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ALLEGmANY sPRIN O,

IIDVTEO1TEHE C0T-NTT, VIRGINIA
ARE SOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION of VISITORS.
IVA 3 most complete and -rusf ar ieuis have been
% the places Qf s1I1ura
sny where h The country le snss nave been demonstrated
% poses the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPERTIES.
and afs situated lst 1l ias beautiful ,rsr rrd
climate heal anu and saluhr1us. Tdsy are 1fied
within miles 1 ehlE5Tile DE Firgaa ard 1enace
karnai over ultl ilnl oaJ Connecting with iha fralt
thoTUgghares beginning az Bangor, Maine, tsrlarg
NeT Orleans. Aa 3snnts have heen made Fh an TIE Rail
r1 Companies Nort and south, Whereby lroug1 tickets r BE-
issued fo anE Pnt On tie Firga and renuse Rll ani
line Of splendid
FOUR-HoRsE COACHES
WILDE ia r5aness 70 transport visitors fpm saEsFc ne
nalresi point OF delarkltlol o re SPRING.
TO lnTad1 ahQnT uuilr 1Ie11u1 0f at8aeh lat 1oH
els thele waters particularly rso1mnended
Way29-2Iails CLAKTQR q LEB, fie.'rs,
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Nashville a ChattanOOga Railroad.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
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A. c. AA. p. REECH,
ARE NOW OPENING An TIIEIR VIEW sr0RE.
No. 81, College ST..
7 4 VERY LARGE AFD EETTRELY EEH- STOCK or
SPRING AND soBaMEH GOODS,
NNTEEECEE haze been pureasd unlsrverg fs0rlile eIr-
Us cali before buying elseFhere An elegant ssl,sut n
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Pine side strips Grenlpss, satin Pisi issirpei Eloao and
elegant founoed and side stripe Orandss; beautiful small AZ.
nred French Nuslins oHe hgure rich side stripe
and braided silks and es n great variety; Jaoonet and Es
Collars and lndrsssEes separate and n st ane Lace sets;
Jaconst and Swiss Eiouneng Cere shaVls and sear fer
best make English Hosiery SIX and Cotton.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
We VIII keep constantly hard large stock Of Carpets Scotch
very new styles a kinds q Rags and Mats Gertfn Bsas
GiPs Loops Cords sna tassSi ls Lace nd Muslin Enbroi
We have good assortment Of Black and Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSEMEREs,
Pine French Linens lor geneeus aas French arsees
Vesings, Linen Ducks Satin Yeugs, Fancy sk Vestn nice
3yards vide, Tor making wagon hss tent cloths awnings &C.
We viii pay fair price for all good barter way Of Socks
mario A.q.& A. B. BEECH
SECOND sPRING AND sUMmRR
nPoRTATIoNs FOR ls5s.
~. = rTs':s :, .sop,o. ssS:, SsS .5.sIs55 a.sss.
FURMAN e. Co.,
NO. = PUBLIC SQUARE, NEAR THE WIRE BRIDGE,
nEPoRTERs WHOLESALE DEALERS N
AAEBLdAE BRIZZSA GERAAK ERBFOH6 LZALLAE
DRY GOODS.
are now receiving our second stock o. Spring and sum
wv nsr Goods embracing all the varieties and designs Of
the season. An examination OF stock all that viii be
eeay 70 convince the closest buyers that able and will
ing to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO THE TRADE.
Our stock Is cOmplss in every line Of goods and merchants
sending IN their orders may rely upon Us sending them Rsw and
Fresh Goods, as We have nothing else in our house,
AND AT REDUCED PRICES,
All buyers visiting recruit their stocks viii find
10 their interest call us selecting this stock Of goods
every advantage hs been ksn OF the markets that money aud
experience possess.
Our prices viii be found regular and uniform sWsgs,
aaPfafl2l-an - ''''' = '-''- FURM1N co.
NEW sT0EsE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store.
YENEIE subscriber having sold ont bis interest in the old stand
Of ByASs Co., 50 Market street, and located himself
permanently bis property corner Cherry Null
berry sree South Nashville known heretofore loves Store,
New and Fresh Goods Of every description, suitable for the
Of bets city and country-consisiing Of
DRY GOODS
9f Ell kinds Prints engams, Pine Lawns DsLane Linens
aaekonsts, Musins, Silks, Ribbons, sc.
JEWELRY,
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies Gents Breastpns, Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, FOb Chains &c. Also,
READY-BIADE CLOTHING,
Of the --latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADEs.
Heavy WOolen Goods, Domesias Bankets, sc. |
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND GAPS,
HARDwAREi CUTLERY oUEESsWARE,
In fact everything viii be kept will Necessary
completion Of a veil assorted stock Of Goods.
All Of which be Is detunnei sell for ready pay, cheaper
than can be purchased in Nashville his limited expenses viii
mar5I l. G. HAsBRooK.
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For Philadelphia, New York. &C.,
FROM
savannah Rnd ChmpEnRfOn

For philadelphia, New YORK, &C.,
FROM
Savannah and Charleston.
CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA ais
Excursion Tickets good for TeJurning, up January,
Tickets from Philadelphia 70 Niagara PaIs flrpisbea
by the Agents al Charleston and savannah as
The weIl-znown first class sie-vhsel steam
Ships hElSTONE STATE, Capt. P. <4s=Esss5,
aAHsH,,st' 7,, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. 80 -
Vow form Weekly Line the NORTH leaving Charleston and
saE--Jal ON alternate Saturdays as follow:
s heys9ne State from Charleston, May ssh 22d June 5h,
Is July 3D. l and 3s &C., leaving Piladelphis the alter
Tue state Georgia. from savannah Nav Lat 18th qsth
Lhs alternate Saturdays
For safety and comfort having superior State Rooms tbess
S are not surpassed the hundred miles
Of t Delaware the Baytwo nigtsa Al -
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, THE LAKES, AND CANADA,
gSEEORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE,
line Pmadelphia wi tn the Great Nors,tsr
Railroad Euul3 through Niagara Bualo in he bour
from Philadelphia Through Tickets prvles of gtop
Eng at Piadepha and intermediate points sale BY tie
Fsse to Niagara Buffalo, s3 Elmira sal; to cansarua
So c A. GRRINKR 4 CO.
Agents at Savanna.
aPril23-dsn Agents at Charleston.
PREIGHTs BY SAIL VESSELS AND PROpELLERs FROM
New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
and baltimore.
REERCHANTs who may sip by the above
I'VE vessels Informed at bv 1<ffFTHsf.
Ing .hcir goods TO the Of south NllTiSIg
Carolina hailroad, Charlesoo, agents -
commissions, age wharfage only eharged and be seat
t3rough al the following rstes:
HiTstclass, per 100 ils. SIS
'9oudcass, I,O0
Special rates for light goods, Per 1000 ls. s5s
Bills showing amount para and amount CHARGED for
drayage and Wharfage vii be uaalled 70 consgnees.
CHARLES W. ANDERSON, GepI Aren't
maye3, 81. IN. and P. copy IT,
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Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.


ts5s IT. -
RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUs, OHTO AFD
BALTIMORE, q HOURS.
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NJ. q E. F. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, ANDLDEALERS

NJ. d E. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &os
CORNER az COLLEGE, AED 0HURGR STREEZS
Nashville, Tennessee.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dupont's Powder Joy, Bickford & Co.'S Safety
sycamore do
receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors ETC., consisting in part As follows
$50 lhds sugar. al grades 100000 genuine Havana Cigars
900 bbls choice Molassssi 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 2 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckets
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; so nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered Crushed and 10 bbs English Wanuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbs Pecsns;
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Filbsrs,
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted;
FINE BRANDIES, ,YWINES, &C.
2j y & X choice French Brandiesi
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Vines
l5C baskets best brands Champagne;
50 boxes ScOYill ClaTet,
so do st. Julien do
30 casks London Porter;
10 casks Scotch Ale;
100 bbls Walkers Ale;
100 bhls fine Robertson County Whisky
- bbls pure old Rye do
. do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder The un-
desgned being the only Agents in Nashville Of tbs Manufacturers,
would call attention Merchants Traders to
large stock Of Powder on hand in Magazine for sale.
5000 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
&c &c Do Do Do Do DO DO 5000 DER si. sys.Hor. Blasting
800 Do Do Do $50 os'Ss Of Powder assorted
5000 kegs Dupont Blasting Pow. 50 Bbs Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safety fuse.
may7-d NJ &. E. +. CHEATHAM, Agents
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NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD
c. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber, shngles, and Boards,
has now hand large lot Of Cedar, yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Psa, Joti sant
ling Square Cedar Cedar Pnk- and PePar Shingles. have
i've Mills cutting Poplar CEDAR dressing Poplar, and
Yellow Pine FoOrngi Single Machine, making NO.l
Poplar Shingles-all in operation supply
quantity OF Lumber Shingles at the shortest notice aud at he
lsWest prices for cash. J. G. DARDEN,
MARI Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III Broadway
METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.
TUyHE Proptors beg inform the citizens Of Nashville, and
the public generally, that they have Ct considerable eNpenls
fitted up the store houses on the corner Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR SZREEZS
for the purpose Of carrying regular business IN the
NEW YORK STYLE
We puross having regular Bill Of Fare with prizes attached
enabled suit both pockets and appe 5
customers and charge for than they get Ths @ n
needed city, and hope strict attention business,
merit public patronage. We feel certain of with
efforts and the immortal FIX in the kitchen, win furnish
public dinners the shortest notce We also keep hand
large stock Of
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
oct6 J. W. MOORE.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


H.aEn
ENE Great Central Route oonneng Atlantic ess with
western SorthWesern' and Southwestern States b
tngous Railway direct. This road also at Pbuy
Wsh day lines Of Steamers 70 an ports @ Western Rivers,
and at Cleveland and sandusky h steamers eli ports
Northwestern Lakes making tie most dses oeqpest d rsi
ist0gs y which FREIGHT canhe Forwarded to and from ts
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PrTrsBURG
slAsF CI1ss.Bo0ts shes, Dry 60ods Gin "a psr Ioon
sFooSD cl4ss.-Booka aid Stationary, Dry "a. - ,.o,
Goods (n hales,) Hard rare Leather, &C. ' po' 4'b'
THIRD CLAss.-Anyls Begging, Bacon aud "a. ~ ma
T0r5Ta cEas-Coa5a, o-- sssi Fil 'S soon spd PORK
Uacked,) Lard and Lard Oil, 80 PEI 4O'b.
Elour-15cts per bbl. untI further notice.
6rain-55cts per 100 lbs, until further notce.
OotJ-s per bale, not exceeding 5000 s weight unt fur
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phaaslphls
PsFealaT % 70 aars peelags ''ga Ltgaephig halToad"
Pha or Pttsburg will e forwarded without dssntion.
fElloHr AGENTsliarri, Wormey Co., Memphis, Tsnn.;
IndluEi Dumeuil, Bell Murdoc, Garter 4 Jswstt
1 L'3yill1' NJ r e Msdrgm Madison Iaai.nl springal
Iessh Co. Assor HSuS Ne, New Yr Eo T',ii.s Sosoa
and No Battery Place New York. z J. snsssr, Phiadepha
AreT & Rooms Baltimore Geo. c. Francscu Plttsburg
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Ageas, Piifa +
II L0ABAEBI, sEpt, AsooHG Penn.
PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RATLROAD.
e
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburg
TO Philadelphia.
THNkAINs leave Pitts5urg follows Mail A. r.; hast Line
a s r. NJ Express Nail $40, p. n.
Tie EXpress Mail daily, the other Eundayz exsptes.
making DIRECT CONNECTIONS with all the trsns from ST.
Louis Mo- Dubuque, Ke0kuk CITY, Iowa Caro orl
1sland and Chicago, Illinois; Lexington EousYe Ky
Ierre Iaute, Indianapolis and Lafayette indiana; Cincnns
SQlulbu Dayton Toledo Cleveond, Zauevie Crsstiipg
2ason, and Wooster, Ohio Also, Kansas Nsbrasa Ard hin
IeEota, and
ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers from the West rely upon this as being the ort
est and expeditions 10 phiiadsphia Raito- 4a
New York and al Eastern cities.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent.
aug2l Passenger Lines, Penn. Railroad. Pliifs
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FN4EAA undersgne having undertaken the entire management
Of Grayson Springs Watsrngplace would
is old patrons that be Is always ready entertain visitors
1s Of May till the lst 0 October, and, feeling grateful Tor
former patronage bestowed GIyson, that he viii
continuance Of the same.
Pedgng msyef that the entire establishment Gsyson shall
DO perfect order for the reception Of VISITORS With good
and pastry cooks and polite ssr hope give general
satisfaction in the eating line
And Bar shall te supplied with de bst CID Kentucky
we'll Foreign liquors. Cigars, &C. and agreeable
My Stable shall be well supplied With pr0Ysndr aud careful
Osters.-
This Watsrng place Is situated 65 miles south of Louisville in
Gryson county, and % miles from EzaletoEn which place
daily line Of stages from Grayson Springs Wh the
Louisville and Nashvills Railroad, and "A Mammoth
Cave communication By stage.
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EWING. McCRORY & Co.,
n LEILYErT- WA- HHkl
LELLYETT q SMITH,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

LlQ UUASs IUBADCO3 CAGAEtS3 ocCs9 &c
Nos. 10 and l2 Agrket Sired, HasIDiHs, Tennessee,
ga KEEP constantly on hand, a large ndf5E&EA
t=E5Weu selected stock OF the above named arti-
AszAces Of every grade, embracing commons1
Liquors every descriptions fine Bandie, Wines, Gin, Rum,
and everything the Liquor line kept this
Our OF Tobacco embraces every variety and grade from
good common Tennessee and Kentucky the finest and most
choice Virginia Brands.
OF CsaT, have every gde from the Melee to the best
Havana
Manufacture the Whiskeys, both fine and
mon, ready guarantee their purity AdulteratiOn
poisonous drugs part Of recng process. Our
wcnoWn aud popular brands Of Smis Extra Tennessee
White Whiskey, and smths Magnolia Whskey' have
great Our Old Whkeys better proof favor.
and better every respect than the Cinenns limitations brought
here.
Call and examine for yourselves.
aprzs2-ly LELLYETT & SMITH. {
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AAtFAp pHLFltlAl INeVtns q LO.s
REdETTLEG, FQRWARDKTG. AED WH0LEsALE
GAGOCEkE MEKGEEANTSs
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE rENSEssEE,
HAVE nov in store large ana compisis ass7ruasn
Il Groceries embracing
New 0rie8ns eusllS, an Erzdes.
Aioiasses, iu barrels ana sllf barrels
Cofee, large apd complete stock
talsins, fun stock vita Ts1, Candles slrlucs, M
sre Glassware assorted. Pesus- 1geisr vim 40 kuis y
clss usually kept 10 the Gr0csIy line. Our stock of
BEANDIEss WINES WHISKY, &C.
We thiH cannot De supa i ia Or any other uars-1 70
hvy stock Of goods now u store invite De alein %
rrrur-8 5--r4r~r- ,-----r,-. 4
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE, az College Street,
receiving arge and excellent stock Of Ladies -
u and Gents wear and s0r Misses, Boys and ehdEea. q -
Gents sup. Calf sttchad and Pump Sole boots: EEN
do French Patent Leather and Calf Congress Caters: -
do do Patent ana Calf silk and Red Top do
do Black Cassins1e and Pr1nnslla do
90 English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties;
10 Buckskinh y o. do
co Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes;
CO Lasting Ox1ofds and Dress do
90 Calf Kid and Boot Morocc0 oxfoTds;
& q I-...-. L-.a..
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- De lulnd any Hl-fei al sola eleap
II PA Retail Bspar tnent connected with the Establishment.
H. N. PETERS 4 CO.
Feb. ], lS59-feb6-dGm 212 Br0isiuav New York.
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PENNsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAn.
Three Daily Trains from I8itfgbUrf-
10 PbfVmdaTmhf~


Passengers from the West can rely upon this being The short.
81 and most expeditions route 70 Philadelphia Baltimors anf
New York and all Eastern cities.
aug2I PASSENGER Lines Penn Rsiiro55 Flilss
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CHL DHREN'S New Bronzed Heel Slippers; Black and Col
ored Lasting CATER, Boots and Shoes beautiful assortment
and in great variety.
BOEsS and YOUTHS Oxford Ties, Congress Gassrs, Patent
leather and Calf Dress Shoes. Satin les etc. etc Call a. g
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Glass 30. J. Wheoak logs 40 o Whs-oak prousuoul
timber. No-4- Witeoak keel paces rldier sock Eo
20. White Pine. 10. r. Blck walnut and ehsny No l3
hlcust w. IL W az1ss hcz1ry bars and. bg No.
%. LgnuuTifa. No. u Iron. d. Lid zuc tig No
25. HarlEare. No. a. Paints, oils, &c.
llayIQ-fault.
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alFk I40lhAAb FOUR AIkpAED AND EiGhlffLfE PRIZES
NRARLY ONE PRIZE TO RYERY NINE TICKETS.
magnificent scheme!
EACH sATTBD4Y & JAY IN JUNE.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

bgfS5 Prizes amounting % S320sOO
WHOLE TICKETS $40; HALVES s5i QUARTERS say.
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eTtihcatss Of Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets SS0
- 10 Half 40
- 10 Quarter . %
- IN n
NeW HaEdWare lstore. a RIarlzeI So.

WWTI. He NlANCEfL Z, dealer in HARDWARE, CUTlRY,
w GUHs TOoIs, c.-Is opening establishment,
No. AZ sreet, NJ. Burns hrge we'll
selected stock Of Hardware, @ ler, Guns, ~ which be intends
Offering exceedingly for prompt short
time. Among the leading cles hand Will be found
the following, viz;
Pocket and Table Cutie ~ Carpsnters and Blacksnihs
Tools: Axes Of every desert pion and make large assortment
Loc; Hinges and Screw Flush and square Bolts ShOvels,
Spades, FOrs Grins5 Rollers
Pistols Double ana Single barrel Shot Guns MILL Cross Cut
and Pitt Saws: Cotton Horse Trace Halter,
wagon and Log Chains; II and Collars
Curry Combs and Ho rse Brushes.
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I-, " -----, ln Che STATE of---.
hereby agree furnish deiiTer respective irr slr
an tle aI-ce named ln &c el l-rel1a sllszed lre1hlT
70 lie provisions of Tie schedules therefor ana in elat1raiy
tie l3l of Aay5 le5a. should y ao @ request %
BE- addressed lt and a. 1ouliacl seat o. lal nasg
agent a. 1-----i or q -, ilr sisnas=sr9 aui
ceItidcaia.
lpate.1 El-uaturc. A. y.
The schedule which the bde- enclosss s,ed 90 hii
oder and elch Of lhen snsd l h- Opposite aucii
the schedule theme De lllIci
asgrega s0ted ~ ior each class, and ts likewise
~. words.
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MISSOURI LANDS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION. ElIGRABTS AED SPECELATORS
VTATING made arangeaent with eNtsnsve Real Estate
firm saint FOR liberal terms alargs
number Of desirable FARMS and unimProyed lands containing each
from so to go acres and located In the following count ties Jeer
Washington, Franklin Madison, Polk 0age Montgomery,
Gentry Coe and number Of other counties number Of the
well improved, we'll watered and a5ere portions
Uf the lands in a high Of cultivation
Wewl furnish those wishing to buy M Of the lands and
farms, and letters Of introduction the St. Louis frm. The
quality Of she Missouri lands well established that
from unnecessary. Apply ct Once, AZ North Cherry
street " address, J. l.. & h. W. BROWN,
may l3-itwS-Wa Nashville, Tennessee.
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y VINO can BEAT -

ME Just finished and got in operation steam Saw
~ A. for /. J. Perdue and william McCIeIlsnd, near
OierzsHs, Iennesees t twenty thousand eight hundred
and feet board measure, fourteen and thirteen
minutes II cut thousand and fortyght in treutyzht
minutes We have rsiuced the prices Engines Boilers
70 such figures that defy comet6 ia prices aud DURABILITY
Our Engine put Iron BED lls and ais Of the
eerials. We agents for the
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TAnEs -. HERn N IATE OF SPARTA,
ID TennsRseeWill promptly to all business entrusted
70 bis in the Land Office Of the Delaware District Kansas
Territory, situated At KicknpoI
lie will sell Land Warrants for cash time or locate the
Ehen die lands Of the stct subject to private entry
AlV, purass lands the oic sale in July next and DO all
thai he ia ous seegtE ous promote the interest OF his
clients Address JAMES r. HERD,
Rsfsrt5 Kickapoo, *. I.
Cen J. " Bhitasld, Re- lister, Kiekapoo, k T
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Tie andsrzigueds ---s "a --, In ne state
Of , hereby sllIsuly tl-t il las larsg1ls ia
- for AZ 81 he elsses therein accelted
they Will ss after rsce9t coulrac
the Pest once nae as=lt deglaIsls e2ecaa1 te
oE the sss Win good nd saeeli aree aud il
said - sldn ALTO enter iut0
said guaranty SOD d1lrses ba-sesn alr
Of sid - ald tllt Hllli nay sccesied
sigultuIei 81 rHo slaIautors- D.
ER
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WTOE1CE.--Nhsreas, the legsftuIe fennees, I'D ~
last session. passed net making the duty Of he
sberds Of ll state, % open and hold election pre-
cnct Iese countless in order sens
tg people whether eonyenaon shall be called amed
revise form Constitution of said State, Therefore,
Stewart sheriff of Deal5 County Dc hereby give notice
he Of said county that viii the st Thursday Sep
open and hold an election NJ the various precncts5
said county Tor e Purpos Of taxing sad VOTE Given under
hand ai once this 5th day of june, ls58
J. Y. STEWART.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

cTYYp THE CHE0PLASTIC PROCESS.
e. v. JONES. Dentist, having purchased thu
right for the above mode Of making Teeth. AMI be
H.; entirely satisfied of its absolute superiority
over the gold. silver, or platns method, can witt
confidence commend 1t to all who may desire full
* partial sets of Teeth-aud especially to such Is
nay lee dissatisfied with those they now using
IN thi. process ali Of the objections TO the gols
late are removed-the suction being perfect, sc.
.lres comfort and stability TO the tand the teeth
,aug embedded in the metal, the food is excluded
in uGl-r or between them. thew are therefore
i~3Hr. cleaner Smoother and in every respect bet
sT.
In Consequence of the perfect adaptation of the
Plate 20 the mouth and the suction thereby secured
he can insert OF more teeth tctt0hd clasps-an6
IN all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory f.
or nocharge.
This method having been adopted and Commended
ny those standing highest in the profession, North
sn1 south testimonials will be given and specimen
.Khibiteis to any who may desire to see them: The
i'd ri ates Of those wishing to exchange the old me
IA d far the new viii be taken in part pay. Ofics
opposite ynrinthian Hall.
Office hours from 10 "a from 3< to- 6.
IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-18

Two VALUABLE FARMS m HEN
nIc9, MINI MlLEe AND xnn 1rHnp
= kssyng NILE MONTH 0e HiCHMUN6
~. ~ IHn gneDnRlcKsnuk0 KAILn0AD.
~ ~ II tIH1M ON THE MOUNTAIN ROAI..
~ e r. - AT AUCII0N.-As the rsdnf<t 81 n.
49,. xao4ns. twhc eontesnpiaus purrh asing
~ 81; = ss Z. sss y g. g
sszs AZ dsy ne SesSsisi nm Ell i nss sns
um coated nine miles ab0vs kichpson6 ns.r ~
.sAfoad adlsining the lsnds a Her q syc, ~
"a MyaIs and Rriddy's sstsss IN t,scs ~!
sslns ~ acres. ~ which t60 acres ars cIsss ~ ~
tnls sroct therc = 1mforfable DWeilis~ /. ~
Sf1ck barn. and other buildinas bssidas - s.sss
ieus Appls and Peach Orchard This y ,,sss sAcst
Sarded a. INST desirable Farm Affer -hicss -
be eold the Farm called sOaI 0roye.n On vhir ~
sat9 Thomas now resides containins ~ AL IN, sne
ased on the Mountain road eleven milk above IN
mono. ana one and half miles q the railrosd
rnese = Crosses the Mountain Tod bounded b. ss
tns tract cleared. balance ID offginal and secrnd
sry sroyth. There is alec shout 50 acres of nne
meadow land, Of which 20 acres are cleared Ths
outIdings consist Of large Framed Dwelling. con.
tanning twelve rooms, formerly used Cor 3 tavern.
besides the usual out houses, sucn as Barn. stable
&c. and an excellent Apple Orchard well Of dns
water IN the yara, and several springs
THnMs-0ne.thrd cash: balance &c one and two
years. for bonds bearing interest," secured by trust
deed. GODDIN = ippHRS0 1's
~ 70 Auctione0rg