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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
M,nesota Against the worId,.

Yes, and in raising vegetables, this slam
dered, lioelled land makes the boast. As
fair specimen Of what Minnesota will do,
read the following self-explanstory letter
from J. G. Norton TO the Wipnoa Rpab
lican: o., J.4sg..
As we have seen a good deal Of boasting
of large Vegetables in the newspapers. .itmay
not be amis to state few facts occurring
in our own vicinity. Mr.. Diah Rogers Of
Homer Valley, raised upon three,quar-
ters Of an acre Of ground The following
crop. -.-.5e;l an .,st,ui
FL bushels OF beans. 4,.., g.. iii
93 bushels Of potatoes. ao :, s,..-yi
l6 bushels of beets; one Of the latter
measured twenty eight inches in leangth'
twenty three and halt il circum 'erence,
and weighed twelve pounds. ro1a sr.l
IA bushels Of carrots. -, N
6 bushels Of parsnips. one Of these thir
ty-four inches in length, and fifteen and
half in circumference. 49, .'ii,afi
12 bushels Of onions. .I.a.g ,lfar
81 buThels Of sweet turnips. one fourty
seven and half inches in, circumference
and weighing seven pounds! n,,t .,.;s !. i
6 bushels fiat turnips. g1iIs,,.7s.r.
155 head Of enormously large, cabages
Broom corn enough for thirty broOms
Chinese sugar cane from ten to fourtee
feet high, from which fourgsllons ofprim
molasses was made. There was one ro
seven rods in length. Not one half Of Il
Juice Of the cane was saved. Besides tn
there was raised three dozen watermelon
some Of the n very large. -. s7...,,,
Who can beet this? Who will DO
say that Minnesota is too cold for farm
ing? ,1 ,.sniI .sss ,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

THE husband who is not greatly inau-
sneed by a prudent wife, sisA pOtr at all
vol thy. Of her. .ssit&.saei f.a, y e'tE4.tai
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
Gg The Portland tMe,) Advertiser

3EH The Portland IMeJ AdVerllser
says as.ipoe iGtws5gidee iEd' II .Hs
Our citizens were stertled on sWednes-'
day by two distinct ssnocks OF an earth
quake--on occurred about two o'clock,
P. M, and the other, and much the heav-
ier, few minutes )eforetw This snock
was SO severe as 10 shake the buildings.
1t was the most sensibly felt in the heart
ofibe city. Even the massive granite
building, the custom house, trembled al
the shock, as the inmates at the time de-
clare. ,s.u..,.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

Exr The Chinese official census Of 1895
stated the population of that immense en-
pire at 367, ,632, ,9O5. That Of Japan is va
riously estimated at from 55,O00,000 to
81, ,0oo, 600; while that Of Siam is not
more than s. 600, ,00O.i The three may be
estimated, in round numbers at something
like 400 900, 900. The superficial extent
Of these nations is from one and three
foufthslto g, ,oOOsO0o Of ofsquare miles,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

Snow me polite youth, and I will give
you true estimate Of his parents, ,,ars,a,t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

SPONGE DousH NuFs.-0ne cup Of new
milk, one cup Of sugar, one teaspoonful
of saleratus, -four enough to make it roll
outwell; salt tand spice TO the taste, Roll
ttin, and boil slowly in moderately heated
lard, 9.e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

GR1DDLE CAKEs.-A quart Of boiling
milk or water, pouredlon apintlof Indian
meal when lukewarm, add four tablespoon
fuls OF -four, three eggs well beaten, and
a ateaspoonlul OF salt. They require less
heat, ank longer time in cooking, than or
dinarY Griddle cakes ~ luno .. -.- /.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25


How TO Prosper IN BusIEEss.-lr
the FIRST place. ,maksepp your mind to &C
lcomplishI whatever you undertake; de-
eide up,n some particular employment,
and perseyere in it,VA,l difficulties sre
overcome by diligence and assiduity. 'na
Be not afraid to work with your own
hands, and diligently too. .Ale eat in gloves
catches no mice.' e.s1t
Attend to your own business and'neVer
trust it to another. "A pot that belongs
to many is i'll stirred and worse boiled
BeIiugal. 3'That which will not make
a pot will make.a potlid.' .. .5i., z. ..-al.
Be abstemious. Who dainties love shall
beggsrs prove s gs ,no'e ',ss
Kise early. aTbe sleeping fox cstches
no poulirg'dgS ta9lGq E.94usld,
Treat every one with respect and civill'
tyac Every ihingis gained and nothing
lost w. Good manners insure success. ?
Fever anticipate wealth from any other
source than labor He who waits fol
dead mems shows may have to SO for
long. time batefooted Heaven helps those
who help themselves lse7l'ist,s -" !
If you implicitly follow these presceipta
nothing will hinder you from accumiis.-
ing.asi .s1nI .at1-3 ,-soll ...- ,2.l'.--
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25

+ GEA western editor lately offered his
hat as a prize for the best essay on indie
pendence. The following obtained the
prize: y '.,yo' ,.or, ,a,a,fti al bs7,s IL lra
National independence is easier imagin-
,ined than. described. personal independ d.
enee consists emphatically in being situat
ed in a clean shirt, drawers, socks and nj,
cely blackened pair of boots, with at least
dollar and a clean cambric inyour pocket,
all on Sunday morning, with your wife on
one arm apd,a baby on the cher, taking
your own course towards your own preach
er, in the bIisstul expectation of doing
your own SMOKING. in your own pew,
wherein no one dare venture to nudge yot
with his elbow, or tichle yournose with a
straw. "a .,.g rir-f-at vf .sfate.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-03-25
OITYI OF LANCASTER:
Thursday NIorn'g,Mareh Is, 1sS'

A.,11elI' w -
tt5onscienee doth Make Cowards ofus
'. f 81. I-tri,. ta1 all .,
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..lke&anfastsr @a5ette.
7CLARKE g. son,
Terms OF subscription to the Gazette
EpIroRs -.aND PRoPRIEToI

QFFICE--Alartin,s Row, one Door sOutl
ot ,i5 e of the POst-Ofice
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH SUCCESSFUL!
1853. FALL TRADE. 1855.

% UNION sTREET, NASHVILLE, rESN
MFRS. DOYLE respectfully announces to the ladies' GR
I'VE of Nashville, State OF Tennessee, and adjoining
States that will receive few days, from New York, w
the largest magnificent stock Of FRENCH PATTERN
BONKETS as well the cheapest brought to this city
part follows:
1000 Fall and Winter Bonnets, all coiOrs:
1890 Ladies' Misses Brown and White LeghOrn BloOmers,
500 Chsns Fancy Bug Maeeau, Plain and Flower Head
Dresses
500 Iadies Dress Caps:
800 Boxes extra ne French Flowers for Party Bridal ap
pOintmens;
1900 Pieces Rich Winter Bonnet Ribbons styles;
go Boxes White, Red and coored Plumes.
EMBROIDERIES, such Collars, Sleeves, Handkerche
Sets Bands Edgng Chldrens Robes, Waists and Capes.
lot Patent Skirts Corses Cloth Closks Of the most
popular styles. Furs in great quantity, all the from the
Rocky Mountains.
T T0ld Bonnets renovated and rernmed in No style II
augl59 MRS. DOYLE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05
SaIe of House and LOt.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
at the September term 1888 in the case Of John Hing ana
es ~ lanes King and others, vii oner Tor sale al the
or House in Nashville Saturday the I'd day Of october
@ o Of GROUND fronting 90 feet Crdle street, 80 feet Of
b rms ac 90 feet and 30 feet back only s. feet.
er1ss-sl95 will be required IN cash. and the balance on
credit III one two three years, without interest SAID pro-
~ I to the estate OF sally King and sold for distribu-
t. t-y y,,To-.- 1ba beirs +. X. CHEAT. AM,
s-,,Ss tis Clerk and Master.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05
BREADl RREAD!! BREAD!!!
CRrNI a PATrEaS PATENr

CRUM s. PAUL'S PATENT.
FWVE undersigned having purchased the above patent FOR tbs
the Middle Division Of Tennessee, with the exclusive
right OF acture heens would respectfully solicit the
attention Of the pub c in general to give The genuine Patent
Bread tria when the result l be uniformity In qualify
appearances Wher n its texture; free from drug
whatever; keeps longer than other bread without becoming
stale; cuts handsoe, with crust equal to The finest French
ro viii actually go fulther than other specsof Bakers
Crum & PauIss Patent Bread,
The genuine article warranted authorized to be manufactured
by Middle Tennessee and the city Of Nashville, bat
GEORGE GREIG,
Nos 81 and 90 Union street
Therefore, prevent imporos By imposition from evil dis
posed persons initiate the dsVey popular Bread reE1ssr
No 81 and 80 Union street, the only place where the genuine
article be procured as
GEORGE GREIG
has large expense purchased and retains the Patent from the
ORIGINAL inventors uho has hid the bread before Metropolitan
institute where has undergone rigid chemical test, before The
gentlemen connected with the Smithsonian lnsuts and rece
e the highest prizes Silver Mcdaldss other institutions
too tedious 70 mention.
Good read Is the most essential thing in e Mons viii seek
the ordinary bread has been the IN process Of manue
tue hrndrals years, the imitation Rstsnt Bead
Hhan they can procure the gsnCine article alone Eom
GEORGE GREIG-
No. 81 and 80, Union st, NASHVILLE, Tenn
at fair price and that without the danger Of imposition To
Country Hotels Fairs c this article warranted % keep tive
49, - w GEORGE GREIG,
sept9g-d3m No. 81 and 80 Union street.
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Onssqua-s one year, ss0-Eaeh add onai sqaarss SO
Advertisers sxcssding fhe pace contrs.ete4
fors viii be charged for the excess
IN TIE WEEKLY
On DoLLAR persqaaEe Tor the az and FIT Crs sr eaa
subsequent Insertion.
Adversenen publlhsd n both he Daily and Weekly, VII
Be eharged the fs daily rates vita onshlf as weekly n
lddsd-
7rszsisss Asz-Slaa1eass sasf D pad ss - fs sf
To Correspondence
II vii grsat deal of unnecesary lcuhla n
friends, IN writing 70 u VIII bear IN mind the following rules
AlE4ys give he da1 pest oaos soun and are p he 1c7
q your letter.
II you sh the pspsr changed from nsosst snossF 4s
both Offices in fail.
II you write on buliness and oEhsrnattars Eso ss
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of sheet
Letters and solicited upou such cg
subjects a. nay be Of Information interest," public
Anonyua0us commUnicaon5 sf Hhatsyr VIA reoas
20 attention.
CorrDondents should write only uon one1l Of rs peper
Weeannot undertake return rel ectet concentrations
An Letters on business should Be directed % Masrs. =.
EAsrNAN Co. and not personally 70 either of ne PrsPs
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
r. - 555ssszz4sE5z -

- - -
VVVHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic cities with
Western Northwestern, and Southwestern States by con
tnuous Railway direct This road also connects al PouTs
with daily Of Steamers 70 all ports on the western
and at Cleveland Ssnduy with steamers 10 ali ports on &
Northwestern lakes; making the most direct, cpeat ana reg
route by which FREIGHT can be forwarded TO adIron e
TTsdJ West. - ----,--,--r,-
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIIIsBCk6'
FIRsr CLAss-BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods n &c rar 100
boxes,) FUrs, Feathers, &c,
SECOND CLAss-Books and stationary Dry so, per lOOH
Goods Tin hales,) Hardware, Leather &c,
THIRD CLAss.-Anvls, Baggng Bacon and 50, per lOOB
Pork [in bulk,) Hemp, &c,
FOURTH CIAsCodee, Fish, BaCons and Pork iO per lOOF
(uacked,) Lard and Lard OIL
Flour-75cts per bbl. until further notice,
Crain-35cts. per 100 lbs, until further notice -
Cotton-S2 per bale not exceeding 5OOJ l "elgu' 'l W
ther notice. - a..
M In shipping from any point East OF Phade ila
- DsTticuar 10 mark package sg. FhI6 ttg sdtfod4
All Goods consigned Agents Of this Railroad at Phla
rha or Pits,urg will e forwarded without detenton
FREIGHT AGESrs-Harrs W0mley * Coz Memphis ItuL-
R. p Sa s. Co.. St. Louis j. S. Mitchell & son lYas'e e
Indiana; Dunesuil, and Murdock, aud Carter a J"l
Iouyille XIV; Mrdrum, Madison, Indiana apr3aI
Brown, and q Co., Cincinnati, n w Graham q Co'
Zsueyille Ohio; Leach & Co.. No. 81 kly set- Boston
I4ech Co Astor House, New York. No. j, William street
and No Battery Place. New York; F. j. sueeder a
YTagreW 4 Koors Baltimore Geo c. franCiscus, Pts1urg
a. H. HOUSTON, General Freight Age7t, Fh"G.
Il. J. LOMBAERT, SUp't,, AltooRa, Penn,
april, 55-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05

NTITHTN Eve miles Of Galatn, Sumner county, Tenn, not
M far from LouisF s and Nashville Raroad Its vel
ta yTs tnbsred we'll with blue guss with eomf0zt-
Ne Houtss and st5uidngs TTRs ~. b b aT
Slyiag ts 7. BsySFS, eailsIA, Tea, Es9lfEn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05
FRESH ARRIKALS.

TTsT RECEIVED, By VESSEL & THOMPSON
u 10 Gases CIaret Chateau MargauX,
LeOvi0c
. St. Julien,
10 " Leses Ginger Wine,
I5 - French Cordial,
Is " Muscat Wine,
25 Brandy Peaches,
25 Brandy Cherries, " Glass Tops"
10 - Corn Starch,
90 boxes and halves Layer Raisins,
10 chests Green and Black Teas, extra, and addition
al lot Of Asop YOungers Sparkling Aes, and genuine
London Porter. For sale, at low cash prices, by
sugl2tf VESSEL & THOMPSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05

Ticket OHoe the Passenger Depot and is open one
u5 before starting Of each Train, which allows ample ne
the purchase Tickets Il is open at no other time during
ne day Passengers the Eastern cities leave on the A NJ
Train which connects throughout with Trains the other roads
Time Richmond hours Washington two days Fhadepha
half and New York three days THIS As the chast
md best route from Nashville 70 the East
NeW Orleans passengers leave the25O P NJ Ii1 arriving
Memphis in time 10 connect New Orleans, on the evening OF
the next day, 60 through without detention al Mes
Those for hcannye Sparta and Beersheba Springs leave
Nashville on the 93O M Train which connects directly at Iu
the Train for MC1nuvie Persons leaLhB NC
hHunvle the morning arrive at Nashville al ..dy T. n
At Nashville there which leave daily Tor suithnd
and connect with boats FOR different places the Ohio and As
gissinp rivers daily line Of stages Tor LOUISVILLE efs
very morning on the arrival OF the night express.
change Schedule, the Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson with and down day Irai causing no
delay Nashville and Eastern and one nQu Is gained
over Schedule in going to Memphis from Aasyie
c. L. ANDERSON
julylO, 1853 General Ticket Agtnt'
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77RloYNTNCsS CTTY BRASS BAND,

sWNIAN0Ss--We haFe received fourteen more
New Piano Fortes, from those unriyalled
s1sloers. Light, Newton & Bradbury and Hames II ~ FL
Bros, which make stock very large and desire -
able We would pleased to have these instruments examined
by ALL whether they desire to purchase not. Every Piano
sold By u.s. shall be warranted % vesaeon neveTy respect
AsbiO ". & r. FREEMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05
PIANO FORTEs, LOOkING-GLAssEs, AC.

ETTB hsvs row store, hne tock Of Pianos, -
w Melodeous, window Shades, Artists Ma
terials, &C., and still manufacturing Insds1 III II m
Blinds and all kinds Of Gilt Werks have recently
added largely stock OF ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS,
&C. In a word intend to KEEP WITH TIEs please
customers and induce them to Paonise hone instead Of
sending abroad.
feb1O-H W a 4. FREEMAN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05
IsHAm G. HARRIS,

ESENANI UTs ELLaILELIo9
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see these Presents-Greeting:
THEREAS, has been made kneEn to me that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged With committing foul and
atocous murder Both day Of june 5 upon the bodies
Of VIM H. sper and B. Vail, late Of our county Of Dyer
has fed from Justice, and is now running al large
Now Therefore, Iham Harris, oyernor as aforesaid by
virtue Of power and authority in me vested do hereby ohe
reward of three dollars to persons who
may apprehend said George Milton, and deliver him TO the
Sheriff or of county OF Dyer l. order that justice IN
that behalf may be had and executed.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand,
sEA caused the Great Seal Of the s-ae 70 be axed al
UNI Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, lo5s
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
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BALTImORE AND ONO


RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TTyFRWTNATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore on the East, and Wheeling, BenEood and PARK
ersburg the West, which places uns With Rsiroads
Steamers. &C., for and from all points IN the
West, SOuth-Eest and NOrth-West.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1915 A. NJ, 4:5s P. NJ,
IO:5O p. n.
Direct connections inade BY thee trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only rou e to Washington City.
Passengers 5S RoHte visit Baltmores Phsephia
New York sD Boston a. the cost ticket Boston aione By
other lines
Time as QUICK and fare as low ss any other Route
Ingure Tor tickets via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ct sny
Of the PRINCIPAL RAilroad Once 10 he West
e. ia FULLER. Gent Western Agent
L n COLE, General Ticket Agent.
WP smith, Master TrsnsDortaton. sep6
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FAIL AND WINTEB, 1858.

81 zc VI a&
Opening Day, Tuesday, Oet. 18th
OF
FRENCH BONNETS AND MILLINERY
a tie Old Stand ef he Bsas York AziasrT EnPoriua,
No. 32, Union Street.
RTRs. DOYLE most respeatfuy % hr many Gus
F Nashville and throughout the State Of fennes
see Kentucky that she has Just returned
from New York with the gnrgousy rich and brilliant stock
ol Fancy Patterns, Bonnets and Millinery goods exhibited s
herself any body In this city state She has remained
In New YORK spOb In the in order see dsvs
oped every gem and novelty that would be calculated to aaorn
and heauIhy the female face divs. IN part IS fouoEs
lj00 Fren pattern fpuuets, EttterinS with richness
$50 White and c0ofed Chidrens Hats new styles;
5 o MaqnGcenf rich Head Dresses
l0Ouoz Hair Pins and haid ornaments;
Ladies' Dress Cap in great VARIETY
pieces Rich winter Bonnet, Cap sash and Belt hbh0nsi
So Patent Extensive Skirts and Bustes for Ladies and
Misses:
800 boxes Ruches and Embroderes large assortment which
would be tedious to particuarise;
le00 boxes Of French FoEeEs, the most hant and Pumes
the most rare;
New style shaws Cloaks Busters Of every descriptions
a beautiful assortment Of corsets.
Her wishing their Sumner Bonne etrimmed,
rely styles trimmings this will surPass sny
thing done before at the establishment.
Oeti2 Mrs. DOYLE
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MACHINE MADE HORSESHOES.
- THE TROY IRON ANDNAIL FACTORY, -
NNM at Troy, n. Y, have Hmry Burdens In m N
H Mproved HORSE SHOE Machinery nCwHl III
Bin successful operation, and prepared TON
W NJ execute orders for Horse and Mule shoes, Of "
any Weight and Pattern, at price but little '
above the price Of Horse Shoe Iron.
The quality these shoes is warranted In every
respect These shoes have been approved and used By
the United States Government exclusively also by many Of the
principal Stage and OMNIBUS Companies and Horse Shoes
throughout country These be purchased through
the principal Hardware and Iron Stores In tbe United States
addressed the subscriber, Troy, will receive prompt
atteUtion. WM. +. BURDEN
april6-Iy Agent Troy = torA
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
V, Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks
M9 Z lI do No. l Sole Leather Covered do
EGEI M do Medallion and Iron Framed do
~ sA.I-l3 do Extra sizes Fiat Top Tray do
do Travelling SatChels.
GENTS No. / Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russet Iron Frame Trunks
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Valises
JOHN RAMAGE,
r,av70 College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05

w r. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Fisks celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared &
49, J an fune rasss heretofore, when his services may b
ii Once at the Phoenix Wareroom No ~ Spring street
@ Cber Residence No j. Vine street, between Spring and
B. VIII also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies &C.
rhsn notified. abl" y
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WANTED.

ANTEU gcnte active, business man. as pal tner, VII
NJ cash capital OF $1,000, in genteel, profitable and cas-
- which Ufu nav fifteen hundred dollars
y,3r he must he business man, Address immediately
~ ,-s5-s laug2S-du
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville a. Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
g ssE.Ess.--s
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

and after SUNDAY, July II, 1855 the Passenger Trains
y will be as follows;
,eave Nashvi he daily at 5 A. NJ. and $50 ?. N.
r. Arriving az Chattanooga al 10 p III. and lao A. NJ
Leave ChatisnoOga at Q A. NJ. and 9 Z. n.
Il Arriving at Nashville at 30 2. NJ. and6 10 A. N.
Through tickets sold Nashville 70 the following places
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05

Never fails 70 right. Cook cannot spoil your cup Oh
Coffee or fogetuness after she has placed the boiler
on the stove range. n -. - Ia s.,
Nsse and they are warranted to give perfect satisiacon All
aL-'S az ~ J. W WILSON, College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-05
81 the GsVeTnori


J.E.R RAY, Secretary Of State.
Description of George Milton.
He about years age weighs about l9O or 49 pounds
and feet inches hh dark hair, hazel eyes, snort chi
with very bad scar upon chin, running to or neal
the ear supposed be the result Of d Wch is 50 seVe
that it is diifcult for him to close bis mouth
Is supposed have gone to Arkansas as he lived lot
years at Crawey's Ridge, in that State. yiSu
THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the ABOVE nVe IN
sertons, and forward bill to this Office.
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PFNNsYI.VANIa CENTRAL RAILmOAD.

II
-57F77
EEa -
Three Daily Trains from PittsbUFB
90 Philadelphia.
TTyRAINs leave PtsburF follows Mail A. NJ East Line
P. NJ; Express Mail 9.40, P VI.
Express Mail daily, the other two Sundays c6lI
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with al the trens from ST.
Louis Mo- Dubuque and Iowa City, Iowa Cairo Rock
Island Chicago, Illinois, Lexington and LOuisYe ny -
Tere aue Indianapolis, Lafayette Indiana Cincinna
Columbus Dayton, Toledo CleyeOnd, Zaneylic, Cresnes
MasIou and Wooster, Ohio. Aso, Kansas Nebraska and Min
nes0ta, and - - ,----s--
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE as LOW AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the rely upon this as being the short
est and most expeditions Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
4 THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
augsI Passenger Lines, Penn Railroad emia-