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THE REASON WHY!

A CAREFUL collection Of SINE Thousands Of Reas
"a ons for Things, which though generally known,
are iraperfeetly understood. book OF condensed
scientihc knowledge for the Million, by the author Of
ssInquire wthn-" Il a handsome i2fns, volume of
$50 pages, printed on nne Iapor bound Ia cloth gait
and embeiiished with Large Number u wood cats,
illustrating the various subjects treated Of Fries al
Sent 81 any address free Of postage.
IL contains collection ana solution pf Thirteen hun
dred and Thirty Facts IN Silence and Philosophy
some OF which, their first discovery. przzied The
most learned and apt scholars sSine idea may DC
formed OF lis vast usefulasss, ~Aen infoFm the
reader that IL has Iadex VI Contents Requiring 20
coluuus OF nue type Published ny
- lex kfrrzcERAIH,
No. IL, Ann street, New foak.
Also for sale nv all booksellers In this piare.
Co es Of the abov book sent BY mail On receipt o.
a. o. any address, fr e of postage.
liable Agents wanted % for '.1he Reason
WHY and aInquHs ~ nil." Send cash or'sfs 70
shs asbL-hsss. sps'-a"as~ 1.
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Honse Furnishings.

Table Cloths, Ga, IA 81 and 1O-4 Table Damask by
the yard. All sizes, ColOred Wool Union, and Cotton
gether witha kinds of Diapers Towelngs Marseillcs
Quilts etc, etc. Also all widths Cotton and Linen
Sheetings. Pillow Linens. nOmestics. etc. etc.
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GENTS, WINTER BOOTS.

TOHN RAMAGE. - College street, - N recel,d -
81 Gents super Cali Water pfoui sttchcd Boots
. .. Congress ~ :. Caters.
D. : SL.cs
" q" Pump sole Dress Boots.
A." d" " 50 .. Caters, etc
iEn@A-tf JpItN RAN1GE
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RrOgans and Mud DoOts.

MES pogl@e s@ie I,-osaas'
Mems HEAVY KIP WorK ~ al KivF~:
For sale at very Low prices FOR CASH.
JOIN KANACE.
fehs-- q C,ll.g.. street
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We have unusually large lot Of all kinds OF Do
mestic Goods: Bleached and Brown Cottons; Wool,
Union, and Cotton Fannes; Striped Cottons for
wants, in great variety; Heavy goods for house and
feld servants; Prints, Gnghams, Hosiery Gloves, in
short thing in line and at prices that cannot
fail to give satisfaction.
jIn25 II. c. MCNAlRY co.
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Elegant Satin LANES, IN all cnlors, with trimmings
match Elegant Reps in Chintz coors, with trimming
o. match. Elegant Lace Muslin Curtains; all Woo
Union and Cotton Damask, in great variety, togethe
with Cornices. Curtan- Pins. and Bands.
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Benz. +. Shields Sales.

II EGTIA Auston Sales q FURNITURE, COOKING
IL UTKNsII-S, -CAki kIISCs, &e-, every Saturday
uaorninE a. 10 o'elock
n DgUIAR Anetlon Sales 81 Dry Goszis. Cething and
IL Varieties each Wednesday snd Friday svealns Al
early Gas Light, by
Ian. 1T I'M. D. c1tlt4IG-
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r. c. McNAIRY s. CO.,
LARGE DEALERS IN ALI KINDS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
NO. IS COLLEGE STREET,
Nashville. Tennessee.

N7E HAVE now In store unuspally arge and
elegantly assorted stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
Of every description and are prepared 10 oner
greater inducements wishing articles IN our
line than il has ever been our pleasure 10 do. Our
stock, both quality and variety, VIII compare
with any in the country and prices shall be as low
il Is possible for them 10 be- Citizens and strangers
visiting city will do well % give stock early
and thorough examination. as we feel wecan make II TO
their interests We would call the attention n the
buyers particularly the following departments in our
k.ua
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mari3-4,
Lumber, Lumber, Lumber.

CQuARE CEDAR and all ether kinds u Lumber can
- be had at tue Iavergne saw Mills the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad, 10 milrs from Nashville,
ian26-Gm J. W RfRnwFII-
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Transportation.
FIR EIGHT RIA TIES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
To
Nashville and Stations on n. s.
c. RailrOad, west Of StevensOn
s1zsE7 Ez.s5zz7 sz= H-l

First Class. (ncluding Hats) per OO....sI is
Ihird Siass '......-..... so
Snecial Rates for Furniture. &c . so
TOMtETlTloN between Steamers and ProneIlers
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
Savannah has caused reduction in Steamers freirhts
on through Goods As their charges may huctuate
we give above the rates from Charleston or Savannah
N NASHVILLE AT the same time guarantee the cost
shall not exceed at time prior of June the
rates as heretofore advertised Through Rates from
New York and Philadelphia Nashville in connection
with charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines viz:
First Class, per 100. ......... 81 on
Second Class .''..............,. q
Third Glass. =" ......... *
Special RStes =" ............... q so
Copsign Goods 10 Agent Central Railr,ad Savannah
and O. Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
Overchargcs and damages Except damages occur
ing at seal viii he promDtly settled heretofore
For further Information Cards giving classifca
ton. &c. apply TO the Y sc. Railroad nerot or
by mail 20 CHAS " ANpFRSON
| feb22-if General Agan,
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Crea;tors Of Charles Tonnes.

TN pursuance Of an order made at the sivSmhsr
De sons having claims against the estate OF thARh
10 rs decd are hereby notified % ne thvr Claims
legally authenticated with the Clerk aud Master ~ said
Cou-t on or before the first Monday in May next or
= C. D. BRIEN, c. NJ,
maris-4w Chaneery Court At Nashville
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Nnlt,, Ralrnl Agrlfnlfural Turnnfts.

rTsRIs article uas eoustrnrted u consequence - q
i sasgss1nn from tie AmsrraE Institute. hat
ample paFtahi<, sEa ks&-rftced ftruAee. sss CD
ncacd by farmers Tor , ilsng ant ste4mns fool ana
Ia many nsechanicai ant aomrsfie purp scs u t<k
lbs presnnn 81 the c :. AgFxritaral fsr Al LOUIS
we Jess receitsA. VA. sTiwAkI,
q No. "a NsFkrf = reet-
Also cosi Cooking Ranges. and snail coe<ag stoves
Ga coal " .
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tIoak.. shawIs. and scars.

We have the largest and most elegantly assorted
st ok in this way seen In the country many OF
" ch were imported by Messrs. A. I. Stewart K Co.
OF NewYOrk, expressly for our sales. In Vevets,
ave them at all prices from SIS 10 $500. We have
also Black and Grey Cloth and Beaver Tamas and long
Cloaks ETC., for ladies and children in all qualities
from three dollars up. Shawls in all and quail
ties both square and long, from the ordinary u
the most elegant. Also just received fresh invoice
OF those elegant colored all Silk Chenele Shawls
hat really beautiful.
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BIRD CAGES

tN'C nave great variety ~ beautiful FSED GAGS
w the haucsOrest assortment ever brought 20
Nashville, which We will sell cheap for rash.
! feb2o-u J. W WILSON
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Dress Goods.

together with endless variety OF medium an
low priced silks, in Flounces, Robesa guile, and b.
,he yard in Plain, Plaid Striped and Bayaderes, ais
Satin Faced and Double Twilled Mernocs and Cash
rneres. Great variety Of all Wool and Union Plaids
Mousdeaines, and every thing new and desirable b
his way.
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Tanners Oil.
$4,000 PAPERS
FrcSh Garden Seeds.

24,UOO PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.
WE are now in receipt Of the most extensive stock
w of Garden Seeds embracing many and
valuable varieties ever brought this market They
are all OF the growth of 1857 and from the following
houses OF well known reputation:
nr. Landreth Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden Withersfeld, &c.
Rsleys, Fredonia, New York
Shaker Garden, South Onion, Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
Tor gratultous distribution. Call and get one.
In addition To- the above, have large supply Of
the most usual varieties by the pound, and Beans and
Peas 10y the bushel.
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just received from the celebrated house of johnson
Robbins x Co, 1000 Papers of Flower Seeds The
lovers of Flowers have larger and better assert
ment from which make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city
RAINS BROWN,
No. 10 South Public Square,
lani3-u Opposite the Market House.
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No. so beaver street, ". n.
COAL! COAL.!

" B-orculars with fail particulars, testimonials,
res Sc. viii be forwarded 90 application - above
+ frbs4-sfsfu
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liral estate Salcs.
VALUABLE BTILDIYG LOTS FOR SALE |!

FALI ADLL Do ILDINu LUIN I Uh Mill
In Ewing'S Addition.
IOT virtue n asreerut between the undersigned,
ID e viii - flr tIe b-fle 81 the tsrtes concerned
a Pahlr Aucrnn iha prcniss, D. the highest bid
Ser Saturday. LIT day OF May next
IS5S tie ifas utacflblg be.uA o. living AddHyn
a. Nss'vlla VIZ Lais Nos. 2s q Is and 20 on Ew-
ins Asruur and fgg street, also Lots Nos 1Oi Toe,
los aud lOs rtcfenson Avenue and Allison street;
lbs Noe III, i-e LIS. and Ia. wetmore street;
L0fs No. rs, la III, and les on Wetmore Street
ana stryensfn Avenue; L<it No SIS, Ewing Avenue
and High Street. ists Noe. 81, &C. 81 and e5 front
ig Ailsoa street and nt-rsccted by the Railroad
La Nee ., 10, II, aud L. fronting Stevenson
Avenas ana feg street, and ntersected by the kAil
rad
The sale wiil be Eithout reserve, = credit Of IL
moats with interest from date and notes With good
s.carity payable m Bank IL De reqaired, aud lea
ROBERT c FOSTER, 3En
tsnsaa a. X STEVENSON.
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LADIES BONNET BONES.

A LARGE and superior assortment q plain Tor
~ and Irsy Top Hat Cases, yarori SIS, and q
the best manufacture, just received hy
JOHN GAMAGE
marlc-f - College street
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Laces and Embroideries

In this line stock is superb-embracng all the
novelties of the Collars and Sleeves separate
Id in sets, both for cOlors and mourning; elegant
Bridal Wells and Handkerchicis, Lace Falls, real aud
imitation; Jaconet and Swiss Trimmings and Flounc-
ings Real Vaencennes, Point Applique Laces Inesrt-
iuRs
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TRUNKSi TRUNKS!

4 Optional sun LIS just received a large
~ stock oi Cheap Trunks.
JOHN RAMAGF,
marlC-u - College street.
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Cabin Passage 10 NeVy-YOrk.
& $50 90 t:
WEEKLY TINTED STATES NAIL LINE.
TINiIE INV AND SilINIIb sIIEWliEII STAN
Augusta, 1900 tons. co.. Can't. ~ s. Wool ul
D iOTIda, 500 ton, o.. Capt. Isaac troWel-
Alabama, 1900 tons .... Capt O.. K schenck
VIII IEANF sATANNAu
ENcrN SatHr v.
These ships are among the largest the coast. IN
surpassed n speed, safety cun!ortulal,irg their
passages iu 50 o. 90 hnlrs and are commanded by
skiiliul, careful and polite officers Having elegant
state room accommodations they offer inosi desirable
conveyance 60 New York
Cabin passage % New lork.-.--..--........s-
Storage passage TO New York ....--....-...
Agents;
PATFIFORp, PAY Co, Savannah,
SAINT l. MITCHELL, Is Broadway,
Ian . NrW York
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PrenticiaNu.


The following items We clip from the Louisville
Journal:
Mr., ], Black, Of tho Southern Banner, declares
for the dissolution of the Union, Let him have
n traitors reward.
Hung bc the heavens with Rack"
The elitor of the Washington Uaica abuses
the rreeSoilers Io himself is the frooSt Soicr we
know oI-soiling every decent thing he touches,
The Washington Unioa says there is to be no
change in the Cabinet" rhoro has been precious
little it any in the Treasury Tor some time.
1t is said that Hon. S. 5, Cox, OF Ohio, is IN.
der the impression that rotrousoe noses wore never
so common in any age OF the world rs they are
now The truth is, every nose he encounters tHrnS
up at him,
The New Orleans Crescent says that the Gov
ernor Of Louisiana is bleSt with good health
Pity Louisiana were not bleSt with good Govern
or.
Tho editor of the Allegau (Mchigan) Record
keeps diSlillcry His neghborS arc nj u loss TO
decide which is the most vii.ainouS compound, his
politics or h.S wAiSkey
In Kansas, two weeks ago, Miss Irene Barker, a
girl OF seventeen, married a man of seventy Ave
from admiration Of one of his political speeches
Thus is q common saying verified" politics makes
strange bod.ielowS"
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Ma. SLUSKERs GoEs on An ENcURsr N.-Mr,
s. went on a steamboat excursion recently, aud
kindly Offered to take some notes for us, The
morning after the return of the boat he rushed
wildly in upon us aud laid down haga pile
of notes upon our table, Then, with a melo
dramatic laugh, he rushed out A few hours
OF assiduous application enabled us to decipher
the following
Great and glorious time > beautiful ladies"
"maIy dance" bright eyes; "able aud eloquent
remarks" eloquent music" fair wine;" "o'er
the glad waters" "vERY fne wines" GLORIOUS
sime;" "BEsr wine ever saw" "Good Joke
''scms more winei' "genllemanlS and efficient
offcers;"" a" hat lost his boy overboarl-man in
blue buttons and brass coat attempted TO jump
into the hat aud rescue the Lake, but was pre-.
vented by some glorious wine as ever saw
Of the forward deck fell into beautiful poodle
dog which could swim and consequently wasn't
drowned in some of the very best wine even
seen since discovery OF America 10y Robert Ful-
TOM" very singular phenomenon--lake full OF
whales and wae;' never saw 80 many beautiful
ladies aud wine ia htei' great anA G,or'ou.
lime and long may they wave
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lJnderdrisenliapg.

Tur DAWN OF DRAlNING,---rhe first field
drained on the four feet system was on farm
near Bolton In 1913, at the Derby show of the
Royal Agricultural Society, John Reade, gar
dener by trade, n sclftaught mechanic, well
known as the inventor OF the stomach. pump
exhibited cylindrical clay pipes, with which he
had been in the habit of draining the hotbeds Of
his master His mode of constructing them
was to wrap lump OF clay round mandri,
and rub It smooth with piece of flannel. Mr.,
Parks showed ono of these pipes to Earl Sprn-
Ger, saying, My Lord, with this pipe | will
drain all England The Council, on his Lord
ships motion gave John R.udc silver medal
for his idea aud in the year following offered a
premium for a tile. making machine. A great
deal of money was wasted in attempts, and
many patents were taken ont for the purpose
with Indifferent success; but in 1886, at Shrews-
bury, Thomas Scragg received a prize for ma
chine which trumpEed over the difficulties, and
pipes eau now BE- made quite as fast as kilns
can take them. The work from that hour went
rapidly forward Quarterly ReDcp for May
Cosr OF UNDERDRAINiNa.--I would say to
your correspondent, G, g. Calkins, that after he
has commenced draining he will fiud it less ex-
pensiye than he supposed Men would rather
dig two ana u half feet tile drains at twelve and
n half cents rod and board themselves than to
work by the day on railroads aud canals, and
the more extensively one drains the cheaper he
can do it, Men want long jobs aud one can
make better contracts for draining twenty
acres, than five. Whenever man gets twenty
five acres of thoroughly drained land to cult
vatc, the excess OF crop on the twenty-five acres,
will, in all probability pay for draining the next
twenty five. So ! have found it. When a
farmer can make twenty-five acres more vOlua-
bio by undertaking than fifty was before, it
gives him conIilcnc to 50 ahead | never
knew a man Tho commenced draining, to stop
befure he had finished, aud know but one who
has finished, expect soon to put in one hun
dred rods where | was not thorough enough
joan JOHNSON Geneva, n. Y.
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Diseases.
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases sucI
i a. SPermato'rhHa, Seminal JIeakness hapotenrr .
Gonorrhga, Gieet, SyphLs the IIce of O,iq;iisrr or
Self abuse 8cr &c,
The Hoicdrd association in view of the awful de
struction of human life, caused by Sexual diseases
and the decepons practiccd upon the unfortunate vic
TINS OF such diseases by Quacks several years ago di
rected their Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name to open D, spensary for
thetreatment of this class of diseases in all their forms
and to give hedcat Aid GRATIS to all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition (age oc-
cupation habits of fe &C., and in cases of extreme
poverty, to Furnish Meolcine Free of CHARGE 1t -
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill of the age aud will furnish the
most approved modern treatment
The Directors. review of the past feel assured
that their labors in this sphere of benevolent eforr
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially to-
the young and they have resolved to devote hemsevea
with renewed zeal, to this very important but much
despsed cause.
just published by the Association Report on Spe.
matorrhpa, or Seminal Weakness the Vice of Oman
ISM Masurbation Self buse and other Diseases o,
the Sexual Organs by the Consulting surgeon whioh
will be sent by mail lin a sealed letter enveopeA Re,
cf Charge on the receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage
Address for report treatment Dr. George r. CAL
houn. Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors
EZRA ID. HARTWELI, Prest
GEO, FAIRCHLD, SecretQry e.
December II, lS57.-22ly,
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'l'he Benutifnl Lnnd.
ny BARRY CORNWALL.


There Il land immortal,
The beautiful of lands,
Beside the ancient portal
A sentry grimly stands.
He only can undo IL,
Aud open wide the door;
And mortals who pass through II,
Are mortals never more.
That glorious land Is Heaven,
Aud Death the sentry grim;
The Lord therefore has given
The open keys TO him,
And ransomed spirits signing
And sorrow:ng for sin,
Do pass the gate in dying,
And freely enter in,
Thou ah durk and drear the passage
That leadcth 90 the gate,
Yet grace comes with the rersage,
To souls that watch and waltz
And, at the time appointed,
A messenger comes down,
And leads the Lords annointed
From tho cross to glory's crown.
Their sigs are lost in singing,
They're blessed In their tcars,
Their Journey hoIncward winging,
They leave ON earth their fears.
Death like an angel seemeth,--
ave welcome thee" they cry;
Their face with glory bcamcth---
'ris life for them TO die,
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IN all the leading branches ot manufacturing indus
L try the great practical superiority OF Singers
Sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute
No tailor shoe manufacturer, clothiet, seamStress
dressmaker saddler, carriage trimmer hat manufac-
turcr &c., &c,, can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars a Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
Of each of these Machines, and for confirmation
of this truth we refer any of the thousands of
persons who use them. They adapted every sort
of work, fine coarse, upon silk cotton, linen and
woolen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never fail To give entire satisfaction
To meet the growing demand for smaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes. we
have just produced and ready To receive orders for
Singers New Family sewing Machine,
Which is the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine ever constructed, Ii is ornamened in the high
style art and all who IL are delighted with it,
makes the improved mterlOc'ed sttehand is capable
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur
poses.
1t is not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread and making ravelng seam, like the
Grover Il Baker; is il confined in its operation
70 few thin fabrics liable to get out Of der and
fitted to use flax thread, like the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine; but amply sufficient TO perform all kinds OF
family sewing.
| Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use. 500. The larger standard machines, from
SIPS to $500 Send for |. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette
! a beautiful pictorial paper, devote to Sowing Ma
chimes and containing list of prices, and all other in
formation ON the subject IL will be forwarded gratis
! l. NJ, SINGER \ CO,
! ass Broadway, New York,
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore. s. Lonis,
! Providence Gloyersyille Cincinnati, Now Orleans
! New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
! Newark, philadelphia Nashville, Paris, France
! Glasgow, Scotland.
! Local agents wanted,
AoENrs-E, A. Higgins rerrySbnrg; Wm' Robert
son, Maumee.
! April 18th, 1858.
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BOOKS! ROOKs!! BOOKs!!!

FresN arrlVaIs weekly at
o ~ b . X s T RE-
sign Of the Book, consisting of School Books of all
kinds also Latin, Greek, French, German and the.
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets Histories, Biographies Travels New and Popu.
lar Works, etc. etc. together with commentaries and
notes on the scriptures; works on Theology Annuals
Gift Books, for all and ages alarge assortment
OF Holiday Gifts, and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures for the children. or Stationery, he has the
best the eastern market affords and in great variety
LNkS-Black, Blue, Red Carmne, Arnold's and
HarrisOn's Fluid, Copying, mdellible etc
GOLD PENS-Mammoth, Engrossing CONNER.
cial, Ladies, &c, at HOLT,S
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WANTEDI WANTEDW

PORK, WHEAT, CORN, OATS, &C
The undersigned wants 20 purchase large quantity
ofPork, and all kinds of merchantabe GRAIN for which
the highest market priee--lN CASH-wl be paid.
JAMES j. SAlTh.
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MULLEYs & WATER WHEELS
no THE PUABE

Notwithstanding the reports to the contrary wo-
would say to our friends and patrons that the Perrys-
burg Mills grinding daily, at all hours, ana arc
doing as good work, Gf not beter than any Mill in
the country Furthermore, would say that it is our
to make it the Mill for the people, Flour and feed of
all kinds on hand and for sale, and any orders left at
our Store will receive prompt attention. and will be-
delivered free of charge.
Dec. /. lS57-3Otf f. r. MILLER A. co
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Howard ASSOCIATIONS

BsneD3em Institution, established bv speciol e,So,
meat for the relief Of the sick and distrsssrT
afflicted 'oHh Liruteat and Epidemic
DiSeaseS
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