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PENNsYLYANiA RAILnOAD.
60 20 80


THE Gree: Central Route, connecting the Atsn,ccitiss
withWestern, Northwestern and Southwestern Ststes
by continuous Railway direct THIS road also connects
PttsbuTg with daily line Of Steamers all DO rts
the Western Rivers and Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cksapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great Vest
Rates between Philseslphia and Pittshurg:
FIRST CLASS. -Eoat9, Shoes, Dry Goods t-. =. ,oo-
(in boxes) Furs, Feathers, &C.. ''e per 'oVn
SECOND CLASS-Books aud Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea soc per loon
TH1RD S'i 6IlSsiaviis Ia Ba9sng, Bacon so ,oo
and Pork lin bulk y Hemp, &C.. 'O' Pei ioon
FOURTh CLASS.-Cofee, Fish, Bacon An, 49,, ,oon
and Pork packed, Lard and Lard Oil -VS pef iV'"
Flour-tl per bb. until further notice. @
Grsin-50 cts. per 100 lbs. Untii further notice.
Coon-$2per hse, not exceeding 500 lbs. weight until
further notife.
rT In shipping Goods from sny poin: East of PhiIs.
delphis be particular to mark package PhlLIaph@d
Railroad All Goods consigned to the Agents of this
Road at Philadelphia or Psburg will be forwarded with
out detention.
FREIGHT AeEsTs-Harris, wormIsy & Co, Memphis,
Tennessee; R. T. Sass Co, st LOuis J. ) Mitchell
Son, Evansville Indiana Dumesn Bell and Murdock and
Carter Jswet Louisville, Ky K. c. Medium, Madison,
N. W. Graham Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Lesch Co, No
"a Kilby street Boston, Leech Co Astor Eo2se, Nea
York; No. William street. and Nos Bater6 Place, New
York; E. J. Sneeder Phadelphia MssraR Koops, Bal
timore; Geo. G. Franciscps, Pttsburg.
II. H. HOUSTON, General FSei5& Agent Phila
Fl. J. L0MBAERT, Sgp's, Altoona, Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TNHREE Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
i and Pittshurg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Psburg at 7 A. H., and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at Z, A.. The FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg p NJ and Pttsburg
for Phlladephfa at l, M. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at H. NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, p. II.
The above lines connect at PtsbuFg with the Railroads
10 and from st. Lous No; Alton, Qsiena and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, KY; Terra
Haute Madison Lafsy bnd Indianapolis, Ind Cincin
na Dayton Springfield Bellefontsne Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE Massillon, and Wooster
Ohio ALSO with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either OF tbs
above places ~.
orurher particulars, Handbills at the diGerent
starting points Passengers from ths Wsst will find this
the shortest and most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore New York or Boston
THOS. MOORE, AGENT, Passenger Lines, PbikGda
J. MESKIMEN, AesSr, Passenger Lines, Pittsbayg.
Philadelphia ls56-janS-1y
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T7S7 Prizes, amounting 100000
EH Ticket, $40; Halves, IS; Quartss, &2 so; Prizes
PAYABLE without deduction.
The 500 Prizes ofSsE determined BY the number
which draws the SIS 100 Prize thst number should be
an odd number, then every odd number ticket in the
scheme will be entitled TO IS 5g fan number then
every even number ticket will be entitled s. So in ad
dition to any other Prize which may be drawn:
Purchasers in buying equal quantity Of odd and even
number tickets will be certain of drawing nearly onshs
the cost of the same, with cha Of oh aiming other
Prizes .t .-a' .....'r
All those tickets ending with 0, g. srs sYsn-sn
those ending with I, s, 81, 9, are odd.
t9 Persons sending money by mail need not fear its
being lost Orders punctuslly attended to- Communlra
ons confidential Bank Notes of sound Banks taken g.
par. Drawing sent to sll ordering Tickets.
"a Those wishing particular numbers should order
Immediately. r..f
Ey Orders addressed to James T. Winters Boz $50,
Nashville, Tennessee, will be promptly attended to
.-e- JAMES + WINTER,
julyl7 Manager, Macon, Ga.
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,
No l75S South Front Street,
NASHVILLE, Tenn

COAL COOKING STOVES.
WE have Just received small supply of COAL
w COOKING STOVES, of different sizes, that are 50
highly recommended to that Se have hesitation in
wsrrsnting them a- r.a
Tbs Prise Coal Cooking stone, ...
The Keystone State,
The Lily OF the West
The Beauty of the West.
The advancing prices of wood makes it impors Mt to
economical House keepers 10 provide good Stove Iha'
will cook well with coal These have far given entire
satisfaction and recommended to the attention of those
about to supply themselves with Cook Stoves.
haze, Gse the following patterns of air tght Stoves
Tor wood, universally popular in the Eastern States for
their economical consumption of fuel warranted tn bake
and draw well
The May Flower, two szss; -
The Hslcyon, two sizes;
The Comet, four sizes.
We have also in store for sale usual low and
commodasng terms the following popular Soves from the
best fouodreS of the West
The kentuckian Cook Stove, two sizes;
The Indiana do do do;
The Tennessee do do do; "-a-
Tne Iron Tree Premium r.
The Best Premisn;
The Pennsylvania all OF which 1s sell OF IS tow
terms as they can be procured in the city. -.-
THE WRUOGHT IRON CGOK STOVE.
1he Teunessesn four sizes we manufacture aud have
now on hand good supply OF these popular SUyes and
are now able 10 supply all orders.
june26 MACKENZIE WILSON
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OVER THE NASHVILLE
COURSE.
FOR oCToBkR. Is5s a rEta4
O. &S

TUESDAY, OeL u, ls5o. Sweepstakes tor 4 vszr ola.
Il $500 subscription 800 forfeit Two mile heais. o.
three more to make race; toeose the Isl day Of ulV
1855. $780, added By the Club if or more start =
Second Race--Same Day Sweepstakes for yesr elds
500 entranee$50 forfeit One mile heats or more
70 make q race; 70 close lst July 80
WEDNESDAY,, 0ct. 2S 2S-JOcksy Club Purse S25O-
two n;e heats. - P
Second Race-Sams Day-S.sepstakes for year olds
800 entranee-S25 forfeit Nile out or more to make
9 rses; to close July.
THURSDAY, Oct Is Sweepstakes for year oles
$500 eatraace-s50 forfeit. Two mile heats Three on
more 10 make . race; 10 close July.
Second Race-Sweepsakes for all ages $500 entrance
$50 forfeit Nile Esats.- Two more to make race.
to close LIST July. =
FRIDAY, Oct 2&-JOcksy Club Purse s5eo-thrss
mile heats. -
Second Rsee-Swepstakes for all ages f2OO sssrapcs
$50 Forfeit Two mils heats. Two or mOS to make 8 g
rsos; 70 close LIST July.
SATURDAY, Oct s5.-JOcksy Club Purse SsOO.-fours
mile heats.
Second Racs-Sweepstakes for untred year olds $500
entrance-$50 forfsit. Tires or make race %
close lss JAY
WI PHILLIPS, $500
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Medical DenarfInent.

THE sixth Annual Course of Lectures in this nsta
ton will commence on Monday, the Sd Of November.
fall preliminary course free to all Students VIII oe
Of October
Professors Fees sIo5 Matricnlsion Fee, 81 Prlcti-
cal Anatomy $40; Graduation Fee S25 FOR Catalogue
PAUL T. EVE, d d.,
Dean of the Faculty.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
The Annual State Fair.

THE Animal State Fair Of the rEssEssEs srArs AG-
Il bIcrLTURAL BVRxAU will be held on ths State Fair
Grounds, nsar Nashville, commencing on 81
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
and continuing during the week. "A liberal list of prem.
iums offered snd competition desired in al tas differ
en branches Of Agricultural Mechanical and Household
Industry aud domestic Animals. The premium list with
the Inst Of Judges and the general regulations the Fsr
will be published in pamphlet fOro as IS il can be
prepared, and forwarded 10 those desiring copies
This general notice in ended advise the farmers and
mechanics of the State OF the snd pscs Of the FAR 70
assure them THAI the arrangements the Buresus own
grounds for the odston OF exhibitors and vsos
will be the best prepared similar occasion IN ns
State and the premium list liberal !, ,.---.a
By order OF the Bureau E. @. EASTAAn,
iuly15-H rs ~
y- Banner Patriot and Gazette, Nashville; kegstsr
and standsrd knoxviIle Advertiser end Sazetts TnAe
nooga; Hersld Lebanon; Flag. GaArn kesie~, ErSok-
lin. Appeal and Eagle, Memphis Asdisonisn and wing
Jackson: Democrat Coun bis and Citizen, Puiask copy
weekly 70 The amount Olive dollars and forward bills 70
the Seerstsiy
T1RPER FoR AUGUST, JUST RECEIVED By
III jyas AAQAS BIO.
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STEAMER ]. I.
sBw YORK, BnEhEs $ SOUTHAMPTON
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS. . =

THE ships comprising this line WASH AEA
Il INGTON. Capt. E. Cavendy; HER. <KF& -
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins. These siea- ,Se1t3
stop Southampton, both going and retuf7ing-
PRoPOsED DATES oE saILINa--leJe- !. -.
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JEW DAVID, OR AEBREw PLASTER;

JEW DAVID, OR HEBREW PLASTER
TINHE Remedy tor Rheumatism, Gout Pain ip the
i side Hip, Back, Limbs and Joints; Scroula Kings
Evil White swelling, Hard Tumors, StnJonts and all nE-
cd pains whatever.
Where this Plaster IS applied pain esnno exist.
beneficial in of weakness, such as Pain
aud Weak in the stomach Weak Limbs, LSmeness, AZ
cun Lungs in their primary stages II destroys in
aEmstion by PersptratiOn.
James L oyd Pickens district, South Carolina, testges
that BY alone he cured Of Rheumatism in both
81 mis- knees, OF several years standing.
The following handed us by sresPsctaoe Physician
II Georgia:
KessTs S,0yil & Mesd-Gents: have been using yonr
Liyeryort Tar Hebrew Plaster extensively in my
Bractce past and l. is with pleasure thai
state my belief eupererty all other articles,
via which snted for the purposes ior which they
are recon neuded The Hebrew Plaster, especially, Is
excellent Sprans and Bruises gives uIi-
versal satisfaction wherever used. SIS 0SLlN, NJ d.
knoxville, Ca, March 4th. 1858.
or Beware Of COUnteTeits and base limitations
e genuine will future have the signature Of K. Tay
o on the steel plate engraved the label the top of each
box.
Purchasers edyidscd thai mean counterfeit oftbs
acl.is n existence.
The enuine sold by us, and by agents appointed
zh be SOuth and pediar sc sed 10 sell IT, Deal
"a u7chEsers generally cautioned against buying OF
y but regular agents. otherwise the Will be imposed
un by & worthless article. SCONlb % hEhD:
;e southern States, whom all orders must invariably be
Sod ai,o BY E7in Brothers, Berry & Demoville,
Roscoe Thomas Wells and w Hendershott, nashville,
TeEu., and by all otEer Druggists through the State
ryrA
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NOTICE

ygNHE Stockholders of the Citizen Coal Company are re
| qussjed to make payment to the smeunt oi their
tuk subscribed whom called they will forfeit thelr
a. o5nf of stock G. B. VANNOY,
s.,-,y SNc'Tg
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Stopping Southampton, both going and returning, they
oer proceeding Lond and Have advantages
over any other route for the economy oftme snd
Passage from New K0r Southsmpton and Br First
CABIN Saloon, 130 dollars; First Cabin Lower saloon lo
dollars; Second DO. co dollars.
All letters and newsapes must pass through the Post Of
fee 90 -..s-
bills OfladIng viii signed or parcels on The
day Of sailing q .-4a--s i 7- $3.50 -. 70
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
Sor freight passage apply 10
? G. H. SAND, II SouIh William street, New York.
G. A. HEINEKEN & CO.. Bremen. 49, Sd =
CROSKEY & CO., Southampton. -- g.. ..s
WIN. 1SELIN. Hagre. -- fanq3-Iy
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN Is furnished
10 subscribers at IS 90 per annum in advance
The THI-WEEKLY published svery Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday, at g 90 per annum in advance; if not
paid inOdvance, &6 90. I sssa..s < apzF. III - .
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars. TrlBs
E4y- TIE MONEY, In ALL CASES. TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. "a p
Rsittauces of subscriptions may be made BY mail st
risk =
No paper will be sent out Of the State uness the order s
accompanied with the cash.
~ We wish if distinctly understood that paper viii
oe discontinued on all arreaages paid except st the
option Of the publishers - 1-t
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.


THE twentieth annual Course of Lectures IN ihs Depart
ment will commence on the first Monday in November
next ard terminate the last of February under the FOL
lowing arrangement: .
Henry MILLER, NJ. d., Professor of Obstetric Med
cine
LUNSFORD p. YAEDELL. h. D., Professor Of Physi-
olcgy and Pathological Anatomy.
LEVI is ROGERS, N d., Professor of Theory and PrAe-
tics OF Medicine.
BENJAMIN R PALMER, NJ. d Professor of Descrip-
tive and Surgical Anatomy. u
J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. d., Professor of Medical
Chemistry and Toxicology.
ROBERT J. BRECKINRIDGE, N. ID Professor Of As.
ieria Medca and Clinical Medicine
JOSHUA b. FLINT, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery.
ARCHIE B. COOK NJ. d., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The fee for admission the Lectures of each Professor
is Sl5 ($l05 in all payable invariably in advance. Ma.
circulation and Library fee together, g.. Graduation fee
s25 Practical Anatomy and Dissection $l0ticket to be
taken atleast before graduation. Rooms open from
LIST October.
preliminary of lectures will be delivered, with
additional charge, during the month OF October.
Clinical instruction given twice week at the Louis
vile Marine Hospital, institution a6ording ample
ied for the study OF Medicine and Surgery at the bedside
Ticket S5 to be stsken once before graduation.
clnique has been established in connection with the
University, at which examined prescribed fo
and lectuTed upon in presence of the class
~ Good boarding can be procured at $3 a week.
3. X. PALMER, M. D,
juyl5-14 Dean of the Faculty
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EDlCAL COLLEGE, Z OF GEORGIA.



NHE twenty fifth Course of Lectures IN this Institution
will commebce the first Monday in November next.
FACULTY.
q. NJ. NEWTON, II. d , Anatomy.
L. A DUGAS, NJ. d., Surgery.
LP. GARYIN NJ D., Msteris Medica, Therapeutics, and
Medical Jurisprudence.
J.A.EYE NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Infants.
HVN MILLER, n d, Physiology and Pathological
Anatomy.
ALEX MEANS, n D. Professor OF Chemistry.
L ID FORD, Il ID, Institutes and Practice Of Medi-
cine.
Il T CAMPBELL, NJ d. Surgical, Comparative, and
NcTOscupicll Anatomy.
L CAMPBELL NJ D, Demonstration of Anatomy.
5 3 SIMMONS, NJ. d, Assistant Demonstration
JURIAH HARRIS, j, Prosector 10 Professor of
SurgerT.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly at the City
Hospital and ample opportunities will be afforded for the
study Of Practical Anatomy.
Fees for the entire Course SlO5 90
MatTiculaiion Ticket (tO be taken Once) 5 90
For further particulars. apply TO
iuFl5-dlD u Ill NkWTUN, Dean
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TELEGRAPH.

7TNHE Augusts Atlanta and Nashville Leegaph LINE
! row working through to Augusta Ga, where it con-
pIcts with other Lines running North, East and South
This Line is good repair through from Nashville to
andes-or % nut All business for this Line through in
e shortest time possible and expect to be sble to give
r,Ti51f c. g. CLUTE, Sup't
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Extra Fine Pianos.

my stock Of PIsnU-E is rsFl large
N IN several Of them extra 6us inslIu " f1Tt2Fa y
ui5nts. e0nssquen J. In7nlvifg . lzEs -
cunt Of capital will oer great iDdGc- u.us to cash
short tine customers have also large assortept
of Guitars AceOrdeons, Vioins Flutes Strnvs A. ~ q
which will be sold unusually ow to Inake re1u, tor nv
Fall Stock Also, large and we'll sel.ced stock Of shse+
Music and instruction Books embracing nearIv All ~ -
and popular pecies Of the daJ cali !, re,uectfullz
solicited a. No 50, Union street ]. A MCCLURE
?. S.-SchOos and Ser1inaries suppiel on As reason
able terms IS any house IT, the United : tates
june22 49,. - s.. J A. MCCLURE .-a
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THE General Commission Business heretofore cOnduef-
4 ed By PERKINS CAMPBELL 4 20 vii be cDn-.s.
Tinued without interruption % " ~ Perkrs under the
style Of fdeciS -lyi PEkkiNS q co -
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Havana Plan Lottery.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKsi
776I Prizes.
100000!

LASPER COUNTY A CADENY LO17ERY:
+ sT AUFHosIrT OF srkfE OF esoRGIA.
CLASS p.
To be drawn On .-i-." ---t a-l t-.-
Z -. FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1856,
At Concert Hall, Macon Ga, under the Sworn Super
ntendsnce Of Col Geo. II. Logan and Jas. A. Nisbst
Esq. ala --0
Patrons will please examine this Scheme carefully
compare 1t with any other and II it Is not the best sv
offered and iheehsnces TO obtain Capitals far better don't
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=" y NO4H SIlalHOOINe
- (Successors TO Mcclure 4 Moore b 4. -.
NO. 10 Broad, end No. % South Market S1.
--.. Nashville, Tenn,
u kEP constantly hand sll kinds Of Cooking and
IA Heating Stoves, plain ara ornamental; also Tin.
ware, Crates, Se., &c. - .-... Z. - : - I.
Roofing and Spoatng done with neatnsss and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling Mills
Furnaces soundres Factories and Stills dops IS cheap a.
thecheapest. isols-IT
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Pianos, fianoE,

(ETE have received FOurtsen Lew Pi -EES>=-
w ano Forses from these unrivsiAd ijzez7rstt4
kers. Light, Newton 4 Bradbury. snd HaD~s q
Bros WHICH makes stock very larke M eel sabe
We would De ssed TO have these instrunsnIs sIIU I'd
By ALL whether hey desire to purchase not Livery r..
sold By shall be ~arTzled 10 gvs saSfacr,n n in
every respect Insy7 W Z ls FREEMAN "a
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NETE are prepared 70 make order all kinds of Tin
w and Copper work, promptly and at satisfactory
EiICsC
Eoafoy and the Tin and Copper work necessary upon
public sud private buildings, Will be done on the lowest
terms aud warranted 20 be water proof
Stills Soda Founts Generators, &C, made and repaired
10 the best wOrkmanlike manner - - -
TayZg OOOfEh oIllL
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TO THE CONsUnERs 0F CORN MEAL IN

NN retiring from the Commission Business we return
" our thanks friends and parous and cheerfuy
recommend our successor and late partner Perkins
Is altogether .orsby Of the confidence and patronage
~ W. b CAMPBELL.
.a-s -r-e 1l SAML 2. WALKER.
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PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT.
COOPER & SPITLER

A11'711 !" 1'FF'y
w Chose popular SELF F-sLEAINs
FKUIr CANS
The cheapest and simplest Can ever invented The
oes inexperienced person close and open them with
out difficulty they beng Can thatnsy be reused tor
years.
The increased popularity Of these Cans shows them TO
bs an article coming into general use As article
Of ~ t the Country Merchant will seldom offer TO bis
customers one saieabie and to their orders we
viii promptly attend For sale Wholesale and Retail by
COOPER h SPITLER,
;,l-sd6w Corner Market and Spring street
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LAND WARRANTS.
T AM paying cash for Land Warrants: Call at my Office
Il on Cherry street over the Post Office, Joseph
Fellows at Yorks Bookstore
jyl1-tf J. g. FELLOWS
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$4,000 lsESV ARD

VIII be given for the apprehension and committing to
jail $50 that may get him) of my negro man.
EDWARD. who left the night of the Sth inst. sup
feet or ; inches high. spare built and weighs about
l35 lbs. black complexion. sharp features, a
oatee. speaks quick when spoken to- and often with
impa{n ut. He has considerable the back
of Of his wrists. which he says produced by
cut with think he also has small
of his eyebrows. lie off wool hat;
carried OF two coats; one faded black brown
trocl and the other blue short sack coat-both of
satinet Edward was formerly owned by Jno. A.
Williams Esq. Fayetteville. n. c., is a cooper
and has worked at the tnrpcntine business in the
neighiorhood of Fayetteviile and Rockish Factory
for several years. He raised. owned by q
Mr. Tyson Of Moore Chatham county and had a
wife at MIR Fomlinsons of Chatham county. n e.. He
will probably make his way back to Fayetteville or
Chatham A. w. BETUEA
Little Rock. Marion Dist S. c.
Oct. Is. 1856. 20-2m
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VAkC ABLE, RIVER LAND

The subscriber offers for sale 65l Acres of Land
100 acres bottom land. 20 of Meadow the balance
hill iand we'll Iimbered. The above land has been IN
two separate tracts and settled by families There are
Store House. one Grist Mill with all out
houses both tracts. To give idea of the bargain
will give, will take $1,000 for all the above pro-
perty and make payments easy have . other tracts
mostly piny woods that will sell at fair and regular
prices, two of which improved | VIII take negro
property in pavment ofany of the above All the above
land lying peacae neighhorhoods and good society
the river land in FIVE miles of Troy on pubic Road.
For further particulars address the subscriber at
i''ii J. ]. LEACH, p IL
Nov 3 1886 23-1t
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PROSPECTUS
THE
rsf1UTHERN LITERARY HESsENGER
For the Year 1856. > July to December.


81 For the Year 1856. July to December.
TwENTY-TaIRD VOLUME.
In issuing the Prospectus of the Twenty-Thirl Vol
asne OF the SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
nley on the encouraging letters and promises of the
eiens of the Messenger to aid them in extending its
sNef tens Will be remtted their part to maintain
j A. high character of the work, to challenge the
safrotasse Of all who value sterling literary merit.
1or TwentyOne Years. the Messenger has endeavored
g reflect faithfully the Southern mind while dsdaining
81 narrow and sectional views and has been alone
hnng the monthly periodicals of Americas in defence
the PECULIAR INSTITUTIONS OF THE
81 OUTfiERN STATES.
tis office it will be devoted. and will be prompt
~ 'f.a asslts the Sauth. whether they
ader the specious gaTJ of con. in the direct form
of antislavery pamphlets At this critical junc1urc.
most potent weapons of attack the Southern people
will surely not withhold their encoura cement from
work whose aim it shall be to strike blows i'll their de-
fence.
The Messenger will as heretofore present its readers
Nth Recieus, Historecai md BiogrnphacnZ
Sketches. Morals. Iules, 7faeczs, Essays, POEMS
Cri51ues, and Papers the Army, Nary and
other National Subjects
With view to ensure a larger circulation of the
MESSENGER. the Propretors though they intend
greatly increasing the size of the work have resced
the price of SUBSCRIPTION which is only
Three Dollars per. annum, in Advance,
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