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For Rent or Lease.

For Rent or Lease.
THAT convenient residence the Franklin Turnpike At
present occupied by Mr.. Fellows Il contains rooms
besides kitchens servants rooms. &c. and has about
Of ground attached. Il would be leased good tsnani
for q term Of yeaFstf desired. Apply to
nov Il A. V. s. LIEDSLBY.
Trunks, ValiseS and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
" q " Travelling
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Gents " Trunks
% bog Skin Iron France
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valisss.
Also. Heavy Wool Hats Carpet Bags Satchels, Black
Bags &C. all the above articles will be sold at the very
JOWest prices by BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No, IA College Street.
oct (Sgn Of the EegrO)
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RIack Mammoth

FnNHlS fAVUhiiE JACh Will r maiH az my sable anu
n serve Jennes Forty Dollars the insurance. He
neVerf better health and dOn than present. ceem
Il unnecessary say any thing Ia reference 70 bis merits
breeder The records tue various Agricultural Society
Fairs wherever he bad colt 70 show for premium, give
evidence OF the fact OF his superiority breeder. Pas
turaRe ats, and grain feed g desired, at IS cents per
week. gery attention TO prevent accidents escapes
but no liability for either. r. X. RAINS.
leh IQ-w2m Ore mile South Of Nashville.
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Cash Capital $l,OOO,OOO.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED,
With a Surplus Of $500, 3sz SO.
ASSETS JANUARY 1s5s.
LOSSESEQUITlBLT ADJUSTED & PROMPTLY PAID.
UPWARDs OF $1,000 200
or Losses have pad b. the Elna Insurance Co the
past IS years.
sire 3 INLAND NAVIGATION

HV y AL4sl4N ~ 3 de4VA
Risks accepted as terms consistent with aOVsncy and fair
profit.
Especial attention given 10 LHsraes Of DOslLHlgs and
Contents, for terms Of l to 5 ysars
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HnGEETEr.n

an now Offering prices TO suit the times, three lots in
kdgeaed, just beyond DOnison'8 Store. The lots
each 50 me GaaR Turnpike and $40 feet deep,
with street IN The They eOnVenient0 mex
hausbe supply Of excellent WATER and in rapidly
improving noighborhOOd. Apply 70
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A GOOD DWELLING,

CTTUATED Cherry Street, LneoIn's Hall, is now
- offered for sale The lot &c feet front By 49, The
house brick containing in al nine The
lot IL offered for less than the cost Of the Building.
d.,1o Apply" 11Nnsrpv
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Cumberland Female College


LUMbEhe
GOOD lot Of Joiss, Seanting, and two inch Plank on
"A hand, cheap for cash. good lot Boards and POpla
shingles can be delivered in few days 70 those wanting
them. Ny Mil s cutting daily Agent for other Mis
and will pay particular attention 10 ALI Tders. Call at the
Savings Institution and leave your ordeB you wish
alec lnoV25l J, G. DARDEG.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

WISH % sell my farm, on which am living, -
on the Red River Turnpike leadiHg from Gallatin III
70 hopEinsylle, KY, about miles from GGllain
" eonlna between 4CO and 500 Acres West Station Ca
Creek r through 1t; about onshalfO Of It
boom aHd About IS Of the woodland h usi set In
due grass IL has two story brick Dwelling house,
good out-hOuses, Stables Sc with IhrGe falling
springs.
mariS-WIm TYRBR h. BBLb
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The undersigned hereby respectfully reoommoaas
hslste partner TO ihe public and hopes be win rscsEa
-BeFal share Of patronage.
mays-dn A. MTTCHRL.E
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Unmarried AIbiOn

WILL Stand the present season a. my Stables u
w mile west Of GlIlatu. al IS the season ~ 7[F
TO the Groom. Mares Kept a. 81 per week. All 60
care taken 90 prevent accident, Outn any should-GZl
occur an not responsible Mares that should NOS prove
be ia foRl can he returned newt season gratis.
Sparun feet due January 1859.
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N0W m V0TR CHANCE

no purchase that vauablo lot IN Edge6sd, on the SIRE
The lot fronts 100 feet feet deep and within sin
uss walk Of the Public Square. To good purchEsBS. Ehs
wishes 10 improve the property, any length Of n will be
oven % psv the purchase money in athe desires nay
remain On bond sad mortgage forten years, fdeETed
- AVgTJUDuTuv
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snring q sumTner Goods.
WHEAT.
WHIEAT-

4 AN nov rsesivisE ny stock or SPRING and sUMaEE
GOODS, which IiaVs ne Eteniion OF my customar1
and he pa Bile rsnsrally. SAN. PRIHGHETr
marR-Im 81 College ~
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Prince Albert or Malta Mingo

JOSEPH vAUL1, President.
" A BrrrrER. Secretary. loot 2-WdEtTiW.
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Neat Country Residence.

AM Offering for sale small tract Of Land, two miles om
the city, The Soensvle Turnpike contain ing
acres. The residence Cottage with rooms,
double kitchen, double negro cabin, Stable, &c. WILDE
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FOR RFNT
TBAT convenient fIa2e M d 1tI1IT On he Pa

THAT convenient frame dwelling the Franklin Tarn
pike the nFst Toll Gate occupied by J. A. Nc
Campbell, Esq The house contains four besides
kitchen servants &c. and has thirty OfgrOUnd
attached. Suitable furniture be procured BY tenant
ally. Apply 10
nov. Is A. v s. LIEDSLBB.
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Free Banks.

HAVB for ssls large amount or prepsriy which win
eel for Notes Of the Bank Of Nashville, certhsd
checks Is a. the same prices thai have always asked oI
be prOPeTty. sept2 % XIV 8 LlhOsBbF
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Sundries,

TETBLE Buckets, Half Bushel Measures Wood Bowls &
w Ladies, Rolling Pins Wash Boards, White Wash and
Backing Brushes Hearth BrOOms Door Mats Market and
Clothes Baskets Clothes Pins, Sho, Bar Lead, de-
FREEMAN BROTR BRS,
apsHG EO.7, College, } dOOrs NOrih Of Spring q.
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THE FAMOUS ROADSTER,
Naugatuck Black Hawk,
Imported By the Tennessee LiVe Stock Company. =

rEFIS SUPERB STALLION will make his secondtA
at the BtaDs OF the subscriber, one IN
mile from Nashvll e, on The NoeDsYle Turnpike, ~
and serve twenty Five Dollar The season. In
health and appearances he ha greatly improved since last
year He proved himself last year remarkably Oa
gssr. Mares from distance will be we'll cared for, and
grain fed al 81 per week, Pasturags without grain Al 50 els
per week. T. K. RAINS.
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Lin dsey's Advertisements
For Rala

A Ees sh country residence, on ne piettnson. on
hlanch I01iaVile tuInpiks, ~ uteEf bm flllhvtef
Ihe psce contains is Of acFes Of which s
woodland. The oWellinEn neat fr6h h0uso with auF
kitchen ana saran and out hon sEefy
kHd In he very best OfsT On the place there Is
falling supply oiWer For tsrms which are tuiiable 70
jan R-dfB Avs ENDSLEY.
A VIable Business Lot Fer Sale
n AHnoW Offering for sale that vaubls Lot on Ma
elreet adjoining the store Of Norris MsfhouG The
rents 50 feet on Market and back 100 feet
/ Front street.
Il would make ofths beCt stands for q wholesale
| eeFy Store in the City. For terms Epply 70
sspt9 ser A. V. s. LINDSEY.
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A CARD.

HAVING sold my entire in the arm Of Rather
Hold Doyle, 20 J. L. Rutherford, herewith ter der my
thanks 90 all the customers Of The late hrm, and would
Commend my late partner q q gentleman worthy Of
cauuuUancC OF eT patronage. be found 81 The old
stand where shall be pleased all Of htends and
cgELQmam. Jan SIM JAMES DOYLE
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HAVR Dwelling House and for sale the Pub
lie Square for which viii take the Notes Of any Of the
Free Banks Of Tennessee.
Now the time for enteTpHsng merchant 70 pro
cure good home, a. will give reasonable time within
which be can ssWatsF calieoa for the nOtes Apply %
sent 20 AV S LlNDSLEY.
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Dissolution.

THE Co Partnership OF Rutherford Doyle was dissolved
10y mutual consent, the 6rst day Of January 1883
James Duys having sold his interest T the Books, Notes.
Accounts Real Estate J. T Rutherford both parties
authorized 10 use me OF the firm Ia liquidation
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Ten Years Credit.
AVS LINDsLEY.

HAVR several Handsome lots in Maple street, nsaF the
University, which will sell on years time ct fail
prices provided the nteFet s paid semisnnuRly. II thai
time il long enough, will agree tocs for the pRReps
e. long e. the interest Is promptly paid.
dec7 HFs AVS LIVDSLEY
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A. P. BEERS
HIGHLANDER.


THIS very Superior and famous Horse is loeAtedA
4 for the season Of 1853, at my farm, adjoining
Nashville. Mares will be received from 10th OF 81 ~
March OOb Of July at $50 each and 81 30 tbs groom due
ION July in all cases Of allure they may be returned gra Il.
next year.
HIGHLANDER bred by Thos. Taylor of g. C. in 49,
he get By Glencoe mp his dam Casanet, winner
all distances, BY Monarch, mpt &c, his pedigree is full
and tGs0Ha5s, and like the horse hmss oXeeS the
admiration Of the mo critical observers
HIGHLANDER lie rich chestnut Of exoelIsnt eonGtItu-
ton and temper measuring 10 hands in height and has
usual length and stOuness OF frame
ing beauty Of form and acton As great hOse High
landers reputation throughout the Union, was, for
time hardly slualed having beaten in the best STYLE all
mis- many competitors in SoUh Carolina and Georgia. until
about I've years old, when he sold CO., and
once vent forth to meet other formidable rivals wherever
10 be found.
In this extremely trying career, Highlander gained as
large share Of success has ended horse,
under ike cFeumEtanees-cO Istart travelling and
ming all distances a. he did Whether in good b. hsslIn
and condition
All who have examined HIGHLANDER and bis colts,
freely express the Mon thai breeder OF superior
stock, for erery will rank among the
putabie horses of the country.
march DIT. mcGAVOCK.
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Bonds and Stocks For Sale.

$4,000 Straight Tennessee STATE B0ndH.
2DO 900 Endorsed
I5OO SHARES NASHVILLE & Chattanooga Z. r. stcs
1900 Ss8snee Mining STOCK.
$500 HunisFills Mining and sanufaeturihg sioof
All OF which will be s0ld oE favorable terms b
dec 5-u A. 9halsAes a. Co
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SNYDER & FriZZeII

no. 81, PUBLIC SQUARE
Are now in receipt of their Fall and Winter Stock Of
Boots and Shoes,
Which have been made up expressly for the retail
trade For Ladies they have in part
Pine Buttoned heel Caters, Black and Bronze;
do Congress do do do do
do Side Lace do do do do
do Congress, side lace Caters " ithout besls;
do Kid bOots,thick and thin sOleG
do White kid and satin slippers;
do do do do CATERS
do Toilet slippers.
FOR MISSES.
KID Boots; thick and thin sOles;
do do do do with heels;
Lasting Caters with or without heels;
Calf and Goat Boots for school shoes
Boys and Children.
Boys calf and Congress shoes;
Youths do do do
Boys and Youths Thick boots.
Brogans and Thick Boots.
Rne stock OF BFogans for Plantation Also good
STOCK OF shoes These goods all made 70
ord y and are certainly superior article Also MEMS
thick boots Of every description.
Persons wishing anything
In ouF line Will tito their interest TO call, We are de-
tsFminsd to give them the worth OF their money.
Call at No. q Public Square.
o.tg SNYDER q FRIZZELL
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Bank Of Nashville.

1.-TWO handsome Lots in Rdgeaeld, on woodland Stree;
u The Lots front 50 feet sseh and are TO set deep
rApplytO A. Y. s. LINDSLEY.
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VOIIintine's Digest.
MEMPHIS, February %, 1858

MEMPHIs, February %, 1883.
H. VoLLETIEE, Eso.; .....
We brv eva ma ed your Digest Of she Decisions Of the
Supreme II Tennessee delivered osequens 70 me
est The eXhibs accuracy, research ana a0lyh ne
printing and binding well executed and must prove
valuable gddiuOn library OF every lawyer We Fus
YOU may be amply rewarded Tor your effort 70 serve bs
profession ana me public.
4. WRIGHT, JOHN P. CARUTRERs,
HENrY D SMALL, JuuRe Of the Common Law
WA n BROWN, and ChEnceTy Court Of
e. r. FUUEE, Memlhls,
X. G PAYNE, D. 2 mChlEhNANs ID,
Cr0 NIXON Judge Of The Criminal
ED NJ YERGER, Count Of Memphis.
sAML. W. AYKEs, JOHN F. bALB,
. D. AAD' T. S. AYREs.
The sk5-e mentioned Digest be had within ten or ar
teen days aithe following SOCK stores; L., r.,
Messrs. lamb, Young d Co., Memphis Ienn'
Mr &. h. Grown, JaUksOns Tenn.
Nessrs. I'm Yoik d Co., Nashville Tenn
Mr.. }. A. Rzyl, Knoxville, Tenn
NASHVILLE, March 4, 1883.
d. VoLLrTINR, ESQ.,
We nave exsmned your Digest Of the Decisions OF the
Supreme Court Of Tennessee reported since the Pubhcss
OF Dir Meigs Digest watch includes zen volumes Of
our Reports The points decaed clearly stated, and
we are grs,fsd 10 say that the work is characterized BY
accuracy ability ana great industry. IL viii be o. much
value 10 the Bench ana Bar trust thai yCu viii re-
the patronage OF the profession 70 which you are just
NELL, \, BROWN. HENRY NJ r. FOGG.
r Nj. MACGaVOCE RUSSELL HOUSTON.
" f COOPER THOS WASHINGTON.
HERMAN COX A. g. MERKlTT.
MANSON N. BRIEN ST. 5. NENhlBLE.
JAMES WOODS EDWIN IA. EWING.
q. III. tOrG, JNO hklD.
JNU. A. MCCANPBELL. Nm. K. TURNER,
FRANCIS b rOgG Judge OF the Circuit and
A5RAM l.. DEMOSS. Criminal Court.
mar4-dGvU h. VOLLINTINK.
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FaShiOnahle Dancing Academ

MONS. J. A. PINGUELY,
D RSPECTFULLY informs his patrons and friends, "a
II that he has returned the City, and that he will ~
open his Academy at his Hall SATURDAY, OCTO- "a
Der nth, 1857, at o'clock, P N. 4aA
Days and Hours Of Tuition, Friday at o'clock, p H.
And Saturdays OF 9 o'clock, A. H., and 3 p H.
Among the Dances lately received from Fsris he
will teach the new and fashionable ANCER,S QUAD
BILLIE, danced 10 the principal Eastern Cities.
" Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extern
dsd 70 him. Mons ?. respectfully soclts cOntn uance off
thesAms octlI-t.
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SuGRH.

IN HHDs. Common, Far, Prime and Choice LOus
l4U ana sugsr.
100 barrels crushed sugar,
lbs lU9t
81 "a Clarified
sd While Havana Sugar, IN Store aud for sal
b rmav qII ". h. GORDON & co
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FINE TOBACCO.

WE have been appointed Sole gsnis ~ Nashvils 5r
W The sale Of James Thomas IT. oI RlcbmoaJ Va.,J
Celebrated Manuractu red t. bacco
Tecsvsd 2DO DoKss o. ths foIloBinz braads Viz
JE n Ill OF UPHlR,
RUBY TWIST,
CIERON,
NECTAR LEAF,
BUTTER OF SPO NGE CAKE,
Which viii sell lie Manufaclurers pricss oF cash.
te0lb CARTER, MCKAY & CO.
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"a Neat Small DWellinp

AM offering for sale neat dwelling College Street
just beyond the Medical College. The House is rick
contains good rooms cigeTn, and will be sold
great bargain. ROT terms apply TO
nov "a IS LINDSEY
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W anted!

Bacon! Lard ! and Feathers!
EOR uheh hs hignsst market pr,ee IN casn viii De said
srRArTON q SEYMOUR,
10. 10 Market street, doors below Charch street.
bB I4-dIm
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FREIGHT RATES
PROM
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO
NASHVILLE AND STATIONS,
ON
Nashville & Chattanooga II. R.
WEST OF STEVENSON.

Bradshaw g. Rutland
No IA, COLLEGE STREET,
TTAvR Just received their FALL and WINTER STOCK
II Of BOOTS and SHOES, which consist IL n Of he
following;
For Ladies, Misses and Children
Ladies fine Kid and Morocco Booees hiek and thin SOLE
with and without Heels.
Ladies fine black Lasting Caters side and front lace,
q Congress Caters, with and without Heels
Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed I"
and Morocco Buskins, thick and thin sole;
Misses Bootees, A"
with and without Heels.
90 60 Black and Fancy Lasting Caters
Cslfand Goat Heeled Bootees for school;
Chidrsns Kid and Morocco boOtees thick and thin sole
- Ankle Ties with ROsetts
&c Top bOOtees, with Heels;
Woman's extra size Calf and Goat Bootees;
Servants " Kip and Dutch BOotees;
Calf and Goat with Heels.
For Gents and Boys,
Gents fine Pump and Stitched Calf Boots
quilted bottom W. P. /"
double sole W. P 4"
Calf stitched. Calf Congress GaitsrSi
double sole P. L. extra;
- Union Ties, sswed and pegeed;
Calf Oxford Ties, stitched and peggsd;
Cloth Congress Caters, stitched.
Boys fine ". P. Calf Boots, seWed and pegged;
Q" Calf and Kip boots;
Calf Oxford Ties, ssWed and pegged;
" Congress Caters;
Cloth and P. L. Congress Caters.
Thick BTOgans, Boots.
Extrs heavy Brogans for plantation use
Mems heavy Boots ali Of which will be sold cheap by
oot9 BRADSHAW 3 RUTLAND.
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Notice

(1YNTHA FLlNN and her heirs, hereby notified to
~ forward and hle legal claim to the legacy len
her by her mother, Judith Sears, Decd Gate Hall
~, State Of Georgia. within three years; the Will
lapse and distributed 10 the other heirs Of said Decd
Published by order OF the honorable court Of Chanesr,
a. September Term. 1857. GGinsve Hall, county, Ca,
October l7th 81. NJ. W. BROWN,
noV3-6mIRm Executor OfJudith Sellers deed.
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The progress Of this Corporation has been stable and
interrupted through OF financial sunshine and orm
periods eVeDul in exempt from sweeping eOnhagra.
tons and maritime disaster Being long established
cash basis the troubles Of the credit system aeci IN
material particular.
During hard times the security Of reliable Insurance e.
an imperative dutyths ability Of properly owners 10
tain lOss being then much lesssne0.
Agencies In all the principal cities and towns throughout
the State Policies issued without delay any The duly
authorized Agents Of the Company.
Bus1ness attended 20 with Despatch and
Fidelity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

aREDucgD BIZ DYSPEPSIA TO a MERE SKELEToS."
01rea BIZ s.BerhdVs's Holland Bittsrs. MIR.
A Matchett, a trader. probably as well known as
any. nan.in Western Pennsylvania, states as fol-
lows: "Imet with farmer in Armstrong eoun-
~ who was reduced by Dyspepsia 70 a mere sksls-
Ton. Ipersuaded him to buy bottle OF Boer-
him Meeting him some months aiief1 what
vas INV establishment at finding him hale
hearty man; he told me he now teeigted 200
,,55,tnfs. and this wonderful cange had been pro-
durefi by Bosrhaye's Holland Bttcrs, to which he
attributed solely his restoration"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

Tag Congressional Globe let's us into the
cause of the recent fracas between Senators
Dayis:and Benjamin. Itis this-Mr. Benjamin
was speaking on the Army Bill, when Davis
said;
will correct the Senator, as that seems TO De
the uoint of his argument The Secretary oil
War does ask money for breech-loading arms
costing from $40, 600 to $40 600, and part of this
800. 600 is 10 go in this way, according to his
applications.
Mr.. Benjamin replied-I do not understand
that the Secretary has asked for any partOithis
800, 0OOto purchase breech-loading firearms
If he has, I am very much mistaken.
Mr.. Dayis-Oh, | will state the very simple
fact that he asks money to buy brecch-lo loading
arms Whether this $l00.0OOis to be- paid out
of the treasury, l do not know.
To this Mr.. Benjamin replied-lt is very easy
! for the Senator to give sneering reply as 70
what was certainly very respectful inquiry.
Mr.. Dayis--I consider it an attempt to mis-
represent very plain remark
Mr. Benjamin-The Senator is mistaken, and
has no right to state any such thing. His man
ner is not agreeable at all.
I Mr.. Dayis--lf the SENATOR happens TO find
It lisagreeahle, hope he viii keep it to him
self
Mr. Benjamin-It was directed to me, and
will not keep ii to myself win reply to it in
slanter.
MIR. Davis-You have got it, sir.
Mr.. Beniamin-T That is enough, sir; shall
NOT again be diverted from my public duties
D
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For Rem, -.
;. > IllrltF'' ( KEW FIRM.

pRs. BSRTLETI 4 w q 20 ian. WLts-
e sfarEstsfrcetio PIpas'
llyfrIttIlnE ". .fied bT his rapiey lllsI
basinels g saa q sna ts a9iiets 81 D.
kr11ed buslnsls 90
N profession. tOpeTforin md
Drs. D. q W IlentistEy y
sossss al he sss PleFepI uiili'y
guarantee " be ana
' Fsoss hsEs; sselsf lo &c aa q ss,
comfort q daiiBF enseessSIs ,Iatsy : zsB
InseEps ~ "a roots are - sr-liea
tIOn Of me ola ChOr6fofm o. ~ go a.
process, a'1ss and perfectly -
erfraeted without their pFstes'
m Be- pleased 60 give srtiaeialT Teeth
'His-re call and eElrnll - feple
- ,1lee omen At al lo-ts-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-12

MRs. CUxS1SouAM- The Cleveland CO-) Plain
dealer saws that Mrs Cunningham Burdell has
purchased farm in Carroll county, about four
miles from Carrollton, and about seventy miles
from that city. She bought the farm from the
heirs of the late Dr. Samuel Sears, paying s., 600
down for it, and we understand that she will
take immediate possession.
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[IooaI Correspondence Of the In''lilgsneer:l
srnrIgn 2. O, MONn0E Co., oaI0. /

June 10th, 1868.
79u5zfshers I,,telligsncer; Understanding that
n how drowned at Ritchietown, some days ago,
formerly worked in your Office. take this meth
cd of Informing the relatives that an inquest
was held to-day, over boy found in the river,
snpposed to be about IA years old; brown hair,
left eve seems to have been affected 0houg6 It
may have been done since drowned,) was IN ms
shirt sleeves, muslin shirt, bosom and collar col
ored with diamond spots, gray casinet pants,
green suspenders, barefooted aud both pant legs
rolled I'm above the ankles. Hair had the APP
pearance of having been recently cut
Resp. Yours &c., JACOB L. MoRRIbE-