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w complete assortment of Hats and Caps, EMBRACING
every variety of style aud price. And view Of the in.
creasnE demand for first class goods paid par.
tcua to the getting up OF such expressly
adapted 70 the wants OF our customers Our arrangement
win Eastern houses such that urnIsl
the latest styles of Hats and Gaps as introduced
Ana We can promise that the and beautiful as
sortments as well the best qualities every
are to be found at our establishment.
The public respectfully invited to call and examine
will pains give satisfaction
aD8 e. D. HARPER SON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

We takepleasurei In recon.
preventive ror FEVER AND
and all REVERS Of a BIZ.
Wlthcert1tnty and thousands
Wonderful VfrEueS. - - =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

3slast found ,anypersont rou.
SsPLAlAE, in any fits forms,
,sconyictiOn,is certain.
7mprbtd or bad matter from
Apiace a healthy ilow Of bile.
|canstng food to digest wei,
tone and health to the
the cause Of the disease
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

msndins this medicine asa
AGUEs CHILL PEYER.
LlOUs TYPE. Il operst,.s
are willing to testify 10 its
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

SHEET MUSIC.
stock of sheet music, musical works g. &C.,
4nthe Western country. = -
~ Music sent s9 any address, POSTAGE iree.-Aa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

time before rating gives viz,
food digest wen.
cures CHRONIC DI4R.
while s UMMER ana
almost to the first dose.
taclls caused by WORMS In
SAFER, or speedier remedy In
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

I'd ~ M112 TSE n ARE GIVING 77IP nv ~,
81 Mis- 4oatey In fhe a4oIsfe Safi5s n =. ~,
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This route passes through n Lexington Lancaster Cir
eleTie, Washington, Wilmington arroEthe richest
and luost beautiful part OF Ohio.
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male obstruction remoyesthe
makes a perfect cure.
relieves CaOLKG, Whila
q EiifA nnEn nnn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

az BE particular and ask for Tickets via. the Q. ".
Short Line Rain Road.
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Local and through purchased atte various
the Levse, Wheeling, Va
Supertntendaut's once, ca PR r, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, June g, 1855 je9 Supk-
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SIN connection with the above ke p every kind Of u
acaltnstruments and raus'cai erchanaise genSr1lIy
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of CHOLERA.
needed TO throw out Of the
cine after a long sictness.
1AHNO4CE removes all SAL
lEnEIl the att
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

principal regulators Of the
performs its functions wei,
fullYdeYeloped. The stomach
on the healthy action ofthe
auce ofits functions;Ehen the
are at fault, and the w1ole
sof one orgau-the LIVER
SFor the diseases OF that or.
has made It his study, in a
1years, to ind some remedy
many arrangements to which
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-08-09

panss MeloaeonS, and every knd Of musical instru-
E1ente tuned ami repairei.
- AN 60 IDS Warranted at this establlshment nevs
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New System.
changing Of blslnrsS from long credit system 70
cash one or Its equivalent also change proRts
- very short ones and in elonR out stock Of heavy
Cloths and Gassnerea, will sell twenty per
cent less than former prices Should any doubt what
We saJ by calling Al No. Washington Hall you viii De Al
once Batlaed ne mean uStWhat We SAY.
WHEELER BAKIN,
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Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For LubriCating Machinery.

In Scotland the Camel Coal Oils have been very iaVora-
bly, known and extensively used the place Of Sperm for
the last few years. Oils of similar and quality
now being made BY the UniOa COSl aid Oil Company, and
very highly valued known. This OIL has the
weight and Will bear the temperature, when
strained the bes Sperm and is fully equal to
LubreaO having been subj ectsd 70 the
upon both heavy and light machinery and given entire
lEaeon. This OIL is peculiarly adapted Railroads. Cot
SPndles, Machine Shops, and all machinery where
One Oil is required 1t Is economical than ordinary
Oils asi is sold about the same price, and half the
quantity will do equal amount Of fabrication, and do
better.
This OIL being entirely without gum should be used in
the the finest sperm. The openings Of the
cans and feeders used ordinary eOarse Oils should
reduced, otherwise the Oil will be wasted.
These Oils will DO furnished dealers the factory Pr
ees adding freight Insurance. and exchange; and all Oils
by this company fully guaranteed represented
Por sale by BWn, PendletOR Co., Of this city, Agent
or the Union Coal and Oil Company, MsysVilIs, Ky.
We call public attention to the following certificates
gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PENDLETON g. CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
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B15" We wish to inform the public, that we have
just returned from the east, with beautiful stock
Of Dress Goods, and feel confident we can offer in
duoements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices are object, We are
determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest We
would cali the susnion of the Ladies especially to
a lot of side ripped Berege and Muslins, which we
bought unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also Silks, Ducals and all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock Of staple goods is very
complete, all Of which we wish to dispose of imme-
diatey on terms most favorable to purchasers Call
soon and examine for yourselves.
1. c. NICHOLSON Co.,
spr7-tf No % Public Square.
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SPRING FAIR.

The annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1858, viii be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to 9Th of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums are offered list of which With regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L.
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. 174 Deadriok Street, or st this
Office. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges of the Society for the year
1858, and free socess to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to THOs B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WIZ. G. HARDING,
feb 20-triW&wtd President.
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25O.OOO


GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA CIGARS.
HB subscribers have received by arrivals large
addition their stock, Of the noted brands Of Ha
vana Cigar, consisting Of:
REGALIAS,
CUBANAS,
CNTO DE ORION,
SANCHO PANIC,
WASHINGTONS,
With numerous other brands of all sizes and
kinds, and at prices ranging from $40 to $3.50 a
thousand.
ALSO,
$4,000 genuine Mexican Cigars, large and small
Of excelenq quality, which will be sold low TO close
Also, superior Virginia chewing, Virginia, Havana
and Turkish Smoking TObaccOs, Delphi Snufs,
Pipes, SC.
A KERR s CO., adjoining Post Office.
CHAMPAGNE WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
THE subscribers offers for sale the following choice
i brands of Wines, Brandies, 6c.:
so Baskets Star brand.
IS 4" Eugene Cliquoit pints and quarts.
10 A" Widow or VIve ChquiOt
4" Fleur de Ssllery aud Crown brands.
so boxes Che &c Clsreis
5 casks Harmony and other choice brands of Sherry
and Madeira.
10 cases Of Swiss Absyath.
10 Curacao and MaraschinO.
90 Gouley, BOCksrs and other bitters.
so casks London Porter and Edinburgh Aes of various
brands
25I pipes ofchoce French Brandies.
The Vine growers Co, Jules Durand, Agent" 'Jsan
LOulss superior old COgniac 1871" and "Sazaric" ars
fully gua anteed pure ana unsurp ssed IN quality and "a
vOr by the Agents for the sale Of these brands
pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Peach and
Apple Brandy, Scotch Irish and American Whisky Cher
~ Bsnay Bounce The cOnnOsseus and lovers Of good
Wines Brandy Segars SC, are respectfully invited call
spriII4 A. KERR& co
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FRAEK LESLIE'S
NEW FAMILY MAGAZINE

NEW FAMILY MAGAZINE
FOR max,
CONTAINS the beautiful and deeply Interesting now tale
~ "MYTa.T By 1. SEARJE.
ALSO:
host OF brilliant original articles OF Travel HistO ~ No
ves Tales, Incidents Poetry large number OF ad-
mITable and interesting eugraVings Of
AUTHENTIC FASHIONS OF THE sEAsOa.
TogetheT with exquisite patterns ana articles Interest to
the Ladies' For sale BY 2 HAGAN,
aPTl2l Market 81.
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Dissolution.

ME partnership heretofore eKsug under the style and
L firm Of Clifton 4 Abbott was dissolved on the 9Th
inst BY mutual consent TO take effect on the I'd Of Fec
ruary, 1858 The business will be continued bv Clifton
Albright Co.. of Philadelphia.
Ali persons indebted 10 the late 6rm previous TO the
I'd Of February 1858, will please call Immediately lat the
old stand No IS Cedar Street and settle with George B.
Abbott who is fully authorized 70 collect and receipt for
the sans.
In retiring from the late firm Of Clifton Abbott take
great pleasure in recommending to the patrons ge Of my
friends, Messrs. Clifton, Albright &C., IS gentlemen
worthy Of confidence and solicit for them coz uuance Of
past faYOFs. GEO. B. ABBOTT.
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New Goods!
Clifton, Albri ght & Co,

successors to Clifton AbbOtt)
RE daily receiving additions to the former stock Of
IA Gentlsmens Clothing at No Is Cedar street. where
they would be happy 81 the patrons the old firm
and all others in want Of any goods in their line. Our
stock embraces every article to be found in Gentlemen
Flu nishng Store.
In the TAILORING department have great variety
of piece goods which we will axe up 10 order and war
rant give satisfaction Two Of the firm are constant
the Eastern market and all patterns aud styles are
forwarded TO this house with despatch We latter Ourse
that facilities for receiving all new and desirable
styles will enable to suit all who favor Us with their
patronage.
april IS CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT & co.
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To GARDEEERs.--An experienced French Gardener,
who thoroughly understands the culture Of the
Grape, as well as Landscape Gardening, and every
bran Oh Of the business offers his services to any
person wishing to employ Gardener. For refer
ence, apply to Mr.. SELrz, No. 10 Cedar street, or
address, L. B., Box SAG, Post Office, Nashville,
Tenn. April l7-lw#
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RIVER NEws.-The river is at stand with plenty
Of water on the Shoals for all class boats. Wsenrn
from Mr. DOYLE, one Of our coal merchants, that he
had ten coal boats started down few days ago, six
Of which have already arrived
Departsd-B. NJ. Runysn, for st. Louis; Charter,
for Cincinnati.
The Blanch LsWis, Batemsn Master, leaves for
Up Cumberland to-day, at 4 o'clock, P. NJ. The
Blanch is one Of our best up river packets; all who
want to 60 above should avail themselves Of this
opportunity.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ST LOUIS. April 22-The steamer Ocean Spray
vas DESTROYED BY Ere, five miles above the city, to-
day Eight or ten lives are supposed TO be lost
She hOated against the steamer KeOkerk and burned
her. No further particulars.
WASHINGTON, April Congressional pro-
ceedings unimpOrtant
HALIFAX, April 22-The steamar Csnada has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 10Th Cotton
for the week slightly advanced. Sales Of $4,000
bales Provisions and breadstufs quiet. Consols
964a96S.
WASHINGTON, April % -HoUsE-Mr. English
made report from the Conference Committee
The report provided for the admission OF Kansas
under the LecOmpton Constitution, dependant on
the acceptance Of an ordinance submitted to the
people, and if rejected, provision is inside for the
formation Of q new constitution.
HALIFAX, April % -FOREIGx,-The North
American arrived ont on the Sth.
BoMBAY, March IS The rebels are fleeing from
Lucknow. Nearly al of the city Is in possession Of
the British troops. The fighting was not very Sc
we're. The losses to the troops we're light. The
artillery and cavalry are pursuing the fugitives.
panic occurred at Calcutta by apprehension Of
an outbreak. The alarm, however was unfounded.
LIVERPOOL, 9.-Early in the week cotton opened
at considerable advance on all grades, but prices
subsequently fell off, closing quiet at at an advance
Of I to 4 for the week.
MEMPHIS, April 2S.-OWing to the late heavy
rains and consequent damage to the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, there will be no connection for
ten days.
| HALIFAX, April %. -FoRE1GH.-Ths Grand Jury
Of London has indicted Bernard, AlsOp, Orsini and
others for an attempt to kill Napoleon,
The English Filibusters established themselves
on one Of the Spice Islands, fortified and levied
contributions but abandoned it on the apPrusch OF
| the Dutch troops
The Braves are assembling about Canton in large
/ numbers, determined to retake the city.
Dispatches have reached Paris asking for rein
| fOrcements.
The ship Miser, from New Orleans for Liverpool,
went ashore near Dublin and is probably total loss.
The crew are safe.
Pesigny has retured 10 France.
The annual meeting of the Cotton Supply AssO-
citation resolved to extend the organization. The
prospects are said to be encouraging.
serious misunderstanding is reported betWee a
| the Emperor Of France and Prince Napoleon.
The Arabs in the vicinity Of Alden intercepted
supplies the way to the fort. The British routed
| them.
The Turkish troops are moving to Absrne to pro
| tect it from the MOntenegrins.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2S-CottOn sales 5000
bales: sales Of the week, $1,000; receipts $4,000
bales; stock in port 100000 bales; market IN
changed Sugar, z Molssses, 80; Flour, 25s 4.
80; Wheat, red, l 074, white, l.25; Mess Pork,
Is %, firm: Lard, 10; India Begging, 144 Coffee,
l01al03al1. Freights to Hsvre, ! to Liverpool,
ZIG. Exchange, Sterling clear, 7a72.
Chronic Diarrhea.-we have in our pO'ssssiO n
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GRAND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION-CIVIC
AND MILITARY, MAY 1sr, 1858.

GRAND ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION-CIVIC
AND MILITARY, MAY 1sT, 1858.
In eommemoration Of Nay Day, $780, the date Of the
anomalous Provisional Government adopted by the
first settlers in Middle Tennessee, at the Robertson
Station" where is now the city Of Nashville.)
Also being the anniversary celebration of the
TENNESSEE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The invitation is generally to the citizens Of the
State to Pioneer Settlers, especially; to the GOver
nor, his STAFF, and officers Of State; to the Mayor
and Aldermen =nf-hashRille; to ex-GoVernors and
Judges 0f5the Court, to the Teachers and young
ladiessof the y-s-'
q NAsHEILEE FEMALE ACADEMY,
and other Female Schools IN the atty.
ITO the Trustees, Faculty, andEStudents Of the
Nashville University; thsNWestern Military Insti-
tute, and the Medical BepsEtpeht.
To the Board Of Education Superintendent, Teach
ers aud Scholars Of the Public Schools, and also Of
the Private Schools Of the city.
To the Schools of Memphis, Knoxville COlumbis
Franklin GAINESVILLE, GalIstin, Lebanon, and else
where in Middle Tennessee, and Of the State gener-
ally.
To the-Corps Editorial of the State, and Of the
PRESS GENERALLY.
To the Benevolent, Mechanic and other useful
Associations, both Of the city and State.
To the Fire Companies, MRsons, Odd Fellows,
AttOrnies, Clergy, and Physicians Of the city and
State.
10 the various Military Companies Of the State,
and the Shelby Guards Of this city.
cordial invitation is given to all strG8geTs.
The last and most important invitation is to the
LADIES.
And il is most earnestly hoped that they may
honor and grace the occasion by their presence.
An interesting feature will be reunion Of the
surviving officers and soldiers Of the First Regiment
Of Tennessee Volunteers for the Mexican Var,
and officers and soldiers who served in other Regi-
meus in that War 70 all such, the invitation is es-
pecially addressed.
The Flag which was presented to the First Regi-
ment BY the young ladies Of the NdShULte Female
Academy, and was unfurled in most Of the Mexican
battles restored the Academy at the clsse Of the
war; will be again presented 10 the survivors Of the
Regiment and committed TO the keeping Of the Ten
nessee Historical Society. At this presentation
there will be brief rmsrks to be followed by an adj
dress BY the Hon. JANIS NJ DAVIDSON
We hope it may be q memorable and happy NAY
DAY, and sn sventful epoch for the Historical So
oiety, from which the invitation proceeds
A. W. PUTNAM,
J. LINDSEY,
JOHN MICS,
Committee.
Newspapers throughout the State will confer q
great favor by inserting the above several times
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pG-Nr J. G. BLEDsOE has associated with him Mr.
R. B. HALL in the management Of the United States
Hotel, Louisville, KY The travelling community
viii ind this most excellent house
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~ Msssrs. J-H.=Lsnglsy & Co, unien street,
have secured the agency fef this State Tor the sale
Of Halsey Boxers and Capt 2. shultz's oelebrA-
ted brands Of Yirgioia Chewing Tobacco. These
brands have no superior in the country, and the
overs Of the weed may fslicitsts themselves that
tiese fne brands can always be fOund0n sale at
Lsngley's In addition to the best brands Of chew
ing tobacco, Messrs. Langley Co, have always on
hand the choicest brands Of Cigars. Those who
esteem these luxury cannot fail to be pleased At
Langleys.
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WITH LARGO ASSORTMENT or
Ink, STATES, PENCILS i STATIONERY GENERl
MATTLAND,s GREATEsT WoRj


UlDT8lmIE HTU.
BY THB AUTHOR UF s[KrAROE5,
He WAICHMAN, BY Maitland, author Of
IS trtAToe.-' F'utth supply Ja-t Iecsived.
Ghe Reason Why: careful collection OF manv
hundreds OF reasons for hrgs which though generally
knOsn are impeTieey understood book Of condensed
tnc knowledge fer the million, b. the author OF Ia.
qairs Within" Fourth supply.
For the Lad es. Miss Lsmbsrt's complete guids
70 needle worE aud embroidery With hundred mir
teen illustrations and daea
Mrs Haies receipts Tor ths Million containing 4s45 Re.
catps, Fses5 Directions &C. In the useful and
Family Dictionary.
Mrs Hale's New Cook Book, thu best published
sam Sick the Clock Maker The funniest book out
Swallow Barn.
hOrse Shoe Robinson.
1hs Three Beauties, BY Mrs souihWonh.
White Lies, BY Read.
The Lost Daughter. BY Mrs. Henlz
quits Novel; BIZ The author OF "fhe In{tials.D
Also; variety Of New Works ia 8aper By smith
Reynolds, D1ekins, AinsWOrih, Maxwell, &c &c
For sale by p HhGAN
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Doubling the Income
COTTON PLANTERS.

PATENTED improvement In The manufacture o. yarns
employing % spin the crop bnL about uTh The
lumber required raise II, this Der consisting Of
endren Of Elk earsOf age and above, and
blowing or picking cOtiOn.
I prepared 20 furnish Planters with his NEW
COMBINATION o. MACHINBKT, Inclusive Of TIE steam
kbgns n neCessaTy-namslys The Gin Lap ppsu
ggs machine, and The seq Machines Jn5 -
nIng series, aud % all In nd spinning
the Plantation, complete, Wlgh great despatch.
competent Spnners.
One half Of portions OF the income the vsryd s.
year. VIII shan pay for toe whole maoniasF ncusV5
Of he steam Engine and Sprunens' Mazsu.
Ny imprOvemsnt In is results r1aLar sQuvz-
lent MS having purchased % Plantation Negroes,
&c, produeiiFe than those ne works, While
Spinning Will prove his diyeFs0n : will be sE
smpI from sad anXisLss inherent 70 planting
gathering and ballng up a crop.
ar IEHha-Machinsry Do cash article, bot for good
csptancss, grant reasonable facilities, 10y
Right Of The Patent fourth be paid each Of
1rsI years yarns bring over giunsd
s0pIon-With nsuung the payment sh0ald me
plantation change BIOprie.Ors.
Propositions IRON Planters may now be made, and 70
the Machinery in their pareuiFr case they
What has been number Of pounds
OF their erOPs-OF how many pounds yarn day shsy
must spin. GBO. C. HkNRf,
apTS-Wiy Mobile, Ala
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AND'W ANDERSON.
J. B, ROMANS,
MATER MucuIEIo'D ogrrer, MO-. RR.l


MASTER MECHANICS OFFICE, NJ g. G. R. Ri
Memphis Jan. 8, 1858.
This will certify that am using the Paane Camel Coal
OIL manufactured by the Union Coal and Oil Company
MaysvIle KY in our machine shops on the locomo
lives On the Me Dphis and Charleston KaToad and
given the several in order TO prove its qualities
lubFcaIing Oil. have hesitation recommending
superior Oil for Railroad purposes, bOtn in regard TO
omy perfect luoFcatOr. believe it 70 be The best
On used and that one gallon will 60 far
gallons of Lard OIL The aehney is running the
shops with twenty per cent less required for
Ordinary Oil. The huidity of the OIL arises, convinced
total absence OF gum and does not effect its lubT
eating properties but only requires that the Ohces The
oil cups feeders should be redueedi in order the
WH. K. NICHOLS, Master MAchinist.
MATsvULLE, Ky, Nov. II, 1857.
To the Union Coal and OIL Company:
GEETLEnHN-HaVlng used your Lu0ricating on, made
from Caunel Coal the machinery Colon Mills Qn
cudng Epgns and SPindles for the last few weeks
are prepared - say that have found greatly superior
70 any other excepting the best Sperm and fully equal to
that article for which have been paying from dollar
seventy I'VE 70 two dollars and tWentyVe cents per
gallon The distributes very perfectly the machine
~ wears long and h free gum, which irctOn
and consequently heat
InvsW Of she superior quality Of this OIL have RdOp
ted Il for Mile From the Low price a. which il is solo
we doubt not It must come into general use.
JANUARY & WOOD,
Projectors Of MaysViIls Cotton Mills.
February 9, 1s57-di " lm6g WIN
number OF other ceTu6eEteg are in the hands Of the
agents here, which may be Essn Al any time.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn Jan, 30. 1853

NASHVILLE, Tena Jan. 30, 1853
We are using the PsFseine Camel Coal Oh in Ma.
chine Shop take pleasure 10 stating that have
never used any OIL equal IL will very greatly
longer and Gbrcas thoroughly than the best qualify
o. Laru other ordinary OIL free from gum, and Rs
sucl Oil IS Is needed for machinery We doubt il
come into general use. We hink this OIL FULLY equa
TO the Sperm, and that gallon Il WOh
TWO of the Desg Lard Oil,
AND'W ANDERSON.
J. b. ROMANS.
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WANTED-By young man Of some experience
and Of steady habits, sittusiOn IS clerk in some
business house Address D., care Of box 475.