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a The longest read is the New Ork Central, I've
hundred and ffiy-six miles total cost and equip
ment thirty millions, and last dividend eight per
cent. The shortest is the Erie and Northeast,
twenty miles; cost sud equipment seven hundred
and 6fty Thousand ard lssl dividends ten per cent
The largest dividend is msds By the Galena and
Chicago road, and the smallest By the Raleigh and
Gaston- Ninety four completed roads make no div
idends at ALL OF the whole number 0uly eight have
not eontraeted debts The debts are enormOus-tho
lowest eight thousand two hundred and forty-tEo
dollars and the highest twenty eight million eighty
enc thousand four hundred and sixtysight doilarsi
aud it also appears thatfEenty Of the companies
have borroEedthe round sum Of TOO hHadrsa maiioas
sf dollars"
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pLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

The Numbers to $4,000, corresponding with those
ter on the Tickets printed separate slips Of pe, eccled
with small tin tules and placed in wlleel-
4j7 Prizes, similarly printed and encced placed
in another wheel
The wheel is en revoyed and number is drawn from the
wheel Of nners, the time prize drawn from the
other The number and prize drawn out opened and
hd to the audience, and gerci by the Commissioners;
prize being placed against the number drawn The operation is
re,eated until all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PkEEZ ES.--Ihe two preceding
and the two suooeIing Numbers those drawing the first
Prizes viii be entitled the % ApproxnatRg Prizes Fore
aple Ticket No. 1880 draws the S00O Prize tlose Tickets
numbered lI24s 1929 PSI I viii each be entitled to 4oo
If Ticket the $50 600 Prize, those tickets numbered
55 so, 5j will each be entitled to $500, al accord
ing TO the above scheme.
THE S50.OUO PRIZE OF SEQ viii he determined
by The last figure Number that draws the S7OO0O Prize For
example, If drawing the S000 Prize ends with No.
then where the number ends in J. will he entitled
to 500 If the ends with No 2 then all the Tickets
where the Nuey ends will be entitled SEQ and to o.
CERTRFICATES OF PACKAGES will he sold At
the following rates, which is the risk:
Certificates Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half 40
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ma Secretary Toueey says the Navy Department.
cannot got along without greater addition % the
Navy than tsn sl0ops. The neesssities Of the ser
vice actually demand twenty more, IN order 10 &C.
e,ipy the ststiOns Whsrs mes of var are needed
and a5rd proper facilities fer the relief and repair
AZ veeaels
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KTySsSTON SPRINGS

WNTIEEs be opened the Sumner season Of e - -
are % receive Boarers, and furnish the last accommodates
a the rates Of 81 per day, 50 % per We $50 20 per on1
Servants and children under y years q a half Price. band
Of nu viii be attendance. passenger Carriage Eill
regularly, saTing Noel Co.s5 College street, sVey Tng
Thzrsaay Gnd Saturday
RlTSs-d6ElR 3, .KREDEEa AEah
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TW0 W0V7TT18TF FARMS FO7z SAFE.

Y1VIIAT valuable farm which the unierignal has rs
the last eight or years, B FOR sale 70 les on me Ei
u Big TIarDeth river, the county % Hsgu fourteen
frh Nashville, the village 0f Isus the Acaldna 30
Centrevlle Turnpike nine miles from Frnkn5 1s county
n williamson within tgo miles % fle North hsslra @
rad nov hn1 constructed. The tract contains aolt l I'M
rei and eight acres first farming and ne eo4 me
lstHeen Davidson Williamson through ne Ng
corner u the tFac Is formerly The sell known arm d ne a
wilkins Whitfield
On this farm are tao comfortable residences Win All nely
,rt bouse- barn. cr stldc esrss1use &C. Eithan ar-
eeilet Young orchard Of choice lr Good spring Ha
d an elruance Of never falling stock water running from
Frnt surcs hrourh Adjoining this farm 3 anq
tst Of about tsu unsd of excellent lnd Ht 3-
rsjenc- for sale The suil % bsth tracts Is equal p ~
fr e-oo either grain gss; and both unie1i lly
soifl seirsratsg together, nay llt 1uyers q p
-l Judges cguLl be made ol the eeslst21 - -
selfe. % iasszs. As those wanting % buy ao- =
to view the premises heiore puEchug, a i--. =
ienei unnsesssary, all inriis q car l9l
selves I1aE15s0d&sfl '0--'' T. L-A-''
II WISH IN rsIi theflI which re- ~ Hilson county
ssi,s-r I'D ..Ireri lg Mr. John T. hi contain
n HI, TeS sfr ons hunlred and niesy-u nine and al
r 9-f ne frluiar lnd With comfortable DWELLING VA
81 o-,r6guss suislle for snail farm, ailh good
- ~ S q we'll enclosed with good iess, including t1t
-. irsd yards Of stone fence via sal l1s place spa
| - sgstier sith Mr. Hin beth united would certain
IL sa dasahls farm, and purchases are invited % cil ea
~ I'M and examine the premises.
LAVIHIA CEAIGHBAD-
Forfurhsr particulars apply b NJ H. n. sngor a the s'11
q snymier & frizzell, NashTiiia.
augz5-eoesHu = q
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Raa- \ correspondent Of the FE.iosoI Latslligsn-
Ger furnishes It with The following interesting stas
tics Of The railroads Of The United States:
" There are in the United States one hundred ami
seventy.four railroads, 0f which TWENTY-FIVE in
progress Of construction. Fify-eight only Of this
number psy dividends from tWO-and-a-hah 20
twenty-five per cent. per RBRum, viz:
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Rea The WaterioSn CFisconsin) Dszsoerat says
that nice potatoes are selling in that city by ths
farmers at eight cents q buElel, and the sWesses'
butter Ct ten cents pound.
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NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD.

n C. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and Boards
has now on large lol Of Cedar, eli0G and White
Pine Flooring Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank, oist nt
ling Square Cedar, Cedar Plank, and Poplar shingles. have
ave Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar, dressing Poplar and
yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine msng No.
Poplar Shinaesall in operation supply any
quantity Lumber Shingles at the shortest notice aud at e
lswest prices for cash. J. c. DARDEN,
fds o.
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NEW YORK 10 NASH E1-ELLE

g,aefaI rasss. 3
CLASSIFICATION OK THE ABOVE ROUTES.
1SAs CLASS s=panoF Books, Stationery Boet
Shoes Liquors. Oils Ec., In bottles; Canaee aud Spirits
Tupeutine, in barrels; Garpens Chna Glass and Glass
ware in cases Clocks, Confeconees, Cotton Cards; Cut
Iaess Drugs Fruit Trees and slrGery, Eurs- Garden
6ees Looking and Looking Glass Plates tt own
Tiss Oysters and jars nilerys I'm ana Brit
tauia Ware, Teas and Spices.
sd CLASSs--ardNare, ezcet soch specified in First
and Cisses) Coffee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Ii
quors in barrels and pipes; tobacco, II boxes Leather, IN
and bozes 0ils, IN barrels and casks; Orockey and
RueensF2re, crates and CASKS Aloo MAHhsi Eiasetl
Sheet Brass and Copper.
3D TASS.--Ax shovsls Spades, SaIrons, Zinc and TIN
pigs Tin Plate. AnVis Vices, casks Of Chains ana Hoes,
Esnia and Cotton Cordage, Coffee Heavy Castings NH
Gearing, Carriage Springs and AX Railroad Neiels and
Agies, Chairs, Spikes and Bosin IN barrels.
other light articles not enuIeratedi alse, Crs q Acids,
or other Clelnica wi be charged BY actual weight, at
double FIRST Glass rates.
, No charge for ifayage, Wharfage, Forwarding. The
above rates cover all expenses from New York Nashville.
II , Stevenson and all stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road, west 9f Stevenson, entitled & above rates.
VI 1t ony necessary insure goods to Charleston and S
vanna tie Roads assume they delivered by the
into tie hands Of e dymen the wharf, until dev-
cred depot Of destinations By doing this merchants viii
save from = so per 100 M e lst and p class goods
IL Road viii be responsibefor damages occurring at
Sea.
Goods shipped via Savannah should be eongneO Agent Cen
trll Railroad, Savannah Georgia.
Goods shipped via Charleston, should be consigned 10 Agent
South Carolina Ralrcad, Charleston -
CHARLIE W. ANDERSEN,
iuneI-f General Agent.
Banner Gazette and Patriot copy, and discontinue freight
Advertisements.
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Fnr FllsT PlAeH. o. 4aE ssssgs.-Ths Mobile

Msrcury Of the Sd inst. says:
iC. c. Langdon, Esq exhibited 10 this morn
ing 8 perfectly ripe seedliag peaeh, produced on
his fsrm, on the Mobile aad Dhio RailrOad. twas
100 precious 10 ssmpe, asths eyes Of al his friends
had to be fsasted upon it. Ne can say, however,
lhai il gave out delightful oior, was Of moderate
size All Id q deep blush.
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: BIIssOURI LANDS FOR SALE.

AIIEAII0N ENIFR.HNIo M oFbtALAIDIt6- N
AYING made arrangement with extensive Real Estate
firm in Saint Louis for sale liberal terms, large
number desirable fam and unnproYi lands eontning ch
from acres, located in the following counties; e1er
son washington franklin aLdfson Polk Usage Montgomery
entry Cole, ami other counties number Of the
farms well mproye we'll Watee and tfere and portions
OF the lands in a high state of cultivation.
We viii furnish those wishing to buy list Of the lands and
frm letters of Introduction b tie St Louis Hrns Tie
quality Missouri lands well established that comment
frl is unnecessary. Apply at office ~ S1ft Cherry
street address, j. L. & u, ". Bl9NN,
fnayI3-tlty8.vtf Nashville. Tennessee.
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AsHV1LL TENNE sSEE,
SEAR rHE rpHtlV ssuaEE,
rs now orsn Tor the recommendation of the ps6lio Ts l
house has been th0FeagidT renolasa and rs-iasnlsi
The pgorTetor Is determined, hT attention u the e9f
q hh gussts, 70 merit the patronage q TIE Pqbl -
CEa5 PRICES
Board per day, $50
h Board per week. :. so
4 EAS8EfONAEEsE DANCING ACADEMN.
i MONS. q. a. PINGUELF, a.rra
taf he ias returneI Is tie city and Hiat he uin n
open BIZ Academy at his lIal on SATURDAY, October
5ats Ts5 H5ars ~ 35tsa Frid4s nj osloct n H. 90
7 Saturdays af 3 elack, =. Y. and = y.
Amonr The new dance lately rceivai
the new and fashionable LANCER QUADRILhE us dsnee In
81 > skfai Tr lie liberal patronage heretofore extended q
him, Mons rspeetfally soiets coauanoea q tie saae
VOLLENTINE's DIGEST.
MEaIPHEH, FelEuaEy ., las8.
H. voLlnx1sr, Esl:Ys have aslninei your Digsstof he
Decisions of the supreme Court u fennesee delivered sahs
Interest The work exhibits aceuey research and abilye
printing and binding we'll exeeutsi and i must prove yu-
able ation e library Of eTey iagyer We rut you may
be amply rewarded for your et e serve the profession and a
A. WRIGHT, JOIN P CAKUEHEEs. .
HENRY SMALL. Judge Of the Common Law
1 WI 7. Drown aHd Claneery oOurt Of Mem
4. 6. 6. f8ist P3YNE, B. E. MsKrzRxAv,
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of ts Criminal Court q
sAML;; "; AYREs, JOHN T. SALE,
B G1i1911 7. S. AYREs.
HAsHYH1E. March 4, l858t
II. VoLLISIIsE Esq-We have eSamne your Digest 0f the
Decisions Of l Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported since he
pucation bleig Digest which includes volumes n
Reports. The points decided clearly saie and
sratis sy t the work characszs By accuTacy5 a-
ty great industry. It viii be Of much value Tie Bench
you will receive the patronage Of the
profession, 70 which yoa justly entitled.
NELL s. BROWN, HENRY N r. ROGG,
r. ". MACGATOCk, RUSSELL HOUSTON,
". F. COOPER, TIIOS WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox, A. g. MERRITT,
MANSON NJ. BRIEN, SE.t S. TENAHLE,
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN II. EWING,
g. II. FOGG, JNO. REID
sJN0. A. McCAMPBELL, WAI X TURNER,
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge Of the Circuit and
ABRAM L. DEM0Ss, Criminal Court.
The above mentioned Digest be had at the following Book
stores.
.3Iesrs. Lamb, Young 4 Co.. Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr. G. II. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee. as-s
Messrs. John York & Co., Nashville, Tennessee. ~
Mr. J. A. Rsyl Knoxville, Tennessee.
may4-l6rEtf SD D. E- II. TOLIINrINE. I
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI


FEyHE ONLY ROUTEby which through tickets Washington
is shortest, most Direct and in respect the most reliable
It the only by which purchasers Of Through
Tickets enabled 70 reach the cities Of Baltimore
Phiadph nd New York, the cost of ticket to New York
only, enabling business ard travellers for pleasure
Information visit four o the principal cities In the Union for
less cost than can be adUrdedly any other route.
And Is the only by which Through Tickets be had
burg, Va; Charleston Savannah Macon, Atlanta, Augusta
Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers Nashville e Stage Coaches Of Carter &
ThOmos the Cumberland river. to Louisville,
connecting there the United States Mail Cncin
natl or with the JeaersonYill5 Railroad indianapolis Ind.
laks direct connection Columbus, Oho with tie Ceutra
Oho Baroad Wheeling whence close connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad made to Washington City, Bau
more Philadelphia and New York
? Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred the Of the Illinois Central Raroad
thence passing through Terra HauJ, indianapolis, Dayton
Xe1a % Cciuubus Thr Daily Trains leave Columbus
10 A. n $50 z. n. and =, ?. n
Travellers requested notice that while this the
only sorjBg Through Tickets 70 al the Eastern Cities at
the charged y other to A6t0 l0E O il is
also the shortest speedy and direct all the leading points
SIC miles, being 100 iss New York than By any
There changes Of by this rUu
consequently less detention, than by any other.
III The rea IS balastsd with broken and entirely
fres from dust.
For further Information please apply to D. g. RUsT agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville at the Office
.. 5. Mail steamers to the Jacksonville Railroad Once,
Main street. TM S. WOODsIDE,
Master Transportation y. & o. r. r.
JOHN II. SHARP, General Western Agent.
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TFIPORTEERS Of and Wholesale dealers Havana Cigars
Tobacco, and all kinds Of Foen Wines Liquors. ete n
Public Square, Nashville, Teunessee.
ff eSUMAEEER TRADE.
Having anticipated large demand soon to be made
goods of all kinds Sume, constantly receiving
haee hand stock Of Fine Wines Brnes aud
Liquors kinds, Cigars Tobacco sunries which
orders LYONS & co.
iuaM Nes u Public equREa
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CIGAR luANUFACT0RH. ~ F.
FEyFHE undersigned very extensively engaged in the
manufacture all kinds Of Cigars, ard are enabled
pete successfully any Of the Eastern Cities. ARM
o has charge department. Of business being pr
cal Ciearaker may rely upon getting such goods
are give satisfaction, and which viii guarantee IL
every instance We san assure friends and customers that
making fine Cigars from Havana Rpor
direct from there the finest Tobacco thereby saving considerable
duty enabled sell Cigars when much lower
rates than anything Ike article could imported then
Why not
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUsTRY7
Call and examine for yourselves at LYONS < co.
No. n Public Sluare.
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EWING RSITRY. e Co.
LEALYETT q sMITH,

= A4-4hAA = = y = ~ = II
WHOLESALE DEALERSlIG zgs-F
LIQUORS, .TOBACCOs CIGARS SoG., &c.
N3s 10 and j dFrbet Street, Bas6g1te Ts51essee, = q
FEE5EA KEEP constantly hand, large and ff5l-kA
49, wen selected stock Of the above named arti
fcies Of every grade, cmracng clnEnoh -
Liquors Of every descriptions hne Brde mes, 1i i.a'
Our stock Tobacco embraces variety and gde from
good Tennessee and kentucy, to tie finest and most
choice Virginia Brands. 4.-.sl -s0e. 8 e..
ofCigat, We have every gade rom e Melee to tae best
Havana. .H5-.- uslI .-
" manufacture the most Of WIkeys both f and com
mon, and ready 70 guarantee their purity Adueration
wifi poisonous drugs part ecyins process Our
weAnowa and popular brands Of SMITHS Extra Tennessee
White WhsEey, and smiths Magnolia Whisky, have nog
great Uur Old Yhsseys better proof and favor.
and better in spec than the Cincinnati limitations brought
here.
Call ard Examine for yougseIve5. ...l !.
aprss-ly IELLYETT & SMITH.
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VENTILATINS: IlIEIlElsIIsIGFisATORS.


DOYLE & CO. No. 46 Front street, having become pro
3 p7ietos Of the patent State OF SCOOLEYS GEL
EBRATED LF-YENTILATING, NEAT, PROV ISION, AND
FRUIT PRESERVER offer them 20 the Nashville public.
This article speresde everything OF The Kind in use,
great advantage being strongly apparent to he doubti BY
vent0ao the preserving chanher is warranted
be always dry entirely free from mould, impure fla
vo Of cold passing through it contnuaaI
accomplished with the usual quantity Of ice. t
Every keeper should give this article trial. and
vii consent TO without it.
We have different sizes to suit our customers.
4
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=. IL POINrs "a IL WEsT.
FARE As Low AS Any OTHER ROUTE.

FARE As Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers from the West rely upon this being short
est and most expeditions Philadelphia Baltimore, and
New York and all Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent
aug21 Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad Phil'a.
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GRAYSON spnTN15Se XIV.

yVET undersigned, having undertaken The entire management
Of Graysou Springs wsteng-place, would
its patrons that he always ready entertain visitors irons
the May till the lst Of October, and, feeling grateful for
former patronage bestowed ysO trusts that he viii merit
continuance Of the same
Pledging myelf that tie entire establishment at Gyson saii
be perfect order for the reception Of visitors with good
and pastry cooks, and polite sY hope give general
satisfaction in the eating line.
And my shall Be supplied with the best old Kentucky
we'll Foreign Liquors, Cigars &C. and agreeable
Ny Stable shall be we'll supplied with proTendr and careful
osters.
watering place situated 65 miles south Of Lcuys 10
ravson county and y miles from EabehtOn which pace
daily Of stages from Grayson Springs eOnnectl with &
louisville Nashville Railroad and q miles from Mammoth
Cave communication By stage. ~ ~
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A. L. g. A. 81. BEECH.
s ARA EoB OPENING An fnEIR XIV sr0RE,
s ssa No. So, College ST.,
4 FKRTr LARGE AND E1EZREL y 8IEW-Sq0t1E or
e sPRENG Ann SuRIEEB GOOBs,
(WHICH been purchased under very favorable cir
0ainsanoesa n i Be sold At io guras BE sure la siqt
call before buying eleEhsrs. Al elegant ass5rtn1sntog
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, ..,l
Zine side stripe Grenadines Satin Plaid side stripe; Founce ana
piain Berages, haful ies hne French raads slusns
elegant hoanced and side stripe Orsndes; small g
ursd French 1usins; Handsome uFed briants rich strips
and brale Silks aud nucs in great variety; Iaounet Swiss
Collars and undersleeT separate aud in ss setts
Iaconet Swiss Founcings aere slaNls and Strss
Spring; handsome styles summer Fappng large stock
best make English Hosiery siik and Cotton.
.sh tr HOUSE HI UERNESKETNG G0OBs.
We Will keep constantly band large stock of Carpets Scotch
Carpe every grade Of the beat makes and Tapestry
very new styles; all kinds Of Rugs and Curtain Bausk
Gimps Loops Corls and Tes ne Lace sal Muslin Emhroi,
Curt8ns Gornice Cursn Bands and Pins; Linens;
Napkins; Towels snd Maries Quilts, also Floor Oh Cotz
81 have a good sortnient o. Black and Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASsTMERES.
Zine Frsnoh Linens for gentIseas wear s Frsn Mirss
Venes Linen Ducks Satin Yeng Fancy SILK Yestins ne
check Linens for Chlrens Wear We also VIII Keep Osabure
yards wide, for making wagon Sheets cloths awnings &c.
We viii pay fr price io all good barter in the way Of socks,
Linseys and Jsans.
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s2OO REWARD

FsEHAM &. HAHSEgESs Governor Of the State OF Ten
uessee: To shall these presclts-geeting:
Whereas il made known to that certain ADDI
son WlTIERS charged with having committed foul and
cious murder Oh The day May, i5 upon the body OF
Crm late county Green has ned from justice and
uuw running st large.
Now therefore, l. c. Iarris Governor as Aforesaid by
virtue and authority in vested DO hereby ouer
reward Of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, to any person OF persons
who may apeend Addison Witers, and deliver him 70
the sheriff Jaior county Of Geen in order that usice
o lehalf may be bad and executed
testimony whereof, have hereuno set my hand and
caused great seal q the State to be alNed at Nash
$50 Vile, tie 18th day Of Nay, lsJs. -
- ISIAM 6. HARMS,
BY the Governor:
+ n. ". BURTON, Secretary Of state.
DESCRIPTION.
The said Withers Is inches high and weighs about
lG5 pounds dark hair etreang forehead with prominent brow
dar es deeply ss high cheek bones probably Of his up
Der front Had when he left dab tweed
cst and pants, black hatand rode small bay
uuuy snip tie fare and white hind feet The said Mithes
is fond Of liquor and inclined to boast and great deal
in lis conversation lmay25-g4t.
ii ARD! LAR D{uThe highest market price paid for Lard
Il 4 pyt uu ID shipping erdar. J. 7. MARTIN & co.
6EhIO GornsT Broad sgd 1sgsst stSss,
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THVzHE Great ENCesOr Single Ail patented ny IL. D.
b M'GEORGE, Of Morgantown, Virgins, BE Of
De advantages claimed for this ELL: =
l. Tdt it's the Cheapest Mill, by one half, offered in this
country.
can be male by it.
Sd That the Shingles perfect, aud win bring etter
price than others in the market.
4h Thatt viii good, if not better Shnge out Of
timber that cannot be used by other Machines they make Of
clear stuH.
5h That the Mil will make Shingles, out Of and all kinds
OF timber.
6h ThatI furnish the Mill, with the right to forabOut
| the prime cost Of other Mills.
6 Tint it perfectly adapted h the cutting Of all kinds Of
Slaves, Barrel Heading, Boxing, and other short boards.
Mil requires but two hands tend IT, and will turn ont
from ten 10 twenty thousand Shingles per day. .
l. now in oprtOnut Ysinoy, 1uriylle Of This city
State County, or Single Rights for sale reasonable terms Let
tiers Of Order Enquiry, proprietor NJ
Burnsor Of Faraan go Nashville, Teee, viii receive
prompt attention.. =.
A REEkUAe's s5LEssE5ALENSS ERUIT CANS
~ AND JARS, for preserving fresh fruit, l HsrmecaI Seal
ng, Just received and for sale BY
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savannah and Charleston.
CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good for returning, up January J.
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Tickets from Philadelphia to Niagara Falls furnished
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the alternate Saturdays
For safety, and comfort, having superior State Rooms, these
Ships surpassed by amy hundred miles
Of this Delaware river and the Baywo ughsa
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, TIE LAKES AND CANADA,
SHORTEST AND Cheapest ROUTE.
This line connects Philadelphia with the Great Northwestern
Railroad Route through 70 Niagara Falls Buffalo, in l6 hours
from Philadelphia. Through Tickets, with d privilege Of stop
ping at Philadelphia and intermediate points, fr sale by the
Agents Savannah.
4are to Niagara or Bualo s23 Elmra SCI 10 Canagua,
S22. c a. GRElNER & CO.,
Agents at Savannah
7. S. & T. q. BUDD,
aUril23-l.Gn Agents Charleston.