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NASHVILLE Zen No.

Nashville, Ten NJ
The river continuing to recede during the
week has how got pretty we'll down to the
sticking point. Shipments are very slim and
our wharf lsdull to an extreme extent.
Land Warrants--The price is still unsettled;
it's impossible to tell what the market price
Is. The best Quotations we can give is
from io@oo cents per acre, which is fully
/ as nign II not higher than they are in New
iorR, and we look for low prices for soma time
to come.
Our trade generally has been dull.
Cotton. LESS sought for and little offered;
about $50 tales changed hands during the
week at 500.
/ Tobacco.--The larger portion having gone
4 to market there is little activity. Prices du-
ing the week continued very fair, and we add.
the quantity has been unusually good. Sales
of the week about rs hhds at 81 50@9 %.
Bacon.--Less animation, but prices continue
stiff. We can hardly say there is any advance
in prices. yet holders are firm, and buyers
quite willing TO give the figures demanded.
Hog round 8. Hams 8. Sides 8. Shoulders
z.
Flour Continues heavy, only sufficient:
coming forward for immediate supplies. A
general opinion that the incoming wheat crop
will be good one, and miilers are shy Of a
margin.
Sugars hold their own very well, and will
doubtless rule high during the summer. All
grades brown X @10; crushed 121s.
Molasses-Firm at 1890. Good stock.
Coffee--Unchanged with large stocks in
store for tho summer; 12@l3.
Candles-Star 25 cts p 10. Tallow at 100
ii.
Salt--sack 25 fine, 90 coSrse. barrel
45c p bu.
Whiskey The trade has not been as active;
prices are still unchanged: city rectihed %.
Cincinnati 25, country 5O@75.
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HSHE subscribers having visited the -
Il principal Nurseries in Kentucky SS3S
and Ohio, and made arrangements By -~-
which they can supply the people of Lincoln
county with any amount of all the finest vari-
cites OF fruits. Shrubbery. etc. They
invite all who want anything IN this line t.
give them call.
MILLER 4 KIRKPATRICK.
Nay 20, 1866--tf. II
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Caterpi!lars, in immense quaint
ties, infest Norfolk and surrounding
country.
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Cisancery sale of "a store E.O use
and LGS.
y Clsaaiceay Sale OF Land.

n .,Gkaacesy Safe OF Las3d.
T. PURSUANCE Of decree OF the Chancery
u Court at Fayetteville. pronounced at the
February term. 1856, in the case of William N
Todd against annes L. Thomson and others
I will en- Nopday, TIE Attn aay OF
Asgssf next, at the Court House door in
Fayetteville, ofer for sale to the highest bidder
for Cash valuable tract of land situated in
Lincoln County; about one mile west of Fay
etteville, and BOUNDED as follows: Beginning
at a stake Oh the north side OF the public road,
thence north 20 east 90 poles to a stake,
thence west so poles. thence north 30 east
Il poles to stake. thence west 981S poles to a
stake, thence South - west 131 poles to a
stake, thence south $50 east 1881 poles to
the egiuning--containing by actual survey
371l5 acres.
Said land is sold to enforce, the ven doris
lien for the purchase money.
r. FARQUHARSON, Ok G NJ.
,June2 1S5e-(n7 :v61-5w-Sf so
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!, The GRAIN CRop After care
ful persual of the accounts respect
ing the crops in all the principal
grain growing States, the Journal of
Commerce says We come to the con-
clusion that, should nothing unfore-
seen occur, and favorable weather
continues for the next three weeks,
the forthcoming wheat crop will be
the largest ever produced in the
country.
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J. w. HOLMAN
Cifaf.ccry safe OF Land.
LII. STONE,

AUGUSTUS STEED AND john LANDEss.
IN pursuance of decree of the Chancery
a Court at Fayetteville, in the above cause,
pronounced at the February term, 1856,
will on Monday, tie 4tsa assy OF AU-
gust, 1855, at the Court House in Fay
ettsvile, offer for sale 10 the highest bidder for
CASH, all the right, title, claim aud interest.
that Augustus Stced hes in and to, a tract of
Land Oh the west fork of Mulberry creek in
civil districts No. and g. bounded On the
South by the original school tract Of land
West by the lands Of Alexander Ashby's heirs
and Dunken's heirs--North by the lands Of
C. Carriger and East by the lands ofs#ilson
Martin, Ben Ingle and George Cunningaam's
heirs-containin 3l5 acres.
r. FARQUHARSON.C elk and II.
.June Q. Gn7:y6l-5w--S4 so
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-06-19

A letter from FILLMORE appears in
in the American Organ at Washing
ton, accepting the Presidential Nom
tination.
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PROFESSOR WooD's MEDIcINE DEPoT-The
attention Of our readers is requested to the
advertisement OF Prof. Wood, in this paper
He engaged in his present business, we be-
lisve, not more than . year since, where be
established depot for the sale of medicine al
IA Market ST.. but-by energy and popularity
ne has increased it 20 almost linlitless extent
Now he has depot in the city of New York
arranged for manufacturing extensively, and
for supplying the eastern portions of the coun-
try. The value and popularity of his prepa-
rations are attested by multitndes Of certif-
Gates from persons who profess to recommend
them solely from their own experience--a
Louis InteAsgencer, July,1 1855.
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The RESPONSE 10 Che NominaIions

I
The response of the people from
all portions Of the Union, as far as
| yet heard from, are warm and enthu.
siastic for Buchanan and Brecken-
ridge. -se~.
: Guns have been fired and ratifi-
cation meetings called 10 all the lar
erscities.
The New York Mirror Opposition
says:
afhe announcement of the nomi-
nation Of james Buchanan, for the
Presidency, this forenoon, went
through the city like lightning
The Mayor Immediately had the
cannon rolled into the Park, and one
hundred guns fred i
The Baltimore Patriot, a Fillmore
paper, says:
Give are destined to have anoth-
err Democratic President, it viii be
some satisfaction to feel that OF all
the candidates, put in nomination
for tina. exalted office, MIR. Buchanan
is likely to prove the least objection
.
liable. His. mature age, his long ex-
perience as a statesman, the high
positions he has. previously filed,
and the manner in which he has per-
formed the various duties which
have been develved upon him, lead
US to hope that, In The event of his
election as Chief Magistrate, ne will
be governed by a sense of national
responsibility" ~
The Democracy Of Boston, al
though prefermg the nomination Of
Gen. Pierce, Immediately upon the
receipt of the nomination, ordered
the firing Of hundred guns.
The Augusta Georgia J Constitu-
tionalist, thus indicates the cordiali-
ty with which the nominations will
be received in that State: snz
eIn compliance with the desire of
"a large number of-our Democratic
fellow citizeus, one hundred guns
were fred yesterday afternoon in
honor of the nomination, by the
Democratic National Convention, Of
the Hon. James Buchanan, for the
Presidency, and John G.. Brecken-
ridge, for the office Of Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States.
: .These nominations will excite
the dormant energies of the Demo-
cratic party into new lie. and reviv.
lily with electric.quickness the hearts
of the masses Of the people Of the
United States. a
The roar of cannon, the shouts OF
millions of freemen, 5onires and IL
Nominations, and every demcnstra-
ton Of satisfaction will characterize
the reception of this gIaddening IN
.telligence throughout the Union.
!, The GRAIN Crop After care
f,,l oorSual of the accounts TeSpect-
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WILLIAMSON COUNTY

.sAlwe, light grey. Is hands inches high,
She'd afPronnd, marked with gear about Syrs;
sy H w Sweeny, 9TH dis, May 80. Valued
at &125.
Horse Mule, dark greysl51 hands high, name
and tail trimmed, shod before. marked with
gear, about 4yrs; by same. Valued at $3.50
Horse Mule. brown grey, Is hands, an old
shoe on left hind foot. name and tail trimmed,
marked with gear, 3yrs; by same. Valued at
1925.
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Strays- 3
Our Stray List may be found in
enother column es..ss !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-06-19
SOMETHING
NEW AND VALUABLE.

HING
NEW AND VALUABLE.
The most powerful King on the face Of the globe row
peiyns supreme in the American Republic The power
of the heads Of Europe sink insigpfeancs
when compared to our American King.
hs eS az. orv and 70 70
10 greater misery and degradation the poor and depend
emit. American King goes forth with equal willing
to the lordy mansion and the humble csbn ready
alike to administer relief and offer health snd happi
ness TO the Lofty and lowy, the rich and the poor
DR.. JOHN BULLS
AMERICAN KING OF PAIN
Is the Tzsra WONDER woR-D. and the greatess
blessing offered to afflicted humanity; TO tho suf
frng millions the Doctor can say, relief L st your cou
mand You have only TO this magical remedy. All
those Who still suffer- and viii not accept the pro4red
Balm, deserve net the pity Of their families.
This wonderful medicine during the brief period sincs
its introduction has carried happiness to the hearts Of
thousands and made life charm many who hereto
fore regarded it only a. painful and miserable exist
To the winds with all Idninents Embrocations, Pain
Killers, and Pain Exracsors, and les millions Of glad
sangass proclaim ,ns merits Of the great . american
tables and roots, produced BY Americas own rich ard
bounteous soil
judges Of what is and what valuable family med
iine 10 special favor by giving the King Of Pain
single trial and il sstisfctory exert their influence
and see that il used by their afflicted neighbors Thj
Ladies always charitable, and when they induce har
suffering friends to this really valuable medicine.
they viii be doing Of henevoIence they can
we'll be proud Of This IL powerful and truly magical
remedy tor all external diseases sores sweiing burns,
&c. and for many internal Affections certain cure
Jet it Is perfectly harmless and incapable OF producing
the least injurious effects in the most delicate
the weakest constitution
1t is entirely useless 70 follow the old and worn-out
system Of Publishing to tbs public thousands of certl
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Cincinnati. Ohio
Flour 1905 % for common, 5 1906 so
FIR ch -ice.. Whisky 22@21 Z Bacon sides 9,
shoulders 7s4. firm Sugar advanced u No
lasses held at so.
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.T;,.,.,ceyy sale Of F.anSi.

CiRsssscery sale Oh Rand.
IN pursuance OF a decree Of the Chancery
a Court at Fayetteville, pronounced at the
February term, 1856, in the.case of W. I. Ross
VS.. +. L. Thomson, | will on Monday,
the sih day Of A1gasf, next, at the
Court House door IN Fayetteville. offer for sale
to the highest bidder, on q credit of SIX
MONTHS,
valuable Tract
or parcel Of Land, the same being the western
portion of a Tract sold By w. It. Ross TO l.. 7.
Gray and others, and by said Ross and Gray
to James T.. Thomson, lying about one mile
west of Fayetteville and contains - acres.
Said land is sold to enforce the vendors lien
for the purchase money.
Bond with approved security will be
required of the purchaser, and a hen retained
upon the land until the purchase money is
paid. r. FARoUHARs0N, OK. & NJ.
June 2, 1855 -[n7:v6l-5w-s4 80
Chancery sale of "a store EsO use
and Los.
IN pursuance of a decree Of the Chancery
4 Court at Fayetteville, pronounced at the
February term, 1856, IN the ease of W. ". Gill
VS.. L. E. Tucker,et al, | will on Monday. the
al, day OIL AtsSust,next, at the court house
in Fayetteville offer for sale to the highest
bidder for Cash, that we'll known STORE
HOUSE AND LOT on the North East Corner
of the Public Square in Fayetteville, lately
occupied by L. e. Tucker & Co.
Persons desiring to purchase an eligible
Stand for Store would do well to call and
examine the premises
The sale ismade to enforce lien retained
upon thesame for the payment Of the purchase
money. Possession given Immediately.
FARQUHARS0N, C. d NJ.
June 2, 1856--Fu7 :y6l-5w-3t 80
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LINCOLN COUNTY

LINCOLN COUNTY.
Hog blue color, smooth crop off the tight
ear, upperbit underbt and slit in the left, about
IS mos old; by NJ Ventress, 9Th dis, June
Z. Valued at 81.
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OF Observation-Disclosures be handedinto the
Office by Tuesday Morning. to insure an appear
ance in the following Paper.
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~ A Request Easily Granted. 90

GTAlvsrsisemsnt are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed in.
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gG0p9Roa NJ ARE
ITNUBS. Pals. Buckets, cedar, CT
Il spruce and pine) Churns and :sz
Wash boards, Willow ware Of all kinds. We.
give the highest market price for Barter of all
kinds NEIL, M00RES & WRIGHT.
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.L.A.7sD SIZE.

IN pursuance of decree Of the Comfy
Il Court of Lincoln County pronouneed at the
May term, 1856, will on Monday. the Esd day
of June next, offer for sale to the highest bid
der, upon the premises, on credit Of Twelve
Months, all the lands belonging to the estate #
Aaron McDougl, deceased. dover excepted;
the purchaser giving bond and secarity, and
lien retained upon the land untilth purchase
money is paid. This 9th May. 1856.
ELI T. HODGE, Clerk.
fn4:v6l-fds--pr Zee a. 30.
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1900 HARDWARE.
rALtH rAfEaRPr WXfAi dHkEi sss
p. r.. MOORE 4 CO.,

r. r. MOORE 4 CO.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC H1RbWARE
No. - Pearl 81, opposite W. ny's, Richmond, Va,
ant complete .s.cr%ss, Of sI nm, and s'a ha.S
Ams,'e.n Goods rhsG large aud complete.
Roirs,s'" and ws.,.ahe~s sas Pen and Posts. kav.s
Peeks, ku,ve. OF is .s.t and bade.,
issy Ssas: INV: ana ss;s., . .as = piece:
ss' {. .ss as sss q y..,ss. s.s:; and .s
PISTOLS. Roe. sias S.f.s,: ana soaa,sss s'''''
m:n s' .os sss Hoe. .. 'sas'' sA'A
Hand o. and SI panel .ss., as1ass. md a.,sss.
MN, pit eros. Gu, and circular saws.
Hnrii. Vices. AMI smiths bellows.
and s.sS e & s ss.. Az. md o as Screw r
c..ins., Horse shoe. and Hoiss shoe Nails,
Ior.s Collars, blind Blla,s. and n.%.s
L.st.. Hinge. and screws, 2, every ds.eIipson.
Snsl.h; american and O. D. psrss ,,sa Gaps.
re. rsy. and Walters. and all other soods usually found
been pu.sA...d III: syer.s
@.rehani. visiting % and respectfully Invite them
SSa: IN this ri our S .as q n. so.sa . 70 %
r. s-orders promptly and carefully attended to- au2s
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY.
WEm.NF NOW IN s .sss. ssS Ss.,n Pss
Knives, embracing full assortment, OF I. rs and -
Ss:ssi psa .Ss .iar.ss sSsp,.S to Il. .Soi...s l.d-
Received BY steamer. wo.ienhom.'
ps Of sS sas sa.y and %
Received "Gre. 1900 dorsn Table
aud Forks
and white bone soeos ssa,lo buck and ivory hsod..
we'll adapted trade, With. aud
ehs.ss, VS. 4 q. DOMAIN,
Importers Of HArd..re and Cutlery,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Most Extraordinary Remedy Known.

R~THHEE YEARS ExPsRiENcr In the sale Of
oA the ~MOrnEH'> BREAST CLOTHES"
has satisfied that there nothing the medical world,
Which v all with them. rsy indeed eomiors Of
he nsrsis0 mother.
be said Of the without fear Of contradiction proof,"
that they applet time prsvoas TO thr
the - promptly .isy all inasmaton
all pain prevent the o catherine and far'
hsrnOrs the breast should actually before the cloths can b.
application them gill produce such
the .peee possible
Every keep follow In their the
word for H. she
suffering with her breasts
SW too, BY II worth Of
postage stamps. Hn Of
the.ecl o any part OF the United sstes-
They " for sale BY
ADIE 4 GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
e99 is1 Main street, Richmond. Virginia.
McADE a BAKER, is6 Main st., Richmond, Va.
- applying these Cloths, will accompany
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MEDICAL,
.-ro.r&S;tI, E,hHHSLAr.or.,

In chapter Rszsss and
RApwArs cured isrrbs attach Of Cronie k<ena
tsn afss usn Physicians scott eeuny. Va had red hsi
sk In vain Also hov Doessrs pas-ats
using k.a..y Rsnsds L., every enc yhe sn.sd sh DTS
Medicine Try kadways Rsrsaiors
thoe eovv Pmpis Boichcs. and who's blood n-t
viii bad hosrs rad the here pubsh sApuAvs knApu
kklEs kApvAs RzsovAtxe kzolykr and kADvArt kkselA
toss the only remedies required the most tcrurinS
The terrible and khsfui aud
human ystsn In regular and healthy eondsea Spring Diseases
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oAnHIAeE,ssIs DcyA,EEHIAeEsi SsEEES

NEW PIOW.
XHTE have been engaged for some time past -.
w IN eestlhg up ne patterns Tor new 49,,
Pos especially designed Tor turning under the : Nv
heavic grov o. vcestahle matter, and
pcaerr u Informing friends hnk
have fully acconplhed that end
We would cali The aienton ~ the FARMERS
ssft " Flows o.
New Ground Jumping Coaiers, forse for
putting In wheat, aroNs Ac &c An which
svn shops, ~ good wespsa au ahted give steton
okO WATT Co. Frautin street,
~ elaarr below tia EKchaner, Richmond, W
HALL AND PASSAGE t.AurS, N new andi and
some patterns and designs Je. psnea sna for ..i.h
sB WMF. BUfLkR, 70 Main ..
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PAIL AND WINTER STOCK
VALENTINE a SONS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE
ID ICH figured and plain silks of all styles
IL ''unbre Satin Striped and figured French peLanes
Medium and low priced Mou-sclines snd PcrSans
BombaEaes AlpaecAs and Mourning SAtine
French and English plain aud plaid Merinos
French figured and Coiored CAsimeres and Doeskns
Embroidered sleeves, Collars and sets
White and Hack Grape Collars and Sleeves
Matese and Nalcncennes Lace sets
Cambria. swiss, Thread and Lille LAces and Edgings
Every style 81 Trimmings for Dresses
large 81 figured Plaid and Plain Ribbons
Ladies, Misses and Chhirrrs Wooden and Cotton Hose
Gents, boys and Chld's Hose and Half Hose
Nd, Buck. Thread, silk Gloves and Gauntlets
Beached ami hrosn Sheetings and ShrtinRs (chespl
Cloths, all qualities and eoiorS English and French
SAnets, fuiei Cl1ths kerseys and Plains
Plaid and Figured French FAnnes forfsques
Ladies Cloths. and silk Nelvvts for MAntilas
Velvet, SIX, satin and Cashmere Nesings
full assortment u Ladies, Gents and Misses Shsws
GlnghAuis, Habit and Furniture Caieos
Rcd. Crib and servants Blankets, all prices
Carpetng, Rug~ nruggyt and Baze
Table DAmAsk, Cloths, Napkins and DOilrs
Irish Linens. She and PLlou-case Linen
With variety article and manufacture Of hrst class
tail Establishment aud at unprecedented low Prise foT cash
VALENTINE 4 son,
Corner Broad Capitol Streets Capitol square
We shall Dc regular all the novelties
Gaods they brought
aud week shall exhibit something desirable
These those propose
business, cash ~u enable
variety stock and lower rates than heretofore sea
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STEAMBOATS,, &e

=: .sss r.s =. ~:
s's s'S s::s - g:
uS0a uoxroN.-rRsr vessEL-R ssA.ae~s a.d -
sss.s S.ss, ssosa,s siSkssscs c.s. ssssss s.1
Sr,:I 81 a s.p.s s % '
FsSsr SSS FONT ,s sSs :..SSs.: AZ
susrA CAP, ". g s, an a, having sssa hsssssn
shan vat: .: ;a,s, ii, s.i
sEss n, WI S., 81 $ and the ''''
The ears. .ssass ssnnssss With ,hs Asss. =, s.ve
friday :, o'sloss ksrn,as August. s ssssc Nor
sssSas Oh Ss1ss iSs u. i;as
fare 10 ssssois &c. 40
rsre o landing, s,ove ersve. 10
servants, through, 80
S.. ..; ::.i and not over IL year. Of .s'
", ~'-' " eNl-''a -'' tnos DopAMEAp. sspr
r.s S%T - sss AaaASS AND s6s,cix
srf s.SSs s SSsni rscx SsSs
hauling Vii 1 ,.s%. 'S.. .sssi. ssa ss.sss
III: sS:'; s:' % ;s' ss
's.s ns. .ss s:;' s ss's:;
aud % %Ss On s: and
rs:-.ss and meals al a. usual Q: aAsKNs
mas R.o.H.
FOR Sh.Ss as sI tosT sb sSpoL.
SrEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. O. MrrcH-
- Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain DAVID &ksRkSk
TAI, Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt D. Rooss <GE-3ERs
One Of these superior Steamers viii leave Rich
Monday touching
Phsdelphs Wednesday and Saturday morning
At 10 O'Clock
ane order Increased Recommendations
% S Of e. ssSps ID. s ss IN
goods committed charge, receive Of
eE- No trsn-hipnent by this line
P.s..rr through to New yors and found - . ,,o 90
DO do PHILADELPHIA and found, ist cabin 90
Passage Point Norfolk the river boats
stop Philadelphia
days. aud then proceed New York by the ticket.
mutt H. 4. rUTTLE, Agent, Roeketts
DAsSAGE To Old P0INr.-rhe IN
Curtis Peck Capt. John Davis will fe2,JAHA14sP
on aud after Thursday next 18th inst, call by old
regularly her and from Portsmouth, and Norfolk
during the Watering season. x D HAskINs
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FOR RENT.

~ FOR RENT.-A stor~ 80
~ fest long md viii rented mode
r.tr pree f.ncy business. Tor vheh 10 ad -
" ~ W. p PERKINsA CO.
.u2a No. isi Eagle SQUARE.
uyOR RENT.-A large ware House on N. pceh Ap- a
n ply to oko PALMER to
sec-tm -
uNOH HENT.lrhs Granite Front sory Cary street. b.
u 18th and iSh. occupied by Mrsrs Branch Co.
rcsesssn given on 'hs ich inst For 'srus srp,y,S ,
juS-du DAVID bukk
uNOR RENT-And possession given Immediately. neat -
convenient DwELtING tst betwesn Main IL
Gary containing eight and Kitchen With four Rooms
Aiage WAREHOUSE 9th the river. suitable o
Carpenter shop for Storage which vii be rented App 10
Iyao-du HILL RAwLINGA
UNOR RENT. LEASE OR sALE.-rhe HoUsE a
lot Main street. fronting 20 feet, adjoining the
Messrs Barnes recently occupied ny Mr. VIM "
Sins turner's shop Possession given hs LIST Of January next
For terms apply to join A. kVhlNsnN,
iyso Corner Cary and Virginia sta
uNOR RENT.-A % Story Brick Dwelling 9oth !.
II STREET. between Franklin and Grace sts last sde, -
tanning Rooms with the out haiiing and kA
ding a thorough repair Apply To ...,. -.
SIGN 81 the circusr ss-. n Main st
II and large story below -
etA the Capitol House Es
yell calculated for aFr Family boarding house, containing
deen good Kitchen and water the door,
completely arranged with burners attached through
This pleasant and
the viii be made reasonable
the subscriber, corner above. B. JONES.
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Ii EEN, UALDWIN a CO.. AZ .he a.l.n,Ian

Il ZEN, BALDWIN ~ co.. ask the attention Of their
N friends sud the putc. theT s.ect
stock q FALL ANn WINTER CLOTHING Gennau. Fur-
usug 'o, store aud s-ldy exhibition. assnrt
nent e4hraCs al tie choice anl improved
l2uai 10 tn ari having constantly n -
wv i"rs market M prepared shoE
novelties OF tt made nauuiaclry that De
euHry tasty aud durable for which Clothing
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IL The seroHd tsgy ~ house PREPARED a good
stock f0r tie NHnLESALE TRADE great induce
meats 10 Merchants favor a lnrrraei and
aneqBalicd ac.te- and full determination 90 nleId
pledge Ourselves % make i yoar interest o. buy Of
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