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AED'W ANDERSON.
j. b. ROMANS.
MASTER Azoulzro's orrroE, N. &c. R.R.l

This will certify that lam using Parafus lnneI Uoa
OIL manufactured By the Union C0Ul aud OIL Company Of
Mgysye, hy On or machine shcps ana on me locono
tyes the MsUphis aad Charleston Railroad, and have
the several 90 order 90 prove ITS Qualues as
superior 1r Railroad purposes bUlniu ragardta econ
and perfect IugT-aur. luthrFe d 10 De the ues
oil have used, and that gallon viii 60 FAR as tive
"a ous of Lard on. Inc .CLl1e now rul-IuEu the
shops with euly per cent les pJWertnan required oT
Ordinary Oil The hUidy OF the o3 arises, am convinced
from The total absence of gum and effect Its ubT
eating properties. buE only requires that the urlces IN he
oil cups and feeders should De raucl IN order 10 use the
oil economically
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Ought 60 beia every family whore there children rs
they are sometimes sliced with C1nTu-si-ns pIOc55d-g
from the ATTACKS worms, when IL may b. lg1nVeuIelt Do
send for procure medicine 10 atOrs speedy T5et
to The sufferer, cxpaug the worms and lissulrgiHE al
those feygTsn and bilious humlrs frequent il CaIden.
ALEE.alaIA. L. Eel. -, 1854.
Msssrs. B. 4. FaRasstocb q Co., Fits5ug, Pa.
syrLryry:-Havfng sold Your Your Vs-nif1ge for the
last seven glJs ears, IL llriE essu 10 lOTm you
that have never known medicine SO universally used
and esteemed for rare qualities specie 19rWOEms
L. has received the appreciation OF our medical men, and Is
considered superior any preparation now Ia usa 4-zl
mOnais of It's virtues could be- any ELelt bg Oai
doctors, planters, and the CONN unity 20 general, ..
Truly yuuIss sc.
UT. EDWARD JOHNSON, .
Rapdus Parish, la.
Sold wholesale and retail ~ a The prime l druggists
and country merchants thrJUE. outline Unite Sgztes.
marlin.
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4. R. NICHOLS, Master slzshlnis..
MArvuLE, Ev, Nov. u, 1857.

70 ne JIT1D JOlI UIL- u L0IIUlIT
GENTLEaEN-HaYlug used your lagrCaiing on, made
from Camel Coal TIE machinery oil our Cotton Alls In
cudfur E1gius and SpLllrs) faT the Iasl few weeks
are prepared has we nave found gleaty superior
% any other excepting beet Sperm, aud iay equal %
that article for have been pay ug from one dollar
seventy i've cents dCars and IW1rty-hrF cents per
gallon The UIIdiztr5Uts cry perfectly over the machine
~ wears long and j. es Elu5 which friction,
and consequently heal
Invfe Of the superior quality Of this on, we have adop-
ted il for our Nils From low price g WLIlA IL is sold
we doubt not ii must come ln.o general Sc.
ylEJAET & WOOD,
PUpriel-rs gt EaT5FIl.5 Cotton MIiis.
Februarv 9 I557-diWl t-a-I
Anumber o other C5r4ltags- are in lie hands Of the
agents here, which may be seen as any time
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scoTcu ALE.-All persons wishing to enjoy the
luxury Of this most excellent and healthfuL beverage
can find it in abundance, and Of the very best quail
ny, at Lattiner Stauley's on Church street.
near the corner of Church and Vine.
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snrnnnnh rInrket. mnrch III.

BACON The market for Bacon is dropping. The
demand is limited and the stock full There is some
difference In the views Of holders Purchases can
be made in large lots, Of Shoulders at S4c and Rib
bed Sides at l0E In small quantities }a5c. over
these figures is asked .....
Lamb good supply, with light demand; in
hbls I15c.; kegs l2al2lc . .. ...
CoRy The stock Of Corn is very low, but the
heavy receipts daily expected prevent any advance
We quote Is cents from wharf and SOaS5 from store
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no THE 1FEDTeAL PROFESSION


" rILNILSbEk.
The annual ting Of The state Medical Society often
nesseo win bebsd iHSasHve,en Tuesday, 9Th Of Apr
next. AmE mesllasis desired.
JOSH P. FORD, President.
J0Ht ~ CALlEBnRRs Secretary.
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Corner Of Dsaderick Street and the Square
s IN receipt Of very desirable Goods for sum
mer Cloth, Cashmere and Fancy Vestnes suitable f
GentlemeLs Furnishing GJ0ds % every deserDtf
and The most desirable sis les
JOHN BROWNE.
march sim. MsrefigTt .F.-15'-
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The COTTON nIarkers .


CHARLESTON, March l3.-There are no buyers and
the market IS at a stand Sales to-day only 100
bales at Il8 to 1928
AUGUSTA, March l8.-There is good emand to.
day. but light stock Offering. Sales about 50Obsles.
The market closes firm, at unchanged quotations.
Niddling Fair to Fair III toll4c.
COLUMBUS, Ca, March l3.-The trade yesterday
was confined entirely to spectators. Very little
was done The market appears to beperfectly stag
mated The sales we're 275 bales at a decide Of 3c.
or Good NIiddlings, the ruling rates being from 10
to Il5c Receipts 2S6 bales, principally on store.
MoBuE March l2.-Sales of cotton to day I 900
bales at Z to cent decline. Midding II III
cents Freghts to Liverpool I'd. Sales for the week
90 500 and receipts ,250 bales, against 900 bales
at the same time last year. The decrease at this
port is a. 900 bales, and livestock l55, 900 bales.
A comparison Of the receipts of cotton at all the
Southern ports up to latest dates, with the receipts
at the same time last year. shows decreases Of $685.,
4I5 bales
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Notice and Caufion.


WHERaAs, five Drats dated ugusl 4th. Is57 and Duv
W able iour, elghf, twe ana sixteen months. 10
Lhrse Fret or s451 So cents and the last Tor 81 33 IS
q Cos and accepted and endorsed BY r NJ BodnrsF ana
yetes MaeA9J, ana gwen D. said Newton 20 R. H. Dis
mukes ei John A Cuucn, Tor the purchass8f ne sfear
tne afaWerG and h0dos 90 said drafts, The Of pavrsnf
Of same was extended and the mode OF PAYMENT chrygf
without The knowledge consent Of the rcept5 a. en-
dorses NoW this Is 90 caution ali persons RON ne9oa-
uu 90 i-aans for said d-alts- will not pa7 a. sane
unless compelled by Law 10 do
A. GtRALDty & co.
JOHN 81. BOFINGEE.
m4f lo-dlW JAMES MACKOY-
COTTON MANUFACTURER AGENCY.
AhJE are sole Agents for the Sae0f the Fabrics Of the
w E.chland Manufacturing Com. Pulaski Tenn.
Franklin Factory Franklin, do
R5czdaIs do Mt Pleasant, do.
Sh1al Mills. Larrsn. ebuE do
Crescent do do de-.
CrOwsCn do do Co
Hope do do Dc.
Pinewood do PinsF0od, do.
Sparta Manufacturing Comfy. splrta, do.
Laurel Hi Factory HenryVils, do.
And have always on hand fall stock Of Snse pgs OE.
naburgs Drings, Begging, Cotton arms aad Batting,
which we offer 10 the whO8ss trade only 10 lots Of not
less than bLes Shssngs bales Oana0urgs, 25 bags
Cotton Yarns &c. 90 ----
Nashville March Z 1855
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Charleston Market, March 70.

BACox.-The transactions in all descriptions Of
meat have established a decline this week. The
market, which opened at lOlallc for Sides, has de-
clined to lOIal0#c Shoulders, which. were selling
at the close Of the previous week at S3aS4C, have
settled down at SaSle-the latter price is consider
ed an extreme rae. Hams are nominal
LAuD.-We note the sales of about 100 bbls. Bslti-
more from the Wharf at prices ranging from lO5 TO
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superintendent Of n. q z. 3

NASHVILLE, Tenn, jan 80, 1855.
WeEre using he ParzfHe annel Coal on in our Ma
chine Shop and take gea pleasure IN stating that have
never used amy Oh - equal D.. Il will very greatly
longer and lubrca8 thoroughly than Tie best qualify
OF Laru or other mary Ur sIrFa Tu gam, end AZ just
such an Oil as u5s-Cd for usclLa- We doubt mol Oh
must into general use. We thin. this Oh fully equal
10 The best Sperm and that gallon is Woth Tran
Of the best LaTo Oil.
AED'W ANDERSON.
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ElFHvILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAO ,
- - 81 - - q ~ {

NLFHvTLIE AND CHATTANOOGA RATLROAD| a
Macnino Shop Jan. e, 1855. IS
This will certify that we using the PlHfne Camel
Coal oil made By the Union Coal aud Oil Company Mays
VILE Ky IN our Nlchhe shop aud The locomotives on
tho road have tested The al very carefully 90 discover
is qualities; entirely convinced 10 ls very ana Oil
FOR machinery aud that gallon This OIL is fully equal
to two gallons Of he Lard OIL II being entirely Tree
from gum our machBery Will with less pow Ian vlth
any oil we have used. although the OH has thin appear
ance, has lubncaHE body superior TO any Oil in ordn
ary use, and il is well adj plgd 20 railroads.
G. b KNOW LIS, LasusE Mechanic
Nashville ana Chattanooga Railroad.
NJ Knowles is Master OF Machinery OF Road, and
reliable man. n hose sa aalueuts would cenGde
y. x. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville aud Ch1t.an0Oga Railroad.
II. 4. ANDERSON.
... Superintendent % y. O. T., Z. r.
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w" WIZ I7a1.t II'O1l 1-'L17z'
News unimportant. Campbell was preparing 10
march on Lucknow. The French conspirators have
appealed against sentence
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COMMERCIAL.


~ @ Vr0r1sts.FsT ana s7JzzisaEerciaI. q
Wenotioe sales in New York, on the 18th inst, Of
So. 000-Fennesseg Bonds at'Ss,- $4,000 at 500 and
$4,000 at S9}--,
The specie paying banks in Columbus, Ga, have
reduced their rates Of exchanges as follows On New
YorkOn5 percent. Charleston quarter, and Savannah
quarter Per cent premium.
The pom specie paying banks Of, Charleston Sa-
vannah and Augusta are selling sight exchange on
New York at half per cent. premium.
The movement of the. banks in the four principal
cities Of the, Union, in which weekly reports are
made show continued gain in Specie, as compared
with their previous weekly statements, viz.
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EEVER AND ACuE.

ND the various afectyns consequent upon Disorders
II STOMACH OR LIFBR, such Is Indigestion, Acdity d
the St0msch, COcky Pains, Hearber Loss Of AUpstts
Despondsnoy, CostTgness Blind and Bleeding PLEA 10
no msFous instances proved highly bensaes ana IN onefT
elected decided cure
This is purely vegetable Ompound prepared On STRICTLY
scientific principles AFTER the the csebratsd Bo
land Professor, BOsThave- Because Of s great SUCCESS In
most Of the European States, its Introduction into he United
states was Intended more especially fOrhoss Of aheT-
land scattered here and there the face OF this msh
country. Meeting with great success among msm I nov
ouer u 70 ne American public, knowing thai IL truly
deriul medicinal virtues must be acknowledged
His particularly recommended 70 those persons whore con
altuuons may have been impaired BY the continuous
ardent spirits or other forms Of dissipation. Generally in
anianeOua in eject Il ands its way directly 70 the seat
cropping spirit and, In fact, nflsing health and
the system.
NoTIcE-HhoeVer expects 70 ind this beverage viii b.
disappointed but 70 the sick weak and low spirited viii
dial prOPrstes.
The great popularity q This delightful Aroma has udacsd
many imiaOns which the public should gaard against pur
chasing Be not persuaded TO buy anything else uu you
1aEe given BosFages Holland Bitsrs FAIR raf. One Dot
e wiz convince you how inanely suPsroftat 20 al mes
immlatlous ...
~ sofa At 81 POr bottle, Or sig bonss for 6, By he
BENZ. PAGE, IL. q eC3
Manufacturing PhaFmaceaiisia en aIziai 80 "a
, soldin aalhFille By EWIN kAo1hkA5t 80. lals
Agent5 Sold also bI -. 4, 2 RQs - .. 80. a.
and bfaEglst gensfaayi laa5i9 '9f--sA (" sslf
-,--.-v, s,a..slaoFs 100 Cegse.
~ fsF salsby iROv IN y B.P. oHRATHAh'
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hEMPHIs5 AEsH.l Nov. 2slh, 1857.
hereby certify, that having b-en badly bruised and
scadsd By the explosion steam Boiler, friend induced
extracted from the scals, IN very time all no
pain gone IRON the bruises, Lu tHo weeks Was we'll
and able TO ms Business.
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h T. LYLEs.
JOIN RROWNE-

A GENTS FOR THE PURCHASE AND sALK or HR-
= GROhs al Poriers ois stand No. % Cedar street.
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81 q 80 Tenneggae.

rtrlaftTti AT 1fENpHIs5 NJ
Tbe notes Of this Bank VIII be redeemed at The Union
Bank Of Teunessss at Nsshv vile, ~ - 4AtE6za-n
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BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT

This Lilinen5, pUn which great mass
Of the afflicted all lands rely for RELIEF from tho
pangsO kueumai5m Neuralgia GOut, Ery peas Cancer,
ScrUfula, spTaius Bruises, BUNS Scads eutsneous
diseases rapdg persedin an similar partitions The
prUprsl0r give OE OF suf3rsr f1i-
lowing memorandum Of few 0f tho wonderful res eject
cd BY during the past lev months. Certificates from Lfs
DErJes The Possession Of the probrst8rs, BAT
ihsr Isagh Prsciudes lbs publication OF al out few.
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WEhita RInR HnteI

D.. --l--sf.rs .-te--t ig~ r-af -r'ra-=r
rr-+i ~ Es=s-''ss s---,'-- Z
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
soR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma,
Is IncfniAut Con sum ntisn

Through a trial of many years and through every
nation of civilized men, Ayers Cherry Pictorial has beer
found afford relief and TO put
monary disease than any other remedy known 10 man
cured by it, and thousands of sufferers who deemed
beyond the reach of human aid have been restored
their friends and usefulness sound health and the
oyment life by this apowerful artidoIe diseases
of the lungs and throat Here cold had settled the
lungs The dry, ackng cough the CLASSY eye, and the
pale, thin, features OF him who was lately lusty
strong whisper all but him. CONSUMPTION. lie tries
everything; but the disease gnawing his vtas
shows its fatal symptoms more and more ali his
stopped his cough, and made his breathing easy; his
sleep sound at nights his appetite returns, and with
his strength The dart which pierced his side is broken
Scarcely any neighborhood be found which has no
living rophy like this, to shadow forth the virtues
which have for the Cherry PICTORIAL mperishabe
renown But its usefulness does not end here Nay, il
accompishes more by preve ntion than The
less colds and coughs which it the seed whc
would have rpened into dreadful harvest of incurable
risy, Whoopng Cough, and all irritaons Of the threa
and lungs are easily cured BY the Cherry PICTORIAL taken
in season Every family should have il by Them and
they will Ind II invaluable protection from the insd-
ious prower which carries of the parent sheep from
many flock the darling lamb from many home.
Authenticated evidence of these facts, with directions
for the treatment of each complaint may be found in
Ayers American Almanac, Of which we publish three
millions and them broadcast the earth, in
Information contains Druggists and dealers in medi
cine generally have them for distribution gratis and also
for sale these remedies, prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by z. ID. Gilman, Washington, d. c., F. Brown
Philadelphia and by all dealers in medicine everywhere
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to carry it out to the extent desired by lncreas-
ing the annual grant towards education.
g. do not think there is more crime now
than in the days of Slavery, because the owner
during Slavery had the power to punish all
crime short of capital cfence. Now, all crime
is punished by the courts, and thus wide pub
licity is given to it.
4. One material advantage in this respect
upon the abolition of Slavery was the imme
diste enhancement of the price of land and
doubtless the investment is more advantageous
now than it was then. The price of land in Bar
hsdos has increased 100 per cent.
5. Greater security in every respect
G. The days work of the free laborer is not
greater than that of the slave but then he is
more contented, and works more cheerfully.
Z. l have no statistics to guide me in answer
ing generally this question, but there is no
doubt that free labor is cheapest.
8. In both ways; but they prefer job work.
Nine hours labor constitute the days work.
9. In Barbados, the estates are, generally
speaking, better cultivated with free labor than
they were under slave labor.
10. / believe it is generally admitted that the
cost of production is generally less under free
labor system.
IL. The voice of one and all pronounces it
to be q blessing.
IL. have never heard of a single instance
in point, although have been continuously in
the island since emancipation.
b. think 30.
ID. Work commences on the estates, gener-
ally speaking, about six in the morning, and,
at eleven, they have an hour for breakfast and
refreshment, and work ceases at four P. NJ,
and, as general rule, no labor is done on Sat-
urday, save on pressing occasions or in crop.
reaping.
Is. The laborers are very anxious and ambi-
tious to get bit of land, either by purchase or
rent; and, having acquired this object, he is a
pattern of industry with it in his cultivation.
l6. The laborers pay no taxes beyond what
may exist upon taxable and consumable ar
ticles exacted by the island customs tariff.
II. The franchise is based upon property
qualification, and 30 soon as the laborer &C.
quires freehold worth EGO per annum, he is
entitled to vote.
l8. There can be no question that emancips-
ton has worked most benefcally for the eman-
cipated classes.
l9. The condition of the poor whites in Bar
bados is lamentably deteriorated, but from
causes quite apart and distinct from emancips-
ton. B. T. YOUNG.
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From the Richmond tval Staih, July g. q
IafLUENCRk IN vIRe sNIA

From the operation Of the }ollowing .uses,
the New York Herald predict the essly rtinc
ton Of Slavery in the border States
Il. Climate, soil, and productions.
~. The pressure of the free white ls " of
the North.
SO. The underground railroad lires. j
"a. A local Anti Slavery sentiment"
The intelligent reader win at once acb .,owl
ledge the insufi ciency Of these agencies s, pro.
duce the anticipated result So far certai .ly as
respects Virginia, which the Herald 1Nclu es in
its catalogue of inchoats free States, mott ing is
to be apprehended of serious detriwsnt the
interest of Slavery. The "ctimates sol and
productions" of the State, instead of Sorb iding
the profitable employment Of slaveaabc pre-.
sent combination Of conditions TIE M e fa.
vorable to the permanence Of the snstil tion.
In proof OF this assertion, it 10 suf6Cient sd.
ouce the fact that slave labor nowhere ields
larger returns than in the agricultural oera
tons of Virginia. 1t may not be pc rally
known, but it is nevertheless true, that 10 TO-
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REV. DR.. CHEEVER'S ADDRESS
THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION,

THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION,
BOSTON, MAY q, 1855.
The Commission from, God Of the Missionary En-
terprise against the SIN Of SlaUery; and the
responsibility on the Church and Ministry for its
.fulflment"
1T should be read and studied by every citizen and
every fresde and family altar in America. We have
space this morning for review of this remarkable
production but cannot refrain from expressing our
hearty approval of it, AT the manifest
Christian and most complete and powerful exposition of
sinfnness of American Slavery that human ue
ever uttered that any pen has written Its great ex
celience and its power are in its perfect fess It's
facts and cannot be denied its arguments
logical and cannot be Overthrown conclusions are
inevitable, and mot be escaped its denuncation. are
merited, and aEed only at the guilty. We only
surprised the sustained power the exhaustess and
fiery energy that pervsdes il the syllable TO the
last IL is terribly effective blow Slavery; il is an
exiting usher for doushfaces il will be WELDON ed by all
lovers of truth, justice, and liberty 1t ought fall upon
The Church and the nation like prophets voice speaking
for humanity and for God "-Bostol Atlas and Bee
Price five cents per single copy fifty per dozen;
three dollars per hundred Postage one cent each. Or
ders solicited by t.s
THOMAS HAMILTON,
Cos 4o Beekman street, Neuc York.
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and to be forbidden by constitutional law.
Judge Green is in sentiment a Free-Soiler, and
we trust that his expulsion from the school at
Lebanon, Tenn, will be insisted on by the press
of the South, or Southern men counselled to
withdraw their support from the institution.
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FROM THE HON. b. t. YOUNG.
Member Of assembly and Planter.
GRAND VIEW, January IL, IS5

GRAND VIEw, January IL, 1853.
Ansper TO Preliminary Query. Amidst nu
merous advantages, social and political, the
abolition of Slavery has efiectually removed the
constant dread of servile Instructions, which
unhsppiy were frequent during the days of Sla
very.
Ansaer to Question l. The religious ccndi-
ton OF the people generally has greatly i'm
proved since the abolition of Slavery, and, IN
doubleday, emancipation has removed many oil
the obstacles that existed during Slavery, and
stood in the pathway of the slave in improving
his religious condition.
2. Greatly improved, bat by no means to the
extent desired. Popular feeling is now press
ing the enlargement of education to all classes
aud the Legislature Ct Barbados is quite willing
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P E NSYL ANA RAILROAD,
The Great Central Route to the West

TIME at least as Short and fare low all times a.
i by any other route from Washington city the en-
tire West.
For Passenger tickets apply the Office of the North.
ern Central Railroad Company, Calvert station, Ba-
more $50
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SITUATION WANTED,

ny Man of liberal education, and twelve years
Is cessgu experience a teacher in New York and
New England. He would prefer the Mathematical De
partme nj good NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Coegi-
ate. Would object a wider range of studies Ad
dress Iron City College, Pittsburgh, Pa. COL
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SHERMAN'S SPEECH IN GERMAN.

TgNHE admirable speech of the Hon. John Sherman, of
Il Ohio, on 4" The Expenditures Of the General Gore1
rne'L has just been issued in the German language,
pamphlet of sixteen pages.
Price one dollar and twenty-five cents per hundred
COPIES postage free The in English seventy five
cents per hundred COPIES free OF postage. Address
l.. CLEPHANE,
616 Sec. Nat Reptb. Association Washington, d. c.
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TREES AND PLANTS.

A CATALOGUE OF the Choicest Fruits, Flowering
a Trees Shrubs, Roses, &c, will be sent on sppra
- ~ B. M. WATSON,
sec Old Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass