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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11
Grocery, Provision, Confection-
cry, and
VARIETY STORE
AT intersection of Valley, Mill, Dorcas and
Market streets, lately occupied by
Mrs. Wertz

At intersection of Valley, Mill. Dorcas and
Market streets, lately occupied by
Mrs. Wertz.
VIE undersigned having purchased the
Il entire stock of Mrs. Wertz, respectfuIlv
announces that he intends to make such ad.
dltions OF articles in general use as to be able
to supply almost anything that may be called
Tor by the old customers of the establishment
and any number of new ones. Intending to
keep on hand all the leading articles of mar
keting, he selicits farmers and others having
Butter, Eggs, Lard, Tallow, Honey. Pota.
toes, Green or Dried Apples, Soap,
Poultry, &c.
u give him call, as the highest cash price
VIII DC PAID the market can afford. or Gro
ceres oalt. Fish, Cunfectieneries. Perfumery
fahcy Articles, Hosiery for ladies' and oen.
tlemen, Ladies Collars, Combs. Rracafsts
Buckles, Belts, Gloves, Mits. &c fnrn;.baa
therefor at lowest cash prices. '''''0
Cabinet & Undertaking Business
The manufacture of Furniture and Cabinet
Ware generally, as we'll as the Undertak;na
Business, will not be relinquished on account
OF my engaging in the above business, but
orders In either promptly attended to.
MY friends and the public generally are
invited to call, examine my stock and prices
IN both establishments, and, as heretofore,
shall endeaver to please them.
ANTHONY FELIX.
Lewistown, New. 10, 1857.
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agrtcuItltraI, sc.

Planting Walnut Groce.-As near as
I can recollect, about twelve years ago |
planted a row of these nuts south of my
house, on the edge of the ploughed land.
I planted in the fall soon after the nuts fell,
four feet apart, with hoe, about two inch
es deep, as we used to plant corn down east.
The next spring they came up with the
other plants. | kept the stock from them
for four or five years. The most of them
grew rapidly; but they were too thick, and
some are now dwarf trees, four to six feet
high, while those that got the start went
right up, and in six years from planting
they bore walnuts, and they continue to
bear and grow so that this fall | had sew
eral bushel of nuts, and have planted a
piece of two acres west of my house with
them. These | put ten or twelve feet apart.
| think it would be better to plough your
land as deep as you can before planting.
| think it will make little difference wheth-
er you plough this winter or as soon as the
ground opens in the spring. Keep the
weeds down and the stock from them, and
there is no danger but you will have a grove
far more beautiful than the locust, besides
the advantage of timber and the nuts
Cor. Of Prairie Farmer.
Another correspondent of the same pa
per says he planted FIVE acres of walnuts
in 1843 and that large portion of the
trees are now standing and are from 20 to
30 feet in height, and 8 to 10 inches in
diameter
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0MR WQNSl A9A.
81 SHALL ARISE"

1 shall arlse-tho' calm ! sleep,
And Silly silence reigns around,
And tho rest In slumbers deep,
I'll wake when thrills the trumpet's sound.
I shall arise-tho' void my place
Around the social friendly HEARTH
shall arise, when time apace
Shall follow, and end Its life in death.
shall arise-not long the tomb
Shall bind my dust with silent chains:
shall arise-yes. from its gloom,
When sin no more its power retains.
/ shall arise-tho' still the heart
That beat with love and friendship true;
shall arise and soon depart.
And bid my grave a last adieu.
/ shall arise on angels wings
My frame, renewed, shall be upborn,
Nor cast a look at earthly things
On that bright resurrection morn.
shall aTise-again We'll meet
When loud tn Archangels trumpet swells;
The bliss OF heaven win be complete
When union all our grief dspels.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

HENRY ZERBE, Treasurer, in account wiM
John Atkinson, John Psachey, and John
Ca6bison, Esquires. Directors Of the Poor
Of M.6fin county from January lst, 1857,
to January Isl, 1858.
DIR.
To cash received from w. Russell,
former Treasurer, 81 80
Proceeds of sale of farming
utensils, stock, &C., at public
vendue March TO- 1857, 1859 sc
Cash reed of County Treasurer. 1000 90
A fine reed from Justice of
the Peace by the hand of
John Peachy, 5 81
S5264 go
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

SN The partnership hsls.. ..S,s1
N\ listing between the s9DssI1SsTgI 9nDsS1SgIS
49, the BOOT & SHOE be1. 5..a.s
was dissolved on the first day o. ;,s,, s d
1853, by mutual consent. The sd ousI, y ID
be carried on and accounts setiisJa = .sss
johnson, at the old stand, where ~ .d bs
indebted to the late firm are reques';sSJl s;Sl,: y
and make payment as soon as pyss .ssm tat
those having claims will present .ns nsaah d
Element. If not settled soon, tne "
be left with Justice for COLLECTION;
JOHN i Fl CLARB
Lewistown, Jan. q, lS5o-4r
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HENRY ZERBE, Esq, Treasurer of Mifiiin
county, in account with the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania. DIX.
To amt State tax ass'd on per-
sonal & real est for 81, Sl4,373 81
said tax outs. for So, per
last report, I9o W
do do in 1856 per do 1920 l6
reed ON fall assessment Sc, Al 20
due by Treasurer at last set. 1905 so
overpaid On tax on real
personal estate, applied
to paym't militia tax below, 406 81
balance overpaid on tax on
real and personal estate
applied to payment of
tavern licenses, 2o5 A
sol asa e3
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Ready Clothing

M + will sell at Philadelphia prices. Now
w is the time to pull eff your old clothing
and buy new at the cheap store of
jan7 KENNEDY, JUNKIN & co.
" "ANTED-50 additional cash subscri-
w bers for the. Gazette.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

90 Dozen Table and Tea Knives and
H. Forks, so dozen Brittania Table and Tea Spoons
silver plated do dozen silver plated Forks for
'ae W FRa.FCESCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

$500 Headed and Square fannS
- not headed do ON hand snd fol- sale 'S.rIsG'
augl3
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MIFFLIN COUNTY
POOR HOUSE STATEMENT.

JOSEPH II. MORRISON, ,Ste,card, IN ac-
count aoith the Directors Of the Poor Of 1Nif-
fin county, from January lst, 1857, TO
AprH lst, 1857.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

We, the undersigned, Auditors of Mifiin
county, elected and sworn according to law,
having examined the accounts of Joseph H.
Morrison, late Steward of the Poor House, from
same as above stated, and having also examined
the accounts of Joseph Langton, Steward of
said Poor House, from April j, 1857, to january
/, 1858, do certify that we find balance duefo
the said Joseph |. Langton, on the books, from
the said Directors of the Poor, of one hundred
and FIVE dollars and ninety-two cents.
Given under our hands at Lewistown, Janu-
airy IA, 1858.
GEO. HANAWALT, (..,,.
JOS. KEARNS, AUDITORS
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$1,sss.90i "A

Losses by Fire.
Losses Paid During Year 1857, $aOs,7ss "a
By order of the Board.
CHAS. n. BANCKER, President.
EDW. G. DALE, Vice President.
Attest: w. A. STEEL, Sec. Pro. TEN.
DIRECTORS.
Chas. N. Bancker, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob r. Smith, Edward c. Dale,
Geo. w. Richards, Geo. Fales.
II. J. WALTERS, Esq, Agent for Mifflin
county jan26-6t
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S643 90
Amount of orders outstanding for debts
contracted before Jan. /, 1857, S424 06
Amt OF orders outstanding for debts
contracted from January /, 1857, to
April l. 1851, 259 90
Amt. of orders outstanding for debts
January |, 1858, 1866 81
Amount of orders unpaid, sl949 90
Balance due JOS |. Langton as above, l05 90
Balance due State Lunatic Hospital
for support of Lydia Adams and John
Mccormick, about $50 90
Amount of Indebtedness JAM !, 1858, s23O5 es
Produce Of Farm.
About 200 bushels wheat, $50 do. rye, 400 do.
corn, 800 do oats, 100 do. potatoes, 5 do. beans,
J do. peas, 10 do. turnips, 800 heads cabbage.
6 loads hay beef killed weighing 400 lbs. 8
hogs killed weighing 1000 lbs.
Stock on Farm.
One horse, three cows, nine shoats.
Farming Utensils.
shovel, plow, cultivator, , one-horse wag-
ons, = sets single harness, set plow gears, rid
ing saddle and bride, wheelbarrow, cart, sleigh,
grind stone, cutting box, , axes, 2 woodsaws, 2
shovels, spade, 2 grubbing hoes, pick, COW
chains, halter chain, post bar, bags.
HG5sse Furniture.
coal stoves, 2 cook stoves and furniture,
copper kettle, tables 3 stands, dough tray
5 coal buckets, % bedsteads, % beds and bed
ding, 3 iron kettles, tubs, 6 buckets, 10 chaiis,
i SINK churn, large meat vessels, writing
desk, short cupboards, mantle clock, lounge,
looking glass, 80 yards carpet, small brass
kettle.
Work done at Poor House by and for
PduperS.
81 shirts, 5 skirts, sacks, 90 aprons. pairs
drawers, chemises, IL dresses, Is pair stock
ings knitted, 10 pairs pants, 6 barrels soap,
roundabouts, 6 pairs pillow slips, 2 night gowns,
4 night caps, 20 haps.
PduperS.
No. in Poor House January /, 1857, 81
Admitted through the year 1857, 45
Born in the house,
Whole No. inmates for 1856, IS
Died in the house, 5
Bound out,
Discharged, 6l
10
No. in Poor House Jan. /, 1858, Is
Outdoor paupers, 6l
do died, 9
do discharged, "a
SO
-2S
In State Lunatic Hospital, .
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RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES
or MIFFLIN COUNTY,

OF MIFFLIN COUNTY,
From January 21, 1857, TO January 4,
1858, iuclusiuc.
HENRY ZERBE, Esq, Treasurer of Mifflin
county. in account with said county, from
January 2lst, 1857, to January 4th, 1885
inclusive. IN.
To amt county tax ass'd for '57, Sl3,5O4 ~
80 " for 1855 out
standing as as per last report 7.oiS dyS g. g.
i" extra co. tax ass'd for go =, oe, 70
rec'd Of Pro. M'Coy, yer. fees, q oo
John c.. Sigler, bor' 90
rowed for use of county, ,o,c @ce ee 90 90
AZ O Treasnrer. 2,044 Al
s34,2O1 54
CIR.
Rv amt comm'rs's orders lifted, 500, ,488 O3
~ balance due him last settlemt, LIB 90
By amt court orders road dam
age, road viewers pay, 229 80
court orders Auditors and
clerks pay, Al oo
f" justices Ger. fox scalps lifted, 2S3 90
co. money redeemed canc'd, L w
f" sundry notes and counter
felt money received from
predecessor cancelled, 6l w
i" Erie City Bank money red
for taxes paid to successor, 10 w
" drafts eastern penitentiary
maintaining convicts, 23O 90
" exoneration allowed collec'
tors 1855, 1856 extra tax, 8O5 40
commissions allowed same, 1,645 &c
ahatam't allowed collectors
for prompt paym't ex. tax, 462 06
do do do in 1857, l0l 06
extra county tax 1856 outs. 1890 80
" county tax 1857 out. G,l72 II
" Treasurer's commissions on
S44,570 81 (9 II per cent. 55I IA
$34 POI 54
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In State Lunatic Hospital,

Whole No. supported by Co. Jan. /, 1858, as
In addition to the above there has been about
so transient paupers supported for a short time
without orders or any entries on the books.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

given ys. commonwealth, as per
Certificate of Justice Swartz and
Hoover
" cash p,d Geo. Frysinger, adver-
tising list
w. Il. Shaw
i. amt treas. com. on $786 COOS
per cent
81 bal. due commonwealth
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

EATING HOUSES.
DIR.
To amt said license granted 1857 100 90
CR
By Treas. com on 500 90 0 per ct. 90
bal. due commonwealth 95 90
10O M
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11

BREWERS AND DIsTILLERs.
To amt said, licenses assessed and
levied for 1857,
e. Il. Locke & Co license unp'd
at last report,
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RETAILERS LICENSE DIR
"ni '"'u ii0onse assess'd 1857 857 0C
CIR.
By cash p'd state treas. June % '57 900 m
. amt Sunday license, in which
suit was brought and judgment
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-02-11
1858 63
MILITIA TAX.

To amount said tax assessed 1857, 720 90 |
'' '' outst'ing 1855 last report l34 90 |
" 1856 =" = 10 90 |
due by treasurer's last set. 100 so |
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY,

.-...H Fr IRON FOUNDRY
WE have started our and extensive Foundry
w the old stand Of the late Nashville Manufacturing
Company, and prepared 70 execute heavy and ghl
work Of any description the shortest notice. Light Cast
ngs TO small amounts at moderate city prices heavy Cast
ngs large amounts furnished per contract a. Cincinnati
prices win EdditionsOf freight. We have also commenced
operations In cur new
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines aWmillB, FlCurms Of the mOsimpFOTod
patterns made 10 order J0bbng and repairing done immsd
atsy. We ready make contracts Tor Engines and Mills
and shall furnish plans enable purchasers toput up he
Mills with little expense Manufacturers and Farmers viii
find probable 70 see u.s. before going Bast West
Machinery.
STEAM BOILERS
PoTstaOnsFy engines and steamboats, made TO order ohe
beS matera complete with PrerOnts, Crates, StandpPss
and Valves warranted 10 stand required 70
Manufacturing pOFpellng purposes.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Any description Of SmithWOFk done in excellent styl
none rstrate Iron dsed-SaWmi work Sterups Dogs
Ptman Irons, Saw eraakE, BOlt5 and all kind Mil Irons
made 10 OFdes short notice.
Farmers wishing TO purchase good, cheap Machinery, wiz
do well 70 call at our Office or address BY letter.
u. JACKBR & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Tenn,
uly25 Late Nashville Man. Co.'s Shops.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28

Referring The shove Reties, take great pleasure
In TecOmn ending ny friends late associate In bus.
ness Mr. & LanieF, a. gentleman every way worthy 81
heir continued patronage.
MaFea q, Io55. GEO. NIZBLL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
Rannnval.

THB Produces house Of Eieho & Green have romoVodom
College Street, 70 the old sand formerly occupied b.
Measrs Norris SIFatt0n, No u, Corner Of Market and
CLARK Street, where they viii continue the Produce, Com
mission and Stonge business under ho name aad style
NichOl, Green d 60. u
E Liberal eaah advances made on oenslunsnu q soan
" Produce.
p We paying At al times the Market Phes fer Ba-
con, Lard, FeethsIs, Ginssng, BeesHAE, 60.
R1- An 0rdezs, accompanied By the cash, alod via
pT0mPtness aRd dsgPachs q modeflts eommisIonby
jan 1T ALoAeLs SRsRN = %
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FOR SALR IA COsT 10 CLOsE. p
FOR
The Dear PeOnIa.
SIighflY Ahead.

NKTB have recently secured the exclusive agency for this
W Sta for the sale OF Halssy BOXERS and Capt q
stultz's celebrated brands Of
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
This Agency includes all their brands and enables rs TO
sell al Factory prices We eanddlJ believe We can give
dealers better bargain than has been offered them in
This city, stock Of Tobacco Snuh and SsEaFs Il row
he largest and best assorted hathas ksPl Ihs
city.
10 a. Union street, Sd door from Bank Of tennessee.
epn1 E-0 ,. w. LANGLEY & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
Notice OF DissOIutiOn,

N1HB Tarinsrship existing between B. LANIER & GEO
i MIkEi,L, under the style Of B. LAhIBR & Co, is
Is day dissolved, B. Lsnisr having purchases Gee. Nj
Ecs suurs in lhe late arm, alone aahe 1ed 20
5sttle ar she same. b..LAnlhh,
March %, ls55. CSC. AlHkLL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
6NMACHINE MADE@
Y j Horse shoes. Y

HB TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY, At TROY
n. Y, have HENRY BURDBN'S IMPRQTeD HORSE
sHoB MACHINERY now in successful oPoe On, and are
prepared 10 execute orders for no Ash and MULE oOs
Of any Weight Pattern, price bat e abSVeth the
price OF Hone shoe iron.
Inc quality OF The Iron used In thea5 shoes warranted
In every respect These have been approved Of and
are now USED by the United States Government exclusive
y, as also by many the principal Stgge and OmDSus
companies and Horse ShOsr5 throughout county ANY
person lnclosing IS 10 ,he undersigned, VIII ave .
sample OF 100 pounds assorted BeRl 70 his
ordors addressed Eubssrber Al Troy, Viii receive
prmpt attention.
aprl6-y WIN BURDEN, Agent, Isoy, n Y.
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Bank of Commerce.

NRshVIEIe, Teun., Dees ~, 1851.
Hh lloeEloldeEs Of ths Rsnk haSe placed ne sess u
the hands Of Trustee Tor bs purposs Of winding up
those indebted 10 the Bank a Psss call and pay up,
their Indebtedness falls due Th note hodefs wall please
send In early Is possible Rad IN r5turn
the notes Of the Bank OF ennees Ths individual dspOs
It's in this bSnk been hsrded ne, and Hereby
edge my individual habir for hem, and The neney IL
ready when called EoF,
dee I3-u JOHN .. JAMR9s
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Dividend.


WILL sell to the highest bioderOr Cash at the Ware
hJuse Of johnson, Weaver b Co., on TUESDAY
MORNING the 25th instant ell the personal estate Of W
Brown, deceased, consisting OF one Wardrobe GOid
stch &C. All persons indebted 70 the said estate
desired to come forward Immediately and make payment
and those having claims against it sre hereby noh7o to
present them within the time required b. law THIS I'd
My, 1858. ID. WEAVER,
msy-dtd AdmlnlStTatOr
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Central Chic
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
INNING TlAE bAFM EElf COLUHBUs, OHIO. AID
BALTlhOkE, - HuukSi
A y fHL p str. frlna ~

BALTl1OkE, - HObkSi
BAGGAGE OHECKED THROUGHf
~ENHE ONLY kOUrEb By Ehlsh thr0ugh tickets 70 Wsah.
4 IngiOn can be procured watch point As veil a. 10
sltnOre Il Is the shortest dreeI ana in sFsry -
sp6cg the most reliable r0ute. II Is the only ruuts
purchasers OF Through Tickets 70 New kOrk are ENABLED
~ reach the elites u bainmure Rhadsipha and Neg
YORK, 81 TIE eesi OF 1oksi 10 New YORK only thus a.
aong businsss MeR and Travsars tor pleasure or nr-
nation 70 Vt fOHr Of the principal CT a8n ths Unon F
sss cost than can be af0rdsd D any Olhsr route.
And u the only route b. Hhlch fhrOggh Tickets can
~ lad 70 hammond Norfolk Winchester krsdscEr1ur-
and PessrsbuER, Va UhAriast0a, savannah haeon ~.
ante, Augusta BeEElsy springs aaG Bed10rd sprnzE
Passengers IRON hAHHTELIE AXE 51aTs los6hss q
eafter th0maa, or steamers on h3 Cumberland rfulr
% LosIsFILLs OOnnectng 5QsIo he uuIssd stats
1aL steamers 20 UnglHnaA Or With ths Jacksonville
&sllrOad % lndanaP0l8 ma make difsos cunnec1n "a
Columbus OhiO Win the Central Uhio Kslraad 10 IA hss
lng, whence close connection with tho kaorp aud ono
airOea Is made . Washington OIty. BaiHmOrs Phil.-
dslpHla and New YORK.
- Passengers holding Through Fioksts nom Nan.
3his are trEnsisrrsd a. Cairo me cars OF the nois
central kar0adi IRON Themes passing through Tsrrs
Hsuts, Indianapolis Dayton and Xenlat Columbia ThrSs
Daily Trans leaTs Columbus at ~ A. NJ s:80 r n sud
a. Z. a.
Travellers are requested 70 notce that vhiis this n
ne 0akOuts aHordng Through Tickets % ~ ths hassru
Jiuss z 1ne charged b. 0sher routes 70 es
fOrk Os It ID Ths shsrtes most speedy ana drsot
al the leading points IN tie kasE Ths distance from
columbus 70 BsInmors only 5T6 miles beng about 100
1ss shorter 70 New YORK. tan By any 0ts route there
essEhsRgs5 Of By rOuIs and gonssqueutlv
sss detention, than by any 0lhsr.
~ Inc road u 0aliastsd vita brokun stone and 10
snElrsly tree trum d1sL
FoEi1TthsrIaf0rHaiion PisassAPply d. G. RUAsEY,
agsnt, hasnEllss Iean.
f0r through tickets apply in LouiBris Ct tia oes Of
as U. 3. Aa aeasEa, ne ss1sraoaEis Elailruad
sues, nam sirsst Nm ), hOoDSIDE,
Azaial Transportation B. q D. X b.
JOHN u. ShAkk, General sstsru Agent
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University of NASHVILLE.

ID RCITATIURs commenced in tho Literary Department
N on the 25th inst, as previously advertised.
surgeon attendance DR.. g. 4. HtnstOn Professor
IN the Medical Deparmsn) authorizes the FaculLy
nouuce Students may with great safety the
college any other pOrJn Of me state, tnasmuch
~ phOid Fever did nos nats on me pDmsss ana
90 case occurred with Our weeks. th6 barracks have
several unOccupsd, ana hsVe been thoTou
renovated.
These statements made because various unfoundsd
reports circulated regarding sickness, suspsn
si0n, &c, calculated 10 prevent me Tslu Of Students
b order Of the Faculty.
anq3-N b.. K JOHNSON. Suuit.
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NUMBER 1O1.
PENFSsFEE ~ RATLRoap.



Tk drsaIOenIEai Eouis, o0nnsclBg ne Allanlseiiss
u with sslafh Ies5eru ald Southwestern staisi
D. CONTINUOUS Hallway direot. TINS rosd also CONFESS
6 PttsbuEg With daily 1s 81 6tamera 30 al porig oz
be Western RVars gnd a. Cleveland ana eandu5Ey Hih
Steamers 10 al ports the Northwestern Le<s; making
he most airscf cheapest Gad rs5ia5t roe - Hhie5
FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 and rom the Grsat Nsls
hates hstW8sn FhiladelphiR and Rissbargs
EIRST OLA5S.-B0Ots shoes, Dry liOcde 7s., 49,.
(iR boxes, Eur8, ksalhsfa, 49,. " = 49,
SECOND CLASS.-B0oks ald Stationary
DTy Goods On balss,) Hardware, Lsa- 600 per lsQ3
s1srI &C.
HID OLAS5.-knVils, Bagging, Bsgoa, 4 "a, ..,.,s-,
aad FORK lin bull, j Hemp, 49,. ~ - -',-
FOURTH CL4A5o--O9uos, flsh, Bacon, so-....-,-r
and PORK (packad,l Lard aud Lard Oh, - - w.
FOur-s0 Is, per b5-unu further aolss.
Grain-S5 cts. per l00 l6a. untl fuftlar uoiica.
COtsOnS2 per Dats interesting 530 ibs.ssiEht uata
arthsr Rotos.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-28
HIGHLANnER

q'HlS very superior and famous Horse is lOcstedEA
~ for the season Of 1858, my farm, adjoining ~
Nashville. Mares will be received from 10Th OF 81 ~
March tOlOh of July a. $50 esch and 81 20 the groom
10Th July all cases OF failure hey may be returned Cratic
next year.
HIGHLANDER was bred by ThOs. Taylor, of s. C, in 49,
be get By Glencoe, mp his dam CasAnet, winner
ell distances, BY Monarch, lmpt &C. his pedigree FILL
fashionable and Ike horse himself eKctes
admiration OF the most critical observers.
hlGHLAN DIE is rich chestnut OF excellent consttu
ton temper, measuring 10 hsndt height and has
usual length and soutuess OF Hsme coupled surpass-
ing beauty and ection As great race hose High
ander's reputation throughout Union, was some
tine hardly equaed having beaten IN the best style, Of
many competitors in south Carolina and Georgia, until
about I've years old he sold for $40 CO., and at
forth other formidable rivals, wherever
70 be found.
In this extremely trying career Highlander gained as
large share Of attended any horse,
under like travelling and
ming all distances he did whether in good bsJ bean
and condition
An who have examined HIGHLANDER and his colts,
freely express opinion, that breeder Superior
slock every Hss, wall lake among the
putable horses OF the country.
march DIT. mcGAVOCK.