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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07
A Call to Farmers.

Farmers, drop your tools-pause little
read this, and retied.!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

T EASES.--Dlank Leases for Landlord
IL and Tenants, for sale at the Chronicle office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

"PREPARE TO FUCKER "A whistling
match came off at Mokelume Hill, Cali
fornia, a short time since. The two
whistlers commenced at half past lime in
the evening, and kept it up till ten min
utes OF two the next morning, when one
of them caved in, aud was forced to stretch
his mouth in all sorts of shapes to get the
"puckcr" taken out Of it, He allowed his
lips felt "iike they was the toe Of an old
boot, with large hole in it,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-05-07

"Now, George, you must divide the
cake honorable with your brother Charles. !"
"What is honorable mother 2"
at means that you must give him the
largest piece"
"Then, mother, Ia rather that Ga; ley
LouM diride IT,"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-25
NRAH JAcKsoE, Madison county, Tie
To I'll nersana 4 Rf.tsT ,-tth ErnreL

laVh7lN1 IaIII'1 = gUbI Io3I
The above case perfectly cured by 10 bottles Of the
ih1utptic and Of he Of Gravel
has been Ia this country. G. ADAMSON.
p Let every female who expects become a molhe
read The following and profit thereby go
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NASHVILLE Tenn, March q, 1893.
At meeting Of the committee appointed by
Washington Fire Company No. 5, to prepare & pre-
Emble and resolutions with regard to the death Of
Brother G. W. MARLIN, they submitted the follow
ing:
Whereas, By dispehsatiOn Of Divine Providence,
Brother Marlin has been removed from our midst
who was born August %, 1924, and died March p ,
1858, aged SO years, months and Is days.
In childhood he was beloved by his playmates for
his kindness and generous nature; at maturity he
was esteemed by all whe knew him. In 1916 he
Joined the Nashville Blues, under Col. B. F. Cheat
ham, in the First Regiment Of Tennessee Volunteers
He fought three hard battles and behaved himself
&c became q soldier and Tennessean. He was be-
loved by his fellow soldiers for his many good quail
tiles He returned from the battlefield in l847 to
receive the congratulations and enjoy the society Of
his numerous frields. He became an active FIRE
man, and remained so until his death. lie leaves
name to be cherished most By those who knew him
best. Therefore, be it
Resolved That by the death Of Brother Marlin,
WashingtoB,Fire Company No 3, has lost one Of her
most efficient members-one who promptly answered
the tap Of the alarm bell-as all good fremen do,
when life and property are endangered by fire. Be
il further
RssolBsd That we deeply sympathize with the
family and relations Of the deceased in their sad
bersavement-occssioned by the death Of one
who, but few days previous, seemingly enjoyed
health and spirits, was suddenly removed from
their midst
Resolved, That the city papers be requested TO
publish the above preamble and resolutions, and
that copy be transmitted to the family Of the de-
ceased W. +. MEACHAM,
b. +. TANKsLEY, Chairman.
c. H. CONGER, Committee.
NJ. e. COTTOE,
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AMERICAN CORN SHEIEER.-I appeal to the intel
gent citizens Of Nashville if this is not the best
invention Of the kind ever exhibited in this city
The mechanics, farmers, scientific, and indeed aI
classes Of men have been to examine and try the
machine and see its operations. 1t is decidedly the
best article of the kind have seen as respects sim
pcity and durability, as well as the rapidity and
perfection with which it shells corn it is certainly
most valuable acquisition to the labor saving
department If this be SO, why do our manufac-
turers stand of? Some Of our best and largest
farmers have purchased machines and they say, af-
ter trying the Corn Shelter that it is the best they
have ever seen. Mr.. Brown says he supposes there
have been over q thousand persons who have tried
it, and all say it is the best they ever saw. VIII we
suffer a stranger to come in our midst and sell ma
chimes to our farmers when we have the opportunity
buying the right Of the State and manufacturing
them ourselves? There is a large profit on the ma
chimes When this is plain before you, viii you still
stand off? hope some one will take hold. have
seen Mr. Brown; he will sell the machines cheap,
with the State right, on good terms. mcb7-tf
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Prof.. un,korl,s EIecrrtc on.

supply OF this Wonderu Medicine for the Rheu
muism, Dtafress, Piles, tCrns and all nervous Diseases
Headaches and Pains has been received by EWlN, PEN
DLRTON q CO., and by 10 g. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn,
where be oblaIHed fhe suffering should purchase
bottle Immediately. see advertisement In auO her column
PkoF HAsKEJL-lbe following testimony tu favor Of Dr.
HaakeIs Electric on IS furnished ms for publication.
PRoF. HAsEELLDsETS sly: feel g 70 be my duty 10 n-
form public through sou, what yoEr wonderful "E
the Oil has done my family Ny vile has been alarm
inry troubled with falling 90 sue womb and pains D the back
ana breast. bought bottle OF your on yesterday, and
to-das she entirety free pain and Sends her warues
respects for your aud property lhaFe had fhcu
matte pain IN my chou ders aud for long time, and
IN teu minutes The time applied your on, pain
an gone 10 truly uwOHdcrgl remedy for all palms, such
a. We have been suffering with, and Cheerully give this
testimonial Of lie ELECTS
G. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
sworn and subscribed before me- this day, 24th Of July
1857. LIBERTY NAllEr Jlstce OF me Eetee'
such Testimony tells 'Oer ale worth columns OF
MADE certificates all over tho land, and great way on
ruoibor rolumn msIlu&wIy.
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Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For Luhricating Machinery.

An ''-' ne OAnnel CoalOi have been very iaVora-
1 AAoIA ana eilsaaEeg used IN The placs Of sperm f
ne last few years. Oils Of \ ,i-,iI,- -, - -l-. -,
nov being made By the Onion Coal ard Oh ComDan7,a
are Vssy highly valued wherever known. Tn, 6 IS s
sane weight and viii bear NE sane tsmperst.ro. ven
winter strained, the bes, Sperm, and "a ,li rf n
a. Lubrieaio having been subjected % The ssvsrest ts
upon both heavy and light machinery and zye1esrs a.
lsfaeon. This on is peculiarly adapted 10 Rsnr,, Coz
Spindles, Machine shops, and All machinery where
dne Oh Is required Il b more economical tbsa -iinr
Oils as Is sold at about The price, and as heir ~
quantity viii DO equal amount Of iu5reaon, and 40
5susE
This on being entirely without gum, should be used in
he the finest sperm. The openings ors
and feeders uasd for ordinary eoasar Obs shoud 30
reduced, otherwise the Oh VIII be wasted.
These Oils win b. furnished 70 dealers at the acoy p-
adding freight insurance, and exchanges and al Os
sold By his company fully guaranteed rsprossn9d
For sale By KWin Psndleton & Co., Of his city Agoai
or The Union Coal and Oh Company, Maysyilles Ky.
We call public attention 70 the following certificates Of
gentlemen known here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PENDLETON g. CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
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TICKETs-whOes, So; Halves, So so; Quarters 81 %.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken par Checks New
York RENTED for Prizes.
Drawings Of large Glasses El be published in New York
New Orleans SUNDAY papers, aud Cha lesion and Sa-
vRnnah dalies,
10 ordering Tickets Certificates enclose the money n
address, the Tickets ordered receipt Of which
they will be forwarded BY first mail. Purchasers have
Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers Prizes VII be sent TO pur-
chssers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Ofics, County and State
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in full
without deduc ion.
All FRIES Of 81 600 and under, paid Immediately amer the
drawing-Oher prizes 1t the usual time OF thirty days.
All Communication strictly confidential.
Address orders Tor Tickets TO e. f. SWAIN Nashville,
Tennessee oTt ANDERSON & SON, Managers,
feb Il Macon savannah, Georgia.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

] ST. LOUIS, March PA. h. Lane publishes q
card, replying 70 DeuveT's proclamation, denounc
ing the latter as fit appOintee Of an oigarchial
| administration which disgraces the nation.
CAMP SCOTT, January 8O.-An welli no move
ment Of a military character reported
NEW YORK. March 24-Ferdinand Arledu, Of
the firm Of Arledu Wess, bankers, has been ar
rested charged with absoonding on the 9Th Of jan
u9Iy, with million guilders entrusted to his care.
Wess also disappeared about the same time.
WASHINGTON. March -HOuss-Clark, in an
gwerinq Blair. said that he had better Gberate his
own slaves before accusing shareholders.
Senate-Wilson presented bill to facilitate COM
munioation with the army in Utah, by extending
telegraph lines to the Western military posts, and
sppropriating half million dollars therefor.
ST. LOUIS, March 24-The river is reoeding
slowly.
LOUISVILLE, March 24-River stationary with
y feet water on the falls.
ST. LOUIS, March 24.-Ths overland mail from
Arizona February 7th, says that Gundaza, the
leader of the rebellion in Sonora, defeated the Gov
eminent troops in several battles and has surrounded
Peschiera, and threatens to hang the Governor Of
that place. The Indians in sMessilla Valley are
troublesome. A general attack was feared.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Ths President has
directed the Secretary Of the Navy to file the appi
cations Of officers effected by the retiring board to
be considered in the order Of application.
Weather at noon, March "a
Louisville, clear, wind NORTH mercury SO.
Quebec, clear, mercury 10.
Montreal, clear, mercury g.
Halifax, clear, wind north vest, mecury 20.
New York, clear, wind south west mercury 46,
barometer BOIL.
Calais, clear, wind north west, mercury IS.
PADUCAH, March 24.-The Baltic passed up at
two minutes before Eve this evening without stop
ping, she threw package overheard. The Diana
passed up two hours and FIVE minutes after the Bal
tic.
NEW ORLEANS, March 24-CottOn sales Is, 600
bales sales yesterday %, 900 bales, to dearer
l1al1} Sugar 6a62. Mess pork Sl7 90. Lard
in bbls 80. Coffee l0|al1. Freight lower. Cotton
TO Liverpool nine-sixteenths. Sterling 34s43 pre-
MUM.
WASHINGTON, March 24-The House discussed
the Kansas bill
The Senate considered the admission of Mime
sofa.
NEW YORK, March 24-Cotton firm, with a large |
speculative enquiry. Flour 81 20aS4 30; Wheat /
dull; Corn firm; Mess Pork SIC 6OaSl6 IS Bacon |
Hams s. Shoulders G3aG3o: Lard advanced B; COf- |
fee l03all3e.
CINCINNATI March 24-Flour SO 6OaS3 20; |
Whiskey 10 Mess Pork $50 90 Bulk Sides 72a /
3; Lard offered at IS.
The Holland Bittsrs.-we have received an
lher certificate out Of Grand Rapids Michigan dated 18Th
PRTER DAEE, Hollandsr desires Us 10 publish in the
NeuWsbode that the Holland BteTs entirely cured him OF
Indigestion, Fever and Debility, with which he suffered all
he spring Peter Dane is grateful the propretOr ofths
great remedy and takes this way Of recommending to his
mar5l-Iw 3D. sheboygan Nisuwsbode, Wisconsin.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-25
SPRING FAR

The annual Spring Fair Of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1885, will be held at the lair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to sth Of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums 0ereda list OF which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be lad on application to L. P
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. l7l Deadrick Street, or at this
Ofioe. Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1858, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
70 THos. B. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WIN. G. HARDING,
feb 20-triW&wtd President
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One square, year, s3OBseh additional square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space CONTRACTS
ed fors viii be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents
Il Tn save great deal Of unnecessary trouble our
leads, in writing us, VIII bear in mind the following
ruless
AWuyE give the date pos, once, county, State in the
body Of ycgI letter.
II yOu wish the paper changed from once to another,
give both Offices in fun.
II YOU write on business, and other matters write on
separate sheets Of paper different leaves Of sheet
Letters and Communications solicited upon all such
hetl and subjects may be Of information interest to
be public.
Anonymous communications OF whatever character will
receive 90 attention.
Correspondents should write only upon one side Of the
paper.
We cannot undertake return rejected communications
an letters on business should be directed Messr G.
ToRuETT Co., and personally 20 either Of the Proph
st0Fa.
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q rrurn is mIRhty md VIM r.....,

Truth Is Mighty and will PrevaIt.,,-
Il isa truth, that BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT bs, Ds,
formed more cures Of Chronic and Infammstorv r3bns
ssm during the past year than any remedy ever bsfor
used for these paiuiu affections. i is also truth III Al no
remedy has been found successful in healing Ola s
eers and wounds OF all descriptions, and In curing XIV
ripela Cancers soald Head, letter, Rngworm and an
diseases Of the skin. IL b also inabe specific Gor The
piles. For sale By al Druggists in this O0untry.
uETi-ln
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JOHN a. SAKE. ESQ.

Mr.. SAKE leaves US to-day, Of his poem last night
We have room only to say, that "The Press" WAS
equally with the proceeding poems recited by Mr.
SAKE, listened TO with delight by discriminating
audience.
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MAsrsa MncHaEo'u ovTror, M.&C.RK.l

MeuplL3r Jan p l1a-s
This viii certify that am using Parans Camel Goal
OIL manufactured By she Union Coal and Oh Company q
MaysVIle, KY machine shops and The l0c0mo-
lives the MonphhI ana Charleston railroad,
given the several in order prove is qualities
ubricatng Oil. have hesitation mendln az
superior Oil for ka road purposes oOtlin regard econ
envy and perfect iuDrcntor. believe I the
OH have used, and thai gallon viii 20
gallons OF Lard Oh The machinery ts running
shops with twenty per cent ess p0Werthan
ordinary OIL. The duidiY Of the U arses convinced
the total abssnc3 OF gum, and eject ts uBr-
eating properties, but only requires that 0rihees
oil cups and feeders should be reduced order 10 Vie
Gtl economically.
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;. A.FAUyFsToCK,s vERMIFUGE,

~ "A INN u IN - -,
Ought 20 be every family where there are Children az
theJ are sometimes seEed with cOuvulsons, proceeding
nom The attacks worms, when il may be announcement 70
aeno iof or procure medicine 10 auoTds SPEEDY ree
V me sufferer eEpeug The worms and dsehat al
those ieVersh and bilious humors frequent In children
ALEXANDRIA, La, Feb. q, 1854.
As'STs b. A. FasHsy,0cE d Co., PittsbtTg, Pa.
sold your Your Vsrmiiuge Tor The
ls4t sen. lears, affords pressure 10 Inform You
that have never known msdciue SO universally used
It received tue afpr8bst5D III p medical men and
eOnsose1 sGPeL!gr 10 any preparation In Test
monlAA ~ ~ stues could be Givn extent, BY
doctoEs, planters and me conn uuity IN general.
Truly youIs, &C
EDWARD JOHNSON,
,--,---,. -. --..., EEpides Parish, La.
solo Wnoleaae tno Iet- 10y all the principal druggists
End country merchants hrouE bout tue United SI5es
mHT2--lms
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wN. z. NICHOLS, Master Ilashlniss-
MArgVuL1, K4.,Nov. h, 1s57.

= NaIlEILLNI Mo Nov IS I7oIa
To tie Union Coal md Oh Company.
GEETLEHEN-HaTing used your Lubrcaling on, made
from Camel Coal the machinery CoJIou Mills On
Guiding Engine and spndiea for the lasl few weeks
prepared 10 say Thai have found greatly superior
% any other, excepting the be sperm, and fdy equal 10
that article for which We have been paying from
seventy Ye cents 70 two dollars and tWontyfFe cents per
gallon. The OIL distributes vay perfectly the machine
~, long and ss from gum, which causes rctloa
and consequently hea--
Inv'eW Of she superior quality Of this on we have adop
ted Il for Mia From NE Low price which 10 Is sold
we doubt not il must come INTO general
JANUARY & WOOD,
PFOpHstorB Of MaysEilis Cotton Mills.
February 9, I557-diH imdgW2m
number % other oertdcates in TIE hands Of ne
aganLl hara. whIch BE- Lma-
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Vollintine's Digest.


II. EOLLETIEE, EsQ.:
We your Digest the Decisiong Of he
Supreme Court Of Tennessee delivered subsequent % Inc
period which Mr.. MsEs' Digsstco5es, with much inter
The work exhibits accuracy research and ability he
printing and binding we'll executed prove
you may be amply rewarded for your ed0TI
profession and the public.
hssPsctfully,
A. WRIGHT, JOHN p. CARUTHERs,
HENRY D. SMALL, Juage Of the Common iau
WA y. BROWN ana Chanc8ry C0ur Of
{. 2. FOUTB, Memphis.
X. G. PAYNE, B. F. MCklERNAN,
GEO. DIXON, Judge Of he Criminal
20; NJ 6BhGsk Court Of MemPhl.
J. b. LAMB, Attorney General.
T. 8. AYRES.
The above mentioned Digest Be had within ten or ar
teen days atths following BOOK stores;
Messrs. Lamb, Young 8 Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. e. n. Brown, Jackson, Tenn.
Messrs. John York & CO., Nashville, Tenn.
Mr.. }. A. Rayl, Knoxville, Team.
NASHVILLE, March 4, Is55.
H. VOLLNTINE ESQ
We have examined -FOUR Digest Of the Decisions Of ere
Supreme Court Of Tennessee, reported the pubc-
ZION Of Mr. Msgs Digest Wncn includes ten vJ.1mas Of
Reports. Il will be Of much value 70 the Bench and
Bar ana trust that you viii receive the patronage Of The
profession, 70 which you are justly enltled.
NELL ). BROWN HENRY N. r FOGg.
R, ". MACGAVOCk. RUSSELL HOUSTON
W. f. COOPER THOS- WASHINGTON.
HERMAN COX. A. G. MERKITr.
MANSON n. BRIEN, So. 3. VENNlBLE.
JAMES WOODS. EDWIN Ii. EWING
G. NJ. FOGG. JNO RElD
JNU. A. MCCAMPBELL. Nh. K TURNER
FRANCIS b, kOGG. Judge OF the Circuit and
AbRAM L. DEMOSS. Criminal Court
mar4-dSWlm b. VOLLINTINE.
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THE AOrs.-The number Of acts passed by the
late General Assembly, not counting the Code,
amounts to two hundred and seventy-One
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NASHVILLE.

~ No advertisement is inserted In this
paper, except from those who have regu-
lar contracts ana except legal notices.
unless paid fer al the time OF insertion.
Jan lily
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

n6- Messrs. F. HAGAN and JOHN YORK & Co.,
have received HARPER's MAsAzISE for April
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sTATR AaRICULTURAL BUREAU

The spring session of the State Agricultural Bu-
reau win be held in the Senate Chamber Of the State
Capitol, on the second Monday, being the twelfth
day Of April
IA Papers throughout the State will confer q
favor on the Bureau by noticing this meeting.
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"a The extensive sale Of Jewelry, Watches, &C.,
advertised by BENZ. F. SHIELDS, will be continued
this evening at early gas-Ight. The goods are
hns, and sold on account Of whom it may concern
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e. T. HARDY
FIOwer Seeds by Mail

Flower Seeds by Mail.
THE subscriber respectful ly that % supply
want that has been greatly felt By Amateurs Floers
he has purchased from Mr. B. e. Bliss Of Spn gfeld Mass
assortment OF his Flower Seeds which have found
and known IL every State Of the Union, be OF the
reliable eharaeers make the following extract Rom
Bliss Catalogue 90 that Il may be seen thar sell them
raising DuI selections from the best BnEsh French
and German flower They sold a. about haf he
price shat Tower seeds have before commanded this mar
kst.
selected Of my large collection OF flower seeds
the most beautiful and snowy Varsles distinct
color and calculated TO produce hns when plant
cd out 10 beds groups in the flower border have had
each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical En-
gish name height, lime Of Towering, color the lower
Of growing, whether trailing, the time
should be sOWn and other valuable hints cuva
ton. In selecting these varieties, been careful to
exclude all which say bOOmsr5 an insgnacant
Gppearnce that the collect will comprise ouy those
which really snowy and handsome, and which believe
would prove 90 the entire satisfaction any lady or gen
ueman Ehe might be disposed 20 order them be COilsc
ton viii be sent Tree BY post any part Of the country
the following prices:
Assortment No. L. Consists Of twenty choice varis-
ues o. Annusis- 81 90
NO. = Consisls Of twenty choice Varie-
ues q Btennials and Pefenn als........ 90
NO. . Consists Of ten extra fns varieties
OF ANIMALS and PerenRials, embracing
many Of the new and choicest In cult
HOnsssss ss.sss.-ss.-.s.. -ss.ssssss..sss W
No 4. Consists Of I'VE very choice Farie-
ties selected from Prize Flowers Of
EngIIh Pansies, German CarnauOn,
ana PcOtse Pinks, Verbenas; Irahaut's
Fr noh Astsrs, and Double HelyhOcks,
each OF which are sold at twenty-five
cents singly. ...s..-ss.. .s..-.....s 90
Persons In ordering viii please give the RambeF Of hs
Assortment. Remmianess can be made In bank bulls or
ALKI. MACKENZIE,
maT3-d&W2W Nashvilis Tennessee.
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Bank of West Tennessee,
AT MEMPHIS
The notes Of this Bank will be redeemed at the Union
Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville, ldtW6rw-G
TO ZEE MEDICAL PROFESSION

UF ILNNENSEE.
The Annual Meeting OF the State Medical Society Of Ten
will be held in Nashville, Tuesday, 9th of Apr
next. A full meeting is desired.
JOHN P. FORD, President.
Jouv Il. CALENDER, Secretary.
mar I3-wtd
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THE RIVER NEWS.

The river is at stand, with water sufficient for all
kinds Of crafts
ARRTED-Hasting, from Pittsburg; Fairy Queen
from Cincinnati.
DEPAETEB-Cuba, for Paducab John Gault for
Louisville; Red Rover for New Orleans.
ExPEcTED-The new steamer B. Runyan, from
New Orleans this day; City of Huntsville, from
Memphis; Seventy Six from CINCINNATI Ella from
RoWens.
To leave to-day, Fairy Queen for Cincinnati, Sligo
for Burksyille, City Of Huntsville for Memphis.
wAETuD-A situation as Clerk in wholesale or Teail
house Of any DESCRIPTION. Good recommendation given,
and REsFscTAELE POSITION will be required.
Apply at MACKENZIE 81 WILSON'S.
mar 2S--lt.
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NAsHvrLLH, Tena., Jsn. 90, lss5-
We using the Fazadne Camel Coal on In our a.
chine Shop and iEk8 great pleasure 10 stating tt s I've
used any Oh 70 equal it. li Wi wear very rrost'
longer and lubrcata thoroughly than the hss 0u
other ord mary OIL Tree from gum, and h l
OIL IL needed for machinery. We uoubf M t
must come into general use. We tnnE This OIL alfg e-i
bsst Sperm, ard thai gallon 10 WoIta aors sn
two Of the best Laru Oil.
ANDiW ANDERSON.
,. Is. Romans