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Would You Be- RIoHf-A very pretty question to
be Sure2 Who Wouldn't be rich If they couldl But
then, the question is, boE is one to get rich? Be
quiet; just wait half q minute, and veil tell you.
send an X or V, or even half Y, on to Swan 8
Co Auguste Georgis for ticket Ia their lottery.
That ticket will draw prize 1.-THE first one don't
the second enc will We once knew man who,
growing tired of toiling fro0 nom till night sent
70 Swan Co. ten do lar bill friend tried to
dissuade him from doing, but be was determined
10 try bis luck His ticket drew pr,ze Of 500, 900,
and the consequences was that man tried again and
again, and now he is one Of the richest men in our
eiy. The same chance is open to all for those who
cannot afford to buy a whole ticket can get half or
quarter one The true spirit of democracy is dis
played by Swans Customers, for ALL rich and poor,
join together in psironiEing him.-N 2 Pisayuns
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Prize Carrespondence.

AUGUSTA, GA Oct 4th, 1858.
VIM R Wilson, Esq. No 49s arl St New York:
Dear Sir:-AlloW us to congratulate you on your
good fortune, in drawing the whole of the second
capial prize of S22, 800 in our lottery Scheme eff
Sept 18th, last.
As we do not use the names of prize holders with
out special permission, we hsVe ask authority to
dc so 10 your case.
We more particularly desire your consent at this
time, because there has been recent attempt 70 In
jure our firm. Very respectfully yours,
SAMUEL SWAN & Co.
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GEORaIA WAToHEs-The Columbus Enquirer says:
eve were shown yesterday, very neat and sub
stanial lutte Watch, ell the works Of which Wers
made in this city by Mr.. A. Witch, at Mr. Spears
jeWelry establishment Its stroke appeared to be
remarkably even and regular, and 1t was evidently
as reliable time piece as any imported fri Swift
Eerland, Paris, or elsewhere. A Macon paper, in
noticing watch recently made in that city to be ex
hibited at the State Fair said that it the first
ever made in Georgia. II SO, this one made in Co.
lumbus is the second
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Have rented the House, No IA, College Street, fen
doors beloW rhs SeUaRse House.
Their stock Hardware complete contains at least
They will endeavor keep all times the in their
line sell at lowest prices At their establishment
be found for
BUILDERSss.Every description Of Locks from the best
quality TO the cheapest; Bolts, Hinges, Screws,
Nails Of all sizes
CARPENTERS-ssPanes Saws, Chisels, Cages, Ham
and every description Of Tool
BLACkSMIEHHS-.-Vises, Anvils, sledge Hamers Steel,
&c, sc.
PAINTERSs--Brushes Of every size and quality, sash
Tools, busters, Camels Hair Pencils, &c &C
STABLE KEEPERS---The finest English and French
Horse Brushes, American Brushes, Curry Combs,
Dung Forks, &c, &c.
FAhMEAAS--sSpades5 ShOvels Scythes, PICKS, &c
GARDNERS---EOes, Rakes, Pruning Implements, Lines
&C. &c.
SPORTSmEN-s-Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns
Powder Flasks Game gs, Percussion Caps, &e,
Pocket Pistols, Colts ReyOlvers, Allan's and all
the new improvements In Fire Arms
HOUSE kEEPERSsssPlatrd Forks Table and Tea
spoons, Ivory Handled Cutlery OF every pattern I;
Knives and Forks Of all kinds
CAN Plsnshed Tin, Jspanned,
Of all kinds,
ASkETS---of every shape and Gize.
WALTERS AND TEA TRAYS---from lOc each up
to the finest quality.
WARE!.-B1ckets, Rolling Pins, Trays,
Bowls
FEATHER DUSTERS---Dusting Brushes, BroOms,
Pope's Heads and Eyes, Mops, and Carpet
Brushes.
GOODS---PIate Warmers, Coal Vas.
es, Toilet Sets, &C, &c, sc.
MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
oct2S IL College street.
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EVERY BODY BEAD THIS!
Great Public Sale of most Beautiful Res
idence and Building Lots.

ON TUESDAY, Nov 3D. 1855 the premises, at II o'clock
NJ, in BOsticks Magnificent Addition to Nashville,
will sell to the highest bidder absolutely and without
Mai Il. P Boscks most desirable and beautiful residence i'm
medaey city on the Charlotte Pike with about
OF land improvements consisting Of large and
cOus dwelling, with and Necessary out buildings, in
house, &C.
Also Two beautiful lots on the Charlotte pike, Of
acre each
Also Ten handsome residence lots Watkins Avenue, which
MeAdamizd, extending from the city entirely through BoS
ticks Addition To praise this property would Be supernuous.
For further particulars terms, &C., see hand bills.
omnibuaea and collation. e usuEl.
=. r GzkssOsK, Austlonssr. loet94
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UnIted states Aericultural Fair

RIoHMoSD, Oct 26.-The United States Agricul
tural Fair Grounds we're thronged Throughout the
opening day. An address was delivered by Gen.
eral TIlghman, President. Speeches we're made
by Governor Wise, Elk President Tyler, and VIM.
C. Rives
The Democratic State Committee to-day fixed Pc
tersburg the place. and December LIST as the time
for holding the State Convention.
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PEORIA, Ill, Oct. 26.-Great excitement exists
here en- account of the failure of Curtis Co bank
ers of this city There are threats of mobbing the
banking house and private residences of the members
Of the firm. The military have been notified to be
in readiness to repel any attack.
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There is to be a Free State Convention at Law
rense, Kansas, on the 10th November, to take steps
with reference to the speedy admission of Kansas
into the Union.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 9Th. 1858.

New York, Oct. 9Th, 1858.
Messrs sam'l Swan Co., Augusta, Ga.
Gents:-Yours Of the 4th inst is just received
oheerfully give you permission to use my name,
and hope it may be Of advantage to your concern.
l consider l owe you this in consideration Of the
promptness with which you have paid the prize.
Very truly yours, SC. VIM. z. WILSON,
No. 499 Pearl Street.
P. ST. herewith enclose you my affidavit, which
you can publish if you think proper.
The undersigned VIM. R. Wilson, Of 49s Pearl
Street, in the city Of New York, being sworn, de-
poses and says that he the holder of the whole
tick Number IS, "A, 5l-in Samuel Swan Cos
lottery scheme Of Sept l1h last: and that By rea>
son of the drawing the said ticket became entitled to
the whole of the second capital prize Of S22 300,
which prize has been fully and promptly paid by the
Managers W. r. WILSON
Sworn before me this slh October, 1858.
AUGUSTUS BEoWEE,
Com'r Of Deeds
The above is 3 solitary instance. Had We the
same permission of sli parties, We could give list
Of hundreds who have ora IN prizes, varying from
1000 to the largest capital Of $4,000 within The
last nine months. 8. SWAH h Co.
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HAMPERS MAGAZINE for November.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for November.
EMMERSON & PUTNAM's MAGAZINE for November.
ust received by JOHN YORK q co.
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order give ali chance and especially thoss who not
presn at our hrt public sale Of the Boyd Lots will
Tuesdays Nov. 9Th, 1858,
II o'clock, the premises have public sale Of
about 30 Of those beautiful Building Lots in the Boyd Addition to
West Nashville.
TEMs-l, and years, &c. Omnibusses and COLLATION. as
usual. J!L. r. ". BROWN,
E. r. GLAsCOCK, Auc. a. Cherry street.
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LETTER FROM KENTUCKY,

The Fair at HOPkinsviIIe---The Bearded
Oman:.-SyisS warbler, &c.---SOns OF
road.
HoPKINsvnLE, Ky, Oct. 26, 1858.
G. G. PoIEDExrEB, ESQ:
Dear Sir: had fully intended to give you, in ex-
tense, description of our Agricultural Fair, which
closed on Saturday last, but really so many things
occurred, such as might be expected upon such an
occasion and yet nothing of very remarkable
character, that is difficult to determine what to say
or whether to say anything aboutit.
Thousands focked daily to witness the ezhibi
tiOns, which suppose, were equal in almost every
respect, public expectation. Of every thing
fine was exhibited and every thing exhibited was
fine. The premiums and certificates were awarded
to Mr.. A and Mr.. B g., to Mrs C. and Miss D, very
much to the qualification in most cases of the out
side judges, who seldom failed to make tie welkin
ring with shouts of applause dsapPrObatiOn.
For further details ITefer you to the HOpkinsville
papers.
The double Headed" girl, the swiss Warbler,
the Bearded Woman and the Dwarf furnished ample
means for the absorption of small change.
Guarded by vigilsnt police, the most perfect
order prevailed during the whole four days Not
single fight or quarrel occurred worthy of notice.
cannot forego to mention one which to me was
the most touching incident of the occasion In this
county there lives sn aged lady, whose name is
Brown. She has ten grO0n liUing sons, who, in per-
sonsl appearance, bear striking resemblance to
each other. About o'clock on Saturday evening,
the ten brothers, dressed in black and elegantly
mounted on dappled gray horses, entered the ring,
in the order of their sges, the eldest brother, Mr..
A. J. Brown, of FairView, leading the way. The
audience greeted their entrance with long and loud
applause. The aged mother, who sat in the crowd,
was presented with complimentary premium. The
excitement which followed beggsrs description. The
band play ed g Hail Columbia. Ten noble looking
fellows, one could but feel how much this old lady
had done for her ooGntry.
had intended to say something about the Nash
vile and Henderson Railroad but must defer it to
another time. have just learned that Col GanO
Henry, lately elected President of this road in place
of Hen John P. Campbell resigned, has started for
Europe on important business connected with the
road. &AGszAA.
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POsTPONEmENT.
MAPLE WOOD.
TIE SALE has been postponed until WEDNESDAY, Sd
NOVEMBER. 1858. and DAYS lallaMing

TIE SALE has been postponed until WEDNESDAY, Sd o
NOVEMBER, 1858, and days following
"TE will the highest bidder, on the premises
wv that splendid Of Land, belonging 10 r. H. Elam,
Esq better the Josiah Williams place, fronting the
Gaan Turnpike d four miles North East
Nashville, containing 365 The Ma hve and Louis
vile and the Edgef= and Kentucky kalrad, air
line through Of the Tract The Tract viii he divided
from thirty acres, except the lot
tanning dwelling, which will be beautiful square Of about
seventy acres extending the Turnpike the
Railroad on the isdeCdsd Of the richest and
desirable locations in the vicinity Of Nashville in the state Of
Tennessee.
The large commodous and well built brick dwelling
beautiful Of native 70 est the extent
convenience Of the buildings, stables, houses and
garden and orchard, make this Of the most desirable otons
in the Excepting the house tract there about 100
timber 1876 cleared and In superior stale Of Gull
tvaon all parts the tract s Of e richest quail
ityes mostly level with many gentle elevations for building
and in the mbered portion three Of the most
ding to be found in the vicinity Of Nashville.
The beauty fertility Of these lands their distance from Nash
vile, and immediate proximity the growing town Of Edgehed,
facilities afforded the Turnpike and Railroad and the
neighborbOOd renders this Of the da
offered 70 the public. And 70 all who
rich Sites az the proper from
town TO attend business the city enjoy
and luxus Of country residence In the best OF negnorhoods
to those wishing in gardening vineyards &c this
will the greatest inducements. To persons well
quaned with lands attempt by Us 70 describe them
come come Of the bodies Of land in Amer
Ca For plats call az No. o., Deaderick street
TERMS land vi be sold credit Of /, and years.
without interest approved securities required, paya
Bile in bank, and lien retained 70 secure the payment
Of land Mr.. Elam will sell creet Of
six MONTHS his valuable Of stock farming implements
fodder, &C sc. Omuibuses free and collation. usual
oct26-dEWtds NANCE WOODWARD, Agents
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VI. sULzBACmER,
NO. So, Market street, Nashville,

NJ SULZBACAh ER,
NO. So, Market Street, Nashville,
FHNAkES great pleasure in informing his friends patrons and
tepubC generally, that h. Is still 10 be found at his old
stand with large assOrtmsntof
Fine and Common Ready-made CIOthingS
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, &c,
Also choice selection Piece Goods consisting part
Cloth, Casmeres Of every description Slk and Velvet vng
In addition TO the above there be found az the place. the
celebrated cutter PEIFFER, who viii always be hand give
those favoring him with call beautiful fit Clothing made
Orler and Tailoring give satisfaction
10th regards the price and The quality The subscriber takes
TINS method Of enderng his thanks his for their pat
and % continuance Of the and requests the pub
lie 70 call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All persons indebted TO the subscriber will please settle the
possible, the old BE settled much
further indug ence cannot be allowed. 9ct22-t
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WEST NASHVILLE.
SOMETHING NEWT

SOMETHING NEW!
TEN YEARS CREDITH
Cheap Homes for the Masses.
an Thursday 18th October on the premises propose
" 70 sell at public sale all the unsOld lots In
Fairfield village.
This addition Immediately adjoining corporation OF Nash
soonest offered sale that vicinity lots
sold ars on the Lebanon Turnpike Nos 5 TO- H. p
lots Nos g. 60 81 s. s. 30, So 81 81 ST. So As A. a. A. A.
40, 30, %, 81, IS % and a
Several lots containing from > 70 5 acres
Terms are unusually Liberal. Where the
years given the whole purchase money
interest being promptly paid semi annually On under
satisfactorily secured, elring interest ru retained
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A NJ Omnibuss COLLATION.,
&C. A. v. s. LIND LEY.
oet24-td Z. r. GLAso0oE, Aueuonesr.
VOCK.
TTyHE great number OF neat Dwellings other Buildings going
To aocommrdas those are DESTROYS Of purchasing in that
THURSDAY, 9Th OF NOVEMBER
next to bring Of sale Of 30 or 40 Lots in Dr. T. Nc
Gavocs VARIOUS additions including several Of those most val
College street,
Nos. 4 S, half Of No. :. l6, Il, and Is.
Cherry Street,
Nos. q, q, 30, %, IS yBd IS.
Summer street,
Nos. IS, sc, CO.. GO and 90.
These generally IS feet front and run back las feet
wide alleys. Among them several prominent corner Lola
Also
shall offer Ten or Fifteen Lots in the Additions west
simmer street.
Termss.A credit Of two and three years for Notes "a
ssctory secured Interest and lien retained dis
oEnto 10 cent amin viii be made 70 those who
pay the cash.
For further porticuarB call Dr.. D. T. MeGavock r.
Chatham, and on A. v. S. LINDeBET,
oc114-ed g College street
VACCINE NATTER
lust received goOd EaPpy Of fresh and reliable vaccine lls
ter. A. STRETCH, Druggist
0stk Corns1 College and Union strees
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BY vrne Of Of fis fac5as directed from the
Circuit Court Of the United States Tor e Middle District
Of Tennessee, which founded upon judgment rendered In said
Court the I'D day Of APRIL 1850, wherein Downs & Co.
plaintiffs, and lillian defendant viii expose pub
lie sale the house in the city OF Nashville the 6h
day Of October all the right, title, claim and interest Of the
said defendant the 0uFiug described house and 10
the said city Of Nashville lying Cherry and is bounded
follows: Beginning the nf lot said Cherry
formerly owned BY B. Marsha and running thence south
Wardy along Cherry eighty feet Alley, thence along
said Alley C0l-e IA Alley, thence along
said ley nOFhEary - feet Of said Marshal thence
with his line to the beginning it being the house and 10
where the defendant lives levied upon and will sold
satisfy said f. JB. This 26lh day Of August, lS5-.
J. B. CLEMENTS,
Z. s. Marshal for the Middle district Of Tennessee
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CRIsP's GAIETY.
Friday, October IS, 1853.

CBASF'S UAAEIks
Friday, October 2s, 1858.
Attraction Of the age world renowned Keller Troupe and
Young American Ballet Corps. Fifth Night Benefit Of
Mon Keller, when will presented Drama the King
ter Hans, dumb TabaUx by Keller Troupe Sailors
Dream BY Young Ballet Corps which
Picture Kane in the Regions which the cee.
brated Dog ESqWiau Drought by Dr. Kane from the Polar
Seal appear To conclude with the Glory Of America.
Great Sale of Fine Marble statutes and
AIabaster Works of Art.
BEN. F. SHIELDS
HTILL sell on TUESDAY, November 3D. on account Of whom
assortment Of Italian Marble suay received direct from
Florence.
ia Italy, and will be found worthy Of amateurs Of the finest taste
in Europe and America.
Cash, We invite ALL and especially the ladies'
attend this sale Seats and the accommodations will be
Sale positive and without reserve for Cash on delivery
Oct29 BENZ. z. SHIELDS
Just Received,
On BAGS PRIME OLD GOV. JAVA cor
~ FEE. FREEMAN BROS
oct29.
SHEPPARD's GOLD PENS..--A large sssort-
y ment just received BY ?. HGAAN
Ocs5s. AaFA6bsbs
For November.
HarPer's Magazine for November, just received BY
Oct29 Union and Market streets.
ENSTRAY. ---Taken up by A. D. Cage. one mareso
BLACK color about IS years old, shod an around, has
the right hip. Valued S65 A. D. Gage realiIh'
sides in Cheatham county, District No 4.
G. G. LOWELL.
oct29-W3tf Ranger Of Chsdt6dDg county.
FRUIT TREESI FRUIT TREEs!!
OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and -,
other Fruit Trees, from three years growth $50
all very fine. will deliver them the order Of McSA
Call Vanleer & Co., Nashville -
The Apple trees each large Pear 50 cents each Peach
90 Plum so each Cherry 60 EACH all Of
the finest accmaei varieties ship from here to point
W. Z. FALL,
Oct29, 55-d&tW4m. Clarksyille, Tenn.
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sale of Lots iu Ashland,

OE the first Monday IN November next, the re-
mainder Of the Lot in the town Of Ash iands viii be Or
ered at public sale 10 the highest bidder The Lots 20 be sold
the valuable I'm the Of them fronting the
Public Square and Cumberland River. Terms be
raj, which will Be made known the day Of sale By order Of
the Commissioners W. s. SHELTON,
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NEW HARDWARE HOUSE.

NHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated themselves together,
for the purpose Of doing business in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND HOUSE.
FURNISHING GOODS.
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L Pacata Hfbemiai Or A History o. ne Wars L..
Ireisnd, duFss the Reign Of Queen Eze TaEan from i
original Chroncss Iustrsd win Portraits OK Queen F
BETH and ne kasi Of Tolus ard c Snakes q an thsoria-
al Maps and Plans. First pabshsi in London in ls. vol
So,
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The Connty Courl Cor DavIason county,

TAVING granted letters Of administration to on ne estate
Of hares P. Mcguire, deceased all PER ons Indebted %
hereby notified 70 make immediate sn sn9
persons having claims against said estate are 1fe9y hone
Nv 49, JOHN JOHNSON,
ootIg-d6n AdulniIlrstor for ChAFa1 P. Mcguire.
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FINE COTTON FARm AND NEGROES
FOR SALE,

EANE COGLONr FARM AND NEGROES
FOR SALE,
FRNO EFFECT A PARTITION between Mrs. Hsrv -
Il Ann WitkoWsk and her children, AdeIiza
siceora, Eugene Le0nidas, and PinckneY jefferson
DaWs- said Plan taliOn lies in North Louisiana,
er miles rom Gen. Hoodfolk's place, about six -
nes ron the Mississippi rivsr and fronts Bayou
4on Tor Two miles SAID Bsyouis usvix one half
AneFe are 800 Acres cleared and in a fine
SIate O cultivation with a Steam Saw
Wits steam Gin, and Cypress Brake within three
quarters OF mile from the Mil, This place can be bought at
public sale in
January, 1859,
Two-this Of the place be bought pvstsv and the ~
naming 0ne-thlrd At public sale
ALSO: The Of the Two thirds viii SELL the parties wish
70 buy Land adjoining the above plantation 2 acres more
OF which 800 eeTed % ready in as has
oen deadened for several years. and the balance high and
IN me aggregate amounting 500 acres, more or less VIII BE-
sold on very ayoble part nine years. and the
other part on eleven time With interest from cate There
VIII also bssold aHout
Eighty Likely Negroes,
all raised and belonging the same estate For terms or any
information respecting the above call essrs s. French
Son, who can give the proper Information address
JULIUS WlTE0WSEI,
Ashton, Ia, l6 miles above Lake PFovdsnoe.
Nashville October p, 1858 din.
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II EADY- MADE CLOTHIN
AND
Merchant Tailoring Establishment,
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POstPOnement.
The above sale postponed Monty, November p 1858.
J. B. CLEMENTS.
octl6-dtds U s. Marshall for the Middle Dist. Of Tenn.
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The Fair at HOpkiusVilIe-ssThe Bearded
" Omans--SWiBs Warbler &cs-s-SOns OF
Anak---NashViIle and Henderson Rail-
road.
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Machine Threads.

MEN and Cotton Machine Threads COrsets heavy Under
Ihirt, white and coi0red Marse Shirts and Fronts
ed and extension skirts and other goods received this
by oct22-d2wl PLUMMER q KNIGHT.
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HaPding's Addition

Haf9AnR y A0UAaAOMs
ON TUESDAY, Nov 10, 1853 the premises az hafpas
O'Clock, p. will have public sale Of lots in Hard
ing's beautiful Addition TO Nashville.
: J. L. & R. W. BROWN,
Z R. GLAscOCK. Auc. AZ Cherry street.
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NASHVILLE COAL COMPANY.

1T IS ORDERED by Of Board Of the above
Company, that the FIFTH AND LAST CALL Of 20 per
hereby Stockholders payable The 5 November
to D. F. CARTER, Esq Treasurer the Bank Of the Union
oc27-dtd
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MACKENZIE a mINCHIN

The business Will be conducted under the style Of MACKENZIE
MlNCHIN. ALEX. MACKENZIE.
Nashville, October |, 1858. W. Il. MINCHIN
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2. Memoirs Of Different bellous IN Irsiaud from he
Arrival Of the English: Ais, ular detail Of @ which
broke cut on he zsd Of hayrI7as the Hory Of the Con
spraey which prscea.et H. By SIP Richard Mu-rore Bart
2 vol Dublin, Isa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-06

LYONS PURE ONO CArAwBA BRANDy.-rHfs
-. brandy prepared rom Inc pure juice Of the Csawbs
thus sOrdng evidence Of the progress ~ Amer
ndussy and enis prise In the procton Of an sruce
which has hitherto been imported The Ohio Csswba brandy
not only EQUAL any of the best imported brsndies, but
exces hem In purity snd favor It's favorable rccepsn
tie Western aud other states the best Evidence az m
pefior qualities. ~. A. CASSEBEER,
Sole Agent for the city Of New York. i9i Bowery.
For ssle by en- n Ring ~, broadway; weismsnn a Cas-
sebeer go Broadway j. Aken, Jr Ts Hudson street, Del
iur Co., 65 Broadway and $50 rsurth avenue sheden
NeerRaard conner Of Twenty eighth street and Soadwsy
~ Fourth street and Bowery Tn Bailey corner
Of rourh and As'or place; u. norton B kighth
avenue; J. A. Leighton 81 Thirty ach street and
Williams urg