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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-01
THANKFULLNEss Is THE INCENTIVE To
GRATITUDE.

HNELOW we publish the certificates of two ofthc
- sufferers from The pungs Of disease. who hav-
ing recovered their former health and impelled hy
gratitude. make known their eases ana the remedial
agent: and their statements authenticated 10y
Notary Public. The demands of society rperiously
command their publicity. and We commend their
perlisal to the attention of all afflicted.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-03-20
vel. XXy. no. %,

he made The broad invitation 70 the oppressed
Of every land to come. and partakr OF the bless
ings OF ouI laws and country And this is the
party which taunts the Democracy with fail
ure 10 neet the issues. The Democratic party
Of the North, and ofihe South, sadrd 10 issues
then. Sir, have no words that viii express
my respect and admiration Tor the gallant De
mocracy of the whole North. Aasid the rag
ing Of the storm they faltered not, nor tremb!ed
Whenever the battle ragged the warmrst, they
might be seen closing thick around the glorious
standard of the constitution. Their victory
will BE- remem 5ered upon The brightest page Of
the country's history, and posterity will point
to them as heroes, whose seli-sacriacIug spirit,
and whose devotion TO principle, and WHOSE
love Of country, can scarcely find parallel
anywhere iyei grateful to them, and | take
pleasure 10 expressing il.
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SERMON on THE DEATH OF DIR. Z. K.
KANE.
Del,vers5 By tie Rec. c. ". S5ielIs.


lis noble instinct which prompts us to
honor the dead. Humanity JOINS With religion
iasaPPrsSsiag oil earthly distinctions and pas
staus at the mooth Of the tomb. The mansion
may be envied, the hoyel may be scorned, but
jh- grave IS alike rtverrd, whether II be adorn-
ed wits sca5rtared marble or decleJ With a
simple tower.
1t would seem that IN the mortal remains Of
fellow creator~ we respect fate that we know
nost soon be cur own. and, conscious Of the
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Select pottrn.
Wy EARLY Z4oye.

i was an ardent boyish love,
Taat faded out, as life grew oder;-
My heart few 10 her like dove,
And lighted on her beauteous shoulder,
Or slipped the honey Of her lips,
Or n her eyes found heavenly eraces,
J loved her 70 her finger tips
loved her very Footprint traces.
Her features wore raptugou> charm,
Her .niIe made all within me hutter,
IN rounded beauty was her arm,
Her EfIe hand was lat as butter.
10 wonder that loved her so.
But she was false as she was pretty,
And soon she sacked her little beau
And took biz one from Ihe city.
] caught hju out one gloony night
Twas one ot loves EXTREMIST phases
aggravated him so fight.
Bat oh be larruped me like blazes.
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n.ains-nnder the dovout impulse ~ will pay
ny vows unto the Lord in the presence Of ali
his people," Let US believe that faith which
supported him through trials worse than death,
did pot fail him when death itself came. Into
tbati iast tender scene both religion and delcacy
alike forbid that we should 100 curiously ntrude.
Affection will prize lis melancholy, though
sweet, "reminiscences, long after the more puo-
/ lie efiefha snbsided. Enough only of the veil
may be drawn to admit US TO privileged sym
pathy.
The disease By which Dr.. Kane was proslra-
ted, was that terrible Scourgr Of Arctic life,
some seeds OF which BE- retained in his system
on lis reiug0 bnt afterwards developed aud en-
5ancrd BIT the exEauSling literary laAors inci-
dent 10 the narrative Of the expedition. En-
tireIy under estimating those labors toi which
but few o. Us are prepared 10 torn an adequate
coacepiion,) be was quite too thoughtirss ofthr
e!ai'Ss Of The body, be had 50 long bren accus-
toned to subject 10 his purposr. and only awoke
% discovery Of the error when II vas too
ate. With this melancholy conviction, be an
nouneed lhf completion OF the work to a friend
IN tie modest and touching sentence, "Ihe
book, poor as Il Is. has been niy collin"
lie LEFT tie country under a presrntlment
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+, - 80 = s''',.' 49, ~ e..
49,, ', o'u'','.,, I'm
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thr Interest that now gathers around bis nru.a-
~ 10 learn that even then the great purpose Of
lis lie he had ncl wholly abandoned, bat 10
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Eoroa - ~. nor. ,-rfsl s.r,h wbnra a.
t .@''' man IL. <'n"y s1'rS; ana ,''',s, @ =.
aud The eonsola.ions Of religion, bis lie drew
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under opposite counsels, they are assured, in The
event OF their return, Of "a brothers. well
come" is tidings brought him that a portion
OF The ittlr band are forced TO halt, he knows
not where n the snowy desert, he is oft through
the midnight cold for their rescue, and iiads his
reward in the .ouching assurance, s'Tbpy knew
that he would come" III sickness be- tends
item ike a brother, and, at last, drops tear Of
manly scnsibility at their graves. Even the
wretrh,d sayages, who might be supposed to
have forfeited the claim, share in his kindly al
teu,lons and il IL almost with touch Of ten
derness that hr parts from them at last, as "chi-
dren OF the same Creator"
This lovely trait it is which forms the secret
Of much Of that enthusiasm his name eEcs
and deePens the universal sorrow with which
be- is lameutrd. His waS character which.
asst spontaneously disclosed Itself through hls
writings, attracted al the warmth Of personal
friendship even Ia the aLs-nce oi personal ac-
quaoiance. \ maay Greside where his face
was never seen, b. is mentioned IN terms Of az
l,ctionate admiration. Thousands, who know
nothing Of the winning grotiynrss Of his man
ners, feel now that they hav- lost a friend. 70
such greatness the world dors not weld the
'rjbu,r O! cold respect, bnt the deep and teryid
RJNH-" OF the UtGit.
Then, as the fitting support Of tbs noble
quality, there was ais5 an indamiiabje eaergR.
1t was the iron column. around whose capital
that delicate liliv-worG was woven. His was
not a beHryorncr which must waste itself in
mere sentiment. for want o! power If rudn-
rance adequate 20 support il through hardship
and peril. In that Slight physical frame, suS-
EestlyP only Of r,Gnpd culture and intellectual
grace, there d~ril sturdy force Of uiii, which
10 conhiua'i5n Of material trrrors seemed 10
apral, and by a >o0 Of magnetic impulse, s's-
jected all inferior spirits to lis control. Il was
the calm power 81 rsa>on Gad duty asserting
their superiority over r.rr~ .f'Ita courage. and
compelling thr distinctive homage Of Herculeau
>,reu-tH and prowess.
With lha, iru vet CONSCIENTIOUS resolve does
he qurl the rising symptoms ofrrbelion which
threaten to add tAe terrors Of mu;iny 20 those Of
famine and diSeas- And al through that stern
battle with Nature in her mos, savage haunts,
how be ever seeu,s 10 turn bis miiJ front to-
ward her irowuiog face, if in appealing pity,
yet not less in liked resignation.
But if, in that character, henevoirnce ap-
pears supported by energy and patience, 50, too,
was it equipped with a n.oSt marvellous prGcti-
coi t0ct. He brought to his hrr~fc"rt task not
merely the resources Of acquired SKILL but na-
tive power Of adapttne ila'sei 70 r"eTg@hc'eS'
and irf''i'E ID dtT',''& "Ei'v"'Tn'S' VINCE u"
occasion ever seemed - ''a..'' l'.''.'','a 10
".'-.i'' S[''-'.','' ,'F,' ',,' ''' ''' ''','
VI ,'''i,, , ~. '.' '' .' g.. @ '.I, 80 ~,
'''' ''1 t''>S,'''.s - ,'.'.,'
ready czeou,ivr talent, converted each % lis
mioNlry. Even tie wild inuates Of that icy
No.'"' I'''" '.'' mere sun '' ""'.'', ''..
NhICN iNtT ai tr>s regarded MS imported mar
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hlI, s,,, .,-,.,,.t,'..., tiuI;, ~, ,,l.;...
- r.t ..'9''S'''
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a., "a bis c.a,nrs., a,,,.r o,'d oa..i.J. .,s
cn.l.1.nlv h.. becomes csr,ra ~ o,,i,sr..l ;n-
lerest with ,h. pravrrS and homes fi,is caon-
~ c,Il,u,;n,, after hin, b disarraars from, tb..
abodes If men oo q nilr~in,ar,. If natisnr.. and
1--we into tho ;rr soii,njps ~ tho Vortb Iyih-
i ~. ,hadl,,, Il ty.o ,nnl,ss v.;rtars H. ta,.
i ,,rar,t from onr ,iao af fl.r-tb H. am.
come bach from another vorIf H. returns lo
tbr;ll ms with ,h. ,rar,.ls If his sscan. and
transport rs. by his granbic pep. into SCENES ".
scarcely rpa!iz, as be!6o0inl, TO the earth we
inbaf,f. An classes are upugtrated and touch
"a bv the story So SjInuIp. So n.edrstiv. 50 elo-
rpently told The nation takes him f. IL, heart
with patriotic rrIt-. In housf,., fancy. still
Ers,fisr cars.r is ,,irt,rsd ,sior. hiin when
alas tb. vision. while VET II dazzIes. Iiss,Ives
In tears W. awake - ,hs sense &c loss
v.b;cI, ro ca..,rnororv ,t his a,.. couIj o,-
rasian
OF that loss let us not here attempt too sudi-
ous an estimate. Ih5s" sad soiemnitirs may
simply point us TO the more mora QUALITIES and
actions, 30 vie2F OF winch every bereavement
H3ost deeply affect ns.
As. a votary Of science, he viii indeed, re-
ceiye fitting tributes. There viii Dot be want
ing those whosha Do justice 10 that ardent
thirst tar truth, which, IN him, amounted to
one of the controlling passions; to that intellect
50 severe in induction, yet saIacoos ~ cogrc-
and tl 2 tFfl-a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-28
TO RAILi1OAD CONI0hCTOHS.

AiCMIhNFILLEs Ienn.y Jan. 70. 1891.
SEALED Proposals viii received MCNinuVille unt
~ March lOth 1857 for Grading, Masonry and Bridging,
Sixty Miles Of the South Western Railroad
ing at McMnnville the Southern terminus and running
North through WETren, White aud Putnam counties, LiF
ingston, in Overton county.
The character OF the work is heavy, comprising large
Rock walton, several heavy jobs Bridge
Masonry, ana 1890 lneal feet Of Howss MctRllum's
Birding.
Proposals for he above work may be made by Sections Of
mile each 30 the whole go miles including Iron
TFu aying Depot Buildings, ami ali other equipments
csssary for operating the Rosd when complete.
Plans Maps PrOl8s and Htoas may be seen, and
all other information obtained, the Eugmseys Oee RE
ter March lst MeMinnve, Tenn before that BY
Addressing me al the Engineers Office II the a. O. r. r.
Jacks On. Tenn. ROOT. STERL Nc,
fsbI-56w. Engineerin Charge.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
o.


THE Great Central Route connecting the Atantoeitie:
i with Western Northwestern and Southeastern States
by continuous Hallway direct This road also connects
ct Ptsburq with Gaiiy line Of steamers 20 all ports on
the Western Rivers AID al Cleveland aud Sandusky will
Steamers TO ell ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most dirsc cheapest and Fsa6le route BY which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Great Ress
Rates between Philadslphia and Pittsburg;
FIRST CLASS Boots Shoes, Dry Goods Oh. -. 1oo,
(in boxcs) FuTs Feathers, &c....... ~ 20 AVN
SECOND OIASS-BoOk5 and 3tRtiOasry,l
Dry Goods Gin bsles,) Hardware, Lea 75c per leon
Their, SC. ....--....-....
THIRD CLASS.-A1vils B1ggi1g, Bacon, les,,.. ,oov,
ard Pork On bull }, Hemp, &C....... Wv POI AVVA
FOURTH CLASS.-Csfee, Fish, Bacon
and Pork packed Lard aud Lard Oil ''e Psi iOV"
FlOur-Sl per Dbl until further notice. -....
GraIn-50 cts, per 100 lbs until further notice.
Cott0nf2P per bale, not sEceeding SOC lbs weight until
further uutiC.
- IN shipping Goods from any point East of Pha.
de.yL be particular 10 marx package ga Ph5adelptia
&ar0AL' All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road al Philadelphia or Pts5uTg viii be forwarded with
out dsteatioH
FREIGHT AsEs1s.-Hzuis, Yormiey & Co, Memphis
Tennessee; r. g S2sB 4 Co. 81 Louis; J. :. Mitchell 4
Son. Evansville Indiana; DCme5Bi Eel and Murdoch and
Carter JewetL, Louisville Az; T. @. Medrum Madison
Indiana; SpTgman & Brown and irwin Co Cincinnati;
n. W Graham & Co, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; i.eech Co. No
"a Kiby street Boston; Leech Co Aston House. New
York; 30 William street. and No BatterI Place New
York; E. Sneeder Philadelphia; Magraw Rooms Bal
timore; Geo. Fr.nciscus, Pittsburg.
Il II. HOUSTON, GsaerGl Freight Agcnt, PLiIq.
Il. J. EOABAEBT, SVD't, A15ooIsc, Pa.
jInI Sly
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ms las loH IS UDNsU&PTIUN.
pRONC"lils LAEfNGLlia; and other diseases 81 The
- Chest AID Throat successfully treated by the IEHAs
TON OF INDICATED VArpEs PowDEEs, by Absorption
anu cons l-..'!L a. az ~ We
Het Liver fenla Goa paints, D. sPeI-ia, Esaere Alice
0ns, sud Chrome diseases generally, " receive the attyu
ton o. he PaysciRUz whom saah may have been csFs
Tie siea,ed success which has attended t,is RE
thod Of 5ns d,sesses ofus LaHg- and Throat las 10
duced ~ o" osPart r"" our Usual cauaar aud eyai
of the Press, in order 10 bring So o. tHe Ea3A '-'
may be lsbc ing und4r Fredl=gos- 10 such
The dawn Ola brighter day bss at length arrived
CnnsuwPive The doctrine Of the incurabiy Of Jonsuup
has at length passed away We have indubitttIe proofs
in possession iaat Consumption IN all ITS starss be
bg the J-ansfJgmltUu ;uhercui- chaky
concel"as h ll 'IIiu o Sl.as7 nl scars, nose we'd
iuoursbe Behind she ags. TO al, great
must apparent ghat uedicres Hhslcd
Vapo Or Pow Der directly into e Lungs, must he muon more
edecual hpn tzL taken Hto no 81 acl as'r Inc disease
docs uoi exist.
ae advantage Of Inhalation Consumption and Throat
Diseases H 'hal medicine in lho form H 'sPor and applied
is thus and ~ restoring, by adm nseriHg
healthy, life giyI cod There Is 10 case hopeless that
within of sl udming nag The vspars
being simple trat The invalid is never gguifed 10 leave
much to AID the hlaician'- eHors.
The iuhaHg u,e hcd sODtlHng ss'a AID -Qrejy, and
consists she zanul,tTlt0u o. medicines such
o nd riIa an ~ srtiig an 5Fs NJ ~ sg rs
practical sucCss IL destined rvv"iuio8zc
world. ana tl0sa }la erre cura5ity Of ConsumPt-G.
eafns' AVE. Z. o cousin sous Oh l-il amy e'
IalioD and longer upTy medicines Iia unzlegt
claim i"T nal;i1u place among he pucoess
gifts M nGtl given ug, days Hzs
long lu tine iuHi,' a The only
ARR OF kE+UGE FOR TIE CONsuNPIlFk.
H-il Oh UuL Oaig rational, out sHIr .. f ~ srfs.
Such rf he p-ossi- ;5aJ baye sdrg.,a aaras Ir.s
found sfeacou- tha slightest decree, csftug tls p-O
gre sol tn oass, arkln- wonders mans desp-r
sie m Terty-a apu ofour fr over tls fell &c
D. rover Of our spgua--.
NOrE-Pn, sE5 ,faa ro uaka themselves acquainted
with Jhs rractc i,5 Cha. tiHe beng valaIsa
only reply, as 10 ingredients used TO such letters
crutatn lee. TIE eeiH ala cs-o7 ot Pulmonary HAes
lou 10, De SlO receipt % which, The necessary ued-
ciucsand u-rluaul= slH o. forwarded The fee other
cases. vii BE- trHm 50 o. SO
Applicants WIZ st age occupation Married Or SIN
gle how uT Igrd any @lItgrJ diseases exists 10
family. uaL symptoms E-r0pilY Lei the uamh town,
and Sliri plainly wrlea. Postage Tor r9ufB answers
musIhe enclosed. Letters registered D. the Postmaster
are our rsf. Al IgIs5s must BE- address II ...
WALLACE ME.TOUN,
oet.1s--5uH 3. 80. iusrifIta y v 'it--
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TO WIIOLES sLE DEALERS,
Ed. a.. RUSSELL,

FOR THE Solicitation OF ORDERS FOR
PITTS q ''i:. C.ISEIE ATTI - E8E TSYiLT.E
NANUFACTUEED ARTICLES.
OFFICE so 80 EHD d - ". NASHVILLE.
TT'TC following portion OF the articles propose taking
orders IHr: us5. Bourbon, Reserve, NOuouEshrla
GUd Nys hi-Ae-; Brandy, Nue Gin, Rum, Ale and Pur
Ter. a tfh'- ~Vsifr aud D-y CaiaWha Wines, star
and ala 'audi-, and Palm Soap, LaGd and LiH
seed on ~ hta load Tom Nails, stoves. Castings and Hol
wrr". "nF t rs .sw tHCe-e- Vinegar Glass sud
uaTUEre. ShUvsIs, spades, Hose Axes,
Picks, Nsl"'s-, oraagr, Wrapping Paper, Matches sc.
orders handed ut- viii lI0uba Of ordering eNpen
ot aEvug 10 pUrCh. authorized take or
d5rs"u o." aWe ttus and You could purchase II
was 90 the factor person 4 orders handed me-
Willie lmmedsi- s-ulgo the factory and shipped prompt
opening OF vsatoU. Hoping share good portion
uf your berlll and k1dn remain yours very respect
ndlg.
Uct-S-f n. W. RUSSELL.
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Eior Sale

'ihEFONEsTEADO P MATHEW NELSON s-.,s -.
~ SCI Is beautifully situated The A. q a. ri
- ~ t1a I'm ; dshtiiis- arc is kHoHu 10 b III
nc cry le.t t2ll On kuthsrt3r1 county asl 80 49,.
Suos nd u sty Ia cut yaton; the baanes veil
''''as ~feS rrus terra rh entire trsei
aAollns az u-u. -d4 coo. saI-r tae frrssr .-. -
- - n'l,ef' II rergs ga -pri.s ~h'rh naSo q
80 '7 'ps alc- + lIe -,itII =i-H -4.1. b y. ,-
lof it-,H tld d usdataPled 10 he erJ- M co., 49,,
c., -raIu gfass ''-'-l .-oA--
-. VDsl aeonsl-toi tf 1me Dgvsl.lnr via ssven
i2-l al o u n s-- comp csc, zn. ear. st-kfs = ~
iy7l y os a. aa aside fgN s,s,s, aza vii 49,,
e ID i.tiH' l.7 s-i-e lhIr rn 10 ,-a Il.
PuiJ s' A7fAia easy, oaseszIaa given fr..lssit ~
g. Il SrIa1F
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J'll ACRES OFLAND AND nv ONFCT0P-

Il Nlflus OF decree o. the County Ceurt Of ni,l.,
-, e5ll!l ieh1essee made GO is February tern -
VII on Saturday tEe2lst CAV March nert 49, -,
-s ~ slo . he highest bidter, 90 eFstf IN ~
@ Aleeu huldfed and thirty cone acres o. Land rr5 49,
Liuiy "a lAss ceeessctJ and sold FOR dissisufio
I-s - 80 y lag said zncs lying o. saimoni.
- ahe vii Be cold alt toEsther or In trscisaS ~
=, M 20 we interest," of an concerned -uresa5-s-
" u re required 10 give win 7pod 59rn-i,-
m money bearing Interest nom iE ugnhS 1fssr
rb ~ 3s az men retained on The lapd uniil ~ 5rr
money u aid sale 70 pl1es AZ ~. ~ -
uenee Of Drury Adsins, docsased This - Rsbrs -
f.to -. IHO5 McHEILLF
= Ha-r-
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Tz3VerggaG

Steam EslilIs &Or Sale.
THE Undersigned wishing 20 devote his more 90
Fsrn offers t;s valuable property fr sale, upon very
favorable terms.
There il saw and three sets OF ruuR1Ts 10 complete
working everything eontrysd in the best possible
msuuer for convenience.
In point Of locality g Is unsurpassed being within 20 yards
Of the railroad IS miles from Nashville, aud in
richest sections IN Middle Iennesse Any person wshi!
to buy respectfully invite 10 call ami examine.
! will also sell my Residence with the N Us II dr-i red.
which Is and desirable property. have also Two
ihrss 40 ! Mole leans and NsggOcs Tor sale
,an2I-3m P. JNo, HILL.
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Pa e's Pa&ent Limo kin.

TEIS kn will burn 400 bushsls OF Lime Stone (which Il
good stone Is equal TO 1000 bushels OF sck-d L7e
every ~ hnurs Wa cords uf wood and gCru,tua 10 s
uVer.tonlhe Lime being drawn from The base In three
elk hours and Tedeulsfe ed 20 the top Of he Cura'u
uut the or i'ngry das of the Kiln As
has abundauty drmIus rated by adv IN opera
Il also makes mach bette Lime than burned IN
the ordinary way SrUNE Perfectly BuHEEn
Any number Of reliable cerfcuJss capacity OF the
Kiln and any Other formation 70 will be
furnished any applying By letter herwse the sub
scTber who gem Tor the sale OF rights and putting CD
Kilns in the State Of Tennessee, J. A. RICHARDSON
isHa9-dSzw2m. AeGiunville. Tenn.
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TuURsTOT a 8EREARD,
80 a. aa-rh. sursHz-n

taEEt deer 10 Dtll0un u
sLTE a5w haTs on lsnd be2rtiC! stoek Of FEsnch
w ard E1csa Ior.l-s, Plan Plaid and ANDRE
shaded 81. Tog DoiaHss honblzGss, C&shmeTes, Man
chester itaiiirss ild k=5 aiiCH ana bite kgunelF
Al qualities. HAise, cefaPsIe stock % staple Good
;r7~nis Goods of siEucs which We invite the after
ton 81 sD UASH bIy7rE IS Sc ca gre gO0d bargains
sePt23-sf
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RAILROADS, &C.


FIRST CLASS.
Piano Foes, Books Stationery Booss, Shoes ana has,
Tgrnendns in barrels, CaTpeung, Chine, Glass and
Glassware, Cigars 70 cases, OloeSsl nlesonef I
Goods IN boxes and bales, Drugs FRUITS, Frut lrees
and shrubbery, FuIs, Gateen seeas, LoS ~ 0
in cans und jars sAdolsE{, IN and Britannia ware,
Teas and Specs, per 100 ISL "a
SECOND GLASS. II, mi,
ts5,rs erespt such as speeided in First snd Third
hafS - fo3se NTIs Machinery, Foreign Liquors
ClSssss 49, - ,,T,l. irob7eco in boxes Leather in
ros spC boxes, oils in barrels and casks, grocery
- o1eensvy re In crates and casks, Rice, Whiting
Plaster sheet and Copper per lOO "
THIRD GLASS,
Ares shove Spades sad Irons z,qS S Saq In ma hoss
Manila and Cotton Cordege, Tonse3 h S 55LE
- s5lss md Rosn in barrels per 100 lss....'. ~
SPECIAL RAJ rs.
Furniture end Carriages ooAeo ar1 III ACIDS O, her
NJ iIs vii he charged by actual weight but az
double First G.ss rates s,y marked Win name Of con
sigpee destination aud depot Of delivery. ANno i . ~
49, DELAYS and losses AID nsures speedy de-
HDTaNTAGRs AND FACILITIEs, OF OFFERED By THE
-, ~ a q, l'l ne AGENTS Of the South Carolina
RsiIroad Al Charleston, will be ior"aLueu " =
,i Vim amount Of freight paid vessel will be mall
ed 10 consiFnees. Marx packages care AEeN D - " ny
S1a,0P q ~ Railroad viii advance shippers charges
90 that those 40 prefer eoosgnlng 20 tI @ lou
con ~ 40 and have their expense bill payable mere
An freight for Nashville and Stations on me .NS'le anu
aBd Shippers may rely upon tbe utmost despatch
and pTumptness. . -,-f,,, ,-yl ~ all tiu,es bs
"a low as by Savannah . IL - ,ye-cbsrqss
AN authorised, and will seple pEoIllPty any O''7o
and damages thai may occur on this Line - ~
In case o. missing goods VII --o ~ found
Recessary for their recovery ana j hot lOuuu
LII - ~ ne within % dsys after notice Is given al
NeF6anfs nlong the line OF the Nashville ana
ElTaJ viii beaT Id mind the above rSles sPpy 70 al
% Gov, CBsIisston which be delivered a. the
9oygiUg Stations viz Stevenson, Anderson
TulIob,1e Normandy, WGuTcel Shelny'lle, DeOu'Ai7'
FosfsrvilIe Murfreesb0ro, Smyrna ana LaNeIgne., s
shat be prepared 70 give every eKplana1iO anu 1
lion dglred I'M regard 70 Eeighs and expense olls.
rely pioinpt
every attention given 70 business brought uhesf ny
80 e n College st., Nashville