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MISSION To UrAH.-It appears, by state
ments in several of the favored newspaper
channels OF the Government, that u pacific
mission Is very soon To b. dispatched Ia the
rebels of Utah, and that Governor POWELL.
Of Kentucky, and Major Ben. MCCUILoCGH
have been selected for Commissioners 10 bear
the olive-braach to the commander of the
faithful" BRIGHAM Yoke. Oae of the trust
"a correspondents, under date of the 9th inst.
announces that the President has nearly CON-
plvtd their Instructions. aud the Special
Commissioners will proceed with the army,
which leaves Fort l. ayenworth on the 18th
inst. /; is further stated that the Commits
sioners will be instructed To assure the Nor
mons that IL is not the desire OF the President
10 make war upon them. but 20 sccare the en-
forccment of the laws, 60 which end the Nor
noas will be eOlnscilrd 70 participate The
Commissioners will also inform them that our
troops will h. retained Ia the Territory 10
protect emigrants Ia the Pacific from the at
lacks OF hostile Indians.-Naf. la
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-At IA recent meeting
Of the Presidents and Superintendents of the
main line of Railroads between Memphis and
Washington City, held at Chattanooga, ar
engagements were made for the sale of through
tickets from New Orleans, Memphis, &c. to
New York, points North and East by the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee route, which will he COM
pleted by the middle of May next. These new
corrections make it the shortest route from the
Mississippi Valley to New York. both in time
and distance, rcquireing the Express train 10
leave Memphis at p. NJ, instead of q A. N.
This change will take place on Monday next
giving a daylight travel over the staging
between KNOXVILLE and Bristol, now reduced
to thirteen miles. We congratulate the travel
ing public upon the speedy opening of this
great Southern route, passing through a
beautiful country of mountain scenery, pure
air and healthy locality, and in the vicinity
of the celebrated springs of Virginia. We
shall take occasion to say more upon the adj
vantage of this route in future Memphis Ap-
peIl.
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EUROPEAN EMGRATIoN TO THE UNITED
STATES this season is rapidly falling of. The
arrivals at this port last week did not reach
one thousand, while the grand total from lst
of January to date only foots up 5000,
against $1,000 nearly. for the corresponding
ason last year.
The causes of this striking decrease are
chiefly referable to the results of the recent
commissions in the business world, abroad,
who left the poorer classes, particularly in
Ireland, Germany, France, and other coun-
tries from which the great majority of emil
grants come, poorer than ever. So far rs we
can learn, there is just a strong desire to
emigrate as ever, on the part of the laboring
population in those countries. but the means
tc defray the necessary expenses are not to be
had.-N L. Express
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TT The PbiladeInbiaus are taking on,

5ss- The Philadelphians are taking ener-
getic measures to secure IA line of steamers
from their city to Europe. On Monday even
ing, the Executive Committee of the Board of
Trade held meeting. To consider the subject.
1t was stated that the three steamers of the
Collins line, the .i9yiatic, Battle and .iAntic,
which cost se,sO0,OOo aud upon which re-
pairs costing $500, 900 have been made in the
past year, could be purchased for Sl,50O.0O0.
One gentleman said there was no do'bt but that
liberal aid for mail service would be granted
to the line by Congress. \ committee was
appointed To consider what plan OF operations
shoGld be adopted To secure the line.
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FASHIONS FOR BALD-HEAD PEoPLE.-Man is
fertile in invention aud eXpedients, and so eX-
traordinary has the only bip d that laughs
become. of late, in his Ingenuity. that it is the
duty of all persons who have proper self
esteem to be surprised at nothing. The last
expedient. however, to rejuvenate the heads
of baldheaded people old and young-will,
however, strike the least conservative minds
as highly ingenious, aud the head of tn ind-
vidual who first applied the principle, with a
laurel of everlasting glory. His plan is no
more nor less than to paint The heads of bald
headed people so as to res .mble the natural
hair. The feasibility of the plan is unequalled.
The smooth, shiny, hairless scalp presents a
canvas whereon the highest talent of the pain
ter's art may revel. and where the pencil of
the artist will have full scope for it's varied
excellence. The women, too. can now fear
leSsly throw OFF their scratches" and give
their heads to the head sman (fOr the artist
will in this case certainly become a heads
mani, with full knowledge that they can
recover their Hyperion curls in the shape Of
lampblack, umbre or red lead. Throw away
your wigs. we lawyers. l0afeTs and lunatics.
and be reitted each spring with a new head
OF hair, that viii need no comb or brush, no
balm of Columbia ar Tricophcrus. no barber
with trcnchant shears, and no salient point in
in row, rumpus. or riot. 80 We say. il the
language of Dow, Jr., Go it my baldheadcd
friends
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Horrible.

A sacrilegious wretch sends the following
q PART OF AN LEG " to the Chicago Times
written upon an observation made in a muddy
street on rainy day:
The rustling silk-the knei of parted gold.
With waving ease floats by ike sea
When rising, 10 from many lovely fold =
Much grace appears TO sunshine and 10 me-
From out the ample hoops, invulnerable shade.
Where heave twelve yards in many a graceful
heap,
Each in its place, and as if half afraid
Feet like to mice from their lair 10 peep
Full many part hid from the eye terrene
The deep recess of crinone doth bear
Full many a charm is born to walk unseen
And waste its graces in the darkened air
Let not grim prudery, with useless toll,
Hide all these charms in over anxious care /:
Nor cynics hear with dsdainful smile
OF the dear witching legends of the fair
For them indeed doth busy commerce strive
The bleatng kid parts with his outward wear
And Lynn on Massachusetts bay doth thrive
Where Yankee Crispn plies his thrifty care
Who, not to dumb torpidity prey,
At once pleasing vision e'er resigned
Passed trim ANGLE on muddy way,
Nor cast one longing, lingering look behnds
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re- The last Legislature of Florida hov.

GS- The last Legislature Of Florida hav-
ing provid1d for the construction of canal
connecting the waters of the ST. Johns with
those of Indian river, Gov. Perry has appoint
ed commissioners to survey and lay out the
work, and they will speedily commence their
task. When this work is completed Florida
will have continuous line of inland naviga-
ton for steamboats, parallel to the Atlantic
and when the Fernandina and Cedar Keys
Railroad is finished she will have an iron way
connecting an Atlantic with Gulf port
through the upper portion of the peninsula
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The closing Of the gap between New Or.
leans aad Jackson, Will leave only eighty
miles OF unfinished road between New OFlean,
aud Memphis Ga the East Tennessee and
Virginia road, gap ~ oaly eighteen mile.
remains 30 be completed. which Is the oaly
break in the railroad connected betweea New
York aud Memphis, and the work closing thai
up Is going vigorously 90. There now re
mains / - than hundred miles Of road 20 b
construct. d 10 complete the vast, continuous
railroad line brtweea New York aud New Or
lcans.--JaoksH AsSsizs47s, -iYrIi GA
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ar Is'Nr Me-. A Washinrt

''Ir Is'Nr Ma Washington correspon-
dent writes:-''There is funny bit of scandal
going here. aboat certain well known lady
noted for her exquisits complexion aud fine
hair. Her room opened on to passage way.
through which a gentleman was passing. a.
the cry of fire was raised In the hotel The
lady threw up her window aud put out her
head 20 see bow near the danger might be
What sight did she present 20 the astoaish-
ed friend passing by--as sans hair, sans teeth.
sans eyerything-scarce recognizable, she
stood before him-a spectre. lis that YOU
Mrs. b, eXciaim d tie affrighted locker ON.
NO. shrieked the poor woman. cit is Mrs.
A" f-w hours later, Mrs.. ID. left ia no
tel and Washington Tor the season.
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Probably the prospect for wheat through
out the State of Georgia and We might add.
Tennessee. was never better at this season of
the year than il il at present. We have seen
sp cimens from field in the neighborhood of
this city, between two and three feet high,
with the hrads beginning to show themselves
and from Uuion Point, Madison, Covington,
Cassville. Rome. and in fact. nearly all our
correspondents. in all sections, conclude their
letters with" the prospect for wheat was
never better" The crop Of Southern wheat,
shoald nothing befill il, will be a most abun-
dant one, aud those who are holding over
their old wh at for higher prices are in fair
way to be disappointed. Aaanta (Ga.) DIS
patnh.
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Mr. EyEKErr's 0RArIoN.-The Hon Ed
WAND EVERErr Was greeted yesterday, BY oae
Of the largest aud most intelligent audiences.
90 hear his great Grafton on the character OF
WASHINGTON, We have ever seen assembled il
this city; and the distinguished orator held
them spell bound for over two hours. We
feel how utterly Incapable We are 10 cow y
any just idea. either Of the orarioa ar is Won
deFfal eitset;-te be appreciated Il must l,<
heard The highes' prAi we can bestow on
It's rare seanty and c io~s ps poriioas. i &c
express the opinion that twas = most worthy
appropriate aasd Fl qarnt tribute 20 the char.
acter VI wAsaISoroS.-4asas<s C.rpzssi<, l0ti
AZ
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WHAT SAYS TEuNnUIL.-T The following eX-
tracts from the speech Of the abolilioaist,
TRrNBULL. in the Senate. shows the true
is opposed; "B'a for he .Slarsry question iying
Of the bottom" says Mr.. TRUxBUu- lie AP-
PRETENDED FEW WOULD BE OPPOSED
TO ADMISSION UNDER THE LECoMP-
TON CONSTITUTIONS
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Change Of Schedule.
90 ..s;szz.. s s.:.zS. 60
lVlLLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
Gy DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS ny
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD,

~ and after THURSDAY, April Sth 1855, the Pas
~ sengcT Train will run follows:
Leave Nashville daily at \. NJ and , p. NJ
Arriving al Chattanooga at2:2O p VI. and 1855 A VI.
Leave Chattanooga at 1880 A. VI. and s.25 I. NJ
Arriving at Nashville at s:lO 4. VI. and $40 T. NJ.
Passengers for the East, via. Wilmington, y C.,
leave Nashville on either tram, ana make close
necti"ns throughout Via. knoxville, Tenn, and
Lynchburg, Va, should leave Nashville the morn
ing tram to make the connection
Passengers for Memphis leave Nashville on the 5 4.
NJ train, which connects al Stevenson with NJ. a c.
Railroad.
Those for McMnnville and Sparta viii leave Nash
vile the /. II train, which connects directly
Iulahoma with the train for AcMnuyilie The train
which leaves McMinuyuc at ESQ, connects With the
day train from Chattanooga and arrives Nash lille
$40 4. NJ.
At Nashville there a daily connection with boats
for -. Louis Cincinnati, Louisville Memphis, New Or
leans, lttsburg &C, &c. also daily line Of stages for
Louisville.
Through Tickets be procured the Depot before
the starting of the trains, for McMnnvilc Hunts vlc
Memphis, junction Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery Char
leston savannah Augusta, Wilmington and Knoxville.
c. J.. ANDERSON.
aprt-u. General Ticket Agent.
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Committed to Jail.

OF Davidson county, the 9Th day of April, 1855
" a Negro MN, who says his name is BOB and that
he belongs 10 J. ii. Lane of Giles county, Tenn Bob
says he is % years Of age weighs about lS5 pounds
about feet inches high, black complexion, stout
and heavy set, wears his hair long and plated. The
owner is requested TO come forward, prove property
and pay charges the law directs.
THOMAS HOBSON,
Jailor of Davidson county Nashville, Tenn.
apr1i-w4t
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CONTE rs,


CHATTER GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS or THE mBI 3
AS A CLASSICAL ooK.-Introductory-The Bible as a
Classc-The Bible adapted TO Chndhood-The Bible
in the school and Coqege-The Bible in our English
verson-The Bible in the four great Classic Tongues
The Bible as related 10 the and is schools
The Bible the Palladium Of American Institutons-The
Bible and the Church Of Romc-ConcIuding Remarks
CHAPTER H.-PoETRY AND THE BARDs oF THE mBIE-
Nature and of Poetry in the Bihle-Direrepc. he
tween Hebrew Prose and Poetry-StyIe Of Hebrew
Poetry, Parallelism-Spirit of Hebrew Poctry-De-
partments Of Hebrew Poetry-Infuence Of Hebrew
Poetry-wrtcrs Of Poetry in the Bible-The seven
Greater Bards-The Argument from Poetry-Conclu-
ding Remarks
CHAPTER III.-ELoQUENCE oRAroRY oF THE Old
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and Characteristics Of Eloquence
Illustrations Of Eoquence-Earliest Example Of Flo
quence in the Old Tcstamont-Tudah as an Orator
Aaron Orator-other Examples from the Ola
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Hushai the Archie
CHAPTER IV.-rHE noQUEST ORATORS OF THE NEW
TEsrAMENT.-Examples Of Perverted Eloquencc-Her.
Oh and Tertullus-Speech of Gamahal-The Eloquent
Appollos-Stephen's Address 20 the Couucl-Preaeh
ns OF John the Blptist-Peter a. an Orator-Speech
of James before the Synod-The Recorder or Town
Clerk OF Fphesus-The Eloquence Of Paul-PauI on
Mars HnI-Discourses Of our Lord-Conclusion.
CHAPTER V.-rYFEs FEMALE CHARACTER N I'M
BIRrE.-lnt"rcst Of the subiect-iicnera Vew-Cassi
dcation-iicture Of Evc-Sarah and Rcbckah-Cbsr
acter Of beburah-t' Ia raCter uf Esther and Ruth
JcZcbc and Acknowledgements aud her DANCING
DaGghter-Abgail, Hannah and Martha-The Mary,
Concluding Remarks
CHAPTER Nl.-REPRFSENrAuvE YOUNG MEV oE TIN
BIRIE-ltange and Limits OF the Thcmc-The FRS
Young Men-Ihe First Two Observation-Disclosures o
Joseph-Ihe Youth Of MuScs-Sketch Of David and
Jonathan--Sketch Of samuel ami Saul-Saul and sam
uel AT Endor-' Earacter OF AbSa0m-The Young Man
as SOvercign-The Young Men Of the Cautlyty-
Young Men Of the New Testament
CHAPTER Nll.-sCIENCE SAGEs oF THE mru F.
Relation and Bearings of the Subicct-Thc Mora
Science OF the Bble-rhe Fiblr Physical Science
frst scientific Charactcristc-Sccund Characteristic
Third CharacteristiC-Additional nlustrutous-The
Sages OF the Bible.
CHATTER Ntll.-oRIGINAL CONCEPTIONS: OR QgJECIs
0F SURuMITY AND BEAUTY TIE mRiE-The fuyiut
FNstcncc-1he Providence Of God-The Persona
Character OF Chrsi-The Idea Of Special Divine Innu
ence-Ihe Church Of God--Thc Common brotherhood
Of Man-The Day OF Sacred Resi-The Millennium
The resurrection Of the ncad-Ihc last Judgment
The Heavenly World-The scheme OF Reclamation
Recapitu alton AMI Conclusion
For safe by W I BERRY 4 90
apr2-u Public square
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Through Arrangement

We learn from the Athens Post that at a
meeting of Railroad managers at Chattanooga
last week, arrangements were made for
Through Tickets at the following rates
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VSSOH.NJVVON,

III VIE partnership heretofore existing under the style
Il and hrm OF CLIFTON K ABBOTT. was dissolved ON
the 9Th inst, by mutual consent take effect the
End of February, 1855. The business viii be continu
ed by CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 4 Co, OF Phadelphil
All persons indebted to the late irm previous to the
ID February 1855 will please call inmcd lately fat
the old stand No Is Cedar strect.) and settle with
GEO. b. ABBUrT who is fully authorized 10 collect and
receipt for the same.
In etrng from the firm Of CLIFTON X ABnorr take
great pleasure in recommending the patronage Of
my friends, Messrs. CLIFTON ALBRIGHT X Co. gentle
worthy Of confidence aud solicit for them a con.
tinuance Of past favors.
aprl3-u GEO B. ABBOTT
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hungarian Grass Seed.

WE have just received lot of this celebrated Grass
w Seed. 1t will produce from five 10 eight tons OF
superior hay the acre, nutritious Timothy and
far superior To our common Met. Sow one-third of
bushel 10 the acre in the way and at the same
time Millet. Price So so per bushel.
aprl4-2w U8B ARMSTRONG & CO.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Carter, Mckay & Co.

IN Thursday, April 18th viii offer
~ Tor sale IN front Of our Warehouse No. 13 Public
Square, large and complete assortment OF Grocer
les, consisting IN part A. follows:
500 bags prime Rio Coffee; 100 bbls Orange Valley
lbs hhdS. y q Sugar. Whisky.
20 bhls. Crushed sugar. IS bbls uure old Bourbon
10 - Powdered sugar: Whisky.
so bbs. Molassrs: IS bhls odd RIVE Whisky.
50 boxes ". K. RtiSins. IS SMITH Res do.
% boxes Cove Oysters 10 casks Porter.
20 chests Teas: 10 Ale.
Is bhS. Fresh Pecaus: 25 has Chafnnaicue Wine F..
tiercrS Rice: 20 box do Cider.
500 kegs Nails; 100 bhls Vinegar:
loo boxes Glassware; IS nests Painted Tubs.
cases Matches; Too doz. Painted Buckets;
50 NJ G. D. Caps; % doz Wash boards;
$50 rms Wrapping Paper: So boxes Goldfish.
so kits MaCkcrel. loo Urrriurs.
100 hbls. Mackcrel; 100 hbls. Green Apples
30 = do. do; 500 boxes star Candles.
25 cases Sardincs.
The above, with many other ARTICLES, viii be put mp
and sold IN quantities 20 purchasers.
apr l3-td CARTER MCKAY 4 co
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llew CIVILIZATIONS.
MOrtOn'S Gold Pens.
A SUPPLY OF
MORTON & CO.'S GOLD PENS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
apr3-u w. L. KERRY AZ CO.
y T. w w q ES X
By Rev. DR.. Halsey Of Louisville, Kentucky
The Literary Attractions of
the Bible.
Or, A Plea for the Word OF God, con.
sidered as a Classic.
BY LIE ROY ]. HALsEY, DID.

BY LIE ROY J. HAISEY, DID.
vol l2mo. 81 IS.
In the following pages il is proposed to present an
outline Of what may be called the incidental
tons of the Bble-to forth its claims both as a
classic and as book Of general education. Regard
ed simply as book of learning OF and genius
Of history and eloquence, it has exerted an influence
which cannot be too highly estimated and commends
itself u every cultivated understan ling II is the
book Of our learning, not less than religion; the
basis Of or civilization, not less than our salvation.
II has moulded into shape it has quckened into life
the whole body Of our secular learning, as well our
theology; it has breathed its vital spirit all
our science, literature, legislation, philosophy and
cal and political institutions.
II is these attractions, which may be felt and APP
precated even by the irrelgious and worldly mind
ed, which propose TO group together distinct
and connected view. Our object will be TO speak OF
the Book Of God as production Of inspired genius
and classic taste 10 reveal something OF
urable wealth. as a field OF knowledge and a mine OF
wisdom, model Of eloquence, master-p piece of poe
sy, text book Of instruction; and thus render it,
so far We shall be able, attractive 10 all.
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small NalaNccS.
potatoes at Auction.

DEM F. SHIELDS will sell this morning at 10 o..
ID clock, at his Auction Rooms, us barrels Northern
MeshanOck Seed Potatoes, sound and III good order.
Terms cash. aprl4
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This arrangement in reference to Through
Tickets is. we believe, intended to go in effect
about the 18th of May.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & co
Time Sale of Groceries
BY
" \ W " rs ~ Co.

BY
" 4 VI RVS ~ Co.
(At w. II. Gordon e. Co.'s warehouse.)
ON TUESDAY, APRIL 18th 1855. we will offer for
~ sale at Auction at w. IL. Gordon & Co.'s Ware
house:
$50 hhds Sugar All grades 1000 bbs. Rectiaed whis
ZoO bags Ko Coffee; Ky; various brands.
$50 bbs. Molasses; so boxes Soan;
100 hall do; 500 dog. Painted Buckets;
200 boxes Star Candles; 100 nests Tubs.
200 half do. do, 500 kegs Nails:
With many other articles:
These goods will be offered in large lots with liberal
privileges.
TERMS
AT sums under $500 cash over $500 and under 81 600
Is days; over $1,000 go days for approved endorsed
notes payable in Bank. HARRIS Il co.
ADDITIONAL.
E5- We viii also sell OF a credit of four months
/ pncheon fine Jamaica , = pipes Signeti Brandy;
Rum: > 4
/ pipe fine Holland Gin; ? x DOM site
STILL MORE:
Ss- We will also sell without reserve a consignment
Of
y casks Brandy; p cases as'd Liquors:
= do do 25 bbis pure old Rye Wbis-
% cases ass'd Pickles and Ky Il q above proof
Fruits; HARRIS x co.
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In the Tailoring Department We have great variety
of piece goods, which viii make up t. order ant
warrant Ia give salts action Two of the firm
stanty in the Eastern mark and all patterns and
styles are forwarded % this house with dispatch. ",
fatter ourselves that facilities for receiving al
and desirable styles will enable suit all who
favor Us with their patronage.
aprl3-u CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT < co.
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MADAME La ROSE.

rI,HE SoFd-reao~aea poetress, and Goddess u the
Il Planet rcaiera, has eoteFca the csy she can be
al No. IS. In1n street, uFfss.te Odd Fcioks'
Hall she describe all DISEASES which afict Ia.
~. LADIES Ircbic sskith particularly
qaestcd " call thousands can TESTIFY - the most
~osadeFfai caFcs sie has performed she Wi read
yoa your life, and shoH the hkenrss q ygaf future
eofngs1liaa Describes freaas &nd enesa-s bring
ta- srIHsraic txctseTs 4nd speedy marriage.
tfea.aads have eoasud her With eatre satisfaction.
lAaiiss admllisd fron A b. unli y. ~ t,easiclnea
Iroa 2. NJ untl y. n
zpre-fms
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POrter's Spirit Of the Times.
"a cntle mems ClOthIn@
ATNO. CEDAR STREET.
GENTLEMiN'S FURNISHING STORE.

Where they would be happy all the patrons q
the Old firm and all others IN want OF any goods Ii
their line. Our stock embraces every article 20 b
f,nu in
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Tuesday and Friday,

Making close with Railroads and Steamers
indicated above. For freight passage apply
board to
aprl4-tf A. HAMILTON, Agent
So B. and c. copy and discontinue old advertise
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"Thus Britain thought in seventy six
Her talons in a hare To fix;
But in the scuiile II was found,
The bird received a dangerous wound
Which though pretending OF u nide,
Still ranKles Ia liIs royal side.N
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Kansas, Nebraska, Utah, New
Mexico and California.

Passengers for any of the above States, way
points, will find excellent accommodations. ap
plication either of the above fine passenger and
freight steamers, Of which Will leave this city
every
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Mill Materials.

CM BETTING, STEAM CONDUCTING HOSE HEMP AND
Packing DUFOUR Boiling Cloth Chhds Patent
Move Wire for Rolling &e- hand by - -
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Patent Circular Saw GUNNER.

THE EXISTENCE CUNNING CIRCULAR SAW
Of to u
nhe Mandrels
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Straw Cutters.

CUMMINGS PATENT HAY STRAW AND coRNsTALK CUTTER FOR FL
y
MACY HAMlL1
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q cases as'd Liquors:
% bbis pure old Rye Wits
4 Ky Il Z cts above proof.
HARRIS 4 co
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T E r M s
ADDITIONAL:

All sums under $500 cash: over s5OOand under $40
- DAYS; over $1,000 go days, for approved endorS
notes payable in Bank. HARRIS 4 co.