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Ds. IIOOFLAND'S
B AL SA MIC CORDIAL,

EOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
COHl,bs COLDS, Influenza, CrOHD, HOdrseness, BrOn-
chis, Diseases Qf tie BO'Cels arising from COld m
ciBisHt CORSunp tiOH, and TOC the rsiief and or at
al possibie) cure Of Patients in ddcdnced stages
Of the utter disease.
Catarrh, or Common Cold, as II is Familiarity called,
is worthy Of study, aud serious enough to be avoided
If possible. DR.. Bell says: al will not say that Colds
are to our Inhabitants what the Pidgue aud leAOlD
ly that they usher in disease Of greater completely and
mortality than these latter"
In the danger Of Bronchitis and Pneumonia, which
often follow in the train Of neglected cold, and in
Hhhtsts ItAOH0iis, the tuberCuar irritation Of which
is developed by the same cause, surely have proof
and argument sufficient for attention, only to the
preventive means, but also to the curative Of a
disease, which however mild in its inception is directly
indirectly productive Of such diversified and alarm
ing results.
This lesson should he particularly Impressed on those
who have amy constitutional tendency to Pulmonary
Consumption.
The of the Basamic Cordial, agreeably the di.
rectons accompanying each bottle, will readily
the most Distressing case of cough.
Coughs sometimes proceed from disOrdered or dys-
peptic state Of the stomach in which the German
Btters should be used. In cases OF weakness,
era debility of the system, resulting from protracted
cough, the German Bers will be found of great ben.
eft.
prominent symptoms generally ure-hurried and pain
fu respiration, imperfect liberalization OF the blood,
cough and eNpcctOration, attended with excitement OF
the heart fever, various arrangements OF the digestive
and urinary systems prosration OF strength, &c The
lungs may be diseased without any Of these symptoms
being nrUmncnt hut tho unuru,ur prnduced durngs
SEPARATION and respiration, and the ALLEVIATE contraction
aud expansion Of the chest, evident TO both sight and
feeling all furnslrmost important physical signs In
case Of disease, and should receive prompt attention.
This disease is usually caused by cold settling the
lungs and the use OF the Basainc Cordial soon per-
forms a cure.
"common cold" may be seen by glance Mt the follow
ing statistics taken from the records Of the BOnrd Of
Health Of philadelphia, contessedy one OF the most
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GtOFFEE! COFFEE COFFEE Just re.
ceiyed, good let of the very best Mo Cod, nom
Baltimore and New Orleans One cup Of this excellent
CoIcc Will make you dream ~ "Ti mes ~ Eascn Gail
soon, and bring the morley with you, and YOU will be
pleased, sure. For sale BY GRO ~ moss
lprsT quality Chewing Tobacco on hand aud for
Nv sale by Irs 2" $. Il. RELpER.
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Ia gratitude and regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, OF sHEmYvIL

q trr-rtirt DO not despair till you have tried AYERS
ryr l, prruEt u y made by Of the best medical
"a Is u thc world and IL cures AL around Us bcspcak
tUcS "a merits q H. virtues - Philadelphia Lcuger
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bDAPEH IANGINGS.-A large lot, suitable
b for Halls, Parlor, &c, for sale.
Oct 10, SO MCEWEN 4 GILLESPIE.
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Asrhmn or Phthisic, and nronchitis.
CCnsumption.

Probably no one remedy has been known which
9, r many and such dangerous IS this. Some
~ human aid reach; but even to those the Cherry
2 .L--lI Ami. rnllaf and enmfnrL
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PLANTATION WAGONS.
NO TOP PLANTATION WAGONS,

Iron axle Wagons for two four ana six horses-ma,
at the North Of the best timber Run light and star
longer than any other Wagon.
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= ~. -. g: tT;ca, n - @fites' Il ii'''o
- - !s-=-si N, III and In my family ever since
isrrpf,i a. aud believe 1t this bst medicine for It's
y.T.,s- a,sr Iut cut With bad cOld should sooner
~ twenty i've dollars Cot bottle than do without H. OF
40 aHy other r-tnciy."
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lIIIIAM CoNKLIN. NJ. ID.

AMOS LEE ESQ, MoNrERET, IA writes 81 jan, lsooi
81 hsia tedious Innuensa which confined me in doors
siH weeks to,k many medicines without relefi bnay
tri~ YOUR Rcrt hy the advice of our clergyman, The
nrs So. relieved the soreness Ia throat aud lungs
i.ss than half the bottle made me completely we'll
Your medicines the cheapest as well rs the best We
buy aud esteem lou Doctor, aud your remedies
...-.s Fsst's UiyuiH
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Notice to Shippers of Freight.

Jan 29-9n-.isS
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Group, whooping Cough, Influenza.

SPRINGFIELD, Miss. Feb. I, 1850
pa5rHsE ArER; will chrerfuy certify your Itciordl
l. H., it,t ryat, t-s-> "a the cure OF Who9ping
rsh ,rsp. aui the chest diseases OF children We OF
your fraternity Ia the south appreciate your sAi, ana
elams al your medicine to our people;
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For the Patriot.
Z he Legislature and the hanks.

MI. EDITOR: The 81 nat, S bill TO enforce the re-
sumption Of specie payments by the suspended
bauks to offer to their acceptance certain amend
nents to their charters, and for other purposes.
seems to me would have been more appropriately
entitled: "a Bill granting further Wad eating
privileges, 20 toe suspended banks having branch
es, AMI to force the sp, Gle paying banks, to keep
their fuuus posted with the lgiid cats and wind
up, and also to deprive all hanks without branch
es, Of The privilege OF doing business during the
SUSPENSION"
The bill, Section lst, provides, "nor shall any
bank pay out the notes of any bank, chartered
by the State; except its own, or branches; can the
Legislature design to Cypress the only specie pay
ing banks in the State. think not Can specie
paying notes circulate, when the ruling currency
is suspended bank notes at to per cent. dis
count How then can specie paying banks con-
time business under such law, if they pay out
their own notes they will be returned on them i'm
mediAt,y for coin, while the inferior currency
would have the circulation. There is another very
great, nay, an insuperable objection to this bill,
VIZ: the legalizug OF paying out paper by banks
and branches where it is not redeemed-this is
restoring a sound currency with aveuseance-and
the 7th section of said bill-look at it if you
please-how perfectly ridiculous-provides that
no bank branch bank, in Tennessee, shall issue,
emit or pay out, any bank note not on its face
payable at the counter where issued, emitted. or
paid out, pr0Uidsd, that parent bank branch
bank shall be prohibited from paying out each
thers notes respectively, after they have once
been issued at their counter. Is this the way
TO secure better currency Is it not the climax
of Wad CaHiag? Adopt this system, if you please,
by legislative enactment Gt has prevailed, for
years, by bank management pass stringent laws
against brokers and exchange dealers, let the
banks pay out their at points other than
where red emrd, repeal all privileges to deal in
mouey-and If you don't have the worst swinded
community, in five years. of any on this continent,
l WILL admit am stupid fool--whati allow the
banks to pay out their notes on the Mississippi
River that are payable in the mountains OF East
Tennessee, and why? simply because they have
not the means OF paying at Nemphis--snd will not
the Banks avail themselves of such kitng priyi-
Isges To the utmost.
Can it lie possible that a conservative legislature
will Iegalize such things
II we must have banks, let us have sound spec
Gle paving banks-fx day for resumption, and
from and after that day, allow no bank branch
bank TO pay out any other than its notss-
give brokers aud exchange dealer the privi-
leges as they have in New York. Kentucky and
Louisiana-and We look forward to better
Tim > b.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1858.
Republican PrfncipIes-The New Lead'
ers of the RePubIicnn NOV ement.

IL Republican PrfncipIes-The New Lead.
ers of the Republican Movement.
The Cincinnati Commercial, one of the
most independent and straightforward OF
all the Freesoil organs of the country, I'M
der the above text, produces commenta-
ry scathing to the Greelys, Weeds, Kings,
Wilmots, and highly eulogistic of Senator
Douglas and his present associates. The
former are denounced as time-servers,
who "had neither an adequate conception
OF the power and beauty of simple truth,
nor any feelings of sympa thy with popular
conscience. They were simply body of
political machinists. Their primary object
was to put out the party in power, and to
put in themselves" They succeeded, it is
alledged, in defeating themselves upon the
great question of the Presidency; gave US
the worst Congress, and several of the
worst State Legislatures known to our his
tory, and contrived to place the party, at
the end Of first year, in a state of
utter disarmament and generalization.
These leaders are, therefore, spurned by
the Commercial, while its eyes are turned
with much more confidence and hope to
Mr.. Douglas and his associates, as the only
Efficient leaders Of the Republican mOvem'ent.
Upon this point we subjoin, the following
extract from the Commercials article, for
the consideration of those of our friends,
who are disposed to sympathize with Judge
Douglas in his recent course:
'The present, and only efficient aders now
of the Republican moUemeat-nOt the Republican
pdrty-are men who have not yet dissolved their
connection with the Democracy. The only aft
frmatve Republicanism is that which they exhibit
Messrs. Seward, Weed, Greedy and the like. rep
resent a dead party, Mr.. Douglas and his asso-
ciates living principle We 90 not say why 1t
is so. We are not inquiring into the mo'iTes of
the Senators from Illinois, Michigan, and CalifOr-
nia of the representative from the central dis
trct of Ohio, and those who go with him; but are
simply stating fact. One set OF men has forfeit
ed the leadership in the contest upon a great prin
cpe, and another has Gcceded to the vacant place.
Looking at the interests of the heads of the Re-
publican party, this may seem unfortunate; look
ing at the cause of truth, and We cannot make up
our minds 10 grieve very bitterly over the Ca
tastrophe. Upon the whole, it has much the
look of an improvement"
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For the Patriot.
The Jsybird Song:
y Nc ~ vIF0 oDhRs
CORK sHucKISG REFR.Iz. TUNE: "JAEGoMALlSao.Ho.

CORK SHOCKING REFRaIs TUNE: "JAEGoMALASao.Ho.
Dedicated to Coz Henry W. AcCorvy, Of Jackson, Tenn
BIZ GEs. W. !. zAsKELL, OF TENNESSEE
A Jas bird lived on the Forl ed deer
Jango-Malango-hoi
And Blue-bird lived hs neighbor near,
Jaago-Malango-hoi
The Blue-oird a upon the op Of q saw-pit
Jango-Mala go hoi
And he saw the Jaybird court a Tom-tit,
Jango-Malango-hol
The Biue-bird laughed, and the Blue-brd swore,
Jango-Maalango.hoI
That he never saw such fun before,
Jango MaIango-ho!
says the Jaybird, 4" Blue-coat you be DONE"
Jango-MaangO-ho
9 Or III stop your way of pohing fun"
Jango-MaIango-hol
But the Blue-bird kept laughing still,
Jango-aiaI ng -hoi
Say the jay ir'. '' Go have your will"
Jango-M ilango-hoi
So the Jaybire winked at the lue-bi DIS ister
Jango Nal ngo hol
And new % a Psw-pa& bush and kissed her
Japgo-Maa gl-ho
The Blue.bird ripped, and he Blue-bird swore,
Jaug, stlango-hol
That he never s mad before
ia so-A liango-hoi
so ne hutteTed about, and he could not re t,
JAnso-MaIangO-hol
And he went and spoiled the Jaybird's nest
Jango- Naauge-hol
Then the JayDrI elo ell wi the BIue-brd's wife,
JaDgo-MaIango-ho!
And il almost look he Buebird's life,
Jango-N alango-ho
And all the birds from the Crow to the Wren,
Jango-M alango-ho
They poked Their at tn. Blue-bird then,
ia go Nala go no
And he Blue-bi, moved from the Forked-deer
Jango-Mala go-ho!
But where the ia, bird did o hear
Jango- Nalaugo hol
For the Blu bird went 10 ArAansaw
Jango-Ma.al g0-ho!
But the Jaybrd SIN ucki his craw
Jango- .alapgo-hol
And he led day with melancholy
Jango Malango no
Because he did commit the folly,
Jango-Ma angoho!
To laugh at the JaybIrd and the Tom-tit
Jang J-dalango no
As he sitting atop o. the saw-pit,
Jango- dalango-hoI
And because he thought i, all for the best,
Jango -Niaango-ho!
To go and spoil the Jaybrds nest
Jango-Malango-Eo
And ne wiped his BILL and he wrote his will,
J.rgo-Ma ango-hoi
And the will is in he family i'll,
Jango- Nalango-hol
And he left 10 his thi request,
Jango-Msango-hoi
To HeUer Jool 0ttt a JofyJird's nest
Jango-Malango-hol
In The sage Nashville on the way there with mcCorry
in october, 1871
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For Rent.

SoMF f"e or X Of Csieorres an@ r.at Cottages
- situated between tie Lebr ard sesboTo' ruI
pixies, viH be rented 10 good nans pri p he
ensuing We Thee 10 la - ,i.egr Of an mex
ble supVy Of vEter corVearI to ~ them
charge eu,itcd "a ne beuef' o. The Free
Schools, Of which j, in cir fu eo,te eghto hood.
Appiy 4. \. =. II NI-IEY.
Dec 2-dH q. elias tCK
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ROYAL Havana LOTTERY.

THE sub crber fully informs the public, that
L ing made arrangements at the ROYAL Ha-
terry Office procure uli supply Of tickets
18th drawings that will place dur he year ISIS
i'll be ready h orders he be favored with he
he attention fact hat has been
shed for nearly two years, and aso he promp
which always display ed in FL ing all orders. tie
this oppor uny to u Ank public for the liberal
patronage tney have bestowd upon him hopeby
attention business 20 meri .-Iuance Of he same.
The drawings viii axe the 9th and 2sth OF
January For par cellars advertlsemeu in auo her
column DON RODRIGUEZ.
Jan 4-St.
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cB- nver, the newly appointed Secretary OF
K.usas acquired considerable notoriety in Calior-
nia, by killing the editor Of the Alta California in
aueL The Governors OF Kansas before Denver
have acquired notoriety ny getting thems' Ives kill
ed politically by their ministraton Of the affairs
81 hat Territory. Walker is the only eIcef ton,
AMI Ii a1tori " consists in his killing Buehanss.
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Sale Of Lots.

by virtue Of deed in ru executed me, Trustee
ID besrng date, &C. 1883 reg the Regis
ters oace, Book No % page S2l will I'll on ssur-
" January 23rd, 1855, highest ODER the art
house Yard, in Nashyill- four beaut Lot.
Hl's aidtio Nashville No. "a, 2s, am 80 eac lo
fronting hft feet on " ct Get, nd running c. $50
feet alley the equity Of redemption above lot
is waived. such tile a. is vested Trustee wall be
given the pu chasers Sale abolt u ock Term,
made known on n day Of sale. N.HoBSoS,
cec-h-d
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Eois RHNT.

A HoUSE in Edge6e'd sit IN q fgw minutes AK Of
~ the Pnblic Square, ing rocrs besides itch
en- and servants rooms. Enquire OF
}. G FELLOWS,
nov6-tf- No p Cl-rry street.
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LTASE EnR SALE

FTNHE uneXp ed II" ten years lease Of tina, yalua
l. bic az d commodious reho No. II Public square
at prrstn occupied by J DE- o. Terms lin ri
Apply to BRAINS ORD, McWHIRi Err Co
e
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For F2cut ar Lease.

'I'HAT convenient residene the ErlaE'tr rupke.
} - cCuried hy Mr. e'}oUs Dr. n
he de- tcHers, rva1ts' hr about
acres O! ground attached. il oUld l. a-rd good
tenaut for term OF wears If desired Appl
rovl9 a. V :. LINN~LEY.
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FOR RENT.

TJTHtT CONVENT FRAME TWFLIING on
l the franklin TUrnpbe rcFf h. FIRST
ToI-Eete, pi. d bA J. 4. Nc,av Tbell. = q.
TIE ioU air toui rocI be deS llfcl en- Mt ,
70 orr ETC etc.. ard as lTty ground schei
rs Suitalle rntuTe can T. Ir- q s~sd by he len
ant II de ired Gs Posse siol given im~-edi t.iy.
Apply =. ' :. LIN lily,
Fov. 1f--ff Nc. g.. oilep. eet
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FOE NlTHIPEHIN

He F. % o; S. Man Packet J. 6; rCI- =
leave for tie above ard al inter s<zESz1ssszss
dste ports, On MONDAY, At ins ., II ocloc4 NJ
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
Jau4d-l A. J. DAVIS, Agent.
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GROW Err - BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

the late Mechanics Pair, held in the City
a of Nashville, ia OCTOBER, 1851, the Judges
appointed 10 examine articles in Class 43-No.
IL GROVER X BASER's Sewing Machines; No
l64. SINGER's-REPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits Of the two machines as fol-
lows:
The machines are both two-thread machines,
that IT, using two separate threads Tor making
the stitch; that Of GROVER a 4AKER using the
thread from COMMON SPOO-S With TWO
%EFDI. Is. and that OF SINuKR's using one
spool and ole needle, the other thread working
rom BoBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE,
and in the opinion Of the committee. Is best
.gantea to ZINE CLOTHING, SADDLERY, DC.
Tbe GROVER q BAAER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY, AND, OF
COTRSE. EASIER MANAGED; advantage of
IiSfNc sPoOLS WITHOUT REMINDING :;
and with the exception OF fRe clothing, saddle
~ Sc. in the opinion OF the committee is
GesT SUITED FOR FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING hACHINE COMPANY,
No. q raDiic sSuasea N-shftHes 1snnss
Nstsylis, Tenn, Asyer-eer Sc, fsaTs-u- - -
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ID ED and do We DO nto u a havs zone to
II 'ou;- Gto DDS you want goods sold 10 o yol
Money We wan ea-r pay All thoe indeb 70
u for 1886 10 1851, il pl forward
ths'r accounts I. c. WHITE.
ian2 LIN
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FIRST r JANUARY NOTICE.

AZ wish to start Eas 70 Spring Stock, and need all
w that du-
Those n1ebted Sc and ST. viii by PAY ing
up before the 18th Of this MOI tn. W. ". FINN.
jsnI--2w
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For RENT.

FVNHRFF irabe rooms the 'lan ter BAN
suitable TOR 7ces. Entrances on 'oI- e and Union
streets. Possession iumelia civ.
. q, Pres't.
Dec 1T P4u-er.' an
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NTGKO WOmAN For SALE

Ii Sc u or be, al &c No mules al n good
condition. Appl 10 J. OWL TER
dec26 Z No. 2, hvill- Inn ock.
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W MID.

4 SITUATION a Travelling Soliciting C'e L. 10 a
= hole-s e 70 e, in ther rg Goods Pad are,o
CIR Gerry basi ess, by young vho n, T. &C
gu wth the taCe lie son tn Country having
had sever lNear txper in The bu'iuess. Can We
CITY refer nee. Address, by ote, e,J IT, PAT.
RIOT 'FFlCs- Can2-1w.
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EOa. Hire.

TWO first rate negro women, hers and irouer.,
sssmsfre>s C. without incun brance Also one boy
Ii y, old. Apply to Il. NJ. z. FpGG,
dec }l--f No. 80, Nor h cherry Street.
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NE GEsoES FOR HIRE
EuIES. MuI ES.

BOUT rs mcgee for hir among her one H. be-
- blacssm tn il 90. MY. Apply : No. Al herr,
STR ct. dec 5-ai
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FnIt IEEN.T Enrs A,ai. ISIS

V'HAr convenient ideuce on Franklin To- upIe op-
L poSiie Gen Woodoih's. Il con iu- 1--WE sOod Osus.
with kitchen, &C apply 70
tNEY EWI G.,
u. Ia .er-' r-
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.NelrOes for. Hire.

IN Frid " January list 1S5S viii. thu Court Yard
" tie in Ma hvile, hire to the she BIDDER, for & e
ensuing year, six hkeis negro women, among
who several goot cook, washers md roners, and
st0ne-mAson. Terms made the day Of hir.
ing J. ii. MCDONALD admir-
dec24 tJan1.
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4 MICRO OMAN, 50 years ID fair cock good washer
' oner ana searstress Me- and tidy in h bit
AMI OF good dispo ion viii OF sol a trader. D.
plv to L ANSF RID New IRTFR co
dec ST
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FOR HEET.
FOR RENT.
For Rent.

TWO handsome I'd comfort lie rick Dwelling Nos
1 and 2. l-iborns's I;ou hes Eorfe new, and
well fnihed; he OF goo SIZE, With high ceilings ;
the house, we tlsed I'd water in he lot, aDo
he o5cup5 ut la e the priv Of ~ Free cloo an
the right educate 1h,iT hid iioui CHARGE lai
borne' On minus reFul ~ bDuT ron 'hese oa-
the sqGa at Tie low priCs If cents. .pply 10
I. = L'NrSLtY.
Dee p diff ~. LaSC"FH
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REMOVAL.

w have removed stoc Of 30 Is, shoe Trr nks
" sc. No. 80 Mon Street, door rom ,tch'-
Drug Store where viii he Igaeo old o.
and cEsoue rs AID many wanting 20 ds 10 our
line ma favor witt a cal
RRAD-TA RUTL Nd
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A CARD.
sEE GOSE.

u at Offering entire o. staple and Fancy
w Goods al cost =. A. q J. C. MCCLkLLAND.
jxnl-u
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business Change.

oUCCf KING !. c. t4rden IN the Lnnaber trade
- viii coattnne the business ~ Tie cd sland (No-
al HroAd~ay) where ! VII be Pisased 10 meet all
thc paEscRs Il my predecessor nad as InAny etaefs
A. alay fsFor NItb cali
I have several mills cutting Poplar and Cedar
Lsmbef, besides large supply of white and yellow
flae, thus enabling nae 10 eel al manufacturer
fFices.
haxing purchased the books and accounts Of me
oli am ~ are aware Of their Indebtedness win
pieass cofns forward Ana settle ~ The rst al Mp,
tesaper. or will pat their scooono With an enocr
lpE cosi-etion.
Havtnx determines 20 adhere rigiasy 10 The Cash
~ ten, Al orders saIsi be accompanied NIB ahs
.a-ss-,f j n pARDEN.
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Chancery Cour, az Nashville.

MrCH Sanieer Co. ". fiaiip n J. tall-r baa e a.
thc ealce 81 tAa Clcfk Asc Master ~ tbs ChAla-
IN errv Court a Nashville, The 81 day q
SsEa 1855 % moltaa II complainant ~ oonnsrl ~
the above cazse aad ai.sFus o. thr satst1cto1 -
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