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w. ,lrk TINT mos, persons have been
l,'i Z. r.gsri diving ss much mor pain.
ful ehaayr than !, generally L., kr.,. b..
cause ,hry have found, BY ~hs, ,hsy "a.
Jsrienced In themselves. aud observed In
others. sha, .en,,ens being. often struggle
whrn In distress; henee. struggling 10
them is sign. an snsasssbls sirn, " ds.
,tr... Muscular se,,on ard eenseies.-
ne. are tan dissinc, ,hinr.. oissu ssiss.
ing seIarassls. shi W. has. abandsas
rrs.on 10 belisc, ,ha, in a great prorss.
ton u csses iho.s struggle, u diving
man whirh NJ. 40 ,i.,r,slsg In k-hsId,
mr. a. eniircl, imiepsnlcn, u soa~icu~.
ness 80 ths s'rassi ~ Il r'~stil, isesr.
i,atcd fevI. A scsani reason vhy ssea
arr lcl TO rersr'i d,.s1 - very vassfsl
clsangr. j. bcsau.e mra oises swasre great
rain without dying. srl f6prcsiise shss
I.k eaasss psoasse i1ke s6'r,s snIv ssA-s
similar circumstances. thy isfss that he
csssa he destroyed without ssiIl rBsssv
pain. Bs, the psin. oi d-ssh sre hueh
ls-s .h.a Hs-s p-r.sn- have hvss Isd to
tsissr. ssa ve donh, no, tI.st maay pee
soa- .hs have LIVED 70 the sTs ef psbss.v,
undergo ,rnfoId more misery than shey
vval.l 4 4 lhes asdrrssnd roFses sisss
stsH -sssnf ths rAsnsr. In a.. Eases of
DING D. .aaisitusi .ss,ss no pAin sfsss
the rs,t,ii', VI M. s-r,vss eyse1D ,
,.,s.,rs,s,l, whsh IL sfssn pithcvl unA
sn.i sometimes ~ssAasi asy rrssisss 80.
Those vho are .srssk 5ssl ~ . ssvphg =
lightning. .has- -hs AZ asssritsi>fi -
ans tiss II ihs az, AMI sl.sse shs sr<
ia-saails DESTROYED hy . ess.b Il ~
l.-zn. experience ~ psm Il sll IN rss>inz
fr.m a sat. u Iife 70 d~s1 sssas. vse
nssasn.'- espsrsssssn Il b-iae shs. ~
,trsy.si. FAR .sr->ds n misssy sk> rssz
alssss the at. yhsse ~hs fsins n ku.
ips a Iiftls hIssi ,sksa ffpm The asn, -
"a sn- s,hsr oeeasi.a, ksss sifes& -
aarsd ali the n,.-ry ih>, sser scs'd ~
shes sss rssi,.. 1hsse IN DE- II lesess
ard rs.s s,hsr .Ii.~sst-. sspts sh-;e svss'
tea rain. .. . sssrsl 49,. ksssA =
sv-n ssys s~f~sr ~ espise
Th< s.ss'b;li'. u ~ sssssss gsssn
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GEssFp"r 3esEfAN.AN'S
lAllGlHlL ADDRESS,.

fsiLsw CiTisENs ! appear heforc
ih,. uay in tahe the suirmn HIh
vii ia.lhfIily tae'gte the uihce
resident II The , uiicd States
vl, ~ thu t,'st uf N, ability PIE.
pdi eei. sni i 'i,nd The t'oi,stl.
iea vi the | uiiej Sisgss. IL cn.
rs Wp"a Tits great uilc-. J ii.".i
Htl, .n,vkc thr ,,,,i our Fathers
eIs'lem and lfmness ,c execute is
b and resla nsi.,lc daiits To sid, Il
|ha y =. IL rrstoru harmony sad the
sai friendship aiming The people cf
's,,ral >lalrs. aud 10 preserve our
Ls,.iu,luns throughout many gen.
mns. V,atiuce,l that ! ovr NY
i.aa - tlr inherent hove f,r the
u,ti,u,im aud the | niDa llvh still
aa,cS the hearts Of the Au srcsu
sPir. let ne earnestly ask their p'w.
Ll support In sustaining oil ia-,
asarcs caleu..lrd tn psrIetGats
rse. the riches, political blessings
lvh li.aycu has ever bestowed upoh
4 people.
Ilssn. determined not Ia l,eccrnc q
tid,te I,r r-.clrc,ion. ! shall have
ineiI,s io influence my csndncl in
|n'iniaevipg the Government. except
desire ably and faithfully to serve
country. and to live In the grateful
lHcFy VI ni, csuntrynIen. We have
enily passed through . Presidential
p'cs, IN which the Passions of our
sw.,i,ixens were excited /. the
hes, ,lrgrve by questions VI deep
vital Importance. but when the
';le rrocisiin,sl their will. the tenn
y AZ uacr subsidized aud alt was
a. The ,ni,~ of the msj.rii,
asing IN The aanner prrscril~d ly
Consultation. vas heard. aud iis.
VI suhall>sirs i,.sh.ws.
iur ewa ,puutry Gould alone have
.il'iie,l ~ yrsn,i and striking a sprc.
ie pt the capacii, ef man t,r self.
Neshmr1'. What happy conecp.
:. ih-i,. was u f,r tvugFtsS 10 apply
, simple ral,. that the will ef The
iariis .hsIl ~, prn In the settlement
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"a mss rYslHflly almlnlslef. fhelf faa
F. ana. ise snd ls.s ssaia unie, II
sa.as eslslag shse. aai, NJ the mn lfht
elah thor illelHIs lhlns lhea N the rffuI
ir'i iafss'. sIsef are more 81 sase ihsn
lhf' have been fef mahy days pfesiuas.
lheH li'oa'e, a. Ter as fssrtuts lbpif ff,l
tnfs. hnlhs ~ aft upon illem llke an al
a. Ils~l, maat hfn already ,lrsi r,
! fasff'is llisuseltes, wheh isnasa,.i l.,
siauietf nfu mueh lhe mosi 10 10 uii.i,
Hsl ~ ih' lne n iheif if,cni.. tui he
tlnif smpathgius anrnlsh Those A..
fisf elN4h ilsslfuj iie without immei
Hirlf ahWiina inN hafi ois - stem, ri,s
fIae W muir pain HAN iiuap lhai dv n
f'I lhf ssslem - as " impair ~ senii.
htlllyi The must painful deaths which
hamnn helns' indi,'' upon eaeh o,I,.f afe
produced by rask and fagol. Tho hsl,,e
is not ~ efuel a. either Of these. 4 ~
more tasafe than the a,e. lIyffir and
pain con'idufei. u Seems 10 ". that W.
shouli cha1.e 4 narcotic W either.
clnfles knosllon. NJ
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Mlisttllantars.


Nr. n. ". Ballantyns. in = lively isnr.
nal of SIS ycar.' residence In thu ,erri'o-
riss ~ the lIaas,n'. Ray ''omrse,. tells
Us. that for part of october there y
sometime. little warm. cr. ss,hsf. 'hawy
weather, bu, after ths.. until the fellow.
. in. April. the thsrmams,er .sl,:c'a s,sr
rise. to tho freezing point. u the depth
II winter. the Thermometer falls frum W
To %. a.. aud even " degrees below aero
or fahrrnhsis. Thisin,snse cold IA not,
however. 80 much felt as eae NIGH, saT-
rs~e. foe du,ng u. eantinasnee III, air is
resf.,,tiv ealm. Werp the slightest
breath II vin'i .c rice vhsn the lheswsh,-
rs.- ssanis % ies. ~ man ecaii .he~ llis
,4ss % Il fpt nsmAns. Fssy ffttsss
bslaw 1srs. sri quite RAIN. !. Infinitely
usefsrshIe 10 fifteen below. ~ sls~rsalou'.
With strong breeze % wind. Spirit "
wirs j.. of course. the oaly thing that can
b. sss.I IN ihs thetmoneter; as mercury.
w.rs is s4fo-el 10 ssc, cod, you'd ~.
main frozen ncatls half tho winter. Spirit
na,r- srsts in any cole eter exrsrisnsvd
st isrk fassory. unless very much sdsi-
,srass,i with water. anil even then The
spiri, souId rymsin liquid IN the ernirs
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Infe, arc paid.
!. I .uli- rlhcr, refhsa or neglect to
eN''r nswrp.pcts from the Offices to
~ IN !, atc directed. they are held res.
1di's saiil ihry have s.',.od til. bills
4 ordered iism liscon,'ruct.
!. II mlsrr.befs remove 30 other plaees
20, 10. 'mias ,hr pailish r.. AMI the
lsp,psf, are srn, TO the former direc.
a.r are held responsible.
!. Tho courts have decided that rrfus.
to .akc newspapers from the Office. or
,nt anl lea' ilg ,h,m uuenllrd f,r
l.-lml iacia s,.Isacc u inirn,i, nal
k.I
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"xs msns, + heiier spent" ss,s
II. .ivhnsua. than v hat y laid ont in
.sasne~sic sasisfassisa. Amsn is pleased
tha, MS vile y dressrd - cell - .sk~r
people. ard the wife i pIeasesl that
he i cell jpsre.l.. IT, must hare
,.~~a sskl whea Nn. J. he'd feiej
The lhs'sr out nsw er~a.
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Arlaiocrary Is sald 10 be measured
b! tho lrhglh " iIne 10 which a family
can uao' its origin. This being ~.
ease tho Smiths are ,he mos, nrI.io
cratic family On tho earth. The Mil.
nalnm Of lnglish aristoeracy. which
"a The climax of all arisiocracle.. il III.
llne Of William the Conqucror. who.
hy'ihc bye, was onc VI The greatest
gen,ecl robbers and nurderers ,La,
the world ever saw. The Smi,hs ~
farther back, and iraca their origin /,
The first generation after Adam. when
Tubal taIn was u blacksmith. IN.
smiths, however, since then, hsy.
been vbi'c.Smllhs. and q mos, r..
inarkabla family nj that W. have
. deep and abiding affection for tho
smiths. All that the world has ever
seen Of virtue and honcay. vice aud
dishonesty, has been entered In and
shown 4 rihby the Smith family. Who
"a there tnat has never heard VI John
smith u an.. spcak--ihni VIZ may
make note Of u. II there anything
that John Smith has not donc. W lcit
undcnc II there j.. We should M.
~ mark IL. an,l seDd Il 10 The WuId's
Fair. ~ tbs rrcales, curiosity which
csn there w. exhibited To the . sembled
| pa,inns. Wr see. hv so,,., i.t.. r..
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Staple Goods,

PRINTS,
Of all Qualities and Manufacture
Dunnen s, Co., Gloucester, Burn, Flo
renee, Washington, Franklin, A. 81
w. Sprague, RichmOnds, Con-
estoga, American, Frank
fort, P. Allen & Son, Manches-
ter, CochecO, Briggs, Bay State, RO-
persons, Lyon Company, HOyle rs and
"A Double Purple English;
And all the different makes of English
Prints Of all widths.
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IEKHING'S PATENr CuaMra
PROOF SAFE.

WITH Halls Potent P0wder-proof L0cks-ths that
W were awarded separats Medals the Worlds Pair
London, ISL and the Worlds Pair, New York, 1r53 ana
are The only American Safes that awarded aedas u
The London Worlds Fair.
These safes now admitted 10 be superior % any ever
offered 20 the pubc and the cbae world
produce Instance these Safes falling 90 preserve their
contents through the hottest res, burglar picking me
lock.
The subscribers and their gents are the Only persons
h0rzed make and sell H8rrngas ient Champion Safe,
with HALLS Patent Psuder-Proof Locks
s. g. HERRING q CO.,
Green Block 49, 49, and 39 Waer IT, 81 Broadway
cor. o. Murray e., New York. Tmarrhl2-lWr
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this is age Of progression, and you may IS well
De o OF the world to be out Of the fashion, that
o5ng lhe eaRe YOU should call Immediately at
Ea2cEaols0n's
aac supply yourself with some of g1use iSEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS wnich were ss.eclsd with muoh
taste and attention. the names of which are too numerous
mention. 10 word thing that is usually kept IN
no. DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We don't wish % b,ast, Tor the Goods will speak Tor
ihemssves al We ask is cali from he puzzle generally
Besides BTe1s Goods, we have an excellent lot OF
WRAPPING,
such as C0aks, Maulss, Talmas, shawls' ScaTis, &c
Also the different kinds Of Laces end Embroidere9 Our
gtocR of9EETLEMEN'S WEAK is very complete con-
sisng Of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestngs and Furnishing
Goods. Also q good stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such as Bed Tickings Domestic Drilling, Blankets Linf
ssv Jeans Fsnnes Irish Linens in fact everything O.
Re Kind All Of which we will sell a very low profit
l. G. NICHOLSON 4 CO.,
sept2l No. % Public Square.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY
savannah, Georgia,
On the Havana Plan
SINGLE SUhBERa.
LOWEST PRIZE FORTY DOLLARz

=
Eay Tickets $40; Halves, IS; Quarters, s. so.
~ Purchase Ten Tickets ending with the consecutive
Plumbers l, 3 g. 8, s. Z 8, g, O. and you will draw
back fourenhs Of the amount paid for the Tickets beside
the chances Of obtaining Capitals Patrons will ind tito
their interest to buy Certificates Of Ten Tickets ending
nstcutvey with ], 2, g. T. s. g. z, s, O. o. BY this
plan they forfeit the Prize ending with the Number
Is the Capital and get four chances in every ten to
gain the Capitas.
"a Certificates Of Packages Of Ten Tickets, are sold
at the following rates. which the risk 10 whole Tickets
$50 10 half tickets, $50 10 quarer tickets, SIS 90.
~ BaEk Notes ct sound Banks taken ct par Checks
on NsT Y ork RENTED Cor prizes.
~ Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates If Pack
ages Of Tickets 70 JAMES E. WINTER, Manager,
feb22-tf Macon or Savannah. Georgia
4. n WINTER
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
$4,000 NUmBERS-Prizes Payable without
| PIT AL $500
SCHEME
Whole Tickets s4-Halves p Quarters ].
PLAN OF THE LOTTER.


Same the Royal Lottery Of Cuba-With this difference
the Havana Lottery has 900 MEMBERSHIPS has only l50U0
there wheels, each which there placed
two Locks. The Superinendens have each key the
Locks and the wheels cannot be opened unless both pre-
sent There placed in the wheel OF numbers tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No. 70
Is Co., the wheel Of prizes there placed tin tubes
containing slips Of paper with the prizes them ranging
from SIS OOOtO slUO.
When the drawing takes place, which will be in public, the
wheels are unlocked and after revolving them, number Is
drawn out the wheel Of numbers, and the time
one drawn the Pze wheel by boys with barred
70 the shoulders and bndfOdedthe tube slipped off, and
number held and enrolled 90 That the Whole audience
can see 1.-THE number is then called of and registered BY
the Superuteudens. The Prize drawn credited the
lumber time, aud until all the prizes
are drawn copy Of The drawing is then sent 70 the
prners and after comparison the superintendent certify 70
The correctness the drawing These SupenLendents
sworn 20 perform their duty without fear or favor.
1t will be perceived that in this plan, every prize drawn
out and course person must get them drawing Is
sent to every ordering tickets. The Prizes payable
thirty DAYS after the drawing, in full without deduction.
~ Drawing takes place every Saturday.
r. Orders Tor Tickets addressed TO G. h. WINTER, Box
$50, Nashville, will be Immediately attended TO.
JAMES p. WINTER,
mari ST. Manager, Macon, Ga.
C. H. WINTER.
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LYONS & Co.
TNFoETzRs OF AsD WHoEr3ALE DEkLEls ~
Havana Cigars, Tobacco,
AND ALI EEns OF
Foreign Wines, Liquors, etc
No. IS CEDAR ST.,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

CHAMPAGNE VINE.
WE have nov on band
W 4gO BASKETS Canneaux and Fis, quarts and pintl
90 LeiegaFd 3 Co
The above two Wines unaur1asBe8 In favor and sr1
DOW used throughout the unioa more ga eDv othsf
Wine. We have been aPpoiaed By the Msnufsetur, rs
sole Agents for the South.
ALSO 70 baskets 60rcen Royal quarts and pnt8.
80 &" Hsidseick i 20.
For sale at reduced prices b LYONS q co,
1FlA a
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JASPER COUNTY ACADEnY LOTTERY.

GLASS II, 70 be drawn at CoNcERT Ball, Macon Ca.
~ under the sworn Supeuntendence Of Col. Geo. N. LO
gan and W. e. Anderson, Esq., on SATURDAY, MARCH
81, 1851.
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REMOVAL.
IRBY MORGAN & CO.,
TTAVE removed to their NEW STORE. no. 2 Public
Il Square South side where they have now in Store
and open for exhibition, q large aud well assorted
Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And VARIETIES, to which they invite the attention Of
Merchants generally
We will as usual offer to CASH AND PROMPT TINE
BUYERS THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE INDUCE
MENIS.
We have opened splendid line of
FANCY DRESS GOODS
French printed DeLanes,
French Merinoes
Elegant Dress silks,
Plain and Figured Coburghs,
New Style Poplins,
French herinOs and end Robes,
Printed Persian Cloths,
Printed Cashmeres,
Ccaks Tslmas,
Nantes and
ShaWls.
BELUEIFUL LINE OF
Bonnet Ribbons,
Embroidery and Flouncings,
LaCes and Edgings Cloths,
Csssimeres, Sattinets, Blankets,
Flannels Tickings, and
Brown and Bleach0d Muslins
PRINTS, &C., &C.
Those desiring bargains would do well 70 look through
We aSs buying Feathers; Wool Ginseng, Lnseys
' Sugl7 - IRBY MORGAN co.
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No debts 20 Banks or Individual
20 losses adjusted or due.
10 and nOtdue.
No acknowledged claims
Losses unadiusted, $50 500,
-" m suspense s. 90.
we do hereby certify thai the foregoing is true and sccu
rate statement Of the Farmers and Mechancs' Insurance
company W ne lst OF November, A. d 1856.
NM - - - THOMAS B. FLORENC E, President
EDWARD Z. HELMBOLD, Eeereary.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
City Of Philadelphia,
L,Sohn n frck commissioner for the State Of Tennes
sees appointed BY The Governor thereof resident in PsRnsy
wanna GO hey cert IS that the day and date hereof she
ABOVE named mos B. Florence President and Edward r.
rance company subscribed 10 the foregoing statement my
Pfeenes and did sevealy declare and
therein set forth were true
IN witness Whereof have hereunt0 set my hand and ax
g my eea seal this, twenty Gay OF December, A
d. 100. JOHN r. PRICK,
Commissioner for Tennessee, No. IS =, Dock 81.
STATE or TEENEssEE, CONFTRoLLEK's OFFlcE,l
Nashville, March S, 1881. (
Ahs 70 certify that the Farmers Mechancs' Fire Ma
me ana Lie Insurance Company Of Pennsylvania located
Philadelphia In the State OF Pennsyvania. complied
MIN Az he requirements Of an act passed BY the General
assembly OF the Stale Of Tennessee, March, 1856 entitled
an Aet 70 regulate the agencies Of Insurance Companies
NOS Incorporated by the stats Of Tennessee and that Joseph
Nash me legally authorized Agent OF said Company in the
Town Of Nashville, safe Of Tennessee.
J. e. LII TIRELLs Comptroller.
Referring TO the above undersigned continues to issue
Foces on Fire, Marine and Inland sks equitable terms.
JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
40. IS, College Street.
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VNTE are just in receipt Of fresh supply Of the css-
w brsted PAN-CAhE, LYONS TWIST, and FLAT
CHEWING TOBACCUS Manufactured especially for us
Of the very nsst Tobacco and is superior TO any ever
brought to this city. Give II q trial.
septs LYONS Z co. No. - Csdarst
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lie, shall be sold at prices TO saiI them.
We therefore invite and prompt buyers examine
We beg 20 Say that Just Offering GREAT BAR
oAISs in our WINTER STocE, remaining on hand.
IS College Street.
Silk and Dress Goods Department,
In this department viii be found all the novelties Of the
BrocadO, from cheap to the mos, costly,
PIoqnees do do DO DO Dc
Plain cord PoG de Louis iOr dag and evening,
Rich Morc Antique for Promenades DO
Marselines Gro de Nap and Millinery SilEs,
Satns all widths colors and qualities,
BishOd's Black Gro de Rlnes,
Black Paris and LyOEs Tafeias, cheap,
do Fig'd silks, premier designs,
do Regal Mourning POu de Loire,
90 Armures IspahGn and Gro de Antique,
Rich Silk Robes for Dinner and Evening,
Rich rege Robes, Georgia Cashmere and PompadouE
orgsnGy Robes from psrti eOl'dt to full chintz,
OTgandy musins, do 90 DO do
New and exquisite designs in Muslins BaTeges and JAG
Plain yscone,s in all eolors,
Roh and magnificent designs in all Of the above,
All descriptions Of Travelling Dress Goods.
Lace and Embroidery Department
Rich French worked Cspes,
" " lace dc
Sets - worked CoIlars and Sleeves,
Breakfast sets in cambria and jsconet,
Sets Scotch work for travelling,
French work and lace Caps for old ladies,
Auimmense stock Of swiss and acones edgngs and in
swiss Jaconet and Dimty founces, plain, and highly
Hosiery and Glove Department,
Here Stock will excel in Yzresy The assortment will
be Great, Rich aud Com plet5. We shall keep
CHHDREN's WOMEN s AND MEMS HOSE AND HALF
HOSE.
Herino SILK snd Cotton Vests aid Drawers for Children,
Women and Men.
AleEan ire and josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete assortment and Of the best max
Irish Linens, Lawns and Cambrics,
Printed Linens and Jaoonets for Children.
In ali descriptions Of Goods FOR children our stock will
be choice.
CalcoS and Domestic ColtOns, very large and cheap as
sOItment.
MantillaS, ShaWIs aud ScaTfS,
OF every desirable fabric, India French Vienna and Br,
tsh. Every description Of Garments will be offered in this
department.
House Furnishings.
Huck Towels. plain and dama-k borders,
do do fringed and cOlOred ends,
All descriptions Of TOwe.s and Diapers,
French Damask and Turkish Towels,
Furniture and Glass Cloths
Rich Curtain Damasks, trimmings 90 match.
Rich GILT Cornlce, Bands aud Fins,
Rich Muslin and Lace Curtains
Buff Holland Window Shades,
Rich Table DamasEs and Cloths fer dinner parties,
Furniture, Caicos AMI Dimities,
White and cold Mosquito Nets.
Summer Quilts an CO1uteTpanes,
Linen AMI Gotten Shegtngs all widths,
Bed, Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and iaftinCs
To this o! Stock is needles rsfsr, as II
ceded keep the largest elegant and at metime
cheapest stock in the Western country.
Plantation and egFO Goods
And all goods by the piece, Wholesale prices hone
70 Ofer friends this the best assortment Of Negro
Goods have had the pleasure Oder and we most
respectfully inyte all 70 make Us visit that they may
how fully we shall meet their expectations.
feb3-u s5Colese Street.
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Penmanship,

NEW Pupils are daily received al the Writ
~ ing Saloon Of NIX. DOLBEAR, No. a.
Union street, Vessel ThompsOn's, -
where personsfr 20 90 years Of age can ~
easily change the sd slow and cramped hand b 0ns
Of EAsE, ELKsAECE RAFIDTrY.
Persons from the country finish their lessons IN one
week. Persons unacQuained Whthe merit Of Mr. DOlbea
teaching the testimony many Of the h
citizens the United States 10 his large Circulars, or TO bun
dreds Of pupils taught By him in this place. Hears 70 H.
A. NJ, aud 9 10 4, P. NJ, and 20 at night.
All who wi,h join his classes should 90 50 Immediately
jan20-dtf
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Mcclure. Buck q Co
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successor TO sEAsO d LAwRENCE)
WILL continue the PRODUCE COMMISSION BTTST-
w NESS. al his new commodous Fire Proof Building
ofthe Atlanta Hotel, and door Fulton House
Atlanta. Georgia.
~ The usual facilities offered shippers. Orders re-
Fpecffully solicited In0v9n- 6r, D
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-19
Painting establishments.

DUILDERS. HOusshold6rB, &C., requested 70 take
ID that the Zned, having made the necessary
arangsments and secured the services Of competent
men, now prepared % take
Large Contracts
In line OF bis vocation, On Ell it1 various branches.
10 the department. Of
House Painting,
The subscdberis prepared VITA the greatest
prompiness, eli contracts no large hch NAV be
dered1 IN style and upoa terms which hn give
eatisiact0n.
he q also prepared 70 eEsouts all manner q
Sign and ornamental Painting. Grainfng and
Marbliug.
Having 10 that department secured the ices Of the most
expert and experienced artistic.
The subscriber would request persons having Wors 10 bis
line 70 give Inn call before maxim dnsi 1gauens-
marChs-du r. T. FLEaING,