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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-06

INDIAN CoRN. Maize or Indian Corn, or.
iginated in America, and is not yet, We
think, cultivated to any extent on the Eu-
ropean continent. Though the people Of
Great Britain cannot he made to appreciate
its merits very fully, the aggregate exports
OF corn in 1856, in the form Of whole grain,
meal, corn starch, farina, etc., amounted to
between seven and eight millions Of dollars,
or about one-iortieth OF the whole exports
of the country, and GOO, COO bushels, con-
'iicrably more than half, went to England
alone.
Corn has always been an important nrti-
Gle in this country, both of consumption
and export. The total amount of this pro.
duce exported in l77O was 57S,349 bushels;
in lI9l, 2,0G4 1886 bushels. Of which 35l,-
Cos were Indian meal. The valas Of corn
and its manufactures exported from the
United States in 1880 WIS S597 .ll9 in
1885, 81, 2l7 ,665; in 1910, Sl,0i3,5
in lSl5, Sl,OS3 293 in 1850, 81, ,652, ,s0l,
The export increases more rapidly than the
production. The export of corn quadrupled
between 2Si0 and 1850. while the produc.
ton did not quite double.
The great amount Of invention bestowed
on corn planters, corn cutters, shelters, col
grinders, etc., tends each year to increase
the amount Of production. II has been es
timated that, as general rule, seven pounds
Of corn will produce one pound Of pork 81
that in localities Shero through distanc,
from market or from transportation facili
ties, the cereal cannot DO raised at a prof
for sale, it is frequently the material uset
in fattcning, the more concentrated form o.
diet, and on which, consequently the freigh
is les. Cob meal we believe, is most valu
able for animals that chew the cud (; horsc
and hogs, as general thing, deriving les
benefit from the cob-grinding Inventions :
With oil animals, however, we believe, ,ther
is percephb!e advantage realized by mi.
ing the cob with the denser mcal.-Seien
tifc American
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-06
VOLUME xllI-NUMBER As
Reports of Committees,
Made at the Cattle Shov and Fair OF tie
York County Agricultural Society, held At
Saoo, OF. 1874, I'm, 18Th and 10th, 1857.
OK FRrlr AND Flowers.

| On FRUIT AND FLOWERS.
The committee on fruit and flowers have
been examined, the specimens exhibited and
report
Tho reason has been unpropitious for the
growth and maturity of fruits, and To this
fact may perhaps bs attributed tho dimin.
ished amount exhibited ut the present Fair.
Tho quality of that exhibited entities tho
Exhibitors to great commcndation for tho
skill aud perseverance which have resulted
In so good success in year 10 characterized
by obstacles to the cultivation Of fruit.
We have awarded pramiums US follows:
For tho best grown and greatest variety
Of Apples, the first premium Of $500, to
Moses c. Donnell, OF Ncw6eld; second pro-
MUM of $500, to Lewis NlcKcnney Of Saco.
Pears.-For the best Peck, $500, to
Charles Nutter, OF Saco second premium
OF 200. to Joseph Smith Of Bdteford.-
For the best dish Of Pears, tho first rrcmi.
um Of 80 90 to Daniel Smith, E.. Of Saco.
Eli Smith Of ofBiddcford, presented by A.
A. Hanscom, Of Saco, basket Of apl les, Gnt
premium, $l,0O.
The second would have been given TO DR..
j. NJ. Milliken OF Scarborough, bus rs ho
lived without the limits Of the Society, tho
committee recommended a Diploma.
Graps.-For the best foreign grapes, s.
L. Goodalc premium OF $500.
Eotrers.-Mrs. s. L. Goodalc, for six boz
quets Of flowers, so cts. Francisco Boyd,
boquet, SO cts.
SIS. Milliken Of Buxton, presented spec
linen Of cultivated Cmnbcrrics, and We
would recommend q gratuity Of $l,00 rro-
vidcd the pcrson raising them furnishes Q
statement, giving detailed account Of the
mode OF cultivation.
A lot Of Grapes, seedlings from tho Isabel
Ia, raised by Mr.. Moses c. Donnell Of New.
field, first year from the seed, good favor,
and worthy Of cultivation. Mr.. d. says
they are about three weeks earlier than tho
common Isabella. ...,
Per order Of COMMITTEES
g. TUCKER, Chairman.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-06

TOMATO TART. Cover plate with thin
laying Of dough. Cut your tomatoes
(green) into thin slices, and place them on
the dough, very evenly; then add two Ia.
blcspoonfals Of brown sugar, and one Of
ground cinnamon. Spread them evenly
over the tomato, and bake we'll. This makes
u delicious tart. The tomatoes used should
bc sound and swcct.-EIehanys.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-06
LOUIS 0. C0WAN, Editor and Proprietor,

blo tends to destroy all vegetable acids, and
sweeten and improve the soil. After the
land is properly drained, caustic lime not
only ncutralircs acids, but consumes al or
ganic Substances. 1t operates most hvors
bly, when applied often, and in small doses.
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"A valuable barn, twenty tons Of hay,
q quantity Of corn. beans, farming tools,
&C.. and valuable horsc belonging to VIII
liam Duston Of LitchGcld, were burnt on
Saturday night, October -. Cause OF the
6ro unknown partially insured In the
Monmouth Company. I'. ,. goo
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-06

-Forty-seven sheep, in the enclosure
Of Mr.. BENZ. Bacon, Jr.. Of Woodstock,
were killed by lightning during recent
violent thunder storm. Twenty-ninc Of
them belonged to Mr.. Sylvanus Porter Of
Paris, and the remainder 70 Mr.. Blcon.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-06

"A New IDEA. A very gcntlcmanly
individual, who had been deprived Of a
valuable umbrella, posted up the follow
ing notice :-1who was the gentleman
who exchanged umbrellas with mo the
other day, and forgot to leave hisl" -
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UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL

rus CsIos AxB EAsrssS JorRsAL 10 publishei every
faiDAr, at No. l. Central Block, opposite the Bhide.
ford House. rsaas-Sl.0o psr annum. or el.so N
paid within three months from the tins of subscribing.
single copies cents.
'. u. pAisKn, the American Newspaper Azent, 10 the
only authorized agent br this paper In the cities OF
Neg YOrs, Bcston AMI Phaielphis, and 10 duly en-
powered TO take Advertisements and subscriptions At
the sane rates reauirvdby Ills Oriees ar. Nss
Fork, Tribune Builiings BOsios, ,sehollAys Bulli-
Ing 3 PAiiassLSAis, n. W. corner Third asd cassi-
bat street.
MARCUS WATSON, PristeP.
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"a Mrs. Hurd, Of Berwick, Mo
committed suicide On Friday night, the 9th
inst, bv hanging herself. She has been
partially derAngcd for somc time. (
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-"John, did you 6nd any cess in tho
old hens nest, this morning f'-"No, sir.
If tho old hen la,d any, she mislaid them" |"
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To IMPROVE TUE SOIL. When vegetation
u rank, and the soil sour, burning the stub
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-06

And vet, fear not, 20 poor and suffer.
Ing children OF toll only be gentle aud
pure II hearted as that young gih-trnst
as she trusted-prayed rs she prayed.
and be sure that Heaven, in its own good
time, will deliver you. i.,tnsag 4
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-06

Alico looked up at the sound Of re-
treating footsteps, but too late for her to
catch that half rclenting glance, or il
might have encouraged her to ask an ex-
tension Of the time allowed her-ay,
even il were but one single day; but he
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15
TIE GREEfNpERG MEnlrINES

Are ~e known and eagerly sought for throughout the
whole Contnentof America.
New er Before their introduction could any series
Of popular remedies found that equal ener
gency that sV to be relied or, and were within
reach OF the poorest persons
Never Before the Grefsnburg Pills, could you Oh
tain for 25c certain remedy for Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dysp' psia, Tostiveness and Asthma
Never Before this Fever and Ague remedy, could
ANYTHING found that red all Of Chis and FeV-
for 50c.
Never Before the Green Mountain Ointment vas
there be found for Csc, any immediate cure Tor Barns
Bruises Cuts, old Sores Erysphelas, aud lnhammaons
either external or internal.
Never Before FFarshaII's Uterine Ca
thOlicOn was flaming OF the Womb, ana othtr Uterine
found be durable. Now ten out OF twelve
are cured bV this med cine
gg- II any phy ician supposes tNat this Is merely
qua remedy. would reply. that Il is prepared by Or
Pomeroy Of Ultra wealthy and Old physic OF The Al
opshic ehoc-that will furnish reputable ply 81
clan any quantity OF PrauQuSy 10 test IT. merits on his
patients furthermore, BY writing 10 Dr.. Pomeroy he
can he furnished with its component paris. tits the
blessing the male sex that the ser &c Of medicine
has discovered ina century.
Never Before tie Giefenburg rvsentery Syrup
was there certain edy for Bloody Fiux. pysenfery
Diarri Cboleranow, all can De cured in few hours
Never HefOre tie introduction OF the thidren's
Panacea could mother feel II life u her b be safe for
dsy while under Eve years of Youthful diseases aud
strong medicines carried them oDow this medicine cures
them after he doctor and nurses have pronounced
their cases hopeless Price only otc.
Never UefOre was any Tonic Bitter popular
the Health Bters trst cost z5c Why Should the world
suffer rom Dyspepsia or Bilious diseases, while this simple
medicine at all times, prevent nv
Never Before was any preparation Of ssrsaparilla
opowerful as that compounded by The G'efenberg Co.
Never Before has the Consumptve Balm found its
EQUAL How MANY are there in life and health who
would this have entered Heaths dark Tota u they
had not been n1ed to This IN pFe renee TO
many nostruIns that loudly va ntedf
Never kstG0Te Piles and hundred diseases GER
tain Of cure We have certificates OF porous entirely re-
evtd after DR. Mot and ohe CREST phys clans had as
serted that rothipR hut the knife could afford relief
Never asc 70 re could inhamed eyes ard weakness OF
sight be cured for twenty-five cents. The bye Lotion
doesit.
Never Before was any Book ub'ished tn contains
as much edica knowledge the tiraeenterg Manual &
Health for twenty Vecents 1t ought 10 be in every family
in the land.
Never Before hiss any Almanac been published %
valuable the Heata Almanac. IL is furnished gratut'
ously by all Druggists. and by
MACKENZIE & BECKwTTH,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-15

silk and Dress Goods Department.
In this de apartment will be found the nOOstes Of the
iHsOn
Rrocad', from cheap to the r-OstcOs,'!y;
Pisids q s,r,rssu "a
Plain cord Pou de LOuis for dsv and evening"
Rich Woire Antique. for promenades
Marselines Gro de Nap AMI Millinery Silks;
setius. all vi tbs, colors aud qualities
Bisho0's Gro de Rhines;
Black Paris and Ly0n~ ranet9s, cheapi
Fig'd sinks, premier designs;
R0vsl Morning Pou de Loire:
ArmnreS Ispahan and Gro de Afriquea
Iich SIX Robes, for Dinn.r and tveninp; Flowers
Rich Rarege Pohes Georgia Cashr gro and PonpadouT
orsandy Robes, from parti cord to I'M chintz;
New and exquisite designs Musins, Bareges Jack.
pain Jackonets In all eolors;
Rich and % agndc mt desi' Ks In all Of the abovei
All descriptions Of travelling Dress Coos
Lace and Embroidery Department.
Rich French worked Cares
sets worked Collars and Sleeves;
Breatfastsetts in cambria and isconet'
setts Scotch work for travelling;
French work and lace Caps for old ladies';
immense Of swiss and jacOnet edgings and In
servings. .,.,,
wrought:
Point applique and Real Val Laces;
Ten thousand novelties that cannot be named
Hosiery and Glove Department.
Here our stock will excel in VARIETY. The assortment
viii be Great, Rich and Complete. We shall keen
Chfldrsu,s Women and MEMS Hose and Hdlf Hose.
Merino silk and Cotton and Drawers for Children
Women and Men. p.
IIexender and Josephine Kid Gloves.
Linen and Miscellaneous Department.
We keep complete and Of the best makes Of
Irish Linens, Lawns and Camhries;
Printed Linens and Jaconets Tor Children.
In all descriptions VI Goods for children, our stock WD
be choice
Mantillas, shawls and Scarfs
OF every desirable fabric India Frouch, Vienna and
British description Of Garments VIII DC onereo 10
this department
House Furnishings.
Huck Towels plain and damask borders;
fringed and col'i ends:
All descriptions d to rels and Diapers
Rcepch Damask and Turkish Towels;
Furni nre and Glass Cloths:
Piaro and Table Covers, all kinds
ch Curtain Damasks. trimmings toimAteI;
Rich Gilt rcrnice Bauds an Pins;
Rich Muslin ami Lace Curtains;
Buff Hon ini Winfow -hades;
An descriptions of Summer Flannes:
Rich Table Damasks end o'ohs for dnner PARTIES;
FURNITURE CaicOs and Dimities;
White and cord Mosquito Nets;
Summer Quilts and CouuteTpanes;
Linen and Cotton sheetings, all widths
Bed Cradle and Crib Blankets.
Carpets, Oil Cloths and Mating.
TO this part Of stock It Is needless to REFER
conceded keep the largest most eleeaat and, at the
same time, cheapest stOekin the western country.
Plantation and Negro Goods.
yAnd all good, by the piece at wholesale prices We rope
IN oer nr friends this season the Of Ne
gro Goods we have had the pleasure TO offer and
most fully invite all make visit that hey may
see how fully We shall meet their expectations.
febs r. G. noNAtRY c., IS College street.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMNER
STOCK.
Ii. II. TIER,
NOS. 40 AND 80 CORNER cOLLgGE AND BROADWAY,
lIAs received hIs stock Of Boots Shoes. Hats. a.
Al Trucks vaises, carpef-Bagn, Ae., for the ~
erIns ADD summer TRACE, consisting IN part a. ~
Ladies nns Kid and Nor. BOe,ee', thin and THEA sOls
. /" Kid sappsrs, pain and trimmed,
:. LAs,ins sailefs, s,ds and Zoos laeei
(" KID Gattera. Bastins and Iisg
veivetAnd Carpet slippsr.
hsasS Xii snd Nor. Slipper, wsitse sad P.so's;
hid - ppurs. o. ~aiioas styles;
Mssef nad Chdreus lssiny sizers aud Con. nootees;
charsss aHs Md sna ne, soolsss s.llss -ss = s0iss
paney Glove gd Top hsslssa:
wonsns extra sias KID hostsss, baskips ard Slippers;
:, ,,9,; =. gssss $50, so $500: ..;s.
saiis1ens nns Cal psszsa aaa ssssd bests,
seat. sss Congress. ca LsAssr. BuekssIn, KID
,... a 81. :. srs.s. osi, Pss aae KID onnrd Ties
. " LaslaE BFoFant, q vareas sty,es
loys' Foaths and ohidfshs C.h rat Aeaihsf ana Aia
ALs0.-usns, 50, = All TeutAs Calf Kip and Congress
RoaaDs efsFsfy dereri3.fion. sxlra sren.
AlsoA iAsEe sseca q lra1kas f@'ss Ana OAspsshAs'
nAis. nsTs. iI,rs-rA sv. received. direct hon he
,ansAssssies - hs s.-ss sylss q Fpfas sd sapmsr
sEfg euag eTeker slsh al sndsst rarefy ct ene leg
born. Panama and efs4u ~ Eoga Men and chdreh. al
q rhch s al "a lAa Feasoaahls terms 90 ess,
s~l a.sea go - rssrs :. .s "a ..'..y
Z Asa KEkF euns.ssass % Aass ! lul ns.ssssnsn.
Il Laather heis.nr Ienn ~ . ~ nfhss n sidih ane
hs hsss sEisls q sr.e. tsasess vsl cspPsr tuEs "a
isrsss % sxanane ~ 'As.k hsiprs Pa'ss...aE. =
sV~ Yea . sna y sss csnS' - isass-sy.
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ssssssTfszzsSa RE=. 49, 49, Vii
EIss;ztsT 80 = 50 80 3 s=sS
fSSsIEtsT 49, q go
Freights Reduced.
RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE,
TO coSrINUs wrrHoUT GLrEzaroS uSrr TEE
First Day Of June. 1857.

FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery Roots Shoes and
Hats; Liquors, OILS, &C.. IN bottles. CamDhine and
Spirits Turpentine, in bhl'; Carps'ing, Gina. Glass
and }lasswarr, Cigars IN cases Clocks Conf c.ions.
res Cotton Cards Gallery, n eases, casks and boxes;
Drv Goods in hoNes and bales; Drugs Fruits Fru'.
Trees and ShruhAer,, Fu-s Garden Seeds, looking
Glasses and LooknFsGiass pistp, fst owners risEJ
ovSters in cans and lars sad'erv. Tin snd Britannia
Ware, Teas snd Spices, tpn rs. ...... II Is
SECnNn CLASS
Hardware exeep' such aSi specified In First and Third
class: Coffee Mils, Machinery: Foreirn Liquors, in
ohis, and pines; Tobacco In boxsS; L-aihsrin rolls
and boxes: OTIS. IN bbiS. and cssks: rrocksry and
ou@ensware IN crates ani casks; Rie~, Whiting.
Plaster, Sheet Brass ard Copper TOO si0q
TH1PD CLASS
Axes Shove's Snscs. Ssd Irons Zinc sEf Tin, N pfrs
Tn-plste, Auvils Vice., ctst. ~ Chains snd Hoes;
MHl-fesring. Rs'lroa yvhee's ana txies Chains and
Spikes, and Rosin ir hbis psr Too s......... 50
SPECIAL RATES
Furniture and CarriageS bowed and Other Rht articles
not enumerated siso Carbovs ~ Aci4s or other
Chemicals. will he charged Nv se'uai weight but At
double First Glass Rates, per roo Ihs - 80 N
Have svery rsetrge uairv raw - vim rare - sn1.
sicnae destnafir srf fsrc' sfTtTve,v fprtcn thfs
natter prevents DELAYS and losses and nsures speedy de-
livery.
ADVANTAGES INN FaCrLITTFs OFFERED BY THE
CHArI EsTON FOUTF
Goods consirred The Arsps ~ tha south Carolina
Railroad ~ 'hsF'etor, vh - forwarded "Frer ~ Com
mission drsy sre RhaTF 81 ard trgs rnIy chsrre
ouH OF N0Nh h AWcrrt 20 Freight raid vessel will he
mail IN eoniFnres. MARI pselRges Agents. C. r
R., Charleston. : q.
The South Carol'ns Railroad wif Advance shippers
charges, hat those who prefer ecnsrnrg 10 Coruris-
sion House do ard have their eIPeuset payable
here
AHfreigh for Nashville and the Nashville snd
Chattanooga R4rrord from Charleston through
Trsins on, and shippers may ry upon the utmost des
patch nd pTCmutress.
The Rate from rleson to MELVILLE viii At all times be
as lOv nv Savannah.
am anhorizrd. aud viii sci, lie pror piTv any over
charges and dauags - that on this IRE
In eof'Ost or missing goods will ke ehaFge any
eorresrentence 'or ~ cir recovery end not
found viii or the within thirty days ar notice
Is given 81 this Office.
Merchants sio1g he line II me Nashville Chatta-
no"ga Railroad will bear in nind bet the an ap-
py 10 81 goods from HhareStcn W. eh te delivered
a. he oiovir Saious, VIZ 81 sor Anderson DPch-
erd. Tuafo~a, Foru sndy srt~sce Sten yviilr Bell
BUCKLE Fosterve. Nurfreeh@r" Suyrna, and LAYER
shall be red {" give explanation and nfor
nation desired IN regard 20 r. iphts e-his-
Correspondents Trv urcn prom ri al In
1uiies, and attention Civ business brought
der my supervision ard confrn'.
CHAS. W. ANDERSON. agent.
jan9-u No. g College - Nashville.
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r. C. McNAIRY & co.,
Spring Circular
FOR 1887.

our Buver Is York. and by the 18th Of Feb
" Tusrv We shall be receiving sno ening our
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS.
To the large brown store-Bung No. IS Col ere street
erected bv Mr. James Erwin expressly for our occupation
beio~ We present memorandum Of Of the leading
gnod always 70 be found IN the different departments,
whch We promise our ftends and the pubc shall be sold
at prices to snit them.
We therefore invite CASE and pror,nt buvers 20
'Dy uilv ~ stock shall he p-epared'o show.
We SeR 20 ssy that Just o1erng GREGT BAR
SAASS III OUT INTER STOCK, remaining on hand.
r. @. McNATRY TO-,
s. College street.
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Facts About AmDrosYpes.

tWuRorNPfss usrs ~fasef4nafs 10 nAshvihs
n 81 A LzzcoaBE
ArArcevpa. Are ads neshere esq - A4snxGe tnAn A.
~ AmhFstype R,oms, Nos e. caasFs ~. -. -
Ambrosypss are mzts upeu dasa Paeie go. - -
sally Sealed 4af Ihas protested asAnss ~ feseS - N
- =. -. -.
.norosrps usanasFfsia aass 80 tlaSss ts... ap'
si.a ssa ars nel - darnnle 20 l'74f a-es -
sr,ss.sv. - = nanusf - invest y siinzAln
- 49, y, - ,s.ta -. tsheF esIF44 los aH'Q
~ 49,. 4 "a "a talsnas pesHrs sheh t4z1s - AaIe
en'als ~ - knhsezNs~losa and 1fFse.t1 Aets
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81. I.Onis. Mo.
Reduction in Freights |!

M have the pleasure &C that the Railroad
w ave reduced their Eeghts VIA CBAtLEsTos We
ao congratulate the people OF Tennessee that in very
short tine the Cr> will pass this place % Atlanta
with ut breaking bulk Thu, route will then be al least two
DAYS On advance Of Savannah.
Take particular notice that we FORWARD EyERY THING
sFNr Us destined for the interior the ov rate
l2c. for oduary pac ares and that MEASURE Away
thereby securing TO always al least fur times
car eomr1i-sio
VS. so uNLEss WE ESow THEY ARK RIGHT.
The Agents, both At Savannah and Charleston
MFAsURE
Our bills paid here therefore need not
remit.
We also send you duplicates Of bills. We never let
package lie here.
We strict personal attention to our business, and
hing shall he wanting part to promote the
interest Of all who pstronize us.
We tending agains. two mighty Corporations
ask the puG TO sustain us, aLd II work Is not
done WELL and bills less than theirs, then take 1t
from and give II 10 them.
Any informant about lost goods and any thing pertain.
ing to the business, cheerlulI given.
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GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES
AND
steamboats,
PATENT RENZOLE GAS.

rS0UxFnY Bishis ard STATE Rights FOR saie. The cal
u R-n.ais N1rhine taat Nii give rod iizht.
~, ullr, rsraratu srls occuphs but ttif roou and
es litrir - ~ atisntion szespf sindng up simAF
- "a. thr 49, thane rdIlary Cat Gas and
uaks. "a kaasaes and cheapest heht N NE sord. 10
csn ~ aesn Ia practical ppersiun a. henesen bfos,
nearrek street. Arr aansinf iosH he1aea kntec,
- - .rnpliea imreafaslg hes harlnR mas ae0ntrsei
~ ~ fsr lshn ~ DaFlssp coonF ena sossit orers
- - es-l-s-s al NJ. WARNE,
$3.50 carry 3ase1. ksEhelA
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
E1 Es9 80 go al

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or PASSENGER TRAIN.
uEP4RrCR~s.
Leaves Nashville every morning at T:i5.
- everi z at
Chattanooga UOrning at ESQ.
q evening al 9-25.
Arrives at Chattanooga every evening at so.
Z" At Nashville &" evefing At 4.an
nom ns at ~.
The Dsv-Tra nV meet at Tul'shlna ard both connect
with n train r Manchester ard Mc'tinnvils. Passen
for Beer>hebf FIRM and oh~r poir near
the Melvin vile EeTC-d should take the Dsy-Train a
the ion by % al Tu'lahosns T. direct. ..
march2i IT. !! ANDt RSQN, superfnt nlent
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Messrs. W. II. Gordon & Co, Nashville;
- Gardner, Shepherd Co.
Z" Cook Baly Co.,
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