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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-22


II is estimated that 1000 persons, iuclu-
ding sixteen military companies, participa-
ted in the celebration Of the anniversary oil
jamestown, Va. on Wednesday last. Speech
cs were made by Ex-Prcsident Tyler and
Gov. Wise.
Mr.. WALKER.---A letter from Washing
ton, in the Cleveland Pl0indeuler, says
that Gov. Walker is to take the mission
TO St. James rs soon as he accomplishos the
settlement Of the Kansas difficulties.
Delaware JuD1crAnY. Gov, Causey has
appointed Hon s. F. Harrington, late Chief
Justice Chancellor of State, to fill tho va
cancy caused by the death of Chancellor
Johns, aud he has also appointed 4 w.
Gilpin, Of Wilmington, Chief Justice.
PUBLIC WORKS IN PENNsYLvANA.--Thc
bill for the sale of the Main Line of tho Pub
lie Works has passed both Houes and been
sent to the Governor for his signature.
The NEXT Best TH1Ne.-The Charles
ton Nercary exhibits no little shrewduess
in its appeal to the South in regard to Kan
sas, when it says, "Let us bo up and doing
and If we cannot make her Slave State,
make her at least Democroticr That pa
per is right; "Domocracy" Is so near Slave
ry now, that the difference would hardly
Justify South Carolina in dssolving the
Union for choice between them.
Es- Ward Hunt, ESQ.,, OF Utica, has been
appointed by the Governor Manager of the
New York Lunatic Asylum, in place OF
Hon. Joshua A. Spencer, deceased.
! EE- A bcvy Of the principle fashionable
5 ladies in Cincinnati appeared on promenade
a few days since, without hoops, and with
, robes descending "classically straight"
Ohio State Institute for Idiots.
i We learn from DR.. r. j. Patterson, Su
@ perintendent of the State Institution fo
5 Idiots, that quite number of application
have already been received for admission in
4 to the institution. The buildings are no
yet in readiness, but it is thought they will
II by the first of July next. All application
for admission should be addressed to Dr.. R
j.. Patterson, Columbus, Ohio Ohio Stat
Journal.
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Legal Notice.
February n, 1857

TtRASTUs d. wHTTcHER, VIII take notiee that wEl-
h lam Hamsr Of the county Of Sanduaky In the State
OF Ohio did the twenty day OF April D. 1857
file his petition In the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the county Of sandusky and State Of Ohio,
against the said Erastus p. Whiteher and Charles T.
ton defeDdants setting forth that the said Euastua 81
Wcfer gave moFtqage 10 the said Wfiliani auer on
the following Real Eeste situate In the county Of aa-
dusky and State Of Ohio bounded and desere a. par
west half Of the northwest quarter Of section NUM-
ber thirteen township four range sixteen o0mnleiicfna
where the cast line Of Union street In the Center
vle In said county interecs the south line West
Reserve and Manmee turnpike thence eastery along
the south Hoe Of said turnpike until it sntersect 1he -
line of the SandHsky City indiana raroad thence sout
westerly along the west line Of said railroad TO the north
line OF lot number nine thence in westerly direction
along the line ofsaid lot number and number tan
TIL intarsects the east line Of Union street. thence A
eastery direction along the east line said Union
street to the place OF beginning containing
half acre more or ess also lot number
In Hamera addition TO the town Of csnterville In saif
township and county to the payment Of sixteen
hundred dollars according TO certain referred 70
Nd and that since the giving 0f said morteags
the said Charles j. Orton has purchased said property
and the thereof aud praying that the said Ele
tus b. Whicher may pay said claimed 10 be due
Of seventeen hundred and dollars and sxiythree
cents, with interest thereon from April first chtesn hun
dFed and that said premises may he sold to
pay the and the said EraAtus H. Whitcher e noted
that he is required appear and answer said petition
before the thirteenth day ofJune eighteen hundred aud
fifty seven. BY B. j. BARTLETT SON,
Piainta'a Attys
April a. 1857. lsvo ef
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EETho proprietors Of the N. Y. Times
offer $4,000 for the discoyey Of DR.. Burdelfs
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wATsON's
$40 Family Sewing Machine.

NoUNTY AND TOWNSHIP RIGHTS.
OJor Using and Vending Mis Muention,
may be secured by early application the undersigned
who has the agency of the counties of
Huron, Sandusky, Ottowa, Erie and Lorain,
Inquiries by mail to terms &c. will receive prompt
attention, JOHN KEENAN,,
April II, 1857. i2m3 Norwalk, Ohio.
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Tgp Sn,;no 10 the best time in

,ho whole year, to put BLINDS on your HOsse' They
ada 10 the worth ofyour place. all they cost They pro-
tect your furniture and carpets from being injured BY
,rous light 10 say nothing Of the cool comfort they m
mart during the weather They can be had on short
notice, by leaving your orders At the Factory OF
10, 1ss7 1atf MCGEE & HAYNES, s
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The Iron Fonce Around the state Hous

The IRON Fence Around the State HOuse.
The bids for the iron fence around the
State House at Columbus were opened on
Saturday last, and the contract awarded to
N. T. Horton, of Cincinnati. Tho following
was Mr.. Horizons bid:
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CONFECTIONERY.

TAM DAILY manufacturing at my confsoileunys %
L the corner Of Front and Market streets ~ ts5
Candies of Every description,
toneres soid nv ne are from steam refined
White sugar and not ftom common NJ Orleans euear
the great portion Of Candies sod IN this pert
sny amount less than 5000 poands can b,
filled applio4fion fhBouoAA cLAfF
Fremont june ~, 1865
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-22
LIST OF
Broken and Unourrent Banks.
prr. 8. WHITE, CASHIER BANK OF FRrMoSr.

We do not undertake to all broken and uncurrent
paper but to give that which is most frequently offered
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Notice.

~ BELTS CO. having quit the Mercantile business
J anxious To close up their books and accounts
and hope that all indebted to either BY or
account will call at our Office and settl immediately
You win find office in the second same build
ing formerly occupied by d. BELTS co.
Fremont, April 10, 1857 l2tf
M ARTTN AMES' EsTATE.-NotIee Is hereby given,
WI that the subscriber has been appointed and quan
ed administrator the estate Of Martin Ames late Of
Sandusky county, deceased Dated at Fremont the I'd
day Of May, ls67-IbwS STEPHEN NJ EMERSON
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Special Notices.

If you want a good nice Fence
around your promises, 60 to MCGEE a HAYNES,
Who are manufacturing style, which Is Neat, Dur-
AL. and Cheap IL made In sections, with two and
three rails aud bc set up In half the time usually re-
required TO build fence. You can see samples
at THEIR FACTORY, EAST SIDE or rnE RfvNR'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-14

HsNRY HART JR B. v. HAOEAE JR. JOHs 5. HART
HART, MACRAE Il co.,
WI OLEsALE eR OCERs CONFUSION
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street, Nashville Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
lo5 hhds n. U, Sugar, barrels Jamaica Rum
20 boxes havana Sugar, 500 assorted Demiiobns
l28 barrels n. Y. Crushed2OO packages w. K Rasins
sugar, 100 coils Cotton Rope
40 barrels " \. POWdeTed4O0 gross Matches,
Sugar, 200 dozen Painted Buckets
90 barrels n o. Loaf Sugar so nests s. Painted Tubs
20 barrels n D. AOlasses, 80 boxes Stone Pipes
lBew CROP so boxes Tennessee Axes
$50 bags Selected Baltimore superior quslity,)
Coffee, 500 KEGS White Lead
500 bags Rio Coffee 1000 keys Nails c4sssrtsd
50 bags laguirs COffse, Sizss)
Is bags Old GO7ernment5OO gross Backing,
Java Coffee 100 boxes Palm and German
25 bags Pepper, Soap
20 bags Spice, 10 cases Carolina Rice,
leo casks Super Carbonate so doz Zinc Wash Boards
soda, 500 reams Superior Wrap
Az hal chests Imperial d piBg Paper,
Black Tea 500 n. g D. Caps,
$50 boxes Va and Ky. TO-lO0 bags Shot,
bace3, 10 kegs bar Lead
A large assortment Of com 100 barrels Clover Seed.
and fine Cigars so barrels BDttsrand Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers
Snuff, $50 bbls Rscti6ed Whisky,
90 boxes Smoking Tobacco, 25 barrels Old BOul bon
50 coils Manila tODe Whiskev
50 boxes Pearl Starch Is barrels Nopongsbea and
% cases t.sTdnes, Old Bye Whisky,
50 c lses OTsters, so barreis Robertson Coun-
SO boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whisky,
80 boxes Catsup and Pep-l5 barrels Old Lin coin Wbs
per Sauce, key,
IS boxes As5d. Pie Fruits, 4 ar casks Pure french
% cases Brandy Cherries brandy
go boxes W z Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine,
so boxes English Dairy casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese, 8 casks Pure sherry do
400 packages Star Candles, casks Pure Madeira do
50 do TslloW do 20 bbls Native Sweet do
% bags Timothy seed, so bb.s. American Brandy J,
500 boxes ass Glass Ware, 10 bbls. A pple Brandy,
100 boxes SAlO and l0Al2 10 bbls. Peach Brandy.
Window Glass,
yane UART MACPAE o. IN
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.


ARRUED.-Aleonia, Memphis; Umpire, Paducah;
Tennessee, Smithland; Chattanooga, Paducah Harris
vile, Rome; V. K. Stevenson and Rock City, Padu-
cab.
DEPARTED.-Umpire and V. K. Stevenson, Padu-
cab, HartsyiIle, Gallatin; Rock City Paducah J G.
Cline, Memphis.
EzPECTED.-Belmont, Pittsburg; Princess, Cinein-
NATL Swallow Cincinnati; Baltimore, Cincinnati; City
Of Cairo, Louisville
BOATS LEAvISG.-The highly popular regular Pa
ducah packets, Chattanooga and Aida leave this
day at 10 o'clock, connecting with first class boats
below, for all points on the Ohio, Mississippi and
Missouri rivers These boats will be found comforts-
bic, neat and commodious, whilst the officers are
gentlemen of experience, skill and judgement, who
will do all in their power to render the trip safe and
agreeable; we strongly recommend them Is the trav-
ulling community.
The Aleonia leaves this evening at 4 o'clock, This
crack craft Of the Cumberland river offers to those
jorneying to Memphis or New Orleans the chance
of travelling with speed safety and comfort No set
Of men command mere respect and confidence than
Capt James Miller, and the officers associated with
him in command. She will make conne1ion at Mem
phis with splendid passenger steamers for New Or
leans
WEATHER AND WATER.-Weather cool, with night
" froIts. Water is now about on stand, with indi-
cations of falling, 4! feet on shoals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-14

MADAM B1AEcHE-We are authorized to Oontrea
dict the rumor that the present visit Of this distn-
guished planet reader to our city, has been made at
the instance Of the Know Nothing State Central
Committee for the purpose Of informing them who is
the proper person for them to run for Governor. Al
though the Madam win likely be consulted by the
committee during her stay, and cannot Of course re-
fuse to impart such information she may possess
upon a subject Of much doubt, yet she hopes that
this report viii not prevent private individuals from
calling on her at her rooms at the Verandah where
she viii be most happy tc enlighten them in regard
to the past present and future love, cOurship, mar
riage, sickness and death, absent friends and rea
tives law suits property lost stolen Sc, and con-
vince them that she is not a Eaow nothing.
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New Goods!

We Just in receipt Of large assortment OF EmbrOd
New styles Black, aud White Laces and EdgngS Of
widths and superior quality, Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Satin TaTetR Ribbons Of All widths and cOlOrs.
A, DUNCAN CO,
No. 20 Public Square.
WHITE GOODS.
We in the largest and best assorted stock
Of WHITE GOODS Of French and English manufactures
Swiss Null and NainsOOk Muslns also Jaconetts and
briCs, which selling low prices.
Is. J, DUNCAN & co.
LINENS! LINENS
We in receipt of large stock Of French and Irish
Linens Linen Sheetngs and Pillow Case Linens OF all Widths
Fancy COlOred Linens, &c, &c.
a. j. DUNCAN co.
o5 French Organizes, JacoBes and fine Musns Of
entire New Style which invite the attention Of dealers
A. J. DUNCAN GO.
50 cases New Style Prints added stock Of the
Spring styles -
A. J. DUNCAN & co.
Our stock large snd well assorted aud will be kept
by the addition Of New GOoGs throughout the
A. J, DUNCAN & co,
mar96-u No. 20 Public Square.
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FINE GROCERIES FOR SOUTHERN
FAMILIES.

THOMAS HOPE & CO.. No. 1872 Chambers street,
F-YOrk,-established l520-lmPorters AID Dealers
in ali descriptions Of Rare Old Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wines Finest Old BFandies, Superior Old jamaica St.
CoiK and Antigua Rum Old Holland Gn and every variety
Of Pine Imported and Domestic Liquors.
ChampaEne-MaI Sutaine, AOet q Chandon and
Mumm's Imperial, Cabinet and VerEsnay, Heidseiek and
other Brands.
CIaret and SRuteTne-Ineluding Chateau Mar
gauT Chateau LATTE, LeOve, LarOse, MaTgauX and ST.
Julien, Chateau and Haut Sauternes.
Hook Wimes-Of JOhuannesberger, Ma cObrlnnsr,
Rudesheimer, HOehhemeF, Sparkling Oek and Mosele.
the choicest varieties Elegznts, Regalias,
Couchas. Operas, Pressed and COmmunes.
Foreign Fruits-Of all kinds, Raisins, Almonds,
Prunes, sc.
Teas and CofGees-aIl Of the finest qualities.
Hams and Tomgues-BurlingtO n, Virginia and
Wesfphsla Hans, Smoked and Picked Tongues.
Goshen Butter-iH FiTkns, Tubs and Stone Jars.
Foreign PiCkels-Sauees, CaisHps, sardnes, Ca.
pers, Olives, sc.
PreserVes-East and West India and Domestic. And
full and general assortment Of every variety Of FINE
GROCERIES [marh6, '57-dly.
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INTENTION GENTs !

NEW CIGAR, SNUFF & TOBACCO HOUSE.
J. w. LANGLEY 81 CO.,
(LATE o. MUEFEEEsBORo)
NO. a. UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
CRAM parade Of the Lovers Of the 81 Weed" in all
"A its attractive form requested at tae above essb
nshmsnt for b inspection Of the aHest assorted stock OF
Virginia Chewing Tobacco and Havana
Cigars,
That has been opened in the city OF Nashville,
ssng Fl every grade Tobacco from 16c TO 50 pound
and from the he finest Havana Cgars, selected
carefully the city II Havana b Of the hrm We hest
late not say our can't be eIeled, If equaed in this
market.
Country Dealers viii ind 1t to their advantage to
give a cali before purchasing elsewhere, adVaH
Practical IObaccOnlsts and Exclusive Dealers en-
able US 70 offer superior inducements.
Remember the pace-sgn Of 'sThe Big Iniun,' second
door of the state Bank. J. ". LANGLEY q co.
mar2Z-dtf No A L nion street.
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WEST NAsHvuIE.-Remembert that J. l. & r. W.
BRowy viii this day, Tuesday l4th inst') at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, on the premises, sell to the highest
bidder about so Of the most desirable lots on Broad
street. West Nashville is improving very rapidly,
and is one of the best points about the city for the
investment Of capital Omnibusses and collation. as
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-14
PILES PILESI PILESI

rHIs HITHERTO IFRACrABLs BIsE,BE, or EvEaT FoaH AID
n EVERY sElsE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVANAEG4E'S PILE sALVE
WILL never fail m giving immediate rdsi, and posi-
w lively eur7 the worst md MOST o5s-naLe eases Of
HsnOrThoids e. Piles LIstl1
ONLY ISEALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere FOR the tiles and is the result Of years
81 patient study and iE7al -a--C-.
SuEsrsrs from Piles lave q remedy Ct band which
viii
STAND TIE TEST O. TRIAL.
without fear Of failure 0l Us part % do 81 hs Prorsor
claims for &C.
Full directions accompanying each box aud a That e
requisite strictly TO observe rlul, and ce Hil soon
10 follow
DR. 7 H. CAVANAUE7 Presently
Dear Sir. Whsu / arriTed To the city few DAYS ago,
was su.crDg intensely with the piles, mentioned my
condition to yUu, asking your advice You recommended
your Pile SAys saving E would cure me. Ued li The
effect was immeiia,e ard 7 an Tow vel. believe C
70 be- as it proved In nv ease invaluable remedy, and
sure cure Or that disease she Piles azd such
Esnd it 70 others
Ycurs truly, JOHN ", HANSON, 0fSt Louis, DO,
- Price 81 per box Fer sale IN Nashville BY EUin
Bros Wholesale Agents, and b. Druggists and Dealers
generally.
Dr. 7, q, CAVABAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
BHE3l-lT inside ~. Louis, No.
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COMMERCIAL.

UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, April Is, 1857.
No sales Of Cotton OF Tobacco to-day.
BACON.-Hog round is selling at IO9@1O4 being
an advance Of
GROCERIES-Are unchanged.
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GROCERIES.

FINE STOCK OF TOBACCO.
I I BOXES Marion pound Lump;
i 10 boxes W. Hanna do;
5 do S Kings do;
20 DO Waters do
lC1I do Wedding do;
81 90 Reld's California do:
IJ15 do fuckers Wild Orange;
1O5Z 40 &. Bower pounds;
5 do Sim son 5 Black
2S34 do Jas Fife pounds
8O5l 10 J c. Manning pounds;
% DO P. Watkins;
q do R. d. Burks pounds;
81 do J. L. Clayton do
Il do Powell haynes 60
q do do do DO;
% do John S. Hale;
25 do Headly do;
These Tobac'os comprise all grades, from common to
very superior, lOr sale very low By
CARTER, MCKAY &CO
spI6 IS Puoic Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-14
- CHERRY PECTORl

DOR The rapid cure OF H0arseness,
LOu n, Colds, 8rOn -hitis, WhOsp- q 80
ing-CoUglr Asthma and Consumption, q -a =
IL universally known as the best remedy = H
ever YET discovered for every variety OF Z e
Pulmonary disease. So vide Isl the Geld \ - -
81 iIs u-efdlness and Numerous the - - 3
cases Of is cures, that alu ust every sec - 49,,
zion ~ the country souuEds in persons aysz-aE RI
publicly known, who have been res,cr - -,----1l
ed from slarmug and even desperate
diseases Of the lungs by frs hen tried s guDc
riorfy over ever other eciuc gifts kind is Bp r 20
escape observation, and where its virtues tnouu The
public no longer hesitate bat aEudgte 10 employ Cor The
distressing and dang elections Of he pulmonary
which incident 70 climate BY rs timely man-
nay almost al attacks Of disease upon the Lungs tlr1a
arrested and saved many thousands every year
from premature gave. No family should Do Wt1uui IT,
and those who do neglect % preside themselves vh
remedy which wards on This dangerous class Of Diseases viii
have deplore when ig is late Proofs of the
surprising efficacy OF the Cherry Pscal need bot De given
% the peope,-ttey have living Prn0fs u every
ghbOThacd. But those who vsh reHd Che statements
Of those whose whole health has been restored end whose
lives have been saved by its use, viii dad Gen n my Amcr
Almanac which the Agents be8F named has 90 furnish
gratis for every
Prepared By DR.. J. G. Az ElEs Practical Chemist
Lowell Mass and sold Wholesale by Berry q DemovIllel
ard Retail by J1 e. Brown, and by an DgEssauf usai-
leH IN Medicine through tli5 section. mrh5--2ul-ia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-14
Aerfcultural hooks.

lust received by HAGAN & Bro Market street, Nash
. WHITES IiIrT GARDENING FOR THE SOUTH; Or, the
Kitchen and Fruit Garden, with the best methods Of their
cultivation together with hints upon Landscape and Flower
Gardening containing modes Of culture aud descriptions
the species and Yarss' Of me CuHLy Etgeta9Ies Fruit
pDf fou1d by trial adapted the the Union
south Pennsylvania, with Gardening Calendars for the
same Bv WIN. n. White, Of Athens, Georgia.
THAER'S AGRICULTURE. The Principles Of Agrioul-
ture, by Albert ID. Tnaer; translated by VIM. shaw and
Cuthbert W. Johnson, Esq, F. r. 5. With Memoir Of the
Aufhor I vol. 70, strong cloth.
STEPHFN1s BOOK OFTHB FARM: A complete Guide
10 The Farmer, Steward, PoWman, Cattleman, Shepherd
Field Worker and Dairy Maid Win -Four Hundred and
Fty Illustrations which added Explanatory Notes.
Remarks, &c. by skinner: Really Of the best books
for a Farmer 10 possess Cloth
Bake's Farmer Home, HOuatt, Randall, and Skin
Buists Am. Flower Garden ner,s Shepherds Own
Buist'g Family Kitchen Gar Smiths landscape Garden
deuer, lEg, Parks and Pleasure
NOrG s A sgsaT ,0 Weeks on the Honey Bee
TicuitaraI Chemistry Dor Wilson on Cultivation of
Johnslo0s Elements ofAp Miners An BeO-Kosper',
Geology 5i5lS. auinby's Mysteries of Bee
cultural Chemistry and Cottage s. farm Bee-keePer
Domingo Landscape Gar Guide, " ''u'' ''"''
Fessendehs Complete Farm Every Lady her own Flower
er and Gardener, Gardener; paper 25c
Fesseuden's Am; Kitchen The American Rose Cutur-
Gardener, cloth. ist paper IS cts,
Nashs Progressive Farmer, History Of Morgan Horses,
Richardson sDomescFowls, chinese sugar Cane and su
Varieties, Breeding SaNtOBE Rural Hand BOOKS
Richardson The Diseases vols,
and Management OF the Dement'S Rabbit Fsncsr; pa
Hog, per IS cts,
Richardson the DestTuc- Heemen's Vine Dressers
lion Of the Pests Of the Manual,
Farm, Neil's Fruit, Flower, and
Richardson the Hive AID Vegetable Gardeners
Honey Bee, Companion,
MibUrn and Stevens the Brownies American Poultry
Cow g. Dairy Husbandy, Yard,
SINNERS Elements Of AgTi Brownies Field Book Of Ma
culture, nuTes,
Tophams Chemistry Made Keepers Dog and Gun,
kasy, for the Of Skllful Housewife, paper,
Farmers. CherltOn's Grape Growers
Aliens Treatise the Gull Guide paper 50 cts,
ture of the Grape, Whites Gardening Tor the
Allen the Diseases Of Be- South,
site Animals, Eastwood Manual for Gull
Aliens Anne Farm Book, tivatiHg the Cranberry
Aliens Rural Architecture JohnsUns Dictionary OF Mod
Pardee on The Cultivation Of CARD eung,
the Slrag berry IS, Person the Culture Of the
Feeders FamoT- Land Mea- NluC
surcr American Agrcultaris,, 10
Phelps Bee keepers Char, vols,
Guenon's Treatise Mich BOugsiugault's Rural Econ
Cows paper 35cr Omy,
Gums D6u Medicine Thompson Stood mammals;
q book for every married paper So cts,
man and woman, Richardson on DOgs-theiI
Rsndars sheep Husbandry, Origin, Varieties, &c;
LIebig's Familiar Letters 90 eT25 els,
Farmers. Cobbeu's Am Gardener.
sANTON'S RURAL HAND BOOKS.-First Second snd
Third Series mares d&wu.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-14

ODD FELLOWS BALL-Tickets to Odd Fellows
Ball, on Thursday, 18th inst, can be procured at
LoNGHURsT Co.'s store only.
April it'd