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years ago Dr. John NJ. Good than whom there is
higher medical authority declared that there great
nprov mode of treating patients who suffered
from worms His remark no longer applies.
WINER'S CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
nothing desired in this respect Its uniform effect
discharge from The bowels and aay the r
taton they This preparation harmless AS 1t IL quick
and thorough in its operation.
p4e particular and remember the name "Winer's Cana
dian Verluge" ThsiS only depended
on Remember this Forsae in New Orleans Wholesale
retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole Proprietors,
jeS 2p3teod&itW 81 and ISL ChArtreS street.
v. RaSiR's FSerfattneru.
Ten cases Bazins UPPER TEN EXTRACTS for sale by
bottle.
MRS. BOYD,
jcl 2pMowe&sa lbs Camp
ENbSll Extracts
FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF-wARR GENUINE.
Price 50 per bottle. Fer sale by
MRS. BOYD,
jel 2pMoweSsa l5s Camp street.
Fa,'ina's Cologne.
Three cases Just received, for sale low by
MRS. BOYD,
ier 2nMowesSa IFS Camp street.
.9tt Kinds Of Seeing
DONE BY MACHINERY, by
MRS. BOYD,
jel 2pMowetSa l5S Camp street.
Singers Seeing Machines,
With all the ste improvements, for sale by
MRS, BOYD,
| jel sPNoweiSa IL Camp street
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SHAVING TONSORIAL SALOON,
Nos Is Camp and 65 Common
Gentlemen wishing to indulge themselves in good Bath
Shave nice of the Hair delightful Shampoon have
their Hair Whskers dyed we'll should be call at
HARNEY'S BATHING AND SHAVING SALOON Nos. IS
Camp street. opposite the City Hotel
mv1s 9nlm EDWARD HARVEY.
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E'OOHNsGH's

0. 0. WOODMAN, New Orleans.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-30

September 2lst, 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-30
STATE LEGIsLATURE.

We ae authorized to announce a. B. CrLIUn, Of this city
candidate for Nesseug 10 the senate Of The next Lea
I tnFe sepi22te
We authorised to announce w B. YowE1L Of Marshall
couny,a candidate for Messenger the sept 22e
Of Memphis Tenn, as candidate for Door EeepeT Of the
sen re At the ensuing session OF he Tennessee Legis aure
! sept I7-te
! We are authorized to announce Col S NJ Ewing O
Giles county candidate for First Assistant CLERK Of tie
Houe Of Representatives Of the Tennessee Legislature
! sept l2-tr
We ara authorz,d 70 announce FRANK HIE. Of
hckiinn cnuaiy, candidate Principal Clerk Of tie
House Of Representative Of the Tennessee Legislature
! sept LIE
We are author zd to announce G. ". Roy O. Davidson
county oa1cidae FIR Door Keeper to the Senate Of tie
! Tennessee Legislature. sept lite
We IRE Authorized to announce Wiley WooDC, cK Of
| Neon county, a candida for Door Keeper t. the
House Representatives Of the Tennessee l. gsature
! Mr. w O'Clock refers t. Gen. ID ) DJnesc0, Col j.
G. Guild :. Munday. james Turner and Il, DEN
ton, Etq's, as TO lis ness for that position.
sept4I-te
We are authorized to announce " K MCCALL of Wash.
VILE end date for Assistant CsTk OF the Senatorial
branch Of the next Legislrtu'e sept ~
We are authorized to announce I'm A. PLACKBURS of
Union county, clDd date for Principal Door KEEL to
the House OF Representatives sspt7-ts
CHARLES ST NJ IS o caudilafe for Principal Clerk Of
the Senate # 'be n-xl Legislature of Tennessee.
aua este
We are author ed 70 arnouncs ACrox You've candi.
dae for Don ee CT Of he Senate Of The nex gs!aule
OF Tennessee aug 23-ts
y are author ed to announce JAMES W. NErmAx, #
knoXgle cardlcute for ing OssUG Gle O. the house
OF Kpres natives lflhe next IL gIsaure OF Tennessee
aug 27-teF
We are artborizsl to announce JAMES P Fl AFTER of
Winchester Franklin oount~, candidate for Ea -rssrg
Clerk If House Of Re r5seuGtve- Of The LuX legislature
Of Tennessee. Gug.G-te
We are aatlorfzsd to snuou-cs GroaGs " Inwrv. 1f
this CITY, candCLte FIR Mes engCr u lie SnIte C he
neat Legislature # Tennessee. aue 2i-ts#
We are authorized TO announce r ". HAYWOOD Of
this city. a candid for PRINCIPAL Clerk the hCus5
Of Representatives Of the Legislature # Tennessee.
aug 2i-fe
We are authoriz TO announce J. d. Syu7H Of Tulia
h7m1 cnddae fr Door Keeper Of the rouse If Repre-
seulaives Of the Tennessee Legislature. arg 2l-ts
We s.e auLoizad to announce J. P. PLIzsTLT, Of
Charlotte DcEsau county, candidate for EngrOsElnE
Gle OF he Senate OK the next Legs atu oil Tenuessee
aug 2D-te
We are u horned 10 announce J. z. Jackson. If
MlncEeste-, Collie county. candidate for E1grussing
Ll-Ik Ut the Senatorial branch # be Legislature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-30

WEDNESDAY MORNING, -: SEPT. 80 1857.
THE PRESSURE.

"Those who have money are " b d : utt.
And those who have none, are rouOieo "UthoutlI
We do not mean to pretend to knowledge upon
the subject of the present pressure that we do not
possess We do not understand the matter We
nave talrsd with numbers Of the bestinformed Bank
officers Of the City, and scarcely any two of them
GIVE The same solution of the matter. One thing is
certain. We are in the midst Of great stringency
In nancy matters here in Nashville, amounting al
ost n panic and this at atine of most unexampled
nrosperity in all the material interests of the
neople of the State ThePsopIe, we repeat are SOL
psnf. thoroughly SO. But Notwithstanding this, the
holder of note of any Bank except the City Free
Ranks. or the old stock Banks, would have found
himself sorely puzzled this morning to buy beef
steak or a mess Of peas in market. We meet men
with their hands full of ''mOney'-genuine bills
cOuDtersigned by the Comptroller and secured by
depOsting bonds Of the State in his ofice-who can
not pay the quarters rent with them at any rate
These are facts, curious to be sure, nevertheless
stubborn facts We repeat we know not why such
things should be, but they are.
Since we know no cause for the beginning of the
pressure, we cannot of course give an intelligent
opinion as to the probable period of its DURATION
We do not desire. nor intend to add to the excite
ment already prevailing AT the sane time, we con-
slider it duty we owe to the public, to note such
events Of interest in regard to the present financial
depression, as may come to our knowledge.
To the list of Banks whose bills were rejected at
the counter of the Bank of Tennessee, published |
yesterday, we have to add the BANK OF TAzEwELL I
and BANK OF TRENTON.
The promised srposc Of the affairs of the BANK OF
NASHVILLE is looked for with great anxiety. We 1
do not believe that the note holders Of the Free
Banks, would ultimately lose much by their suspen-
sion, were the notes in the hands Of persons who
able to retain them in possession till the affairs
Of the Bank could be wound up as the Law directs
The issues however scattered extensively through
the community and many of them in small sums are
in the hands of poor and iliterate people that are
unable unwilling to hold on TO them who will thus
become the prey to the sharps and harpies always
lying in wait for any catastrophe Of the kind The
failure Of Bank is always public calamity but
that calamity is greatly increased, when the Bank
has so deep hold upon the public confidence as the
BANK OF NASHVILLE had. We shall gladly learn
that this confidence was not altogether misplaced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-30

The GTaCd Council of Royal and SeIeCI
Masters, will meet the day, shove az o.
clock, P. NJ. CHARLES A. FULLER, Grand Secy
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abouttwenty-fye pounds on the average The pros
Pect Of good prices will induce the fating of tn,
large hogs for market and dependence on the smaller
stock with late feeding for home use. The Illinois
papers say that the central counties of that State
viii yield forty per cent of pork over any former
year Corn wiz not be worth over twenty cents per
bushel for shipping, but, fed into pork it will bring
equal 70 forty or fifty.
1t is said that two firms in Washington city have
invested 100000 in the new city of ST. Croix, Wis,
consin, alone. Who wonders that there is a pres
sure2 And what a tumbling there will be in Yves
tern lots when the holders have to " let CO."
By the stopprge of the Locomotive Work of W
Mason Co., at Taunton Mass, and the Montour
Iron Works, at Danyille, Pa, than fifteen hun
red hands have been thrown out of employment The
New York Tribune predicts that by the first or middle
of next December, at least one hundred thousand
persons in the city, of New York will be out of en-
ployment and nearly out of means. The ship yards
in New York nearly idle the boundaries but half
working, and the great clothing stores doing very
little. 1t is stated that women have recently come
to New York from places three hundred miles away
in quest of work from the clothing Stores only to be
turned off with none and compelled to beg their way
home again. The Tribune predicts that soup houses
for hungry labores who can find no labor, will be
wanted before January. The Journal Of Commerce
is of opinion that hardly since 1887, has gloomy
a prospect for winter lowered upon the labOring
classes of New York.
The South and West are regarded as being in |
very sound condition Taking New Orleans and |
Cincinnati index points of business we observe the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-30
COMPTROhEER.

We are authorz d T. announce WILLIAM F. McGREe
Of McNinrv lie, candidate for Comptroller ofthe state
sept A-ta#
We authorz to announce HUGH FRAxcIs, Of wi
chester, candlda.e flr Comptroller Of the state.
aug cots
We are authorized TO announce Gen. JAMES T. Dry.
LAP, of Paris, candidate for stae Comptroller
aug 25-t
We authorized TO announce GEORGE R. McCLEL.
Lam, of ~ vaa county candidate for Stale Comptroller
aug 2l-ie
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HOLlINGSW0RTA g. co.
Eppexson Springs

OWING 10 the death OF Dr. A. NJ DebOw, ne Of the pro
" prieors OF tie SFrngs,) q de- med advisable tke
part the Executors the estate 10 sell his int rest Zone
nall Of the Emerson springs of land and its appuTc
Dqnees) Should WEBBING 10 purchase, b.
chase he Aae premises the subscrDerwi sell his interest
also This Watering Pace is TOO well known To Tequ
comment.
TERMS fourth in cash. the balance in three annual
paymruts For further particulars apply the
ise or Tray and X. d. Potts executors OF Dr. A. NJ
WIN A. DEBOW.
Barsvue. sent ), 1857 -tw Pm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-30

MEMBERS OF THE LEGIsLArURE.-The following
gentlemen, membe elect to the next Legislature
have arrived in this city.
Dr. Menees, Senator from the counties of Robert
son, Montgomery and Stewart
Mr.. Michy, Representative from the counties Of
Humphreys and Benton.
Mr.. Taylor Representative from Perry and De-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-30

Pas- The deposrtes private account IN the
State Bank on Monday, We learn, reached the unu-
sual amount Of one hundred and sixteen thousand
dollars The deposit accounts at the Planters and
Union, we understand, show a proportiouate in
crease. There seems to be in the public mind, IN
limited confidence in the stability Of these ius,itu-
tions, at least.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-30
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOTS ron

ONE Lot fronting sple street 50 feet, running back
- 100 feet vita superb Brick Dwelling, containing
10 rooms, good cisteTn, Smoke-hOuse. &c.
ALSO, ne Lot fronting l26 feet Pearl and ISe
feet deep, with good story Brick House ntaning
10 rooms, servants rooms kitchen, good WE'LL smoke
house, SC. Both Lots duey with shrubbery
fruit trees, and viii be sold accommodating terms Ap
ply 70 NANCE q WOODWARD,
JAMES N. MURRELL., or
WIN q. NANCE
Several good Farms, well improved, Nashville.
large number Of unimproved Lots Several Garden
Lots, from to - acres, the city. Those wishing 10
purchase will do well 10 call
ian7-57-u NANCE & WOODWARD.
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49, Xara Enr sala.

rVNHOSE wishing TO engage in the Tanning business
l have good opportunity by purchasing my Tan Ward
II is located within se9 hundred yards Of the public square,
containing OF ground with two story frame snop
hon, non e bark shed and The location is god
r procuring hides there being but few yards in the county
and none than eght mres. will sell the stock n
tle ward desired liberal credit will be given Il required
WA. G. COWAE.
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ssfrnWberrN l'lamlS.

OFFER The iOiluwsng StrawO berry Plas's for sale -
iowa at 81 per hundred ripens absui the 4b Of May.
Boston Pine al 81 per hundred; rpens the Sh OF May
llth Of May Georgia Mammoth, ct s. per hundred; RI
reus the l6h If May The above list Of plants are al
large and self i'm reguaOrs and will produce lrui
without mixing psuate and stlmnate plants with them
All orders for trawberry Plants left at DemOville
Bells No. 20 Cherry street. will be promptly attended TO
nv me- aug 29-y9tE JAMES Z. WALKEB.
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sTAMMFRINc. srrrrrEnINc. Ao.

radically Cured on scientific principles, without
pain or operauon- from t0iwo hours By
fa Dr. Jones, Of Philadelphia the only man now living who
can cure imFedimens Of speech. He will practice
ST. Cloud Hotel in this city, two or three weeks.
Deafness, Dyspepsia. and Chronic Dis-
by Dr. Jones, at The St. Cloud HOTEL Nashville, Tenn.
Artificial Human Eyes-inserted without pain
which move the natural eye and cannot be distinguished
from the stural by DR.. Jones, of Philadelphia He
warrants every aud his eyes the only in the
world that do move and pain. he will practice in
city at the ST. Cloud Hotel three weeks.
Dr. Jones' whole given to that class of diseases
10 which Family Physicians give but little attention. Refer
ences given 10 several hupdred persons cured by MIN in the
principal cities South, Eat West il required Persons
wishing to have inserted have an opportunity
before offered he can any case Of Deafness
the membrane of the ear is wholly destroyed On
Psdiaeats If sPeach he never fails.
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County ruStee.
We authorised 20 JOuS RAVES candid ne
for Teelectu Trustee Of Davidson CUuLy. sep lite
W au horissd - unuuuce WILLIAM JACKSON, Esq,
candidate 7 trustee OF Davidson county. sept BID
We are authorised 20 announce Thomas T. SANDERS
candidate for Trustee Davidson C0uHty. sept Itst
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
We are authorized 10 announce tElIX K. tHEATUAM
caud for Ts-elsCUn Clerk Of County Court
Davidson county.
We authorized to announce Capt. JONI S DAsHKIL
Il candidate Tor JeTz OF the County Court Of Davidson
county. Jy Sid
We are authorized to announce Thomas D sToGSER
candidate for Clerk Of the County Court Of Davidson
County. augG
FOR SHERIFF.
We authorised go announce A CREEL, can diiate
for Sheriff Of Davidson county. july2j.
W authorized 90 JANIS NJ. HINTON CCHdi
date for Sheriff Of Davidson county maT27
We authorized - announce J0HN K. EDNoND~oN
candidate Tor rC-e4eC0n sheriff OF Davidson county
We authorized TO B. BIGLRY q candidate
Sheriff Of Davidson COUNTY rs
For CONSTABLE
We auth1rsCs 90 announce ! B. REDDTCK candidate
for Coust-ble Of Dayi County. sept lie
We are authorized To announce JEsEE Perry cand-
daJe for Constable In the Nashville District. sept %
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TIE undersigned extensively engaged in the Lum0eE
business and respectfully solicit orders from Builders
and Others needing any thing in line They o.
me best Cedar forests Wilson county, and prepared
furnish any kud Of Lumber either Cedar other
Their Depot is al The Nashville Lumber Yard
Orders for Lumber b addressed the undergn
Gadesville, Wilson Co, Tenn, len with Mr. DA e
Depot. KIRKPATRICK, DRENNON q SIMMONS
nI7-'57-dIY. kIRkPA Trick q GLASS.
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r d EONN * SUN
II b. FOGG, having tssen his partnership they
will practice Law In the supreme. 5der ani Law
Courts Of David on County, Prompt attention will xivsn
70 The coIleclinn nl Claims. lime N .srn
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IL. d 6. \. " RIGus,s ORIGINAL FRAN

OR Z VERA = I'll y q PER Z Q n L
FEANGIrANEI rAERACTs FEANGIF.NSI PoNIDE,
hsIE On, soar
" TOGTH POwDER SAcHLT.
These new, elegant aud recherche psrumeries arc from
the iabortory Of Messrs b. d g. A. Wr-ht, SOLE ORR
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS ia this country The
Perfume panui is oriental production, brough. in
original into :h country and prepared IN its various
forms by them.
The admiration demand for these articles, is beyond
precedent, and in consequence variety Of limitations
sprngugup. but these whether Of EOMEMANUFACTURE
on SOLD AS appropriations" have only an evan scent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BB AVOIDED BY PURCHAS
ERS For sale by all the Druggists ia the United States
and Canada, and in Nashville b. Messrs DEu0yILLE ~
BEpL, RAINS Bows, g W HENBERsHoTT, 10. W BaowE,
STRETCH PECK aud }. SrEErcH, and NJ Wholesale by
BERRY a DENOETLLE.
R. &C. 4. WRIGHT, Sole Orginulors and manufacturers
in the United States.
NJ. D late % south Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
9-nm
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D r Y G GODS e.,


trade generally, visiting our city w
aug.27 ALLlSoN, ANDRFsoy a en-
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~ K COFNELiUS Agent tor the sale OF Fiskis Csls-
- brzted Patent Metallic Burial Cases, Il
prepared 10 attend 10 al funerals hsretOiOro
services may be required OfCe al The Phoenix
No. ~ Spring street. Cherry Residence l. ViDa
street, between Spring and Broad.
NB-Will also attend % receiving furwardina bodies
&c. notified. ranr-.6t
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ChamCerV sale.

DURSUANT TO decree Of the Chancery Court at Clarks
L vile, l. the hos W. Barhsdae and others, vs.
Phand er Preshy, 4. Lirdsy, aud others snall "a
MoEGsy, the i2th % next at the Court house. u
Nashville O'Clock, sell the highest bib6er, three Lott
ia Hays EDITION Nashville d Of g. - d i mos tn
tor notes sal oIy secured bearing interest and eI
retained a. v. >. iiNDNLEaS
srnt n uP6 Commissioner.
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Eo! for the west.

Farm FOR SALE, containing 99 acres 100 II itrieh
rolling prairie, and - best White oR and
black walnut timber A. under and IN cultiv on
10 acres Of this land last year raised bushels OF m 70
the land situated 90 miles from Iowa lrsgt
IVES. the road fer ali travel never falling sDring
on The land For particulars apply BILLS & MO0RB,
Market street, south Of Broad,
:. lS57-tf.
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INSTRUCTIO Isl VOCAL AND INSTRU.
MENTAL MUSIC.
Mr.. AND MRS. q. ?. Thu ION prepared 70 give
vi Instructions the PIANO and in VOckL MUsIG. Les
given the residence OF the pupil For terms SC,
inquire Mr. t. Mrs. Aliens, south Spruce street,
near Broad. sept l2-1m
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This decline ranges from ) to 81 r. cent. and has
never peen equaled in the history Of our Stock
ket
In relation to stocks the New York Courier and
Enquirer, of the 23i, says:
The downward course of the Stock market is one
Of the strongest indications Of the active demand for
money among our business men. Hitherto railroad
shares have formed large portion Of the investment
of surplus funds by our fellow citizens who felt a
confidence that in the time of need the securities
could be turned into money. We now see that al
though many Of these roads have paid and will con-
tnue TO pay regularly, their Ell ght and ten per cent
annual dividends, their shares are under the exist
ing pressure, sacrificed at 50 70c.
This pressure strong rs ii Is. bears comparison
with that of 1887 and lS4l, when State Loans were
sold at 5O66O, instead of SO@IOO as now. Much
of the troubles of the former period arose from a
condition of uncertainty especially among the banks
as to the condition of each other This is now
remedied by the establishment Of the Clearing House
and daily settlements, whereby uncertainty becomes
certainty and there is no occasion whatever for
rumors rs to weakness. After an export of thirty
TWO millions of dollars from port in thirty-seven
weeks, the banks Of the city still able TO show
their position as stronger than it was year ago.
Alctter from the President of the State Bank Of
Ohio published in the New York papers, says the
banks have arranged with the Ohio Trust Company
by taking bonds and mortgages for their balances
about $4,000. This locks up that amount, but Is
not equalto their undivided profits. There are 81
branches with Si,lO0,OOO capital 81, 1OO,O0 undi-
vided profits and $40 10000 bills receivable. ''The
Banks" the President remarks, are in more
comfortable situation than when the Trust Company'
failure occurred the loans are on active commercial
paper based chiefly on the export trade of the State
with no railroad acceptance, bonds, or stocks
The Providence (R. H. Journal, of the 22d, says
We have not sale of printing cloths to report this
week, not piece nor do We hear of a single sale Of
stocks This is without precedent since our ac
quliutau:e with the market, and is as striking al
illustration as could be given OF the condition Of
! commercial affairs"
The western packing business is likely to be yer!
/ large this season. The immense corn crop will en-
able the farmers to begin feeding their hogs earlie
than usual and to feed later 1t is computed tina
this will give increased weight to each animal o
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Regular practitioners make exception favor OF this
Vcrnfu ge and only n preference TO thor own
propositions bus give their VOLUNTARY testimony m liz favor
Tho following ply sIcian OF high character, in lh
nuis.
Su.wNErowN, III, June 4th, 1853.
-Nsssrs. b. 4. FghHcsf0cs g. Co
GAM. EuE~:-l nave used b A. Fshnestock's Verm-
fug"U the Vrgrc Medicine in This aud the southern
states for e s years, and recommend 70 as TIIG
medicine for le purpose which intended bring
Hg, az one tu' ron smf gid. say ten wears OF age
oNE HUNDRED AND SEVEN LYNNE WORMS. A. q
druggist al hawueetuVu, sold great quantity aud
has Invariably given satisfaction. an tact L. Is the only
worm medicine u0a called for. II. SNNES, NJ u.
sold wholesale aua retail AVID bv all the principal drug
gsis and country throughout United States
sept C-lm
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T1YanfeH
Land warrarts-
T. B. FOGG.
Il. NJ R. FoGG.

w pay the highest market prc- for Warrants at oIro
tnaVt7--du A. m