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SILKS, GkENEDINES,
TISSUES, BEREGEs,
nRGANnIES IACnNRTS
STABLE GnnnS-
BrAVEH pau SPnINGS.
NO IS COLLEGE SYREET

hRE IN Hckmrn county, Tennessee, on a beautiful
~ cletTsnls s creek Of pure snt ,ing aier den ey
shaded grove Vhere cool pure and brscng add
WING f'r sulphur sprgs all diG ring nateraly; one
Cna and ssverA q pure and codest freestone
iu the vorlc. tskrF al thnEs together u b. considered
b. oou peitnt Fes be Of tie very hrs watering
aces The Uiied States. Beaver d tm ~ f'rty miles
west Il gba. Nearly half OF ghe road s turnpike,
the haSnce the best dirt road In Tennessee. Prom
MaynesDoro' onY about thirty niles eatt: and from
Perryyiile about ue dktEuce Good hunting an q
hshug b. and the very best o Brandy, Wine and
Cigar ktpt fur table and purposes; Billiard Tablos
Nine Pin Alley, and many HnaltT Tor exercise,
health aud peas. luvAids and pleasure. seekers
particularly AID rope rally invited 10 visit this place
We are HuhofiEfd refer 20 Rev. A. r. Green Rus e.
Rcu ION J ,ncE Ehis, y. BruNn, and Wsshiugton
Merrd IA, Of Nashville nearly every nan, sonsn and
ehld IN Columbia aud haurs couut,; kt Rev Jas oteys
p We ker Col r. g. Looueg, and Dancan q. irssoa, Of
cBARGEs WILL BIZ
treven DollArs Per Week.
iCniidrea under 10 years oll Bah Prcs.
Servants q al Hges hsu ffices
ANY uambsr Of an Kinds q eonveyAhces ready A. all
times 90 nmbiA 10 take you 10 Beaver Dam, About
three handred persons be comfortably Accommodated,
90 don't believe when you hear that We afs tali.
We would most earnestly and respectfully tnvite car
friends and The public 70 Wat Beaver pAm A. We are nos
ready 10 receive them. EAaLh -.
June All
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of su M
II mer and Oak streets, fronting 120 feet Summe J
and ITO On Oak VIII be sold a bargain
The Gas is now being carried up IN front of this Lot.
ACply 10 A. V. s. LINDSLEY,
march20 So College street
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IMPORTED WINES, GROCERIES, &C.
IS w. GEERY,
203 Canal st, and 719 Broadway, N. Y.


IMPORTERS AND DEALERS m FIRST QUALITI
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Offer to q e TRADE, HOTELS, PRIVATE FAMILIES, and
all who are choice in their taste, and desire
genuine dYticle. a large variety of
TEAS GREEN AND BLACK, soUCHONG, POUCHONG,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 0nLONG, IMPERIAL HYSON,
GUNPoWDER, YOUNG HYS0N, &C., in cheats and hail
chests, &c
C0FFEE-MOCHA and JAVA.
WINES-MADEIRAs, SHERRIEs, PORTS, HOOKS, &C.,
very old and high q ades original packages, demi-
johns, magpums and hotties.
BARTON and GUESTIER CLARETS.
CHAMPAGNES: Moet Chandon's Cabinet Imp VerLenay
Do Heidseick G. II. Mumm's, do do do
LIQUoRs-Brandes Runs Whisky, Gin Arrack Absinthe,
Kirsch &c, &C. in original yacksges, also, Curacao,
Mar0schino, Anisette Noyeau Bitters, &c.
MALT LIQU0R5-London Brown Stout Scotch and Eng
lish ALES
CIGARS--A variety of Choice Brands.
PICKLES -ENGLIS 4 and FRENCH.
SAUCES + n Fish, Currie, G Ime, &c.
CIEESE-STIl TON CHEDDER, ROYAL VICTORIA
PRINCE ALBERT P ,RMESAN, GRUYERE. sAPSAGO,
DUT I'll and AMERI AN.
sUGARS-LOAF, CRUSHED, PULvERIZED, St. CRoIX,
SC. hhls AT hall oarres
HAMS WESTPHAIIA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE SPERM and WsALE.
EaS- Our Liquors are warranted unadultera'ed, and
of our own importation. feb6-tV
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TO THOSE WHO RIDE!
FRED. SLOsfT,

Manufacturer Of Carriages, Coaches Buggie1s
LightWaggons, &c.
No. go Lever Market StFeets Nashvtlte.
An nov maoufsctnring ever variety HW u
L s9d styir q yehlcie. from The plAinest N%1D -
Iob 10 he nosi bgaalifal and elseofany ~ NJ
nnlshsd tU-F cat
Having esragsi nrssaas. Norfmsn ans eotatnsd lAFgs
arnount % De best % STOCK pFcPeFr4 10 DO uora
e all compare with any Ia the whole coantry. ctfF Ter
sYls or duraby. AZ knds % Neheiet tst constantly %
hand e. profnBliY made 20 orier.
EVereGfs Patent Coupling
Ths ifrsrts irpYoFeuent the coaplinS Carrlage
A. hss atsnra ach iaerasi tAresghonf rs coantry,
snd u0a ssh ths mft srfe = esss Aonn
kneSn Havns hs excessive rsghs this city
msiBE of fthem cousti ncfns OAfAget, hogsss as
hrksmsmbar ths plaesa tbe Old etaad q Freh hioan
BE- ~. Lswef hafkst suees. sans s---6.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS,

From s. NJ PETTINGfLL cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
11eNassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No. 10 State street, BosToE.
PGCo are Agents for the influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both the United staesan
the Canadas.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK.
R. II. G CUTT Err.

bs hs " u Il H.
NOS. SO AND SO CORNER COLLEGE AND BROADWAY
EJ AS received his stock OF Boots Shoes, Hats, f.
Al Trunks, Valses, Carpet-Bags, 6c., for the EefT
sring and Summer Irade, consisting In part ERf
follows, viz: ES-
Ladies fine Kid and Nor Boo,ee' thin and thick sole
Kid Slippers plain and trimmed,
Lasting eaters, side and front lace;
" Lasting Patent CATERS, extra fine;
q" Kid Caters, Buskns and Ties
Misses and Chdreu's Lasting Caters aud Con. Bootees;
Chdren's fine Kid and Nor. Bootees, weed and P sole
Slippers and Ankle Ties;
Fancy Glove Kid TOP Bootees:
Womens extra size KID Bootees, Bu -kns aud Slippers;
"a Nor. pegged and sewed;
serVants heavy CAT Kip and Nor Bootees extra sizes;
Geuuemen's fine Calf pegged and sewed Boots:
Gents hne Congress, Cat, Pat and Kid oxford Ties;
Lasting Brogan Of various styles:
BoyS Youths aud Ohidren's Ca Pat Leather and Kid
Congress Caters AMI oxford Ties.
ALSO-Nen's 30 vs. and Youths Calf Kip and Congress
Brogans ofevery de-crption, extra sizes.
ALsO.-A large stock OF Trunks Vases and CarpetBag
OF the best quality.
HAYS, ATS, HATS.-I have received, direct from the
manufactures, a the latest styles OF spring AMI Summer
Hats consisting Of superior Cashmere and SOFT Fur Hats Of
quality, together with endless variety o. hne Leg
hon. Panama and straw FOR Boys Men and Children, all
Of hich will be old the fo= cash.
70 pune ual dealers. B. r. CUTTER,
NAV 10 Nos 81 and 80 cor. Of College, rni oa"wav.
L ALSO KEEP cons antlv on hand a iuIl assert ment
OF Leather Betting tro.n ~ inches N width and
the hest article Of Brace leather with Copper and
Ryets Farmers and Mach nests would hnd il 10 ther
crest TO examine my stock before purchasing.
p. R. CUTTER,
Msy19 Nos 3s and 80 CO =. COLLEGE, and BROAD vav.
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PLATFORM BEEHIVES.
Sylvester Davis,
PATENTED July 26. 1853.

THIS Hive has taken the drst premiums the State and
County Fans In W. ~ H., Mass. lad aud Ohio, IN Iht
Va Of 1854
With Hive NAV keep bees Tiih perfect safe
~ and success, since all dcuty aud uncertainty are
trey remoyed.
1h- be made 70 stcdrR from or uore hives,
or may he conducted into nube- Of hives lrOnf
s,rIssaiag and stl have fln supply Of QlesHs.
Toe bees are entir-y pr0ts ted from ne Bee ROA and
other insecs which aud Tuin the bees. Ibis Ne
totyrdaf ~ anaged according the directions which
giVea 10 the book.
Tue bees have opportunity to exercise IN the Spring
ana clear the hh from her hives, without ayng cut 10
die on the sDou.
The hlth AtAny time be removed ron the hives With
cut disturbing The Bees.
Tue Bees ean be transferred ohsn necessary give
them ne = ooub, AM without klling then.
Ii prevents al possibility 81 rob6ing, while feeding.
ls thoroughly venated teeddraSers hives,
honey, b0kes, aud chAnhers.
The sors and progre-s q TIE Bees may Be In The
hives, hnnes boxes And feed drawers.
p " aui CoOny Rguts for sale IN the STATE OF Tennes-
see with Books Of Fsed 4e giv fan difsetoas ior
makiag The dive and mansgag The bses All eilsfs Aad
sommunscati0asto be atdrsssedt 70 D. AelBss
MAyT-1m. NashvsAe, Tenn.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Medicine.

E>GRAyINGs OF THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN ECOLE de PHARMACIE
PHARMAC ACIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, affixed upon each wrap
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,3O5 PRNXESi
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 10 TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO BE DRAWN
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
3,3O5 prizes amountinEto .sSO4 600
Whole Tickets SO: Halves IS: QnsrtArs 80 s I

3,3O5 prizes amountinEto S2O4 600
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves IS; Quarters 50 s.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $4,000 corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips paper
encirced with small tin tubes and placed in wheel
The hrst 25I Prizes similarly printed and encrcled
placed IN another Wheel.
The wheels then revoved, and number is drawn
trom the Wheel Of Numbers and at the time prize
drawn out opened and exhibited the audience and
.eg.ered n BY the comn.onsTs the Pri1e being placed
until all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZgs
The two preceding and succeeding Numbers those
drawing the first ~ Prizes viii be entitled the IS Approx
imaton Prizes, Por example: Ticket No. 1880 draws
n" $500 prize, those tickets numbered ll245 1929
1881 1882 will each be entitled 70 S22S II ticket No
$50 draws the $50 900 prize those tickets 5s
$40, 5Sl, $50, vii each Re entitled to 800, and
The 5000 Prizes OF 20 win be determined BY the
asst figure Of the Number that draws the $4,000 Prize
For example, 1.-THE Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. l. then all the Tickets where the number ends
viii be entitled to SEQ II the Number ends with No g.
then all the Tickets where the Number ends with will
entitled to S2O and so on to 0.
Certificates OF Packages will be sold the following rates
which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole
a, . ~ QuarteT ......-....-. ~
10 Eighth " .., ........ 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money address tickets ordered
receipt Of which they win be forwarded first mall
can have tickets ending any figure they may
designate
The list Of drawn numbers prizes will be sent 10 pur
ehaSers Immediately amer the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures PLAN
and give their post ONCE, county and State.
S Remember thatevery Prize is 'raWu, and pay sbeib
full without deduction.
EgA Prizes Ofs1 900 and ander paidimnedistely ans
the draWng-otheT prizes al the usual time Of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN 4 co Atlanta, Ga,
S. SWAN co, Montgomery, Ala,
or, 2. STkMSTIEN, agent,
Box No. g. Nashville p. o.
eE list Of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel
with the Of the prize that each is entitled will
be published after drawing in the following papers
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleton Standard,
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intellgence New York Weekly
Day Book, Savannah Morning News aud Richmoud Dis
patch. May 9s-iL
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SCALE OF PRICES
PRINCIPAL TOILET ARTICLES
MAHUFAoTuRED
WILLIAM BOGAE,
22T Washington street, u sIOn.

SIX MONTHS PRICES.
BooLEs HIrERIoH FLUD, Z5e, &c., Tbc ti 80 sSes At
~, %, ei2 per dozen.
BOOLrs ELsCTRo a DTE iquIdO So, al 80 sizes q.
~, IS, s12 per doBen. -
BooLEs HBEAoEA, BALN cTrHERA, retail Soc, sizes
81 per doEen-
TowhGesaie Druggists and other large dealers discount
OF is per et from these prices viii be made provided their
purchases daring the aix months shall excred elb0.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Discount for CASH iH Be made from ls d50ue prices
"a toliOlos:
On orders amounting TO sl5or over a. time discount
offs per cent viii be made.
On ords amounting $50 At me dsco1nt
ofi0 percent vii be msde.
On orders amounting 90 eT5 at one time dscoant
oils per cent will be made.
On orders amounting 10 $50 a. time, discount
Of p per cent will Be made
On orders sm0unng $500 over one discount
Of 80 per cent viii be made.
These the loweSt terms, and fom which variation
can be made IN any
Prices Of other articles may be had application.
Boston, Aug. 2sth, ls56. WILLIAM BOGLE
Refer 10 Gso. GEsfs. Nashville. Tenn. Augas-iJ
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A. c. CARTER. FELIX. @. M'xAY. R. FAuLcoEER.
CARTER, M'KAY g. CO.,
ISDccesSoTS 20 Jaws, FlIcheT Oo-I
AUCTION AED COMMISSION WHOLESALE GRO
GERS RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
NJ E RICH NTS,

N
sFINE BRANOIEs, WINES AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. IS, Public Square,
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nus protecting the public again lNTsTioEs-whch are
liable the severest penalties courts ofaw can award
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom VfSCHER OWEN 4 CO., GenI Advertising House.
APPLETON BUILDING 346 Broadway, New York.
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To be drawn in the City of Atlanta Georgia. in public on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9th, 1857, on the Plan oil
SLNGI n II
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MONTHLY ROSES.

Many amateur rose growers fail to
keep their roses in bloom during the hot
hummer months. They claim to have
prepared rich, deep borders, or beds. as
directed by the books, and in addition,
they water them daily, yet have no ro-
ses. Now, why? Well, we will tell
you. The rose, in order to grow con-
stantly, must have rich, deep, cool soil.
Now this cool soil is not created by lib
orally spadiug in fresh animal manures,
which ~by-the-by, is the common mode
of making rich ground but to create a
soil, rich, deep, cool, and suited to roses,
roses, you must do thus: Procure from
some old pasture ground, or fence cor
ner a quantity of turf and rich top soil.
Spade your rose-bed, or border, as in
trenching or, to be more explicit,
take off all the good soil of your bed,
lay it to one side, then take out one foot
in depth of the subsoil, and throw it
away now fill in commencing at the
bottom, with turf bottom upwards; and
your loan, that you obtained with, and
shook off from the turf now add your
top soil then add four inches of well
rotted cow manure; dig it in, and your
bed is made. Then select your plants
cut off smoothly the end of every root;
cut the tops all down, from two to four
buds, according to the strength of the
plant set them in the bed, or border,
not less than two and a half feet apart !;
cover the ground three inches deep with
saw-dust, or half decayed tanbark, and
we promise you that your roses will grow
and bloom freely, all through the sea-
son.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Scott & Hays
VS.. In Ashland CO. Com. Pleas.
Nancy Black
W. W.: oco'''. In Ashland County Common
Nancy Black
DERSUANT to the command of two execu-
Il ions in the above cases, duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas, of Ashland coun-
ty, o., to me directed, 1 will sell at the door of
the Court House, in said county, on
Saturday, the 1lth day@ April. .
A. D., 1857, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the one
undivided third part of sixty-two acres and q
half of the southwest part of the north east
quarter OF Section Twenty-nine, 1921 Town
ship twenty-one, 1911 Mango sixteen, and
bounded as follows to-wit beginning at the
southwest corner of said quarter section !;
thence east one hundred and twenty five I25l
perches along the line of said quarter Soc
ton; thence north eighty perches; thence
west one hundred and twenty-five perches to
the west line of said quarter section thence
south eighty perches to the place of beginning
containing sixty-two and a half acres more
or less, taken and levied. on as the property of
Nancy Black, to satisfy two executions, one in
favor of Scott d Hays, and one in favor of w.
W. Scott. Terms of Sale-Cash. Appraised
at $500.
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
March IL, 1857. 40tspfS6,0 o.
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ing a tremendous sheer, upset the wag-
on, and threw US both out, luckily with
out injury. Snap went the shafts and
she-off like tightening down the road.
"Look here, "said Uucle John, "did'nt
you warrant that mare kind ?"
"Never knew her to do any such thing
before; don't know what to make of it ;
but don't grumble, old fellow, for curse
me if I have made much by the trade
that I can see. Wha!" and up went
Muley's heels again, and out ofthe wag-
on e the stranger.
I could restrain my laughter no Ion
ger, and I collapsed s o did the stran-
ger, and Uncle John thought it best to
follow suit, and for full five minutes we
reared.
Bidding the stranger good bye, with
the assurance that the mare would be
ready to go probably about dinner time,
we pulled our shattered wagon out of
the way, and Uncle John started on foot
for home, while I took the opposite di-
rection in search of the mare, which I
found about half a mile below at the
turnpike gate, the gatekeeper having Sc
cure her. The stranger and the mare
were still there when I returned, the
former was sitting upon a fence waiting
patiently on the movements of the latter.
The following day Uncle John said to
me, Harry, I wish you would have
that Internal mare taken to the horse
market. and sell her at any yrice; if you
don't I'll have her knocked in the head"
cit shall be done, if possible" said
I, and in an hours time the was under
the saddle in the horse market. 1 took
the old gentleman at his word, and jump
ed at the first offer, and got seventy
five dollars paid down for her.
~"Stranger," said the purchaser, eff
you'd a stuck out a while longer, I'd a
given you a hundred dollars for this
mare"
eyes," said T., 'sand if you'd stuck out
a while I would have sold her for a quar-
ter of the money!" and 1 babe him a
good day. This was the last We ever
saw of the two mares.
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him, is unable, without q discovery of the
fact from the adverse party, to file his Pc
tition or answer, such person may bring
his action for discovery, setting forth
in his petition the necessity of such
discovery, and the grounds thereof,
and sue interrogatories relating to
the subject matter of the discovery as
may be necessary to procure the discovery
sought, which, if not demurrad to, shall
be fully and directly answered under
oath by the defendant; upon the final
disposition of the action, the costs thereof
shall be taxed in such manner as the
court shall deem equitable.
Sec. 4. That the said original sections
los and $50, be and the same are hereby
repealed, and that this act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
N. H. VAN VOORHEES,,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
LESTER TAYLOR,
Pesident of the Senate pro tenn.
Columbus, March 6, 1857.
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matter will be found collected so that it
can be easily removed with a stick
Turpentine is an effectual preventive of
the gapes, and we have found it benef-
cial in the roup, but there is nothing SO
powerful, so instantaneous, and 80 eff
fectual in checking the progress of this
dreadful disease in all its forms as a
saturated solution of alum vinegar and
water.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
McDonold, Laughlin d. Col
VS.. )

DuSDOhO1NB u5hiAh wal
VS..
Daniel Pretzman & others.
In ASHLAND Co. Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an Order
i of Sale, duly issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of said county, to me directed,
[ will offer for sale at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House, in said Ashland
county, on
SATURDAY,, the 11M day Of April,
A. D., 1857, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
A, NJ, and four o'clock. P. NJ, of said day,
the following described Real Estate, being and
situate in SAID county, to wit being part of
Lot number eighty-one (S1) in the town of
Loudonville, commencing at the northwest
corner of said Lot, on Main Street, running
east on Main Street twenty-one feet, running
thence south one hundred ana eighty feet to
the aliey,) parallel with the east line of George
Esly's Lot; thence west parallel With Main
Street. twenty-one feet to George Esly's Lot,
running thence north on the west line of said
Lot to the place of beginning, one hundred
and eighty feet (from alley to street.) Terms
of Sale-Cash. Appraised at $3.50.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
March IL, 1857. 4OtspfS4,50
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

The Proprietor of the Extract of Canchalagua,
has noticed in the Ithaca Journal of March last, a
spurious article advertised as Canchalagua, and
deems it his duty to expose so glaring a fraud upon
the public. No such PUBLIC alton ever appeared in
the Boston Times as is therein quoted the portion
which tefers to the abuneance of the plant in the
Highlands of Scotland, is an Interpolation, and
devoid of truth. 1t has not yet ceen introduced
into Scotland and could cot have found its way
into Ithaca. except through himself, as he holds
possession of the entire shipments of the article
into this country from California and in evidence
of the same, as no description of the plant has yet
appeared in any public work in this couufrys he
offers as an inducoment to the truth, ONE HUM
DIRE DOLLARS for q correct description of said
plant, or a sir gle ounce of the genuine plant If fur
nished to the Editor, of this paper within two days
after the publication of this advertisement 1.-THE
parties interested have any reputation at stake,
they will give it their attention. So
E A. GAY.
New York. April "a. Js4s. 39tf.
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BosroN, April 18th, 1913.
My DEAR SIR

am glad that you are introducing
the CanchalagIa into this country and l doubt
not but that at the same time that YOU are render
ing a benefit to the public, you will promote your
own.
will cheerfully, as you request, unite my testi-
mony as to it's beneficial medicinal qualities, to
the statement of Mr.. Jones, with whom | am init
mately acquainted, and am pleased to concur in
his estimate of its Importance.
Engaged for twenty two years last past in the
North West trade, l have never visited the coast
of California without bringing away with me a
supply of the Canchalagua for myself and friends,
excepting on my last vo7age, inst completed, as
when l left the plant was out ofseason, and it was
difficult to procure it in consequence of the dis
turbed state ofthe country. 1 find thar several of
our most respectable merchants in this city are
much disappointed, having relied on me for the
same. Wishing you success in your undertaking,
l remain. very respectfully. yours, &c.
JAMES p. ARTHER.
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Notice.

WE have disposed of our entire interest in
w our clothing establishment in Ashland
to z. Greenwald. The Books will be left in
his hands for settlement until the LIST of March
next, after which they will be placed in the
hands of the proper officers for collection.
Those knowing themselves indebted to us are
therefore requested to call and make immediate
settlement. s. APPLE d. co.
Ashland, Jan. 81, 1857. 33f