street