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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-08-13

that gave Mrs. Jenkins surprise. |
had come home from the bark.mill busi-
ness us usual, and gancing over TO my
rich neighbor Smiths | said, "my dear,
supposing Smith should ask me to endorse
his note for n couple of thousand dollars,
ought to do i'll" Mrs. Jenkins was in
stantly in nutter to think that the proud
Smith, the aristocratic Smith, the. wealthy
Smith, should ask n favor, was very kind
and cordial was evidence of social rec
ogntion at last; Mrs. Smith would cer-
tainly call OH Us now. "Do il by all
means, my DEAR" said my nattered wife
flattered through the extreme politeness of
Smith & Co., the great clothiers/ to me,
the plain, unpretending Jenkins, whom
they honored by asking his name ON their
note for two thousand dollars. DO it, in
deed would, my dear"
But / have refused, said I. My wife
was petrified with astonishment, she was
speechless.
"Why, Adolphus Jenkins r'--( Mrs.
j., when she was uery much astonished,
generally slipped in my euphonious
Christian name =" Why Adolphus Jen-
kins, am perfectly astonished that you
should lose so good an opportunity to
oblige the wealthy Mr.. Smith; am, in
deed"
Mrs. Jenkins could have cried.
"My DEAR" said ], "it can't be help
ed now. Smith called upon me week
ago to endorse his note at ninety days for
two thousand dollars he was very polite
and it was no doubt coudescending on his
part to honor me with the privilege, but
had py reasons for refusal, and con.
cluded not to inform you of the interview
till proper opportunity occurred. l have
long since known it would occur, and il
has at last. Smith & Co., failed to-day
for two hundred thousand dollars, and on
the day before Smith asked me to endorse
his note the firm had confessed Judgment
to an amount double that of all the prop
perty they have in the world. Our neigh.
bor, our rich an envied neighbor Smith
has lost thirty thousand dollars in stocl
gambling, and the whole concern are rot.
ten in moral as well as pecuniary resour.
ces. If had endorsed that note / should
have had it TO pay, and never would have
realized the first red cent from the high
toned firm Of Smith & Co.
Mrs. Jenkins looked at me with most
perplexed yet rather satisfactory express
ion of countenance, drew a long breath,
after listening to my recital, and left the
room 10 attend to her domestic duties al
the moment, without one word Of comment
However, high as ! had always stood il
the opinion of my sensible wife, | wen
up notch higher that day.
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WheaE! EVhenE!!

TL1HB unteT=ETgd having orders for boat viii pay ne
L highest market rate deliverable McCTea x lerrass
ware house, corner Of Broad and College 81.
r. WEBB,
July I'D GwE Cotton and Produce Broker.
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DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(cRHIIR En nv EnrL,po pA rENNr1n \

DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECURBD BY LETTERS PATENT.)
II ERosBEB ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
~ from this Oil exceeds in brliancy that any other oil
fluid heretofore discovered; is ineXploFe, and will
main limpidin the very codest weather.
The Company recommend as the lamps best adapted this
Oil. the kerosene Lamps, manufacture ed by the following
parties Messrs Cornelius d Baker, Dyott, PhllG
delphis & " Haughwaut d Co. a9S Broadway the Brook.
1872 William Street, L. MeTcer l36 Elm Street, and H. Ed
wards, a Duane street, N Y Samples Of different STYLE
Lamps can be seen at the Office OF the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRIcATING On No Prepared 10 suite the
finest, and ali other kinds of Machinery; burns brilliantly
Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps ana s the ordinary
best Sperm Oil and admirably adapted Railroad and
Steamshipuse,
KEROSENE LUBRIcATNs OILS, No. e43. Superior Lubrea
and will be found to posses advantages any
the market at same prees-WI not buTnand have been
prepared TO meet the reQurementsof Railroads Others
KEROSENE BINNAcLR OIL Prepared expressly Shps
use aud be found admirably adapted for use of Steam
shps Men of War, Merchants Vessels and River Craft
and burns in all the Cabin, SiateToom Cnnace FOrcRse
Lamps Signal Lanterns, DC.
Bnnace Oil will remain fluid long best Sperm, and
will burn all night without requiring to be trimmed and ad
vantage that will be obvious to every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained the Wholesale Oil
Ship, ChandleFs Druggists and GrOeer In New York, and
regularly appointed Agents of the Company
the principal Towns and Villages of the United States the
Cansdas, anG the island of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed Tin conformity with the rules essb
nshed by the Board Of TTustees,) application
AUSfEN'S
GENERAL A0ENTs, KxRosENE OH Co.
Ne. Sc Beaver street, N y.
~ B. Circulars with full particulars testimonials prices
&c, g.. will be forwarded on application as above.
june6-ly. a.. WI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-21
HOSPITAL OF THE
State OF Tennessee.
SAM'L, L, WHARTON, NJ. b,
Physician in Chief and superintendent.
G. ), FAM, N. D.,
Assistant Physician.

IN Pursuance of entered into with the Fac
ul of the Medical Department Ofthe Nashville Univers
ty under whose control this tuition has passed for
ber of years come the undersigned the 10th April Of
last year. took charge of Physician in Chief and super
Uni this arrangement shall terminate the Hospital will
be condurted BY him as an Individual enterprise and IN ac-
which il conveyed the Facuy-he being all
and charges incurred IN its management and looking solely
to the patronage Of The Institution for remuneration.
The Faculty constitute Board OF consul ing Physicians
Hospital BY the resident Ply scan IN which tleir assistance
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The domestic arrangem Of tho Hospital in charge NJ
Charity who will also end the piepara-
lion Of Diet attend administration medicines, aud
and not forbidden BY circumstances.
SLAVE DEPa sTMFET.
distinct section Of the building viii be appropriated 10
this casg OF PATIENTS ho will every attention pec
say fUr their comfort and vol being Separate VIII
assigned each if desired or ii circumstance make
LYING-IN DEPARTMENT..
Suitable apartments are ready for the accommodation Of
lying females doth white and black who wbc carefully
watched over DUNG their conhuemeuL. l..
EG r AND EAR iNElRMARY.
Diseases Of the Eve and Ear VIII be the Hospital
In consultation with the ablcst Surgeons or the city,
The Hospital SAFE o. Tennessee iuated the
Franklin Turnpike about one mile from tn Public square,
Nashville. The building ToOmy pIriOUS, and mira
yarranged with ventilation Within the pas year,
extensive repairs been made, and number of rooms
handsomely ded up that patients may here ind
mOdatiOns, al 10 those our first class tOte About
ten acres OF SrOuu are cohln a "hi u' ehpsure Inc
yardin 'front.' 'cky with blue grass aud beautifully
namencd with shade trees shrubte ring does,
coOlness and pure OF the country, Hos
pita OF the STATE Of Tennessee IA UPon The whole,
Of tie inviting reats from the aud dust Of
he civ during Slmi anywhere 10 De found in The vicin
Nashville COnHaCte WIN The buildings Is bathing
establishment, conveniently arranged los be administration
the Dath IN al It's forms.
Distinct departments OF the bu ldngs assigned 10
different classes Of patients. Diseases Ot ayreHt and in
tecrous character, viii not be treated at the Hospital
Patients they desire IL, will be received bOardars
merely and may fthey choose, bring with hem nurses
select their py seia and Surgeons In such intanesst
will be furnished, and pr scrpOns Strictly carried
signed lakes occasion say thai no Will devote himself al
ly To the dis haJg- OF the duties devOYed up
by the position he pies, hat will exert
himself strenuously to make the institution what should
be, great public benefit, and the Of wiley extended
relief 10 human suffering.
oct II-WIy SAM'L. L. WHARTON.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY Q TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
E1cH SATURDAY ~ NOEENBER:
,495 Prizes amounting $4,000
PRICH
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $21I

,49J FT!ZeS amounting TO- SOSOOO
PRICR TICKETs.
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALV kS 5; QUARTERS, $21I
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from $1,000, corresponding with those
on The Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are e circed h small tin tubes and placed in one Wheel
Tae rst al Prizes, similarly printed and encirced are
placed ia another Wheel.
mo Wheels are revolved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and al the time Prize is
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
m are opened and exhibited to the audience and registered
bv the Commissioners the Prize being placed against the
Number THIS operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out
APFroxIH.ToN PR1zFs-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Nunbers 70 drawing the dr Prizes Will
be ertiLled to the Approximation Prizes For eXanp;
If Ticket No 1880 draws The 100000 Prize, those Tickets
numbered II24s 1898, 1881, 1882 will each be entitled 70
$500 II Ticket No. $50 draws the $4,000 prize those lick-
els numbered 5fs 49 55 55 will each be entitled to $500,
and so on according 10 the scheme
The 8 Prizes Of SZU will be determined by the last bg'
urs OF The No that draws the S6OOO0puze. For example
il the number drawing the $4,000 prize eaos with l. then
ali the tickets where the number ends will be entitled
10 AGO If tue number ends With No, then all the tickets
where the number ends will be entitled to S2O and
so on toe. ,
rstes which is the risk:
Certificate OF Package OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
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VALUARLE LaND FCR SsLE.

WISH sell the farm where now ige containing about
TWO hundred aud ninety acres, situated twelve miles
smith east rom Nashville betW the Nashville and
MurfreesborO Turnpike and the Nashville and Chstts.
nooga Railroad; a pzTt Of the anos fronts on said
Tlrapike ne ba 4 mile and pGrl lies with two hun
dred ygrds or the Railroad. The place s well lmproVed
comfortable dwelling and out houes; good SaeF, end
orchard Of Annie nI Peach and other fruits The
land is Of od quality and under good ouVltion there
being nos sixty ve acres yell with clover A me land
is neIOssd viii Cedar rails has abundance OF wO d, and
is every way desirable pAnElion beng admpt.d one o
the cost HEALTHY situations In ! sv dson county
Th,se WishiI 10 buy good pleasant and heahg place
would do we'll 10 call soon; am d. sirous to sell End VIII
give bargain. Apply the subscriber on he premises OF
IN lanes NcDorald Esq, Nashville, No 42Iz cherry
street; or Nance q WOODWARD, Nashville.
nov lS-eOuI IL H. hAhLAOE'
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Bragg'S Improved LinimeRt.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC LINEUENT.

DIR BhAGO'S AIFJl IL LANIuE ENI'
Have you the BRONCHITIS?
Have YOU the NEURALGIA
Have you the EA Z or TOOTHACHBf
Youmay ria yourself entirely of distressing evils
By the use Of DR.. BrEg's Arctic LnIm' mt.
ATeyOu aflic ed with Old sores
Are sou suffering from old bruises
ara you enduring pains rom sprains
One bottle OF the Arctic niment will surely give relief
'p''1D'' Rheumatism is dreadful complaint
ScrOfnla a lnathsume di ease!
Cancers very slsrningl
Yet such the wonderful healing properties OF Bragg
chronic Rheumatism re- owe Scrofua and in time kill that
most stubborn OF enemies TO health, the Cancer.
why will you endure Scur7yI
Why viii you suffer with tbe Piles!
Why III submit 70 CnIlJiaInsr
When by usirg the Arctic Lniment you may find pc rma
Ihe Arctic Linimeut is the discovery of The faraned Dr.
G BRAG G. Of Saint louis, since severDg his con
necon with The once celebrated Mexican Mustang Liui
ment has The mos! Of his me to the study which
has given to the world Lnimen winch possesses even
ore of the healing quality. In this he has been success
'u'' ORIGIN or THE EAME.
Wher Dr. Kane under The auspices Of the Uni od stat es
Gevernment about 10 proceed 10 the vast frozen re-
gions Of the borGh-himsef medical manapped 10 sew
era scientific phy scians prescription that should
ble In system endure lie haTdshp5 OF land o lToland
ice Among others WIS Doctor Brsgg, then visit
10 the east who after many trials procured his RUBEFA
CIENT hich having been submitted the sevCrst analysis
was by Dr. K and used by him during that won
derfu vo age OF discovery Hence the origin OF the name
A'0l0 ''D'D How 1T Is RECEIVED.
The very announcement OF This medicile has been
coved with JOY nd confidence Letters containing eertlh-
Gates permanent received az the manuisc'
tory while expressions OF gtude borne 10 Them By
0'''' H'-- ITS PREPARATION.
The Ingredients Of the Arctic Lnimen are Of the mos!
costly kind, while the is bestowed upon com
pounding them by one msmUe OF the company VINO makes
q personal examnGtOnO Of every bottle put up
FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
EBS,
The Arctic Lnment also sovereign remedy for Hor
ses and Mules afflicted with bruises, sPTains, wounds
scratches sweny SPAWN bone, big head poll eVl &C
person ming vOusbs boTses mules should Dc th
out it, Tor il will cure them.
, II is put up 25c SOC and 81 bOttes Ihe5Oc Det-
ties and 81 bottles contain so and 100 per cent mo re Lni-
menn proportion their and are the cheapest EY'
cry per buying dollar bottle OF Bragg Arctic LIN
mentwil be furnished with hmeTsons United states Jour
for year By dlBg up the eerihe de around every
dollar bottle and ssIding to NJ hmeTson 81 broadWay
New York
For sale by Bragg Burrowes, sole ProprietOrs,
St. Louis, Mo. -
w W BERRY & DEMOVILLB,
Wholesale As gents.
And by A. H. ROSCOE, G. w. HEN DERSnOT, and },
STRKTCR oct l-CLW&wIy
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A hARE CHANCE FOE BETGETNS IN
llI.A 1. Es-E.a q L.

lll5A Il ESfA8 T.
W. offer for sale any an o shs Choosing most Gesra-
" Die ProPeH. ior CASH 90 20 per ceut below real
value.
lst magnificent residence Lot &C. Edcsaeld Of aboHt
* acres, ff0uting $50 eet ts Galal re opposite
the residence Of HOn. heil IS. Erusr.
ID beauuui tiUlsscd L.t Of = acres. "a miles
from Tho city near The Ial atin tisa.
Cd beautiful bocK az Lots t1 fses square, OF
Clay and P,ik s1rseis en- harine' aIdl "a 70 Nasnvue
or eight hundred ards fT.Iu ne ap.-al.
Newill take great pleasure n sh0wgr any or an Of the
above properly " Pslsns u hing 1uy- they are
pe.fecly s4tisded VIII 0argains nem
Ouy' J. l.. g. K. W. sHOWs.
Sim LfL harry
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Frederick Bfetr,

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudo!tou, Saxouv, has Ia
u ken Office al No 10, Front s,regl near Ozark and
- h services the Nashville for the relief and
nre of Female Complaints Of ali kinds Scroula in its
rorsf forms; CouEumpu n, Ehlunutsm nd Dropsy. His
srience and practice IN regard to these and simlsr dis
eE have been such -0 n snshle him guarantee erfee
cure IN treated taken in TIME
For sale a. above. very superior article Stomach
TFfIters Of invention and manufacture together
with varef, n' 'iif '''' 'i'Nr Ifeb7-lV
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ChaEcefy Sale.

virtue OF the decree cry a. Csntrez
ID He in the ease Of lar51le k-vss agaiust Felix C
StUddard and h. rendered on lhe Iln dY SebemBsr
ej6 and ordered 10 be carried e81Cat b. decree OF
the sane court, mace 'te ill DAY u September 55
shall oD the lei Saturday Dsc n1sr, li beng the ta
day o. Dec mbtf, 1871 eAJ1s tU TauC tua Brsm-
es, the undivided hHds 0f The e. Forge Lands
and FiXtu fes, EuOwn b creek Iron vs. oe IN ssid
eoun Of Hickman, friy and purcullSiV descr os in aid
decrse OF l5 ltn day uf september 1876. The aid uud-
vded tWO-Jhirds 0f SAID property 80 sold on errd AZ
one Two ears Wnh interest on date sa aud it
oat me night o. redemption The purchaser 1e rrQur-
ed % give bond and ss-II-y Tor lo purchase mUsg SO
lien will Do retained u}n the P0pe ~ the payment of
me sane All persons VINO my " so D purchase nvt-
persons on Lle premise OhVlhLE A n LXON,
Oct i-Wids prs 81 ff.-t = 49,,
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$500 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

T0BRundeFsigned of RS for sle liberal teTms.
L 1900 ACRES or VALUABLE LAND,
living on clear aud Crooked Creek in Perry county
nJ ns Of meandering the Ieu There Is no
diecury Of title this land. No fictitious claims for Rail-
osd The title will be warranted ard delsp
geJ tThs land Is valuable fer SaVe Timber and Tan
bark ANY desiring furber particulars will address
me at Centrrvil!e Tenn,
oct JO-w4t prs. Zee 81 eRYILLk A, NIXON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-11-21
STATE OF idsOn County
Court.
Robert I. CuTrin
7 Order Of publication.

Thomas Hall, and others.
DE 1T REMEMBERED, That, on this. 5th dayof NoVen
ID ber e51 appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the CLERK,
that the follow ng defendants H this Residents
OF the Stale Of Tennessee to-uit John T. Williams, Ana
Harsman, " IN. " Hardeman, snd Newell Williams, Of
MsissPp ann Sneed aud Nicholas sneed, OF Texas and
Robert Levi and 81 " Levi CT Arkansas non-reidsns
Of The state OF Tennessee and therefore are not "hn the
jurisdiction Il the courts Of this Statei was hef lore or
deTed that publication be made Nashville Union and
American, tquuug defendants oappeaT al the cOanJ
room, ia aasve, the let Monday in December
plead sr or demut 10 the petition Of petition
ers otherwise, the same be taken for confessed 10
them, and set for hearing eN-ptrte.
Said geItun being the purpose of selling certain
groe. BELONGING o the state of John CuTrn, de d.
q Is5f. 1 6 ms feeT5 2. r. CHEATHAM c.Sm.
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RAINS, II BROWN
RAINS & BROWN,
Druggists and Prescriptionists,

No. 10, South side Public square,
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
A COMPLETE assortment Of English and American
n chemicals, pure and unsdue Drugs fresh and
genuine Extracts, select powders, etc, always hand,
FGaVOriDS Extracts, eIC-
Lemon, Rose Vanilla, Pine Apple Strawbey, Celery, Al
mond Raspberry, Peach and Orange extracts for fsvorng.
Best Bermuda Arrow Root Isnglass Gloves, Nuimegs,
Cinnamon, etc at RAINS q BROWS'S.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
BY
Vessel G THOMPSON,

4OO 10 Boxes TermicellE
SO Genuine English Dairy Cheese from N. York;
a6 - Pine Aplpe DO; % q
980 dozen Baltimore fresh Oysters
$50 fresh Peaches and Pine Apple;
IS 4" khsDerTies and StTawberTiss;
10 bbls Pecsn Nuts;
~ Fiberts and Brazil Nuts;
% boxes layer Raisins
900 boxes SaTdInes all size packages;
3 dozen ETgish Pick es, ali kinds
25 English Sauces, consisting OF John Bull
Woteeaershire, Reading aRd Hsvvey's;
Q dozen Eut ish Mushroom Catsupi
10 - Ecglish and French Mustard.
1000 Cocoa Nuts;
IS dozen fresh salmon, i and 2 eansi
25 Lobsiers, y and . cans.
100 baskets Champagne Wines assorted brands,
bbls nne smoking ObsccO;
25 bNs hne Chewing doi
Half million q SegaTs, assorted brands and assort
meut OF Fire Works Tor the Holidays.
Bakers BrOma and Chocolates Of all kinds.
English and Scotch Alec and Brown Stout.
Stufsd Olives and Ported Meats.
Imported French fCTW ,ddng Parties and
the ike ana thousand other articles which vii appear
hereafter. VESSEL & lhOAPSON's.
0e.TT
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IN ORDERING. TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded by hrst
ra Purchasers eau have Tickets ending with any hg
ure they may designate.
The Lis. Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII be sent 10
purcbss,rs Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signature plain, give
their Post Gfice, County and Sste.
~ Remember that every Prae IS drawn, ana payable
IN fall without deduction.
Es- An prizes Of 81, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drawGg-oher prizes IS the usual time oil thirty
DAYS.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
S. SWAN g. CO., Augusta Ala.
or, y. STIMSTElN, Box ;, Nashville.
Persons residing near Montgomery Ala, or Atlanta,
Ga their orders hed, and save time, by address
ing swau IL Co , Al either of those cities.
nCV3O-u
" list OF the numbers that are drawn from tue Wheel
win the amount Of the prize that is entitled to-
will be published every drawing in the following pa
rers New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
9srda-d Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteligenCeT, New
Work weekly Dav Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
moud Dispaicu and New YORK Dispatch, and Paulding
] lMiss.l tIaTuu
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EStray Mules.

ESOA g I'VE lAAOOs
CTRAYFD from my farm on the Cumberland river north
- ofNasbvflis, aud mile below Hyde's Ferry, the
II At rf-eptsnber, MULES. One is dark brOgn
about dum three years old last spring ne others
mouse color win rings und her.fUre legs, medium
and three yeaTs old last spring. Both have been
V,0rkcd will give dollars tor any Information thai
viii lead 10 their recovery.
oct 30 VII JOHN B. BoSAY.
PIE PLANT, HORSE RADISH, ASPARA-
GUS SETS, IOWA STRAWBERRY,
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Railroads! Railroads |!
PENNSYLVANIA RAILhOAD.
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THE Greateeutrsl Route soanssas the htlaptioois,s,
Il with estern Norhwssssrn ana Southwestern sates
oy continuous KsilFsT direct Thls road slso oouuss
at PiIfHburg with daily line Of Stsssrs 20 ain o-a on
he Western Rivers, and Ct Clevsland sid SaudukT win
Steamers to Gil ports the Northwestern Lakes uaKp,
the dirse1, ebszps ant rslia5s rozts bv WbicB
FREIGHT csn be forwarded and from the grsas Wssf
2atss between Phila5elghia aid Pitts5urE:
tlSST CLASS -BoOts shoes, Dry Goods =
Gn 5OIss,) Furs Feathers, sc.... zoe per 1oon
SECOND CLASS-BOoks aud 5tstioasrv
Dry Goods On bales,) Hardware, Lea 6Oe psr1s0D
'HIRD D0L-Asa-Anvils .Bsggns. Bacon. .o.-,..
a1d Porz On bulk, hemp, &c. .... 0V' per AVVlo
JR1H OLASS.-C8dee, Fish Bscop !
and PORK lpacked,) lard sud Lard Oil 600 Per lOeD
FO1r-75 ct5 per ( e. uni Hrther notss
Grain-S5 cts per X lbs. rtfl further nosca
lrrther notes.
k<5 In ship7i1E Goods trou any point Est Of Phils
iepala 0s Parecar 20 Elgrt package ga Phlzdsipki
l9qiLrOak AL Goods sousgnsd 10 the Agents of tSis
Soad a F6i-dspAia CT PssbuTg Wi be forwarded with
)rt detsIiior
FsrreHr AGEy1s-Harris, Wormlsv Co. Msupbia-
Tennessee; & +. sass Co.. 81 Louis, J. 5. MtcbslI&
son. Evansville l1cGr- Dumesuii. Bel and M1riock ard
tarter q JeEes' Louisville, hyL c. 4e.drum, Madison
Indlsns; Sp-g0ag Brown, and frrin Co. Ciaeunssi
v VI jralan . Co.. ze1esgiils 0hio; Lesoh Z Co. No
. Alby streei BCai07; eech Co. Aslor Houss Neyv
York; No. silia Greet ard No Bstisrs pace Nav
l0rE; s.. snssder Paiadelpbia s,azraw 4 Koons Bsi
ln0rei Geo. . tE'1clscgsi tit,s--rF.
h, h. hCCSI0l GersT1, frs5gis Agsst, PEg1.
q. J. LOMBAEsI, .seB'., Altoona pl.
may Sly
Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Three Daily Trains rem Pittsburgh 10
E'hilat r tphia-
fNftAlNS leave Pittsburgh ulJWss Mail 4 n. East
u Line p d h'r tess bIi 30 r. 81
The Express Mail Dlr. the Two suadsvs sr
eeptedi A4xHg DIRECT CCAN ECTIJSS Win EilTrains
from
81, Leafs, No, Duhugus, Keokuk and lows Cfty Iowa;
Caro Rock leland ana Jh Cgg1- IiLois Lexington and
Loai'ville. Nv. 1errs H6ute, Indianapolis ana Ia
hyesis, inatanai Cincinnati, Columbus. DAYTON,
toiedO Cleveland, Z4ussTIlIe, CresIhs,
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