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| WINTER CLorH:NG, Doors Shoes, HAS, ETC
! w rl lts ,e le tuli. IL ii
or w';'n5 y','pj., t~,> aa slaves. ~ w!io1 vii,
t&e place his day. "'rvk !. ". H:5, Lean
ao',s ."' rooms, No. Il charities .lrsr Trs'u> e.'o.
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CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GoopS.-AIcssr>. L.
SprnuI Co, No. n 81 Charles street, sun rl
limit, .u>,e gcrlcn'trr ";ssdoae The. lces
,yw.
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tr,s,l >cntflnIIxiv j, ~t.r,s 's, az Tie dc. Of
Ic}aAr the slave trade, and al e sam" di, 'frmp'n''
! labor all tue world over.
The Governor Of South Carolina, Ny this recon-
mendaton. has earned distinction he will enjoy
undivided to the end of his natural existence. lie
will have obtained notorieiy-Ur We cannot call it
honor-that will cling to him forever Alone i'll
his glory he will sit enthroHed upon emncnvc no
one will seek to approach or scale. lie is the first
high public tunctionary that has recommended a re
opening Of the slave trade. He will lie the last, NJ
other Southern Governor dare venture upon such 4
recommendation nor could it be done With IMMUNITY
in any other State except wiltu extreme, cuprcous
South Carolina.
OF course this recommendation will be seized upol
by the treeSoil press of the North and terrible ont
cry will be raised about it, in which the char0ccran
interests Of the South will necessarily suffer. Tn
voice of Gov. Adams will lie hcrulded forth as tn
voice of the South when the very reverse is the cast
We question mach whether his Exccilency truly rel
resents the sentiments Of the real people OF his oW
State but if he does he does not represent the lee
ings Of an immense majority OF the people Of tn
. other States below Mason and DiXons line. \
Southern men-as good and loyal Southern men q
Gov, A.. or anybody c,se-we enter solemn PR
test against his doctrine being received as Southcr
d doctrine; and earnestly call upon our Northern col
sentative contemporaries to note the fact, and sprea
re it before their readers In 10 other way cali the III
lign influences Of this useless and imprtuticahle =
communication be counteracted
u One more quotation, and We will bring this length
~ article to close. After stating that hut for the 40
on OF the slave trade the equilibrium between Il
North and the South would not have been DESTROYED
that the North has drawn her supply of labor for Il
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HOrsEKEEPIHG GoODs-Messrs. P. r. Fell & Co.,
celaneous goods which necessary every department;
of housekeeping economy. See advertisements
NEW ORLEANS CARPET WAEEHoCsE.-The store /
Of Hess A. Tyonsseau Co. NO 10 Chartres street. ofgrt
with everything that is beautiful and fashionable i'll the Of
e,pctng oil CLOTHS piano and table covers, House
keepers should 20 and examine.
FCENlTURE-1'he warerOoms Of Mr.. Charles A.
Stewart Nos III and l73 Caul Street, co!el as ever
will, productions Of the cabinet makers art Those
contemplating purchase of furniture >o"ld give Mr. ST call
SPLENDID EoOps AT HEBRARpS. --Ihe ladies sholld
bear in that the beautiful otLc building the corner Of
Earoe Canal has equally beautifully store in
its lower story that that is dry ,uoS Store AID thai
that dry goods kept presided by Of Fash
iuisc ascntsa gentleman in his otcnesS ami az
Communications reasonable in his prceswe Old
friend b. W. ebrar His sock Of Goods is extensive and
fashionable and ali i> ofstion We would parlic-
uay the sdr his adv cr;seneut aud advise them to
drop III his the first time they shopping.
~--
FRESH GEoCERIES.--1lr. Z. L. Berccr has received
at his grocery, ';en No % laroe street fresh up
plies groceries of all kinds together with choice ssor!t
Of wines aud Liquors. ouekcepcr> il that part Of the city will
do the Mr. ercier' ock n prices for they
ead 'e latter reasonable AZ tl"y
desire. We refer the advertisements in another co'
-<o <n-
AMERICAN LIQroRs.-Messrs Jones' Mackinder \
Gov No. Of Gr"vier street have in store very "f"Io OF pure
oil Pt1nsy lrara whisky, Virginia peach brandy and apple
brandy together Of London porter and -
isll olives. See advertisements
SuNpRIEs.-Mr o. 0. Woodman, at the corner OF
and Common Streets has received large quantities Of
window glass soda, and tanners Gil. See ADVERTISEMENT
~~--
New Books AT WUITES.-Mr Thomas l.. White,
No. street. has rvcej' supply Of new books, Of"
traeliye titles the list in advertising column.
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OFFICLiL T7OYE, OF ILLLVOLS.

To- ,1'tlJ IFt,t'H l-t-h
Frru tihrnTH IJt
Fe. ~ over FilHprv.,. .., ......,,....... ...|'>
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-04
SPLENDID STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale the valuable Farm which now re.
side situated q miles south OF Nashville and IA miles
southeast of Franklin the Nashville Truns and Fay
etteve Turnpike Said farm contains $50 of land
of which about three hundred high state of cul
vaon sixty acres in grass lots and the balance well tim
bcred This is one Of tn best stock farms in Williamson
county as every field and lot is accessible to water
throughout the year The Improvements of the very
first class consisting of excellent brick dwelling with
eight rooms ALSO brick Kitchen smoke house good ne
gro houses cotton gin, grist mill barns, and stables
There are several erang springs the place. and
well convenient to the house. 1t is situated in
ceent neghborhood convenient to schools and church
The farm is susceptible of division as to make two
desirable places four horse stage coach trweek
b to Nashville directly by the place.
TERMs-One third cash. the balance payable N and
two years. with interest Notes with good securities
uuired and lien retained for the purchase money. Come
all We who want good homes and look for yourselves;
am determined 30 SELL
For further information apply to at JOrdans Store,
or on the premises
septl3-lm VIM. ALLISON.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANO(
RAILROAD,

SPECIAL A0IIGE TO SHIPPERS VA 81 HANHAH
IO NASHVILLE
A the Nashville aad Chattanooga Railroad Company
N has notified and reminded the Central Railroad Com
pany of Georgia, of their Summer Rate and it does not
seem TO have been noticed recognised in the hand bills
Of that Company recently distributed city, we take
this method informing the Merchants and Shippers bv
that line that the rate will be 81 35 per 100 lbs s Glass
Goods and not 81 25 as the hand bills represent 81 25 is
the average through rate First Glass Goods from the
Seaboard Nashville but sub ected TO tho 10 cents
dOnal in the SumHer and deduction Of 10 cents per
100 lbs in the Winter which make the rate per
advertisement g. IS from June 10 Decembe-, and ii Is
from December to June Ii. |. ANDERSON,
June 81 Superin'e n'endent
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JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER.

TIHE Great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout Pain in the
Side Hip, Back, Limbs aud JOINTS Scrofula Kings
Evil White Swelling, Hard Tumors STIFF JOINTS all dI-
ed pains whatever
Where this Plaster is applied pain canno exist
1t has been beneficial in of weakness such Pain
and Weakness the Stomach, Weak Limbs, Lameness,
lection OF Lungs iE their primary stages. Ii destroys
famalion by perspration.
James Boyd, Pickens district South Carolina tesges
that by ts alone he cured Of Rheumatism m both
of his knees, ofseVerAl years standing.
The following handed US by respectable Physician
in Georgia:
and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively my
state my belief in their superiority all other articles
with which acquainted for the for which they
are recommended. The Hebrew Plaster especially, is an
universal penaeca for local pains have also found
excellent application for Sprans and Bruises. 1t gives
versal satisfaction wherever used SIS oSLlN, NJ ID.
Knoxville, Ga, March 9TH, 1858.
ny Beware of Commercials and base limitations.
Ths genuine will in future have the signature of f. TGy
Ior on the steel plate engraved the label the
box. .-,-,. -.
ucles u existence.
the enuine is sold byus and by agents appointed
hTo Ig6 he South and pedar is allowed to sell it, Deal
ersaTd urchasers generally cautioned against buying
any but our regular agents. otherwise the WILDE imposed
on by worthless article, SCOHlL MEAD:
hi Charities street, New Orleans, Sole General Agents for
the Southern States whom all orders must Invariably be
addressed. .
sold also by Ewin Brothers, Berry & Demovils, r
Roscoe Thomas Wells and q w Hendershott, Nashville,
Tenn, and by all other Druggists through the Stats
tan1g Ed
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" ~ - W. Kss2k.
RAILROAD

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER
TRAINS,
ITO take effect on and after SATURDAY 2lst Of June,
l. 1856 Day Passenger leaves Nashville al 9.05, A, NJ,
arrives at Chattanooga at COS, p. NJ.
Night Passenger leaves Nashville at s. p NJ, arrives at
Chattanooga at4 %, A NJ.
Day Passenger leaves Chattanooga at g. A. NJ arrives
at Nashville at 2.40, Z. NJ.
Night Passenger leaves Chattanooga at 915, p. NJ, ar
rives at Nashville at s45, A. NJ.
irne2l. Ii. l. ANDERSON, supt
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II AN manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foun
Il dry in this city, good assortment of STOVES AND
HOLLOW. WARE, viz: Ovens, Pots, Skilets and Lids,
Sad Irons and Andons Of different paters for the whole
sale and retail trade at small profits
Also Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware of the best quail
ity at low figures few fine chamber sets of Brittana
Ware and No RefrigeratOrs, hand and for sale low.
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gutterng with
Tin or Copper
tSg- Old Copper Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron taken
in exchange for my manufactures. II T. DORIS,
augl-6m No. College ST., near Church st
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning thew
offer proceeding London and Havrs
Oler route for the economy Of time and money
Passage from New York Southampton and Bremen, First
Cabin Ssloon 100 dollars; First Cabin Lower saloon Ito
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars
All letters aud newspapers must pass through the Post Of
Zee. a-".
No bills lading will be signed parcels received the
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each ship.
For freight or passage apply to @
Z. HI. SAND, IL South William street, New York.
c. A. HEINBKEN CO., Bremen,
CR0SKEY & CO., Southampton.
WIN. lSBLIN, Hayre. jan22-ly
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN & SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

'INHk ships comprising this line are WASH EES
= NGTON. Capt. E. Cavendy; HER <<E&S
MANN, Capt Edward Higgins. These stes-
nersstop at Southampton both going and returnsns
PROPOSED DATEs OF sAILIxs-les6
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
- -

yHE GreatCen Route connecting the Atlantic citiei
l. withWestern Northwestern, and Southwestern Ststes
by continuous Railway direct This road also connects
at Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers to all ports
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direet cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Wss
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS.-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods TX. mar 1oon
lin boxes Furs, Feathers &c....... ~ pe WV
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery,
Dry Goods lin baes,) Hardware, Lea 6oc per 1ooD
TBIRp 1Hf oIAss-Anyiis. .Bseaiu9 Bacon.
and Pork Gn bulk, }, Hemp DC. ...... 00' p'i i00~
FOURTH CLASS.-Gofee Fish, Bacon, la. ,oop
and Pork (packed,) Lard and Lard Oil f'' POI ioo~
Flour-$1 per bbl. until further notice.
Grain-50 cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
COton$2 per bale, noteIceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notice. ---
EE- In shipping Goods from any point East of Phila.
dslphia be particular to mark package ic Philadelphia
Railroad" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Ptsburg will be forwarded with
FREIGHT AGENTs-Harris. Wormley & Co., Memphis,
Tennessee; r. f. Sass Co.. st. LOUIS j. 8. Mitchell
Son. Evansville lndana Dumesn Bell and Murdoch and
Carter Jewett LOUISVILLE Ky; Z. @. Medrum, Madison
Indiana; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati;
N. W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech & Co.. No
81 Kilby street Boston; Leech Co. Astor House, New
York; No. William street. and No. BstterG Place. New
York. E. j Sneeder, Philadep phs; Magraw Koons, Bal
tmore; Geo. Q Franciscus, Pittsburg.
H. Il. HOUSTON, General Freight Ags'at, PhiLa.
q. J. LOMBAERT, Sap, Altoona, Pa.
jams '56,-tIslj 81.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
TNHREE Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
i and Pitts6urg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at III, A NJ, and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at 2, A. NJ. THE FAST LINE
Philadelphia for Pitsburg at p NJ and Pittsburg
for Philadelphia at l, 2. NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Psburg at IL, p NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at TO- P. NJ.
The above lines connect at Psburg with the Railroads
10 and from st. Louis Mo-; Alton, Gslena and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville, KY; Terra
Haute Madison Lafa and Indianapolis Ind Cincin
natl Dayton Springfield Bellefontaine Ssndusky, Toledo
Cleveland COnm0us GAINESVILLE Massilon, and Wooster
Ohio; aso with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati. I
Through Tickets be had to from either of the
above places
For further particulars, see Handbs at the different
starting points Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Phsdephs
Baltimore, New York or Boston
TH0S. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines, PkiLddd
]. MESKIMEN, AGENT, Passenger Lines, Pitts5ETg.
Philadelphia, l856-jans-1y
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GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoining
"A States 20 sell lie above nav and impro ed CURN
AND COB MILL. To all such, a rare Chance 70
make money will be offered. Exclusive STATE and tauny
privileges will be disposed of unusually tar ter a bv
application to the PrOprietor.
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISERS,
oRer you Corn and CO6 Mil unsurpassed In the
Union, and which cannot be superseded b5 past or turs
inventlons II Is the very Mill which every Farmer and
Stock Kaiser should have; ii will crush from TO 10 bush-
els Corn and Cob per hour with horse easily fitted
up and managed weighs $40 b and as eli contact Of the
grinding surfaces prevented will last any farmer an or
nsry lifetime Ispeak thus Of its durability because the
WHO'S it that wants
a MIL ON TRIAL
for MONTH and il don't give complete satisfaction N
return ~ II there be any man thus disposed let him
speak Satisfaction warranted in sverycase or the non
ey viii be refunded. This Crusher be stiashed to
horse, water or steam power which renders tia
convenient Mill south OF hssons and Dixons line. All
other Crushers In the south require much powez
will soon out. According 20
THE LAWS OF NATURE
Corn and Cob Mill which admits Of lateral or vabbn9
motion, will necessarily soon out all other Crushsrs
amsnabls TO this grand objection and the Pr0prstors
dsrO not dispute it, In the construction of sYoux AEER-
Ics have gainsd power, and defy contradiction; have
lessened friction, aad ehaengs wsrd 70 the osnr-
r have prevente da wa5bng lateral notion and ali are
compelled 10 acknowledge 1t; therefore, asssrt that 10
far superior 70 any other Mill am now selling ibis Ten
nessee invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
And any one wanting 'good thing" Is earnestly
quesed to examine the true merits and principles OF ths
Mill, and srdsr from the Proprietor or Agents.
liberal discount made to dealers.
j. r. DR0hGO0I&
Shslbyville, Tenn, Oct. '55 5oe Proprieior.
AGENTS.
Ellis, Moore Co, "a Market street, Nashville Msnu.
iacturers and General Agsnts- .. e-fr-
Beaumont, FallA Co., CArksviS, Agents for hoEtgon.
cry county.
Alb Watkns Pulaski, Ageutfor Giles county.
VIM. Hunt Salem, Agentfor Franklin county, Tenn.
and JacksOn county, Ala
James b. Vance, CHstIsn Springs, Agent for S1mner
county.
J. w. Hatcher, Columbia, Agentfor Mnury county.
WIN. Bell p. NJ Rome, Agent for Smith county
j. r. Akin, Charleston, Agent for Bradley county
w. Z. Huney Bros L0ud0n, Agents for East fenuss-
e, octlA-lyd&triw
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, N.&CR.R.
NASHVILLE, September, 1856

NASHVILLE, September, 1856 I
THE Draynen Of Nashville having discontinued re.
ceiving goods at the Depot COnsignees will hereafter
be notified of the arrival of their goods and furnished with
bill Of freight due same Any presenting the no
tice and paying the bill will be recognized the autno-
rYed agent of the Consgnee The responsibility of the
road terminates with the delivery of the goods and claims
for deficiencies and damages will not be allowed after de-
livery unless by 1t being the duty of the agent
have in his possession evidences of delivery, consgnees
or their agents will be required to receipt for all articles
as delivered Notices for all consgnees whose place of
business or residence not known will be sent to the
Post Office. CHAS W. ANDERSON, Agent.
B-Tbe object of the abuve notice is not TO give
Consrnees any unnecessary trouble compel daymen
to assume responsibilities that do not egmaely belong
to their business but simply to define the position Of the
rnad leaving merchants and drsymen TO make their own
arrangements. tsepls G. W. A
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RUNNING TIME BECN ZEN CULUMBUS UklO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets TO Wash.
ington car be procured to which point well as to
Baltimore il is the shortest most direct and in every
spec the most reliable route 1t is the only by which
10 reach the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. at the cost of Ticket to New York only, thus en-
abng Business Men and Travellers for pleasure infor
nation four of the principal cities the Union
less cost than can be afforded by any other route.
And Il is the only route by which Through Tickets
be had Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, At
ants Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches of
Carter Thomas, steamers on the Cumberland river
to LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad Indianapolis, Ind, make direct connection
Columbus, Ohio, with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made to Washington City. Baltimore, Phils
delphia and New York.
rSy@ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Men,
phis are transferred at Cairo to the of the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Haue Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia to Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, at 10 A. M., $50 +. N. and
IL P. Ii.
E Travellers are requested to notice that while this
the only aft riding Through Tickets to all the Eastern
Cities at the same charged by other routes TO Nero
to all the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus BamOre is only 576 miles, being about 100
miles shorter to New York. than by any other route There
are less changes Of by this route and consequently
less detention than by any other.
~ The road is ballasted with broken stone and is
entirely free from dust
For further information, please apply to D. G. RUMSEY
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the office of
the U. s. Mail steamers, at the Jefsrsonvile Railroad
Office Main street. WIN. 3. WOODSIDE
Master Transportation B. 4 o. R, r.
JOHN M. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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Christmas Dinner.

RIPE PEACHES, GREEN CORN, AND
FINE TOMATOES.
IF you would have the above decacies perfection for
Il your Christmas Dinners, put them up in the
SELF SEALING CANS,
Manufactured by u.s. which give universal satsaacGOn,
are very easily managed cheap the chespeSt good
as the bes-made of heavy tin very carefully sOdered,
Those who want them had better make early application.
the demand is at present much greater than the supply
santa MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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rTNWENTY THOUSAND bushel sRye wanted immedi.
stely, for which the highest market price will be
paid. BIS FRENCh sun.
auo27tf-B
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LAND WARRANTS SBoUGHTOR LOCATED
+ WILL pay cash for Land Warrants. will also buy
old Missouri and Arkansas Land Patents issued about
1918, to soldiers of 1912.
l am also prepared to locate Land Warrants in South
Western Missouri, tn line Of The South Western Mis-
souri, railroad in connection with gentleman who has had
the selecting of more than OF railroad land
along the side of this road For further particulars terms
&c enquire of the undersigned Cedar street. the
Post Office. (septl0) J. g. FELLOWS
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"ALL PAPERS.-3OOO sxII1VW-
w pieces Is cent paper justre ,..@N
ceiysa; Fire Screens, large Tar1ety;
Trinidad Paper Testers and Center cxxA go
Pieces, on hand and for sale by w. W. FINN,
msy7 % Public Square, corner DeadsriekT
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

GREAT DISCOVERY.
TAMES' NEURALGIA LIQUID-A certain cure for Neu
~ ralgia, rheumatism Local Pains, &c.
This medicine has been but lately introduced into Nash
ville but has already acquired great reputation.
The Hon. A. .Shemwe, M II. r., certhes that he was
attacked with infammatory Rheumatism, and had the SER
vices Physicians, who afforded him relief He was
unable himself In bed when this powerful llnimen
him entirely "a hours This fact is certified to by
three members of the Legislature who were constantly with
him.
ALEX. MACKENZIE, Agent,
aug97 Nashville
HERRINC'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.
WE have been appointed by s. Q. Herring d Co.
w Agents for the above Safes, which will sell for
cash or negotiable paper AT THE MANUFACTURERS
PRICES IN NEW YORK, with freight, exchange and
insurance added. We have now assortment on hand
and request all those who interested in the matter to
examine the evidences that to PROVE that this sae is
an INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE, and is BURGLAR
PROOF far valuable papers, notes. or money is con-
cerned.
Several of these Safes have HALLS PATENT POW
DER PROOF LOCKS, which ct the Worlds Fair in Lon
don, in 1851 and at New York in 1858, awarded
medal being the most perfect lock in the world NKvER
HAVING BEEN PICKED or blown by Powder.
Hundreds of certificates given from all parts OF the
world which valuable papers shown 10 have been
taken from these Safes unnjured aor having been for
many hours, and sometimes for days. exposed to the most
intense heat.
Call and examine them.
MACKENZIE & WILSON,
sept24-tf II College street
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PIANOS, MELODEONS. MUSIC, dc

PIANOS, MELODEONS. MUSIC, DC.
THE undersigned has just received and opened for in
specion the largest stock Of Pianos, MelOdeODs and
Musical Merchandise offered in the City of Rocks
The attention of everybody is invited to examine aud
Judge for themselves As mine ia strictly Music BUsI.
NESS purchasers may rely upon getting the very best
tice and at the lowest renumeratve prices To whole
sale customers will sell at per cent Eastern prices
that they freight, besides dangers Of trans
poratiou. Schools and teachers supplied upon the very
best terms.
sept2l-1m J. A MCCLURE