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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

Pray what is noble bloodG ..
There needs definition of the thing;
Is IL royal flood,
Circling the veins Of Potentate or King:
Is II Of power or might,
OF parchment, compact, or Of paper rule.
Whether by wrong or right, .....
Embodied in wise man or fooi'
Is It q thing Of birth,
or family or social dignity.
OF grave ancestral worth,
Or aristocratic benignityf
Is thing Of Wealth.
OF boarded store, Of canker.essen gold, s
Whether By business, stealth.
Or honesty obtained, unasked, untold.
IL II Of right Divine'
OF priessly Gov. Of sseerdotal tinge,
In apostolic line, d
On (which iss claim to nobleness doth hinses
Or 10 Il Of dissent! Tn
A stream perverted from the sacred food,
On gracious mission sent,
To rebaptise sectarian plebian nood.
Or more ofinteilscts .-Fae
The vital stimulus Of thought and mind, .#
0fscholarship select. .a a
TO men Of educated rank confined.
No--not Of these-but grace, ,
of"iabors more abundant" !" and Of love, r
a Conquering in the race, a al
And struggle, for the prise and crown above.
This ID higher claim, .-ta.s rs b
In sacred things, 10 nobleness of blood; '
Who In the Masters name, r. ..a
Has bravest on the field Of conflict stood.
VINO "hardness" wen "endures,''
A good soldier" doing what no can,
The title high secures. ..5r
And well deserves of-CHnisfiAx NosLzxAs
A.. q. p #
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

G. A printer who was recently " Ausg -
by his sweetheart, went to the Office and tried
% commit suicide with the shooting stick"
but the thing wouldn't 60 off, The deviln
wished. to pacify him, and told him to peep
into the sanctum, where the editor was writing
duns to the delinquent subscribers. He says
that picture Of despair ssIeconciled him to his
fate. e.n-Ex. .s% 2%te& &
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

When you are disposed to BE- vain OF
your mental requirements, look up to those
who are more accomplished than yourself,
that you may be fred with emulation; but when
you feel dissatis6sd with your circumstances,
look down on those beneath you, that you may
learn contentment. ...s,.,, sal u
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

VThe reason why peas, baens, and clo-
yer, rotate 20 successfully with whsaA is, that
these crops draw comparatively yfry little
cilea from the soil, but leave 1t for III wheat.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

T"If ever Christianity" says Robert
Hall, "appears in its power, il is when Il ersets
ito trophies upon the tomb; whom it takea up
its votaries whore the world leaves them, and
ills the breast with immortal hope in dying
moments.o
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

q" Bee here, my friend, you are drunk"
" To Be sure am, and have been for three
years. You see, my brother and are on
temperance mission! He lectures and set =
frightful exanple!" 7f
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

G. There 10 but one passage in the Bible
where the girls are commanded to kiss the
men, and that 10 the golden rule, ''whatsosvsr
ys would that mon would do UNITS you DO ySu
even 80 unto them." lN t
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

An incident which occurfSd on the New
York Railroad s,lie months since, forcibIy
illustrated the spower Of politeness,' (as Dur
friend Martain Carnes would express it.)-
The sests were all full, except one, Which was
partly occupied by rough locking, bit HON
est Irishman and At one ot TIE stations, I con-
pie Of svideHtiy well-bred ana intelligent
tonhg ladies' came in to hrocufs ssafs; ;6dt see-
ing no vacant ones, Were Sb6dt u 70 into 1
back car-when Patrick rose hastily, ana olIer-:
I'd theti his seat With evident pleasure. sBuf
you will have no seat yourself responded one
Of the young ladies' with smile-H -HesftSting,
With the true poiitsness, a. to accepting IT,
'Niver ye mind thatp said the H,bernian, syer
welcome to it. I'd ride upon the cose-cstcAer !,
till New York any time, Tor smiie from siek !,
Jintlema~ly-ladiesp p and retsestsd hastily iS-
to the nsxt car, amid the cheers Of those who
had witnessed the incident.
A ludierous item Of testimony was squsessd
out Of village gallant at Medina, in the course
,f the Coroaer's investigation. The fsibupS
there says that the facts, without addition Of
abatement. are as sisted. Mr.. Aminidab Dool
little was called on tie witn4ss stand, blushine
in anticipation OF the revelations be MIGHT be
called upon to make. John W. Graves, ESQ.
who conducted the case, s'put him throusfi''
% follows: e
Grave'-whsre were you on Sunday eren-
Ing lastp ssI.ss,Esf47
Doolittle-At the Methodist Church, sir:
Graves-Where did you 60 after church.
Doolittle-I went down Center street.
Graves-How Tar down Center street did you
go7 a
Doolittle-Wsli, went down to C-strsst
Gtates--What house did you 90 to on c.
street2
Doolittle-Well, went Sol went To-
well, don't know as Pm obliged to tell whese
went. #kEeh
Grates-r0u are obliged to .teil--so ont,
with it. # ~ 81 81 bF q
Doolistle-f went to-to-Mr. Higgins's. -
Graves--Hcw late did you stay? a r..a
Dooittle-I stayed till--well. about ten !,
o'clock. .sss....5 .s.t..s ..-... -,
G'aves-Where did you 60 then2 .} alt
Doolitsle-Did'nt 60 anywhere--I stsid 10 /.
Mr.. Higgins's. s, ~, ana i;
Graves-How late did you stay? as.,st
Doolittle-I stayed till-till-I guess about
eleven o'clock.
Graves-Yes--and where did you 60 then?
Doolittle-Did'nt 60 anywhere-I stayed a.
Mr.. Higgin's-tM abost half past sleSe~.
Grayes-Well, then where did you gop -,
Doolittle-I went to-I don't know, sir, q
Pm obliged to tell ,0hers went. =
Graves-You are obliged TO tell, sir-,rhere
did yos 90?
Dooliwle--I went lowell didn't 10 axy-
where-by special reqxsst Istsyed ~ ~ight.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

~Wm. Redman was made the subject Of
popular violenes in Oskaloosa a few days ago.
Al the ovsrseer Of a house Of III fame. he was
tarrsd and fsathered and ridden on q rail, and
expelled from the city. The women in the
house were also notified 70 leave, which they
did forthwith. s
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

,TTo Judge IL -four be pure and good, take
. little in the hand and squeeze it for half :
minute; il good, hean Be- put out Of the hand
in . lump, retaipiAa ghe form given to it BY the
hand; il adaltsratsd, It will faE spslt a. soon
as il leaves the hand.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

TaIf 4 man die. shall hs live again s''--
And once year have the daisies answered il,
and every day has the morning testified, and
yet the world is murmuring still, "f man
die, shall he live again ?''-rB. F. Taylor. :.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

q A patent has been taken out, in Boston.
Cor cleaning Ash BY giving them snuif, when
they sneeze their scales fall OFF.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

a
A DEvorED LoykA-A young man walked
from neighboring town, ten miles distant, to
his city, to get ssteamo ft to bring his girl
to the circus. He arrived at one Of our stables
at half-past Eve O'Clock, and patiently waited
till the ahead man' could be called up. He
took the team, went after his girl, and returned
in season 10 zee tie circus come into the city.
They spent the day here, seeing the sights
elephants, ponies, zebra, and several or more
curiosities not specified in the flaming bills,
and after the performance return be to return
with the horse, and walk back. Talk about
swimming the Hellespont, and add the witch-
cry Of song to make il more romantic! The
fellow who swan that small sheet Of water was
no lover at all beside .he youth that walks
twenty miles this hot July day to give the idol
Of his heart chance to 90 in city style to see
the circus Western Ex. paper.
TaAxsPosIrIoN.- Conundrum- What is the
difference between late breakfast for two
persons At . boarding house and portmon-
iae?
Ans--One is cold hash for two, the other
for to hold cash.
Conundrum-What Is the difference be-
tween the Pope's barber, and an insane circus
rider? N@H
Ans.-0ne is = shaving Roman, and the 9th.
er raying Snowman.
Conundrum-What is the exact difference
between AZ earnest and laboring clergyman at
a camp meeting and gluttsnous man?
Ans-One dins at sinners, and the other
sins At dinners,
Conundrum.-what is the precise difference
between the lookout stationed in the steeple Of
the City Hall, and schoolmaster's switch?D
Ans--One rings bell and the other brings
= yell.
G. They dress cool down East. Ayoung
lady being asked 6 she would not wear = bon
net to church. replied that she would not wear
any thing else.
TLimestone land retains heat the longest]
hlack v,>stv soils r>A;sfa Heat vnost ranid1v
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

&TLimestone land retains heat the longest}
black, psaty coils radiats heat most rapidly,
consequently cools soonses,, and isthe 6rstto
experience frost.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

sWhy, Charley said Yankee to q negro
preacher, "you can't even tell me who made
the Monkeys" ...,..,..- ga
"Oh yes, / can. massa-'' $500
3Well, who made the monkey" go,
"Why, massa, the same one made the mon.
key that made you 70 ,.s.ss ,,...- egvssl
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

GA company Of Cadets has been ofgsn'z'
cd at Muscatins.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

G." Tough, madam-tcugh, did you say?''
said the irascible boarder to the landlady, a.
he was trying to carve what was ostensibly
chicken" Yes'm; and were I to give my
opinion on the fowl, should say il was old
enough to have scratched up the seeds # orig.
inal sin when they were first planted.s l5
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

They dress cool down East. Ayoung
lady being asked R she would not wear bon
net to church. replied that she would not wear
any thing else.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-08-06

80 $40 s.SS=-@e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-08

n various Sizes siss slow and various fancY
~ csl0r Bras CandisstisKs Lamp, Hsca Coffee pts,
French C,Ge Ma-hI o., Pis cake, Pats Pans, large
vai ty Of pAItrsi brsId and Boxes;
glove and az Ltrt brass ckt DARK Lanterns
70 rt15s z oicsr- Flesh Forks pnpns ets.
For sus o. IiuiyI5i MckrNZIE - WILSON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-08
GroceIi3s
Wanted

" flLl LUA
L7oR CASH, $1,000 lbs. Wool;
II - 21Wu Gin-enE,
sHBa Frath--s;
Iuutf0 bushels Wheat;
. 800 Rys
Z" F" 1000 "a barley, By
JuneI9 r O'KANB.
CASTINGS, steel fow Bars, " son boxes Inn sasa,
~ Axes sheet, Boiler and tar irUuN large and well
serted Ock aud Tor ssIe be Manuac-
prices. HOLM G~WURTH q co.
JuNo 30 6. Mars ct. sgrest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-08
oLDsHERRYANpM MADEIRA WINES AND

DETER HARMONY NEPrEwS old Pale Sherry; Impe
rial Pale Sherry; opey'sOd POrj saBdermsn's Pom;
Burgundy PoT lvannoe Madeira; ten Hungarian To-
kay; Lstte Clsrei; Haul alien Caret COnRress
Water and 600 Superior London Cigars various brands
kpr23 HOLLISTER q CARTER,
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MAIER CnOLFRS.

OF all sizes AMI mps sezaHt patterns Chamber Sets,
- gred rresrTytng Kettles, brass French
anieed, n all sizes, Enamssi aud Bright
Pans. IRON The smallest IN iargets > PANS Or-
ringers Fisb keILes POrCe iu aud iron rp dorars.
l-rger sjo AID grest'r variotg OF articles
than before 30 Go brought hs civ sni cold
low for cssh Iuiyij MthENZtE * WILSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-08-08
$4,000 Reward (!

will ay reward thousand dollars for the sppre
bension aud delivery in Jail, Murfrees barous
Tennessee JOIN Fly, who murdered my son DsyiG IN
Thompson, the 20 h of June, Jo5J.
John Fly about twenty Of age about five Cect
thre ehes high, and weighs about and
twenty Ponnds. tie is Of rather delicate eHsminaie
sppeara ,mplexiO rsher salOw, high cheek ZONES
large mouth for Of his ze shor nOse, ana feat res
ally hatened in ppearance DARK hair and ewes
Though neither tlck.l He is eged to he let handed
and TO have small mole black marx his lace he /,
educated and easy and readily, and b vo
rather entminsle; has but little beard, generally
d-esses neatly JOHN THOMPSON,
July Bib. IS57-d&w2m OeIbeba county. Mrs.
? One Thousand Dollars viii be paid any iuformn
nat Will IeII 70 ths arrest Of John Fly.
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HAsB ROOK, MeWHIKTER y %.

AVE this day ermin, sell their stock SPRING
II AM SUMNER DNY GOO ~, az pune rost tor cash,
70 make room tor their EXIkN I'VE FALL PURCHASES.
part OF Whit they da expecting. con-
slsis OF r NDLGS VAkIhIH, 90 nat syeryb dy will
be suited You Nu hrd them NJ. 81 BarEet street ,
90 south o. Lho Public SquEEs. fIl
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To MilIers and Coopers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

NJ SGUIRICK a. Rt rms opening at their es-
vi tail shine Market street. No. 50, door Mr..
Powers Clothing store general assrtm Mt Of Cnfectn
cries. which they it nd selling reasonable and
trust by their attention business to induce the public
ing articles hand, and which they viii be receiving
the following, VIZ:
Candies, Of every variety; Pine Apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, Of every kinds Brandies@ WINGS, be> bT' DIS;
Pickles, assorted; COnigs, Of every variety;
PCkled Oysters a Sardines Ale RUd Pr ter,
SIad and Sal mon; Fine Cigars.
With variety articles not herein merated.
In connection tn heir Unery, they invite the at
tcnton be public their bakery, from wnirh daily
supply Of fresh 5re1d, Cakes and Pasterl be had Par
ties I made up and caIefuhy any part
ofshecily.
fla, permanently located here, course, wish be
patr0ulZeU Literally the end. sci ing
terms, aud by our demeanOr, commend the
knd notice Of public We respectfully invite
Comfy Dealers, who in line trade, to give
call before purchasing elsewhere.
sn,II-u MCGOIRICK a. RITRNS
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Scotch & Irish WHISKY.

DIRECT IMPORTATION.
Just received shipment puncheOns and kegs
- OF this sUPKRTOK article direct Belfast Ireland IL
viii be found far superior any offered this
b. L. SIMPSON,
maren4 - Public SQUARE.
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Frederick BIER.

FIVE FANCY FRENCH CANDIES.
I'VE have just received three hundred boxes the hnest
w French Fancy candies Cream Candy, ChIy stalled
Fruits, from d. Y. Maisri New YORK. thai posi-
bly, be produced, suited for Parties, &c, viz:
Assorted Chr ysIaizrd Fruits;
Chry stalled Ginger: ROsolins:
Jelly Fruits win leaves; VRnills Gum DFoDS;
raspberry balls; Aeidustsd Fruits
do Gum drops lady Toys;
Naugat Candy; lee cream Drops;
Brandy Drops; Cordial Sugar Almonds;
Sherry Coolers, Cream Fruits;
Pineapple Balls; Maraschine Balls.
do FHlters; Strawberry;
Besides many kinds. Come and for yourselves
eiOre buy. HULLlSTER & CARTER
apEs3 u Union
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Summer Stock of Fine Shoes.

Summer Stock OF Fine Shoes.
JOHN HAMM &c,
No ~, College Street
Tsnow in reca ut of larg Srork handsome Sh for
u Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses Boy and Children
FOR LADIES.
Sup. & g'i.h elsek hd slippers ooTs; ,,r,s,.
Lasting &" pan,
Fr ncn red brOrEsd " tows:
White ctlorrdi
Frerch Embnd 'ered Kid and Saun Slippers;
Toilet Upper black and Colured
IIaek French Last Rg 1et led Caters
Italian G. h Callers, rout aud SIDE lace;
Engli-h Kid HeeIrd :.
French Lasting Ration +" vi h'eh n, .,
KID aud Morocco BusktLs, Ties, &C., &c
EuH GENTLEMEN.
French Calf Tump-s1le Dress Boots;
Stucned
Sc ed
Pump sole ShO0s:
Potent e shrr q d Car Oxiords;
Cali broad al shoes,
RT glish LastIur "a n Patent l. a her Callers
: Cali KID UGiurls; Every nice "
Patent lie Ihrr Pump sole Ure Shoe;
BOYS Calf ana atcnt LEATHER Pun Pc and CATERS;
CNuTd e> HLd shoes &C.
MISSES black and hTonzed KID -tummed Sbppers
LIS lup Caters aud without heels,
. L,i4 re
School shoes Of every description.
NEGRO Brorats aud Kip shoes Of all snds;
Fxtra sized X and GuB ''teer Tor serV ants -
Nv stock Of the best, aud will be % a.
Ne'' JOHN RAMAGE,
iuna2O
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Dysent, ~, Bio. dy EIux. Diarrhosa- aUd an
dis ,, ders of ,he Il VIaa ~ -

Dysent' ~, Bio dY Flux. Diarrhoe a. and an
dis deTs of The d .wIes. - va
THE Grfenburg Dysentsry Syrup, GoveFsi1u q. Al. At.
orders Of the 10 Fels- Nothing Is more uroas,Sa,
the opaies in such disorders. TIE Dysetsrv Sv-
DeutTazes the acrci aud chemically alters the ~
the Bowels and very gradually checks the dseha rRes a
thousand certificates Of its efficacy could be got Middle
Tennessee aiOne out prefer give one from ne
chairman OF the Board Of Health, New YORK.
Nav YOs <, april 2Sth, Is4s
NY position last Chairman Of the SANITARY CON-
mtee Of this CT brought constantly in cDutacG sin
suf ring from Cholera Dysentey &c FetS coming
undrr my observation h reference the efficacy Of
Dyson cry Syrup 10 the dt-eases been confirmed
by the te tmony of my accOciaes the committee and
particularly by Alderman DE rest of the First Ward 20
strongly was mpTe sed with tue value your prep ration
caus IL II be 10 the Quarantine, where Cholera
then sted: and Il not iItls rsmarkable hat but
single case report ed afterwards.
TIMOTHY HIBBARO. NJ D.
Ck airman Board OF Health, n. Y.
The Chiidren's Paaacea Is well known tn be
NEST ccscOu in all disorders Of children one 70 ave
old. Ahy should thirds all the children born
Die before they five years old were not that the
Vera uges and all the other power al medicines admins
red to them not most Injurious. TEETH and other
dlsaseses Of the ec0nd but e apprehen
sion here this Is used. The Dysebery Syrup AID Chh-
dTen's PanRcea worth thin words can exnress
July "a MACKENZIE q BkCKWTTH.
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1z.H.B.CLEFFORD,1 ~,

STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MEP.
~ GIANTS (exclusiys No. Il Third street, between Maia
and River, louisville, Ky.
Every kad Of Prod1ce End every description Of uanusSs
tured articles -Oid Consignment highest art
rate and pompi made. cular attention. paij
70 toTWurfing NerchaEdi. e, i've stock, sc.
All goods msrs will BE- forwarded VITA dia.
rateh have an Imperative rule direct shipments
without taking into sOrs thereby saving Shipper exta
dTa sf3rvgs, &c Ny facility Ter OriuZis urpase6
the rivar
hefer TO Robinson & Bro John A. Miller, oulsvIe; Raw
hnl OSsts HOpkinsyte; J. T. Cartwright Memphis Tenn
10 L. D klot, Indianapolis :. aItesOn, Jeersonvils,
OF upon ). NJ, Bajy, Richmond Va Ifsb21-dIy.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Millinery establishment

CROOKER IL now receiving and opening his Spring
- stock OF Millinery Goods Merchants and Nj liners
will 6nd u their Interest to give hm call, sOek
Is lar superior 10 any kept in the city As every knows
hat cousut C mpete a,snrtment of Millinery Goods
IL is useless 10 enumer4a articles. IL is enough for Lady
customers 10 know that Mrs Croker selected this and
with view TO the and tastes OF their Patrons The
public may rely being honestly dealt WITH as be does
business In his own name, msrchIS-dH.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON NJ. BRIEA&M. NJ. BRIEN, JR.
AtGorn eys at Law,


OFFICE, NO. A "EST-Sli z CHERRY STREET.
COOPEniS BUILDING,
Formerly occupied by Ed. EWing.)
7 HAVE taken in cOp1rtns rship nv son NJ BRIRE IT,
IN the practise o. Ia in all the DavdsOu county
One or both eau morally be Ound in Prom6
AID especial attention given recurring and collecting ali
Gains money al says ready when collected have ueen
constantly snd reg iariy engS my prOfe in the
Mountain District ter the last 90 ears and will continue 70
arnd 10 securing and collecting Claims inTuted my care
IN the counties OF anuoa, DekGb White, Fentress Over
ton, Putnam and jackson. nave general acduaintance
with the merchants aud business cnuIes Tbs
merchants OF Nashville sDd in other places might End 10
their interest 10 coulter with me in thereto.
lTeieT 10 and all persons nv ability
and prompt sttenu business.
maTChI1-57-ly MANSON NJ RRJFN
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RUNAWAY

IRON the subscriber the Istday Of July grc
- Boy, named HENRY, Of copper color, feet
inches high Is years 7d and weighs about $50 DOunds
be raised east Psnnesses, near McAiuuTills He
wlll probably make his way back there l bought him
rOE Mr. Terry Of East Tennessee viii give ten dollars
aeis eaugnti1 my nsgh0orhood, twenty I'VE dollars IL
aEea out Vt the county, Ety dOars if be GETS 20 East
Tennessee. When taken be be delivered l. ne or
confined that L Car gsI han. DAVID H. ,.uEN
iyS Seven miles snHh Of Nashville, Tenn
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ALLISON, ANDERSON d co.
HkNht HIATT, "a D v. hAcRAE JR' 3. HAHT.
HART, MACRAE Il CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0cERs 4 COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,

wHoLEsALE GROGERs 4 COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Most snd 8 South Marksi street, NASH vile, Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STOKE,
ls5 hhds n. u sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum,
s8 boxes Havana sugar, 300 assorted DemljohDs
LIS barrels n \. Crushed2UJ packages " K tlas os
Sugar 100 eDIis Cotton Rope,
80 sSrreis N. I. POwdeTed40O gross Matches
sugar, 2JU duzen PAINTED Buckets
% barrels NO. Loaf Sugar 50 > PAINTED Tubs
30 barrels n o. NOlassss, 50 boxes Stone Pipes,
sseE eroPJ 50 b Xss Tennessee AIss
sos osgs Selected Baltimore superior QusHIy,l
COHee, 500 keg5 " hue Lead.
500 bugs n D. Rio Coffee, Loco Kegs NaIis (Aasorted
So bags AguiTA Coffee, SiEss.l
IS bags 0id GOvernment5OO gros, BlackiDg.
o Java Conee, 100 boxes Palm and German
% bag PePper, soap,
70 bags spice, 10 cases Carolina Rice.
Loo casks ouPer Carbonate so oOz Ziuo Wash Boards
soda 500 reams Superior Wrap
80 hAt chests Imperial ping Paper,
Black lea, 500 "A. q b Caps,
l5O boxes Va and Ky, TOIUO % shot
bscc1, 10 kegs bar Lead,
large assortment Of com 400 baf rels Clover Seed
mon and hne Cigars 50 barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS scotch Crackers
o0uf, ESQ bbls Recti6ed Whiskey,
so boxes smoking Tobacco, 70 barrels UId Bourb5n
~ coils Manila Rope WhIsSey,
~ boxes Pearl starch, 25 blrreis lonongahelaaud
% eases oardlnes, Old Rye Whsksy
oO SEES Oy sters, so barrels Robertson Coun.
so boxes Assorted Pickles, " Whlskey,
bO boxes Calsup and Psp.l5 barrels OLD Llpcolu Wbs
per Sanee, KEY,
IS boxes Assd Pie Fruits, ar casks Pure French
% cases Brandy Cherries brandy
80 boxes W K. Cheese, 10 CASKS Pure Port Wine,
5V boxes English Dairy Casks lure Malaga DO
Cheese, casks Pure eb,TTy do
so packages Star Candles, 5 casks Pure Madeira do
9V DO IaO| do 20 bOis. hsuve sweet do
70 bags timothy seed, so b6ls. American Brandy
9VV boxes ass q GLASS Ware, 10 Bbls. Apple Brandy,
loo boxes SXlO and IOXI2 10 obs. Peach Brandy.
Window Glass,
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