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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25

WINCHESTER DIsTRIcr CoURT-This
Court, composed Of Judges Samuel:
Presiden,.) Field, Thompson, Kenney
and Parker, which convened in Winches
tel on Wednesday last, adjourned a. late
hour on Saturday evening. The follow
ing are tie cases disposed of from JefIer,
son County:
Zadock Byers' administrator. plain
fiG as. Many Turner, defendmt-A
supersedess 10 a Judgement o: the Circuit
Court of jefferson county. Judgement
Of the Circuit Court reversed. and the
cause remsnhcd. Andrew Hunter for
plaintiff; +. G. Green for defendant.
EHea A. Hagcr, admir-. &c, appel.
ldats, Us. UiHiam T. Sinclair's Erecu-
tor, &C., appe'iees. Appeal from de-
cree Of the Circuit Count OF Jefferson Co.
Decree of the Circuit C"ur, reversed, and
the cause remsnhel. T. l.. Cooke for
appellants; X. Y. Conrad for appellee.
.4ugusfus NJ Cridier. appellant. Us.
Joseph G. Hoys' administrator, appel
lee. Appeal from GrcIce of The Circuit
Court Of Jefferson county. Decree, of
the Giro III Court affirmed. Andrew Hun
Ter and + Z. Cooke for appellant; Thos.
&. Green for appellee.
Tulentine DusPs ErecufJr Ell al. mp.
peHmis. Us. Joseph f. Dust. appellee
Appeal from decree of the Circuit Court
of jefferson county. Decree Of the Cir
cult Court reversed, and cause remanded.
Henry Berry for appellants; Andrew Hun
ter loI appellee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25

&s- From the Cumberland papers we
leaeo that the business on the deep cut.
C. so. Canal. is suspended for the win,
Ter the boatmen having tied up their
oars. 2,4II canal boats left that por. du-
ring tie season, carrying ELL 6l O6 tons
Of coil.
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g. On the 2nd inst, Miss finn Pc
meHa Cunningham. the regent of the
"Mouni Vernon Ladies Association.
caused 10 be paid 10 John A. flashing
ton, the sum of tfy-ssusn thousand dol
lars, with interest thereon, the same sum
being the amount due on The first install
ment. The payment was made through
Geo. ". Riggs. Esq. of Washington,
the treasurer of the association.
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AeENcy.-We have received The Agen.

AGGNCY.-We have received The Agen-
cy for Pe,erson's Magazine, Ladies
Home Magazine, and Godey's Lady's
Book, all three of which are The mos,
popular and desirable periodicals now
published. Each of these works will
commence new volumes with January
numbers which will be desirable to com.
mence subscriptlons-at the commence
ment of a volume. We have already re-
ce,ved the January number of each OF
these publications which We will exhibit
TO persons who wish to subscribe. As an
inducement for persons TO subscribe
through US, they can receive their maya.
zines free Of postage as well as other ad-
yan,ages which we offer. Call or send
to this office and inspect the January
numbers Of these Magazines.
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eNTsl q yE.p-pr
GEA : G0o

On Sunday the 9Th inst, in Frederick,
Md, aged So years, Mrs. Francis [.
Uaters, wife Of DR.. Wm. Waters, Of
ina, place, and daughter Of The late Col.
James Hite, Of Jefferson county, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25

The London Waterman announces the
d, sth of the Rev. John Hicklng, the
"oldest Methodist preacher in the world,
and last survivor of the Helpers of John
Wesley" He died on the 9th of Nov.
in the 93d year Of his age, and the Ills.
year of his ministry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25

HoNoway's PWs-OueyqOw Of bile.-
A constitutional predisposi,ion 10 bilious
disorders is very common in this country.
We find that in large proportion of the
ordinary cases of cough. cold. intermit-
ten, fever, influenza. ETC., the liver sym
pa,hizes violently with the pulmonary
organs. Acting directly and symullane-
ou>ly upon both. tie Pills soon bring
them back to natural and healthy condl-
ton. The impurities of the system are
discharged through the bowels, the organs
of respiration ale relieved by the opera
ton of this great connter-irri,ant upon the
fevered blood. and the functions of the liv-
er sfe regulated and restrained. Thus
the primary and subsidiary causes Of the
complaint are reached and subd 4 at the
same time.
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a CARD.

DTR. J. S. PIERCE. a, the solicitation
I>4 Of many OF his friends and patrons,
will resume his School in Shcpherdslown
on Monday the 3rd day 81 January nexI.
As lhr number Of Pupils Is limited, aP-
pllrallOu should be made early.
Hagerstown. Dec. Is, 1888.
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Great Cure after the Physicians had
Failed.
RussellylIle, Ohio, Jan. 10, 1855.

RussellvIIle, Ohio, Jan. TO- 1855.
DR. c. NJ Jackson. Dear Sir ave would
intorm you that we are out OF B"ollaud's Ger
man Bitter, which are very ready sale. One
Of our nelghbors has been docturIDg tor some
time. I'VE think about two years, uiA all Ae
doctors in the Country) bat oil d no arah He
looked as much like dead man gong about
- an, thing We can COMPARE hun To. iiIs dl-
Sease appeared to be an ouoIlOwing If The gall.
With hard persuasion we prevailed on hun 10
try your BItters, MiIh the promise to him, If 1t
dad no good, We woali charge him nothing for
It, prov ded he took six bottles according to
tic directions. which he has cone, and is new
entirely cured, and has become a well man.
This cure has created great sale in this neigh
borhood." Respectfully,
EDWARDS & BROWN.
Ask for HoOhand's German Bitter, and take
nothing else. See that the signature OF C. NJ.
Jackson, is on the wrapper Of each bottle.
These Iitlers are manuiactu cd by DR.. T.. Nj.
Jackson, No. 4l5 Arch street, PhiIad ephia,
and are sold by druggists and storekeepers IN
query town and village in tie United States,
Canadas, West IGdlcs aud South America, at
- cents per bottle.
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F. J. PORTER, ASST. Adjt. Gen.

The Spanish government has laid be-
fore the Cores bill for restoring 10 The
clergy and the church their former pos
sessions. No, only the property OF The
secular clergy, lost by the revolution in
1855. is probably to be returned, but also
that of Converts, which had been sup
pressed in former years and indemnlh-
caled promised for all tina, had already
been sold in accordance with the law OF
1855. The total sum amounted to more
than 5000. OuO,OO reals, or about $780,
OOO. 600
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25
Christmas Goods.

JpHE undersigned has just received p;
I complete assortment Of fine TOYS
and FANCY GOODS for Christina,
which vii tie soid cheap for Cash
Come one, come all, aud see and you wi
surely buy.
A. S. STONEBRAKER,
Dec % DuggI>l and Chemist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25
Threatened War In Utah.

1t appears by the latest news from Utah
that there is very formidable force of hos
Tile Indians threatening 70 make an attack
on our troops. and drive off the several
herds of csl,le; in anticipation Of which,
General Johnston has caused The follow
ing instructions TO be promulgated for The
guidance Of his command
Headquarters, Department Of CIah, :
Camp Floyd, U. r., NOU. II. 1853. s
The Indians have abandoned their
farms, and are now gathering in the south
ern part of this Territory. They state
their design is to make a simulIaI eous
attack upon the herds in Iuab county,
Unite valley and Rush valley. The APP
proach will probably be down Salt creek,
or along the Sewer river, on tho edge of
the desert, to the south Of Unite valley
into Bush valley. The nature of The coun-
Try is such that the command on Sewer
river mus, look for annoyance from the
south and east; the one tn Salt creek from
The south and west; The one in Unite val
ley from the south, and that IN Rush val.
ley from the south and west.
The officer in command on Sewer riv
er will station portion ct his mounted
force on or near The river, above tue
bridge, near the mouth OF San Pele river,
TO watch the approaches 10 the valley,
and all commands, viii keep a VgIlnt
watch by nIghl and scouting 10y day to
prevent surprise, aud secure the herds
near Them.
Indians nor suspicious persons will not
be allowed 10 l0iier around the herds or
camp, and parties of Indians coming in
the vicinity will he treated as enemIeS,nn-
less il i. manifest their object is friendly,
in which case they will he warned l"
leave. Officers will he careful not To be
luIled into all opinion OF security. EIgh.
ty rounds of ammunition will be taken by
each command. Thirty rounds 10 be ~.
pended for target practice.
Every effort will be- made to ascertain
the position of The Indians, especially IN
the vicinity Of Sewer river and Sail
creek. The commanders of those two
parties will communicate freely with each
other, in case of necessity the two com
mands will be subjec, 10 The senior Off
Ger.
Commanders will report as soon as pos
shle 10 these headquarters all events OF
i'm porlance, and avail themselves of every
opportunity to report by letter The state
of affairs IN their vicini'".
By order of Brevel Brig. Gen. John
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25
UtTIuITV TVsPVHU To VIZ :"
A YMAN.
The Opinion Of America, on Vita
subject.

The Opinion Of America, on a Vital
subject.
Show an American any invention, from
political constitution TO patent rat
uap and his first in pulse viii be to search
for lls defects; his next, 10 improve upon
i. II, howtver, lie finds 1t p'tIecI-ca-
pable Of performing alI HAT is claimed for
lI-invaIuahe, unImpr"vabIc-he ''ac-
knowiedres the com" adopt the article.
halever il may be, and renders due hon
or 10 the inventor. This traIt IN "ur ma.
lional character is signaljy illustrated III
the boundIess popularity of Prot HoLLo-
WAYS remedies In Ihls country. W hen
ihey were first advertised IN the United
States, halt the world had already apProv-
ed them. The leading governments OF
Europe, public Institutions, and eminent
scientific men trad endorsed them. But
these credentials were not sufficient Tor
"Pro,her Jonathan" He must try them
10 the cruclble Of experiment. The re.
suits were in ihe highest degree sallstac.
tory. Dyspepsia, bilious complaint al.
Geclions Of the bowels, all the painful and
dangerous varieties Of internal disease dis.
appeared, invariably, under the operation
Of the Pills; while external disorders, and
the effects of external injuries, were rap
idly and uniformly removed by the aP.
plica,ion Of the Ointment This was de-
monslratinn. The national mind was
convinced. Enthusiasm replaced doubt.
We presume that the establishment in
New York Of central depot for the sale
of his remedis IN lie United States, has
been the means Of adding very considera
bly, To bis prnce!y fortune; but ii has
bern pecunIary benefit TO him, il has
been bene6l which money cannot mea-
sure TO thousands Of our suffering fellow.
ri.lzens. The Ointment and Pills are
now accessible TO people Of every class,
in every part OF The Union, and the a
mount of good they have accomplished
NAV be estimated from the fact, that al.
most without exception, the newspapers
and other periodicals have published state
menls of cures Effected by their operation,
and back the statements by editorial dec
laratiuns OF their authenticity. This is a
mass of evidence not te be controverted or
shaken. 1t is rock Of truth against
which the waves of professional prejudice
bea, in vain.-N. 7. Courier.
NJ. E. CHURCH, NoRTH.-Tbe minutes
of the Northern Methodist Episcopal
Church, just issued. show The following
figures: Number Of Conferences, 40 :;
Sunday schools. / 400; Church mem.
bers. 956.555 being an increase during
the wear, of 10000 churches, 1908 E.
parsonsges 2407 value of church edI6.
ces SIT $50 600 {; number Of travelling
preachers, $500 ; local preachers, 1880.
The Church South has membership OF
655 600 2, 434 travelling and 5,907 local
preachers. Total Methodist membership,
North and South, 1862, 1872.
THAT's TRUE.-Mr. Denny in assn
ming the editorship and ownership Of the
Dayton Gazette, very trulhfully remarks:
"a city or town, is toa great extent.
Judged by tie newspapers. Ii they look
well and are overlooking with sdseSise'
ments, the indication is that il is flour,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25

CoNGREss.-This body seems to be
getting along in the way OF business.
Several bills are under nsideraiion, such
as The Pacific Railroad, French spolld-
ton, the granting OF pensions 10 the Off
Gers and soldiers OF The war Of 1912 and
those engaged in wars during that period.
and bill TO receive the examination and
payment Of certain claims of citizens Of
Georgia and Alabama OIL account of los
ses sustained by the depredstions OF the
Creek Indians in 1867 and 8. All
these various subjects have had portion
OF time and talk devoted TO them. Moth
ing more however has been done. The
latter bill, that is the one referring 10 The
Creek Indians, created luke stir during
the discussion. We give The scene be-
low -
"Mr. Shorter advocated the bill in an
hours speech, and was replied TO by Mr..
sshburn, of Wisconsin, who cOntended
that The depreda!ions were committed on
account Of The outrages By the whites up
on the Indians. and spoke disparagingly
nl the Alabamians, who. he said, fled from
their houses, and now ask to be paid for
their bravery.
Mr.. Shorter pronounced the statement
as To bravery false and slanderous.
Mr.. Wsshhurne said that the gentleman
had just given an Illustration OF his brave
~.
The chairman promptly called to order.
The d bate was further continued. hut
was M, closed a, The hours Of adjourn.
ment."
This is all of interest which we have
Been able to gather from the record.
o. An unfortunate collision occurred
a, Washington, on Pennsylvania avenue,
near Thirteenth street. on Saturday, be-
tween Mr.. English, of Indiana, and Mr..
Montgomery, of Pennsylvania. The
statement of the Star is, that the former
spoke 10 The latter in a friendly manner,
when Nj. Montgomery returned an in-
sultng answer. Upon this, Mr.. English
struck him in the face with his cane and
Knocked him off the payment, and then
walked of. As he was walking away.
Montgomery threw a brick al him, which
did not, however, take effect.
g. On the 2nd inst, Miss finn Pc
meHa Cunningham. the regen, of the
"Mouni Vernon Ladies Association"
caused 10 be paid 10 John A. flashing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25
SPECIAL SCIGcc4aoe.
MOUNT NEBO LODGE, No. 81,

A. F. and A. NJ,
Meets al Masonic Hall, Shepherds,own
on the lst and 3rd Saturday in each
non,h. al 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25

Is We have received The first (Janua.
~ number Of The "Gres. Republic"
monthly magazine, published by Oak.
smith & Co.. No. ll2 and ia William
street. New York, comprising over one
hundred and nine pages Of reading mat
Ter, most of which is from The best VIII
Of lhe day. The brilliant array Of Ameri-
can authors published in the number be.
fore us, all Of whom il says will contrib
ute regularly 10 the work, surpasses any
list OF contributors 10 one magazine, in
point Of distinguished talents, we have
ever seen published. and whose con,Tibu-
tors must command for The Great Re-
public" the most extended patronage.
We welcome it 10 our exchange list
There will be two volumes year, Of a.
bou 700 royrl octave pages each, com-
menting in January and July. and ending
in June and December, respectively, ma
king six numbers 10 each volume, and
twelve numbers 10 each year. Subscrip.
lions may commence a, any sime. Price
SO year. Address as above.
TIE RAK,NG DowN OF SlS0,000 AT
HiAGToN.-Goyernor Corwih, as our
readers know, denied, through the Gin.
cinnali Gazette, the story that Senator
Pearce. Of Maryland, had won, al one sit
ting. $4,000 al a celebrated gambling
house. in Washington, the principal Of
which lately deceased. l, seems that
Nj. Pesrce, on The 5lh. addressed Mr..
Corwin. thanking him for bis in.erle.
renee TO stop the columny in his note
saying:
A friend tells me that am indebted TO
you for the contradiction Of a scandal
which | should be very unwilling to have
generally believed, and which, strangely
enough, got into one of yonrOhio papers.
| r Ter To the story of my winning $780,
600 at a gaming house in Washington.
You we're r,ghtin denying the statement.
| neyer lost or a0n one dollar in any ga
ming house whatever. never spoke
t" Mr., PsndIeton in my life. and never
was inside any gambling house in Wash,
inglon. look upon such places as the
gates Of bell, and eschew them every
where.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-25

E5| Coggswe!I's AnIi-Phlogisuc Salt
Or sale al this Office.
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CLARIEDA ?. RoBBBTSUE,
. DAVID ?. ROBERTSON
WIAsAstaE, Tenn, DEC. &c, 1857.
Notice ETfra0rdinarY.

WE osr sspOo verb q Dsy sOOds damages b. Fsno.
W Vsl - Ae lls arS 81 less Eaan DIETRzs PEis. Call
'1s - ReRsAa, PLE1SuR, Geek 90.
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White sluH Hotel.

white hiuh, Dickson County, tennessee
Be N"assT1er Ia. u.f sFes and r1rp,b-d this Hotel
= 49, = EetaT'a Boz accom- noalIs me tTzveiinE Commun-
~ l1 - 80 1alHer- HaIte bIun is situated on the
toh IN ll1 rHrg desirable Stopping pOiBt
iof t4ose -ssls 70 ana lIua Nashville. SoIIcnE
% pubic patronage. Inc -ber sssrs Nj bat nj
best ehlTts shall BE- directed 70 ps-ss
lan8- A. ?. NICKa.
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sRLUABLE LAND REAE nashville
kfDR SALE

shLUABLE LAnD REAK NASHVILLE
FOX SALE.
an authorised 70 sell and make complsts titles 70 TIA
4 Tract Of bsad upon which the late n P. walker re-
deo ana The 10. upon Whsn The Blacksmith Shop s stu
ated and the slsves aud st0ck the place. Ths placs
Il situated the alsIu turnpike s lntersecsd D.
me Nashville snd Louisville Railroad Is near enOagh L
Nashville 20 make Is c9nveuaut country residence to-
psrsJn8 DONG Ddsness 10 the city has hRe sprng
hsre IN the STATE and Is susceptible Of divisions Inb
several lots, eacn OF which would Afford beautiful bCid.
ing sitdation5 fronting TIE turnpike rair0Bd. an az
ihOussd " sell the entire Tract body or II parcels
and on such credit az may deem eIps0enL / shall b.
on the pae5 during the ist and weeks OF hOFsm
Der nez, and will receive proposals. tor the purchase
private ssle OF s any Of le shove named real ana per
sonal property. In the mean any person desiring
examine me property do By calling Ars. Agnei
Wsker on ue place, and proposals 10 purchase b
msde 70 Der John Taylor Mathew Allen on The place
OF addressed at Trenton, Gibson county Tenn.
sspt24-t SAMUEL WILLLaMS Tr1sfsg
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AvsLLNDslEY.


hAl eonEsnitni ifane dssiuug on Us FrankIa TuFa-
4 pa a9af 'hv fst tuI U-s ysag " u. s.
- Fe1its Hs4 lns hvass c0uLLIus tsar r5st gss4sl
Alsc.Sa sofFa4ts r0-ul a., 80 r. 5i 5sl
L'=e-gu- oata1's iaHluru sfl-aIz ~ - sslas
zL5- dPpy
~. A. Y s LINL-LkY.
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FUN LLaAL8 - =
w r. CORNELIUS, Agent Tor ne sale Of ElskF CsiP-
~ bFAted Patent Metallic Burial Casesl
prepared attend te E funerals hestof9ro Hsn 1
services may - required. Onooat Ne PhniE Malef9e
10 y apTHg Giroes, near CasY. Eidsnos - ~ Hlnt
SigeSl, bstWean spring and Bfoaa. .,...
NJ sFti Glao atnsld - hleFulGo4af seorea
a. @sNa ngdaed. lEgF-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24

METROPOLITAN
Eating House.
TTNHE Propuut0rs beg inform the eizsns Of NASHVILLE
and the pubic generally that they considerable
expense ntied up lie slCrs house the
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS
~ the purpose Of carrying aroEuar Tie
New NORA style.
we purpose having regular Bal % Fgrs, with price,
Escheds that be enabled % pocket ard
AYpeutes OF our customers, charge Tor
hey Z This 30 been used5d IN cLy and hops b
LEct attention " our business. 70 msr public pstlzgg
We eel cersan Of success ain suJrLs,
mortal fIL In toe kc1sn, Wulfurnish Fublc DtL
he shortest notice, aisO keep hand large
CIGARS, ChEWING TOBACCO, WINES
add Liquors
Gail and examine, AZ me biUlIoPOuLan.
oeL6 & W. MOORK.
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Dissolution,

r7-gE Copartas chip OF HAsBROOR & HoWHIRTER, bs'
a.. - beer dissolved by 1Lual consent ]. g. Has
rr bsVinr sold ais interest ts oooss aoses slooE, &C
10 Jura 81 arWutrer e. F'uu-l1 r. NniTser' 5ndeT
Ne .trls and frn uams cf NcHhrtsF Bro %, Who are
Alone stb5rad 10 I'D up he business Of Eae arm,
&. e. HASBROok,
JOAN 81. NrWHlR1R&.
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EUEkiEInLD,

i N Wv ol7aa-s rtt-44 luf1a l1
ndgeasd, yas, 5slou4 sousal's so-s. lac llgs tglE
oi-h ~ iuusSa Ia-s- luluptksl Iaup
Hi'a assot IL Ne rszr. lusg ars C,lsruizuls
nAas1i0i9 s-PP,y s4sssas saasr, la fap4ltf
inFiotnE l9is-1ofa~0a- aPry %
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MUSIC STORE.

G. a. Princes MeIodsons, Buffalo, " Church Had PaFEos
Organs, Guitars Eolins, VioineoOs, AeoOrdeous Flutes
Fago8t5, Flies, Drums IsmbouuEes BauiOs everything
IN the musical merchants line. large ssecg
sheet Aussj Music Books and Instructors OF all kinds.
Orders fFom the country will meet with prompt
Pianos tuned AosOrdeons and all other Instruments repair.
I'd. No. 20 Union Street, -SdOor from College isspt y
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q Neat smalI DWeIIlng

70 5-A-L4.
AA q ring iJf = eat lasiiing on t,f "a -fr.t
stst oS!s"a a. NralgA, lUu g. lac u Bries.
scnails gSOd l0Jus cissrn, g., 49, ~s W 81 -
sfuaL 1ars-iu. TO- gsfms ayyy "
t0s "a VsLINUsLEY.
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IHG FAMOUS KOADsrER, -
NaugatuCl Black hawk,

ibis SUPERB TALLIOS silI maFs bic see5nd =
L the sla0ls % ihs subssubsr one IN
mile Easuyh e, Nolsnssi 10 tulapiks, LGlA
aud mares a. ssuy five DIlaf- .hB ssssoG ia
healh aud aDpearlies be a. greatly improved silta sg
He proved biuae last year remarkably SURF ioai
R.I.sE distance vii vel car b 20. aud
rsu isd par Essk gastarags Wih0ut gfsa a. 80 cs.
per week. p b. EAIha
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad.

Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
Three Daily Trains from Pittsburgh 90
RhilaaHa tphla.
z RAINS laEss FittsbsfghG l 0IloWs Nal A. NJ. Hast
4 Line : z. A.; EsI Nail $40 Z. Al
Ths Express Mall Dahl, the ether sundays eE-
cspted; Making DIRECT CONNECTIONS vita AZ Trans
from
81. Lsuis, No, Dubuque, KeOkuk ana lows City, Iowa
CulF0 k0ck Island Chicago, hiiLois3 Lexington and
Louisyie, KY Terre Hants, indianapolis an1 Ia
ayste, Indiana Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayt0ut
Toledo, Cleveland, EsnesTilis, Crssulnss
Aassllton aud Wooster, OhiOs AS0
kans2s, Aebrzska and Minnesota
AND 4 Ii POINTS IN ThE WEST,
FARE As Low 40 BY Any OTHBk ROUrE.
PEseageTs from the West rely u9On this being The
shortest and most expeditions route %
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NkW YORK, and all
kASTEkN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent
aag.2f Passenger Lines, P8nns. Railroad, Phlla
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-24

DAsSOLDIlONs
II BE partnership hsFst5iors eEistiBg between Jamef
Sloan Alvah Mitchell in the and Soar
&hitehe is this day dissolved b. mutual consent james
Sloan assuming all liabilities end responsibilities Of the lals
drm paying All aud receiving all dues a-I
his das will continue The Marble Business oC
-tand, Of sumner and 6prlng Streets Nashville.
Nashville, May 2, 1857. JAMES SLOAN,
mEJs-dts. ALVAH MITCHELL
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