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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-05-27
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENEss, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief of consumpve patients in advanced
stages of the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of Its virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of the
American States its wonderful Of pulmonary com.
plants have made 1t already known Nay few are the
families in any civilized country on this continent without
some personal experience Of Its eects and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dan.
gerous diseases Of the throat and lungs. While 1t is the
most powerful antidote yet known to man for the fOm
dable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs Il
Is also the peasantest and safest remedy that can be en-.
ployed for infants and young persons Parents should
have IL in store against the nsdous enemy that steals
upon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds to
believe the CHERRY PECToRAL lives by the eop
sumptions II prevents than those It Keep II by
you and cure your colds while they are curable,
ect them until human skill master the inexorabe
canker that fastened tho vitas eats your Life away,
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders and as
they know too the virtues Of this remedy need not DO
than to them It Is still made the best y can
be We spare cost no care toll to produce y tne
most perfect possible and thus afford those VINO re On
1t the best agent which skill furnish for tneT oue
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100 bblsLOGW OoD and SO boxe
= Extract Of Logwood Just received by
oct /. HENING Il MELVIN.
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aSd sIter Wedneada7, April lst, 80, lFa ;
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st. Mary's Home.

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES
NlWEER LlHTIEg To TWENTY.FIya
NFRS L~kGES has opened her h,uI rul r,. -lr.,
VI he .tty CarueI ,alu EUd Spruce streets. ..
mane
Prot Frrs ias taken The French c,Gs'.
Tarm,-Euslish rrau ue- per Scs % mnalas, Sg5B
Latin. Frrrch, gsush, IiaIGI, and r'UT
man. each HgT %. 70. sll-.--.-- .......-., 3 H
Mgsic-Trauo, p,r session .....-......-. 30 m
GHI.nr. ........-..... - H
nrsrf~r. Painting. and Needle Nors-usual Erces.
II y lultiou Ia Eble month 10 atyaure.
fFTEertIEs-y. {, Pearl. Supi Nas.vi' High Schuo
F. B. rog 2, FEsst. Of she Board Of Ei iacE-.u
Sept TT.
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ChanCery sale
OF VALUABLE LANDS IN THE CCUNTIES
Humphreys Bsu.ou M ObIOu

OF VALUABLE LANDS IN THE c. CUNTIES OF
Humphreys, Benton ma ObIOu-
pursuance of an intsr cut ry decree pronounced By
Il the Cnsncery Court At " aVer.y Tenn, a. g. sep
Teru, IL 81, the Of samuel CrOckeI and
0tlsrs vs. H.ry WINTER and ct ers heirs D. law Of
The late John Or exc Sc deceased viii, On A,uCsy,
me % day Il n NlveEber mex tnr COur. House n
OF Wavery, humphreys county, proceed 10 s,l e.
publ ale he hs negJ bdGsr 81 these YsusDt
owned BY sad - ed lyrUG said county LUX
rVer, civil dsJTic Nc. except ne portion OF Fa'd
l. nEs 81 present IncumteTed VIth The dCwtT OF his WC
OV sarah CrUtkett; which lands nOt surlt
point Of fertility BY any sud IN Tennessee all be
dvlceC in.O three more IrAc each aki v-lu ah5
farm.
ALSJ-At the same time and place will sell seven
negro slave, 10 wtArmsied aged 81, two Boy George
ck II or Is; negro an, barrie, hsI thges
chId eu And on saturday The IAN OF November neat
lie Court Il Camden, Benton county will ssll
twJ tracts OF laId; civil dlstHcl No U. said
county COnts uIrg 20 acres the Jher n sir.c No
1ontsInng zoo acres we'll known The Flower t act
q lsnu. aId Thursday, the ash day OI November
ReI', a. I1O OoCn county, viii sci! Two Tracts yIug
k-,l Foo. Lake "a county 81 Tbt mpsOus Ferry,
Ous Iact containing 90 acres, to Ohzr 81 acrs,
ug Iue situation locality ut these aLds tJe uest
umt ndatOn IhaI could gV Them. AL Uf The
a'Drs d lands ard will he sod upon ereut OF II
ntCs except tvU per cent C TIE purchase ey Vhc1
Nj be IeqUHei in cash BuBd VII two lpp.Cv
ed sscur uss viii be qu red tor toe baaueo OF The pu-
chase nav q IIeu IsgaIued the l. d
IN thas= 'uey paid Ths Sc LANDS able e4k
for heuse Yes and III ref re need no puff
CONE AND SEE
Sold al the instance Oi mpianans for the purpose Of
iIst Ibu sut-ct reeeu puon ana ite quss-
OnI. e, have all the title papers possess aud
SI cbeertully give any information Ces raj,
d. K OWEN,
oct rs fee so CLERK Master.
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Nc cCIuxes Buck G. Go,
TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORK Err

NO. 10 MARKET STREET,
TIAVB always hand Tin Plate, Sheet Iron. TiBned
II copper Ryetsl Castings, ParlOT and Chamber Crates
Stoves Tin Ware and complete articles
usually kept 10 our line.
COUnEr Merchants are requested to call and eEamine
stock before purchas elsewhere are prepared
MI their his Enud terms an Neal
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NUMBER 22I.
HEATH OF AmERIcAN woM.AN.

To sLgis scyrs, N D.
Asa physician ana sargsou OF the highss reputation
call upO few facts OF The vial IN
p5TtanCe = every WOMAN IN the country.
men di ON disea than irom any ohsr cause,
they unable cure the diseases "a 70 @
fwI asa VOC, a. snton to the reasons frtas and
remedy VII en- been emDsntiy sueet ssui Iof nasy
years aud winch his the sanction oil the most enugasne1
The meacinss tn Esnsfal use among the profession Orhe
trsstm, - ftre VVomD ~ IA, ID rau<co Nous
ut rve org 0seihsf -la ne
CO struOEals y JtOms stendl Ihe-a trOh Sa
enz them atie,i Il informed hal shs - 'aAlAs
no hing tbai wills bUII hsr. Il. rs See
Iron, The 1t harmless and he best Of hem, Nhen Eyen
for mplAht produces heat hi1si, mctJ u esn
ing md s'A1is hsadaeasS Ssssls PfJdaess nessss
mi ing xidoiness eirun, supOr add ~elEhgn the bead
StTVeAaAs poison EiesHs 'Rat he mgss winus doses
metme fatal and yet Vsn y ~ r' ns %, <
AMI hJuI ka Wed o. al JBe MT hdicaI wheh
prevent Lt,Om c-u,Hg deLiR T. sHe-t VI OpiuM Is
relieve by relax the muscles, 0e tns Vey aa-
90 Is zssin OF some t-v Noel t5rIurng
prt. CSxHl and CaaAarisss o, = ease G. Tons
nett rembugs, u bthsss anu sTsa' aeLl Fsssassl lro
d. iea e, ana they also mi aissHC sta IL sr1
d charges and Ometimes IneurAor 81 ease o lLs 1der
L. sua'l dos trse Dedet 80 wa hJ1 atNAJs lNO1es
imme fatal FEES Out eostin1ed a. 'ney are IN ne
in=ug OF these diseases, N ~ IneV laoy Js ne
y ssm, aud eauselingsrn d Hnlui = P,oll > -.
- the NOmIL who arsads last enough on mo
- NJ the ard y thss viOlsut POIsous
can epIyue ysu, administration OF thess
u utsrns bot on the
mJst IN aTiAby follow thelr use ihe lnsles pos
Is Gradually absorb b. the system until the pat eut oly
PetSe Fes Der irOf 4 Hm 10 Anu slste - ~ o.
ask 80, and physician, vhy Will ycu give
you practice ghlCh prTssLs IA administer
Ing poison and Ia dust z women 10 tneIr vsTy
R6rlunaIeI, we SIDE OF the 70
brilliant Tnere Is remedy tOr n SO Complaints
Il i conpos ID Of pOsoT but mecica s les OF great
efficacy. njurs Iha stem. lt
oertan edset rs Ingre mems az ne ser
vcs Of sOurssl any ph, san series OF letters pub
isned in lsad papers and addressed 10 enI1sut
physicians have argued tins value OF ths medicines
MarsHGl's Gtrue CahOe0n) and have CIV PTeOi Ol rs
efficacy
Ny OBJ Is To cal your attention 70 comparison Of
is efficacy wh the failure your pWn reme1ies ~ con
mild sctioH NilAJhe harsh fatal Cf
The poisOus nsIersd hs prufsss generally
and . upOu value you- repuat1n, % use
MarShapc UIeuns CalholC8n the Ttsk being
asse with those pbysIeans who, pur uiBg old beaten
track excite ply for thelr ignorance our execraon
N IL knIVsry.
?. BRIDGE, N. d.
Secretary Graefsn berg Co.
For sale by MACKENZIE Il BEJkWIIh,
OctQI-tf Nashville.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
EailrnaG
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY gi2-rEIEE 'rTlROs Pa HOURS.
FEVRAINS through from Stevenson TO Mem - -
II phis and make close connection with trains E5sg4
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad a. Steven ssEa
Through Tickets from Nashville Memphis sold Tor
SI2 Time through . hours
- no STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville the O'Clock P
Train, which arrives Stevenson Is, a. NJ aud
with Trains for Memphis. No delay except chang
ng &. l.. ANDERSON.
api3-tf. Ticket >geur
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KE. Z. DOF'rEs.

ECLlPSE STOVE FOUNDRY.
I this Foundry an making Cooking, ParIOr,
II and EEeaIiUay Stoves, of every variety Hollow
Ware OF ai kinds, hutrous, Sad Irons and 4" Efe Irons
OF aii kinds.
ALso, uu, C.ppe- and Sheet Iron Ware all OF which
propose sull whole ule retail cheap for cash
pUucua time dealers Particular attention paIg Roofing
ami c IlleuuE- q .. ORRIS,
anr.- Sc. G,nl.aya Etraet. NnshNIIia
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DISTILLED FROM COAL.
SeJrNT7RED pVTER Eps pATENT

DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECURED BY LET ERS PATENT.)
II RRoSEEP fLLUMINETBD OIL. The light obtained
fluid hees fore discovered iheIplosIve and will re-
main hmpld In the very coolest weather
Company recomm nd lamps beet adapted TO this
OIL, the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured by the following
parties Nessrs. COrneius Baker, slsO of Phlla
delPha T. v HaughwsUt& & Co.. 4s6 Broadway, the Brook
1872 William Street, L. Msrcier 136 Elm Street, and Ed
wards, "A street, N. Y Samples of different style
Lamps can be seen az the ONCE Of the Company.
kERosRNE LUBRICATIEG On, No l. Prepared the
hnest all other Kinds Of Machinery; burns brilliantly
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
as best Sperm Oil and is admirably adapted TO Railroad and
Steamship use,
kEHosEEE LuBRIcATINs Oils, No. 243 Superior Lubrica
and viii be found to posses advantages any Oil
the market At priceswIl not burn-and have been
the requirement Of Railroads others
kEEOsRNR BENACLK OIL Prepared expressly for Ships
aud will be found Rd miaby adapted for of Steam
Men Of War, Merchants sses Ls ke and River Craft
and burns in all the Cabin SJaeroOm' CinnaCe, EOraSe
Lamps Sig nal Lanterns, &C.
Bnnace Oil will remain hud long best Sperm, and
will burn all night wi hout requiring t be trimmed, and sd
vantage that viii be obvious TO every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
ship, handlers, Druggists and GOcers in New York, and
ths regularly appointed Agents of The Company in Of
The principal Towns and Villages of the United States,
Canadas ana the Island Of Cuba.
LOcs Agents appointed n conformity nth the rues esab
lshed BY tAs Board of TTastees,l on application TO
AUSrEhSS
GKNERAL AsENTs, KEROSENE Oh Co.
No. so Beaver street, N. "
N. 2. Circulars with full particulars, testimonials, pnces
&C, d. will be forwarded on application as above.
june6-ly. IA. WI
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SUGATs
Wheat! Wheat 4! !
Wheat.

WE will pay the high Market price in ash for prime
w red and Will Wheat, for immediate delivery
oetIS-dt-wozw m. JOHNSON & W EANES.
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NEARLY CNB PRIZE TO EVERY 3 TICKETS.
HAGNlFtCFN SCUELEI
i95 Prizes amounting to................{3<J,O 600
TICE ais.
WHOLE TICKETS, So. HALN ~ 3; QUARTERS, EZla
pIA, TUE JDTTfNpV

PRICE or llChETss
WHOLE TICKETS, So. HALE ~ .; QUARTZ RS, $Z1l
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 90 50uDG corresponding with those
Numbers lEg Tickets printed separate SIPS PAPER,
eucirced in small tu tubes placed il Wheel.
Tae drst AZ Pr4es similarly printed and ,nCiTclod,
placed Ia another W heel.
THe Wheels tneu revolved, and a number is drawn
EOm toe Wheel Ct NUMBER and the time Prize s
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize
nat Ie opened exhibited lhp audience aud REGISTERED
by the Commissioners; the Prize benz placed against
Number drawn. This operation Is repeated until an the
Prizes are drawn out.
AUTHORIZATION PHIzEs.-Ihe two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers 20 those drawing frsI Prizes l
be entitled 600 the - Approximation Prizes For eysHr
Ticket No. 1880 draw The SUuuU3 tIrs, those Ticket
cred l24S, 1893 l25I ll2J1, wl hs eUt oI
g4JU Il Ticket No. 5jU draws the so N prize. those lick
cts 5- sol, a52, viii entitled $500,
and 50 ou according 20 She scheme
The 5Uy Prizes g2U viii be determined by The last bg
the No that draws the S6DuO0 prze For example
the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends h !, then
all the tickets wsre the tsr will be entitled
- $50 II tie number nds with No ,, then all The tickets
where the number vail be euuJlgd ts 80, and
90 OntOO.
Certificates of Packages vii! be sOld at the following
rst IS, which is the Ilsk.
r,rf11 11.s4fD D,,fp pgrL0s e n
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REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKETS
AEDHa@h Rlzzah Epamsah =
/ -

Having been thnrOugey OVerhaTled and newly q ted on
with superior accommodations, 90 regular
ten day tr the fret Of water. Ths cmmapauts
and courteous clerks these =, give ucin-
usti and Louive 9rompt and SATISFACTORY az euJu % all
orders entrusted to them. For reigFt 0r pasarea ap
Oet2l-5m. II. H. HARRISON, Agent
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TNTa2EA@n M ,

TNIPTY Thousand bushels wanted, for which the hi
L market price will be paid, by. -
EWING McCRORY &
iuIy II-tf corner Of Market and hurc
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w. T.. CEgERIDS 81 co.'s
Patent
ELASTIC HIRE AND WATERPROOF,
CEMENT ROOFLNG

CEMENT ROOFING.
THE uraerru hay purch ssed the state Right foi
ii into general u7c aud asks he attention Of architects
Buude rs haroEd tgmp-ules' an4 he public generally 20
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS shoul not fail to exam
this rnod better aud cheaper than any thing
use Tho maternal frs hard aud smooth surface that viii
resist the acton u' Ine atmosphere every climate. Il is
mreryiogs wa,.r, eslc aud flexible. II contptts and
expands changes ofILc Eimos hets and I'll Meth
crack nor ro and, as 10 Us 5dy, here
Lis Traolcay nperishabio, and viii peres,fly resis,
any ordinary "a exposure 90 hre ssis abunuany prov
ed, aud we VIII "aTru'h naI'r proc" We "ll eEghsetc
Pu: oduE over ordinary oJ sheathiug, cd shin
giles aud Eraya zinc and zinc. coppgr roofs
Al naEl"E Oh" -9.Iehre h'" ''AtF or la ne! may O-or
do lrs PgruUe hundred eet being cheap
lhun any o' 90. lae old J.' and We are sure Ii will
o. 0ur't 20 be the les, thing ever invented to
cblue,s -ratr .rr n fnlogs, and CUTTERS, where The
ru-suH nruu-.- is Cement be put - last
winch D. i..IgH.d Tia Gu's 5r painted and
Ie-l dollars and hlty cents per hundred
Tn, touang VIA be .a Co De the bet ding ior overng
ho.is sh.r tlrg aye mU'h exposed 70 tre-such
Iils- saw A-- Fac. res, ia r'Ld Cars, brdges
IN l ROOF b.-s t,sT., I, a gerrg ,posure ron, rrs
or. c. withouts JOINT n IL, presents no
chance m fire % communicate, aud any light substance will
II l.ararge oHass at Cincinnati, and oher places
where ,Ud & Co.'s Cement has been use, Insure Buildings
Tor those l".o-af Us. ..E .u, Copper oT Tin.
l. Go" Cement W'l be furnished 10 those al distance
viii direction /, tor using using
orders -rH' .Ia lutcrs gHsdr through the FOst-of
Zee, will0e ProwPdy attended o. .-
..... NO. u, spruce street.
TESTIMONIALS AM hrFhRENUbS.
orFIor hreErvr .r,rs IssrEAvcE CosrAyr,l
To ur whom it may concern: rar.is to certify that have
examined Slee.u -n '-''.s " W. BE- CHlds d Co's
UEia- ic Fireaud H.a-Frrr' g. meat Roofing, and be-
usva ITO be owueny suP-"'TP amy other Elnd Of Roof
2 muse. vas eye wIuess OF
buid.ne afea s.rlck directly opou ,9d oornce
urasy aour iis1ood ihe tra, eegnd al espscIaon
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Is Tpss HOLLISTER d CARL Err,
,nro2 % UIiCr sfTeri.
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THIS Institution Is stulted miles from Sprngdel
about q q arIeT Of mile from the BardsioWn an
STrug field Turnpike, GId is conducted by the Sses
lgyufuic.
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JTTANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red whes
w for which will Iay the highest market price, de
Iiyered Ware hOass, Spring Clark Street
Nashville. Wheat will be olassed as follows
Ten cents per bushel WILL be paid ioT prime White above
prime Red, and 10 below for prime bedteranan-
his Whest the loves classification. When Amber Wheat
is prime, five cents per bushe will paid the price Of
Spring and other Red Nheats.
The Ambsris known here by Farmers Blue Stem OF
Missouri Wheat. Next TO this the Golden ChaH-mosl
desirable.
First Glass, White; Second Glass, Amber,
Third Glass, Golden Char; Fourth Spring
and all other Red WheHs except MEDITERRANEAN, which
s ten below in value.
5000 Grain Sacks on hard BY
3 FRENCH II SON
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C. E. HARDY & CO.'S
CITY &sssAap

LIVERY SALE STABLE.
ON hand number Of choice 1Tses Bug gzfea Carrass
~ &c, which will be let reasonable terms We viH
give personal and careful attention N The purchase
or EeepnE horses busg &C Our charges ha al avs
be moderate and by ste attention 10 Their hu.ioes s
hope 10 merit the patronage OF q liberal eommunssu
No. - College Street.
Nashville, Oct.3 81. Immediately below B,osd.
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swan u Co.'s Lotteries.
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
CAPITAL PRIZE
10000 D0ES.&RS!

The FOL owing scheme Will be drawn by Swan Co,
Managers Of the Fort Gaines Academy 10 terry egCh
their Lotteries for October, l-a7- -ugUss, Georgia,
winch City they have reno ed heir principal office.
CLASS Gl,
To he drawn in the city Aug Georgia, public
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1857.
CLASS s..
To be drawn in the city u Aug sta, Georgia, public,
SATURDAY, NOW MBER Ii 1857.
CLASS G3
20 be iTaHn in the city Of Augusta, Georgia, public
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER p, 1857.
CLASS 81
To be drawn In the city Of ugusta Georgia pa ubic on
SATURDAY, NUVEhBER %, 1857.
On THE PLAN Of SINGLE NUNHuHSr
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDREDAND NINslY-FlVE
PRIZES
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Certificate Of Package Of Whole Tickets, SsC
10 half ........ A.
10 Quarter ........ q
10 Efghll ....--. Ia
IN ORDERING T5CF

II ORDERING TiCh Els OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Ckels order
ed the receipt OF which they viii be forwarded BY hrl
nall Purchasers Cat have Tickets ending with any t.
are they may designate.
The lBtut Drawn ImOers and Prizes will be sent t.
lurCIls. rs Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers y please write their signature plain, give
nelr Post Office, COUNTY and State.
o h,ucuoer thaJ every prize is drawn, anl payable
tUiI without deduction
iss All prizes Of = Cog and under, paid jmmedistsly
lrr 'he dTa"Iusothsr rIses the usual tins Of talr'
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cunning TILE BETW ZEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTINORE, % HOURSI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash
tngton can be procured % which point as well as tC
5aJInore is the shortest most direct and IN every
spe the os reliable route II is the only route by which
prcbgsgrs Of Through Tic Sets New York enabled
- reach the cities Of BALTIMORE Philadelphia and New
York Al the cost of Ticket New ork Only thus
biuJ business Neu and Travellers Cr pleasure inUr
mafnn 10 visit four Of principal cities the Union for
5sss cost than can be aforOe1 By any other route.
Ana il Is the luly by winch Through Tickets
,e had TO chmOnd Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg,
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, Savsnneb Macon A.
ANITA Augusta Bsrkley Springs ana Bedford Springs
Passengers from NAsHvLLs lake the stage Coaches OF
erer Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland river,
n 9rIsv,LLE couneeHug there with the United States
Nail steamers to Cincinnati or with the JrdsTscuvllie
Gailread 10 lndsuapuis Ind make direct connection
oIuubus Ohio win th- Central Ohio RarCad TO Whee.
10 whence close connection with the Baltimore aud Ohu
2siIroad Is made to Washington City Baltimore Phia
depbia and New orr
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
MS are transferred Cairo to the Of the lnus
: entral Railroad from thence passing through Terre
Ieute Indianapolis, Dayton and AenatO Columbus Three
ailv Trains leave Columbus al 10 s. M, $3.50 T. M and
& ! =. 81.
re k g7Ef riding Through Tickets 20 Ill the Eastern
es at the same rae charged by other routes 10 A650
YyE on it is B30 the sh8TLes most speedy and direct
% al the leading points IN 'ne last The distance IRON
Columbus to sam0reIs only $40 miles being about 100
niles shorter IL NeE YORK. than 5y any ober rte There
re less changes Of by this route aud consequently
sss doeuton than oy ary other.
81 The road is balla5ted With broken stone and Is
Forfurt5er n or-uston psass apply tO D. q. RUHSEY,
gent, Nashville, Team
For Through tickets apply in louisville at the Office Of
oa o. s Mall steamers, or 81 ta Je1sr5Onviie Railroad
dics Main street WM s WGOBSIDE,
Master Transportation B. q q. L. &. =
JCEN 81. SHARP, General Western agent
Is
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Gilt sale now Open

NO. Is. CEDAR STREET
BAVE received direct from the trade sale
al BOOKS, and ut paper, together with over
1900 dollars worth ul Watches JeWeTy and Fancy u ods
TIE Books, viii sr' Publishers rlces and
would request az OF Books % call and examine
Autng the gfs, I'd aud silver Watches Jsaery q c
IT. Auction Sale every evening
n r. I7as Eu.A Money taken C. FOX
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-31
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NHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantcctes
WithWesteru Northwestern ana Southwestern StatsA
cy continuous Railway direct hs road aEo connects
a FtsbUrg with daily line Steamers to Ell ports on
be Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Saudusky with
Steamers to s ports the Northwestern Lakes rskius
the most direct ckegPes, dHG reLatJs route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great WeE
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS. Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods r. : ,,oz,
lin boZesJ Furs, Feathers, Sc....... ''' per IV'A
SECOND CLASS Books and stationery
Dry Goods lin bslesD Hardware, Lea SOC per leOn
HIR0 GLESS.-Arvils, ,Bsggirg Bacoa, i.o.-,oon
and Pork (in bulk, hemp, &c. -.... OO1 p0' A0oH
JRlA CLASS.-C0fee, Fish, Bacon, l,o.,.,,oov,
and Pork tpsckedD lard aud Lard Oil 9O' p'' iO0N
Fiour-75 cts per te IN .her notice
Grain-35 Cts. per lbs = s. further notice.
CoOn-$2p per bale OtsASss ling 500 lbs. weight unt
lurther notice.
- In shipping GUods from any point East Of Phila
elphia be particular 10 Hgrt package Philadelphia
RIirOqd" All Goods consigned 20 the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia or Pittsburg will be forwarded with
ut detention
FRsIsa7 AGKsTs.-Harris, WOruley & Co., Memphis,
tennessee r. z Sass Co, St Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son Evansville Indiana Dumesni Bel and Murdoch and
Carter Jege Louisville, KY; G. Meldrum Madison,
indiana; Sprigmsn Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati
s. r. Graham Co., GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Leech Co, No
York; Nol William street, and Nos BatterE Place New
York: E Sueeder. PhiIadephis MagraW L Rooms, Bal
imoTe; Geo. G EraDoscus, PIttsburg.
l. Il. HoUSTOHr Genera FREIGHT agent, Ph3Lz.
q. J. LONBAEEl, SUy't, Altoona, Pa.