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there is n want Of what we call comfort. The
bedrooms are small, poorly ventilated. and
seldom visited except al night. A rich bed
stead is "A massive article. made of costly
woods, ella 5orately carved and supporting
tester from which hang sihken curtains, with
mosquito nc.Sattachrd Mattresses or feather
beds are not used. and the pillow is a hard
square frame Of rattan or bamboo. 4 ward
rnhc and toilet usually complete the furniture
OF this part ofthe house &! the Chinese, who
generally care little for their sleeping apart
mtntS
The grounds Of tie wealthy are laid ont in
gond Sly c and wcre not their tasteful arrange
men and diversified shnhh,ry abandoned 10
neglect sometimes 10 nastincSS and oiialS, they
would please the most fastidious. An open
spccc within the enclosure is set aside for the
necessary recreation Of the women end chill
dr,n' sfmc sometimes of the Snil is secured even
though il be only y plot Of flowers or . bed
Of vegetables In the imperial garden, as
well aS in Others where the inc owner is able,
the tempt to make an cpitoule Of nature
has hctn highly successful.
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Select 4tlistcIIol.l,.

TIE THERMOMETER, -- Besides the ordinary
use Of the thermometer, for determining tie
temperature of the altnnS,,h here lhcat and coli)
1t has become an instrument, n0t only If
great utility, but # absolute necessity III the
ants. While its adaptation and application
to agricultural and domestic purposes. has
rendered 1t almost as indispensable as a clock
or a watch. In the nursery or sick room.
also, 1t is Of thcu'moSt value and importance.
Tho temperature il winter, where person is
at r,st Tor without tXerri>e,) which is the
most comfortable and conducive to health, is
10 To 49, and the more uniform the tcInp,ra-
tU'e the less liable to diseases consequent
upon a sudden change rom in doors to Out
When milk is set for raising cream, the
room should be kept at 60, us the nearer tha,
temperature. the create the quantity and
finer the flavor Of the butter. The tcinpcra
urc at which cream should BE- kept before
and durng thc agitation. and not break the
small PARTICLES Of glululcs. If which butter is
composed while undergoing that mechanical
}crSs, is found to he g d, grccs if too high
or warm, the globucs will break and give
the butter an oily appearance. The prouer
temperature o. milk heated for the purpose Of
converting into rurl for cheese is % degrees
or "BLooD HEAT" Milk heated to this
temperature ncfore applying the rennct, is
found to produce cheese not too soft to bear
transportation and while it impar,s super
ior richness 1t does not dclnct from the
weight. thereby giving better article, in The
greatest quantity AID uniformly OF tie whole
dany. Boiling water Nh always clean the
instrument, if applied Immediately after
Dipping in the cream without any danger Of
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-20

THE SERFs OF RrsslA. 1t is stated that the
wScript recently promulgated by the En-
pcror Of Russia. only carries out the principles
announced in an imperial decree issued ilr-
mpdialcly after he assembled the throne. The
rc>clipi was dated ON the 2d Of December
last, and addressed 10 the Governors Of Vino.
Kayno and Grcdno, in which provinces it
seems to have determined frs. to make trial
OF the reform. Distinct committees are to be
appointed in each province. composed jointly
Of intelligent land holders and # nominees Of
the crown, who are to devise plans for their
respective districts for the abolition Of scrfdon.
The main conditions of change are to he :. the
maintenance Of the right of property in the
soil, and the option to the culivators TO pur-
chase at redemption price the permanent
ownership without rent Of the alloimcntS OF
enclosure in connection with their habilation.' y
The serfs are further TO have. within certain
limits and conditions. the rig hit to hire as farms
portions Of land. for which they are other to
pay labor or a money rent. In fine, the
old compulsory labor is TO be entirely done
away with, under the mldcr and more en-
lishttnrd rule Of the present Emperor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-20

To SALERATUs EATERS. AT late conver-
ton of dentists it was asserted tina the main.
If not the sole cause of the great increase of
defective teeth. was tic use Of salpratus and
cream of tartar in the manufacture of bread /:
and DR.. Baker fu,ly ag'ed with the facts
Offered in proof adding the results of some
experiments made by himself. He soaked
sound teeth in a solution Of salrratus. and
they were DESTROYED in fourteen days. We
have the opinion Of men whose talents, time
and zeal are given to dentistry, that saleralt,n,f
and cream of tartar in hie. 4, ,hoeo who
Know tins fact 90 on eating all that cones IN
their way without inqniring OF what it is
made !
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l-T'Thc attention of bachelors is nvitc; to
the following " wall " from the Springfield
F'p"t''eon =" There are some sad sights in
The world-a city sacked and bu,nt-a battle
ti,a after great sanrhter--a London in the
midst Of II plague-a ship burning at sea a
family pirlng i'll s.aryation-a jug of molasses
wrecked upon the pavcment-but the saddcst
sight, TO us, Of all is an old bachelor, stolidly
walking towards his end, his great duties
nndonc, his shirt. buttons off his stockings
ont at the toes, and nobody to leave his
money to. Were we such man, the nlld
rcp'oving eye Of a widow or maiden lady
would drive US mad. But there is still q
hope. Uelie, and older mcn than any Of our
friends have married beautiful wives who
trained them admirably, and spent their
money elegantly.'
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"kEEP Your Mourn HrT,"-Ncver a.
low the action Of respiration 10 be carried on
through the mouth. The nasal passages are
clearly the medium through which respiration
was by our Creator designed to be carried on
&" God hrcathcd into mans >strils the breath
of life previous to his becoming a living
creature. The difference in the exhaustion of
strength by long walk with the mouth firm
ly closed and respiration carried on through
the nostrlS instead OF through the mouth. is
inconccivablc to those who have never tried
the experiment. 1t is said that the habi of
carrying on the work Transportation and cX-
piration through the mouth is the organ
Of almost all diseases of the throat and lungs.
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JACK OF ALL TRADES, "A correspondent
of the New York Evening Post says:-Can
any one tell me the the probable length of the
hero Of Rcade's new story, "Jark Of All
Trades (appcaring in lIarpcr's Monthly }
whose body is at the mouth Of the Delaware,
while his knees are in the Chesapeake bay 3
as you will sec by the following extract from
the last number;---
There is place ut the mouth Of the Del
aware, whore the boats draw up TO a small
pier. Down this we marched, and about ten
yards from the end, the floor gave way under
her weight, and E,.jek and her train fell into
the watr. was awokc from a revcrie ind
found myself setting right a top Of her with
my knee in Chesapeake bay"
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EXEMPTED Printers uih n,ne children
are to be exempted C.om taxation IN the Stat.
Of New York.
The Editor Of the St. Louis Republican very
justly says
. very safe exemption" and " it would
afford him much pleasure to see the printer
who provides for nine children have snythine
left to he taxed"
We have head of some printers with les,
than nine children who are exempt from tax
ation in this State, and it would be well j
they were all exempted by general provision
--Frcde3ick onion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-20

THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.- is alleged
that the Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Com
pany is going to have uphill wcrk with their
enterprise this year,--Ihc shares Of its stock.
all paid up, are now, it is stated. Offered in
England at Fifty per cent. discount, and no
sales are reported even at that sacrifice. -
They are now trying to get Il bill through
Parliament to enable them to raise in some
way about II million and quarter Of dollars
more.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-02-20

A WISE DECISION Judge Clio sr, of the
Probate Court of Windsor, VT, has decided
that a good family newspaper is one of The
Necessary articles for the support OF family
during the settlement Of an estate, aud as
sneh The administrator in solvent estates, Is
unsuitable in paying for Ie--The widow TO
make her own selection Of What paper SHE
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ALEXANDER EyAgs,

A TTOKNEY AT LAW.---slay by
I a III the Give to- nirici ne -irrr n, 49,,
moved. opposite tie store Of Wn. T"rlt
Esq; in the building rcceniy occupied
The Post Office; or at the Office adjoining
rrsidence, Elkton, Maryland.
April -, lS5l-tf.
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RENIONAI.

M NJ. J. JONES has removed lis I
w Office to the first stony uf..The Co
Whig' Building. where he may alyuys
found ready to give prompt attention 10
business placed in his hands.
Nov. lD--tt.
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DIR. j. S. ST'ITES

gENENDFRS his Professional services to
& the citizens of ELkTON and vicinity.
OFFICE. EAST END OF MAIN STREET
April 20, lS5G--tm
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etELF SEALING FRUIT CANS, Glass
~ and Tin for sale at the Elkton Stove
House. ALDRIDGE X Co.
EIkton, sept. 10Th 1857.
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REMOVAL.

u WILSON has removed from hi. old
IL. stand to the s.Bazaar," opposite VIM.
Torherts Store, where he is fitted up in STYLE.
Elkton March, lit.
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NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE,
No IA William Street, Nem York

NO n WiHidm Street, Nen ORR
LeyyenStein, LeffnAann, s. Co,
Fave oponeda New Stock OF Goods. at
L. l. their Store in Eiiton, opposite the Foun-
lan Hotel, consisting OF ia Large assortment
of Clothing Of all varieties which they OFF,
at tho lowest prices for C lsh. Purchasers
are requested to examine their stock /; and
they will not fail to be pleased.
Their Stock includes Men aud Boys cloth
ing OF all kinds Hats, Caps, Shirts Boots,
shoes. Gloves. &c &c.
U5-They also keep large stock Of Jewel
ry, and repair watche AMI io"efry TO or
lur
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JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor Il,
IA CluIctly.-G Office under the "lIoward
II, nse." Main Street Elkton, Nd.
Elkton, March 10, ls55-tt
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NJ~It is said that 50r, 200 natives OF
Canada are. at this time permanently scltiea
ia The United States.
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T. me! LIMEl The best Schnylkill Lime |
Ltcllverrd to order, either by railroad or
water, on the most reasonable terms.
Anply to d. SCOTT, Agent,
Jan. IL Elkton Depot.
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D0ASTED COFFEE cxscl'ent article; Rio
N Coffee. prime articlc, cheap; White sugars
ch cap Molasses fist rate article at
Deo u h. BROWN, JR'S
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JAMES w. MAXWELL.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND REAL
"A ESTATE AGENT.-Ofice On Main
street. opposite Dr., Wallaces Drug Stnre.
Irtnlt attention gwen to all business in
trusted to his care. Jan 8. ls5s-tf
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RAGS RAGS, =

TIVE highest price paid Cash for Rags,
l. (woolrn c1cepted,) at the Rockville
PAPER Mills, on the Little Elk, by
mlrch 26--tf L. JORDAN.
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DLOUG1S, Corn Shelters, Cider Mills,
L Magic Corn and Cob iills, and other az
ricultural implements for sale by
II. S. SITES.
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T hTEST STYLES OF DRESS GOODS. shawls
IL Prints AID Dom este Goods selling cheap at
Nm. TORBERTS.
Dee IL tnrKt door Court ilouse)
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GRAIN FANS.-Fan Wicklc's highly
~ approved Grain Fans. Fer sale by
Dec. II. S. Sites.
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QUAD, trimmed in half rrcls Branc"
~ Herring in Ibis for sale b,a
II s. SITES,
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CUAp.-l!ARD SOAP by the box.
~ SOFT SOAP by the barrel and half-bar-
rel. For sale by Ii. S. STITFS.
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A good nduccmcnt to buy Groceries Good
"A Brown sugars from to cts good mnlasses
for so CT. per gal syrup for 30 cts per gal. For
sale by WIN. McCLELLAND JR.
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ATE TON TO TIL
DENTAL NCTl l..
WIN n'lYKJET E4ga

A TTORNEY At LAM Iavft S.
II from the West, and perInan az IA
in Elktnn. will give prompt attcli'fSs.-5
business entrusted to him.
CyOflice--witll Hon Alexander IyansA
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4 CA Il ID.
DGCT. r. w. NAE

+ y i Is II J,
NIWAPK IEL.--hs mrny
A<amarr Of the time s-a,yt&
pcrf,ciopera lions il the nent.l All
it hut justice to those at dislaraN
tempt te visiting me. - we'll as
publicly suggest to such the ri
ilfoImiIg ne by mail or oihci
! request this as n favor more
operations required are of su8
relNer them necessarily lcnsr
time cur then be reserved fol
and thereby prevent di appointment:
T.. W. uAINES.
July II, 'jT-1y* h
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4 tllEAPER Ihan any yet. received at the new
~ store. opposite Tho old bank splendid a-sor.
n.ent Of boots and shoe, also in excellent assort-
ment Of gam shoes, and will bo sod very low by
Dec u WIN. McCLILLASD JR
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CLOVERSEED FOR SALE,
At the ElAton Depot, by
Fob. 81. D. SCOTT.
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TliEAP Dry Goods Of every variety at
~ the new Store opposite the old Bank
for sale by. WIN. NJ CLELLAN.3.
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CELLING OFF GOODS, at the New Store
~ opposite the Old bank, at city prices ;
come aRd see. WI. MCClELLAND.
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NVER COArS.--T.arce stock Over coats
NFIn store now and selling very cheap at
J.. BROWN. Jr's.
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NTATER PROOF BOOTS. Good article
w Water Proof Boots Tor sale at
Oct. 81. l.. BROWN, IRIS.
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SUPERIOR Mackerel and IIcrrin at tho
- New Store opposit' the old Bank for sale
" i. u = .i4LAE).
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26

aNsrURAIs" on a IcUR. "A ocfIsspcndeDt Of the
the New Orleans PisoyuHs relstes fhe following in
eid-nt Oflthsreofnt jourueyof Professors AZ IS Z,
Feloa. and Dr. Holmes, 1.-THE AuOcrsi," to the
Viii Mountains:
The party was so numerous IS TO require speeisi
COW vance for their rauspor alton from G. nWay 10
the iawfor5 81 use This conveyance q as = large
oouttry WAGON. drawn ny ateam of fue Green
Mouu'ain horses, and driven bya sturdy son # The
Granite STATE
The day was one Of the finest Of TIE season, and
admirably adapted for such an excursion and every
one af,er his speciality, seemed to take the keanest
del ght 10 It's incidents Occasionally the geologis
would spy out some curious conformation or re-
markable specimen Of rock, and would insist on the
drivers stopping TO allow him to slight nd investi
gate il. This would often consume much time, ard
il more than once occurred that the impatient Jehu
was tbhged to remind the deeply absorbed par
that the day was wasting ana that they had lOug
ride before them.
In the height Of this impatisnae, the depth Of hi
despair, ana he extremity Of bis PerPlezy ne
turned 10 bis G, mr. anion on the box for P of
should remark, hal taken no Parl in the scientific
researches Of biz hrethren- .e.
''What on airth's the mater vi thsm men.
Squirrel" somewhat peiulently demanded the bother
ed Jehu "What are they abe Ut, stopping the team
and jumping out every time they cone across Il ose
stone, or a big daI dylion or his lie IN the Toa5f
=
an sgoty Of mingl curiosity and mPatisnee-
''Ohl' quietly remarked absorbed Grecian,
ifhey are naturalists" --.,-.
A frw days after this the same team was engaged
for this Identical trip ty parry Of osonians As
they ratified along The turnpike through the Notch
one Of them said to the driver, who was rumnaiing
on the contrast between bls Preseni orderly compa
ny and the troublesome party he had been 50 perN
picked with day or two before
Good deal Of travel along here this summer
Eli, driveri"
"Wal, considerable, this week or So" vas the
reply. -,t..I
81 suppose you have about as much as you can do
now s-days, carrying people 10 the mountains
don't youf" continued the tourist
''Preity Nigh" replied our Jehu Of the wagon.
chad queer party along, the other dsy-lhe last
before you I never such set Of fellows"
'Whst we're they likeY"
"Lkei Like loonaiics, moren anything else
know on? Why, thought / should never get up to
CraVford's Every once in a while they'd stop the
team, and jump out aud pick up a stone, or pull
up a weed, aud then one Of 'em would preach long
sermon, and when he'd done, all the rest VOu'd
chatter over il; and IL was cen as | cou do
10 git EN- into the wagon agin, and it was, il
was daylight before We get 70 CFaWiori's."
80 But who we're these pe0peE inquired the whole
company Of listeners, in q breath. didn't you find
outf"
'Wal, not exactly Taxed their Eesper who they
were, and be told me they we're R0teSats!'
Some laughing about this time, you may rea-
soDaby suppose; but how the mtrrtment in
creased when the tale told 70 tue actual heroes
Of il, that night, al Crawford!
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-26
b. L. sIMPsO

DEPOT,
AS PUBLIC SQUARES
OFFERS 70 his friends the trade the largest snd best e
lecons Of Brsnde Gins Runs, Ports, Medsiras sher
and Chananes, brought Nashville consisting 81 ne i9
COGNAC BRANDIES.
Jules, Robins & Cos Pale, In X \ ard & pipes;
Otard, Dupuy & Co.'s do DO do do
Casdlon Fine Champagne, IN = pipes only;
LadeIiere Pale, In ~ 4 and Is pipes.
LA ROCHELLE BRANDIEss
Petvoisin, Pale and Dark, In pipes;
Rasteau, do do do do
AezEndre Ssigneits, Dark in 4, i and pipes.
HOLLAND GINS.
Medor sevon, in pipes;
Grape Leaf, IN pipes;
Anchor in pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
St. oruix, New Crop.
WINES
Duf Gordon Sherry:
Golden Cluster Madeira;
Pure Juice old Oporto Port;
Burgundy Ports;
Malaga Wines, dry and sweet
CHAMPAGNES.
Charles Hedsick, quarts and pnts,
Creme Of sllery, quarts and pints
Hector Cliequart and Fills, quarts and Pints;
Grown Brand, do do
Lyon do do Do
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CLARETS.

AROMATIC SCHIEDAW SCHNAPPS.
1000 boxes quarts and pnts This article Is without Doubt
the best Schnapps offered in the United States and a 70 It's
dicinal properties has rot its equal
Before purchasing elsewhere, call and examine for yourselves
Remember q. Public Square, at B. F. Shields iunelOl
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ALEX. WILLIAMSON. CHATHAM
WILLIAMSON q CHEATmAM,
IMPORTERS OF
Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, Sc., Sc.9
No. COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

TEVHE undersigned have in store the following Liquors
Wines &C. which they the trade at prices on
favorable TENS and respectfully invite purcha ers OF those goods
examine their stock IeiOre Iuyug.
Liquor inc purchased direct through the Gus
and be rted genuine Being determined 20
sell At low hures-possesug Tie iacIes 90 90 se matter
that cd such Inducements % Cash and
Prompt dealers as will meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Rum and WHISTLES,
20 and pipes Fine Cosazc 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
BrandieS choice uraHdsi very oIi
y prs Bordeaux do 90 hbs o Rye do
56 19rl 1IaI nl iD no ~ ae Tenn. Corn DO
apunchsOn pure w. l. RUM Puacgaus Irish and Scotch
Wines.
100 baskets and ks Champagne, - do sauteruas;
., be2ss H. and Nose TO do DO cd and ans;
% hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira
Is boxes Fine carets; 10 do Port;
10 Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, &c.
% caskz IondoE ortsr, hest braudsi
3 do English and c,tcl e test brands;
~ boxes Boxer celebrated Vine Biltsrs;
90 French ordits soruzd;
2 do Brandy hrrre
10 do Curacao, Maresehino and Alb ynths.
Cigars.
100, genuine Havana Iigars 80 ooo German oiEarai
choicest brands; s., o Baltimore Re alias do
Tobacco.
% hEs Fine Virginia chs.ns Tobacco T. w. AndsrsoPii
iodo do do do 90 90 ''LslIE'A's v, aces.
i 20 DO DO DO DO Do % % "suisrland' Sas
10 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco suheand sine gus
90 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco ~chamer FDpen
20 boxes le virginia hsvHs Tobacco, "Langhorn Armad
20 boxes sns ne virginia Chewing TObaooo, Aliens
Also:
Is 4 boxes tsKean smis' celebrated Twist and Pancake
DlnviIe Tobacco equal, # not superior to oaer-
with nanv other article, -onneeted with the business
WIN many WILLT1MsJN & CTEATH6M,
cps No. 9. College street, N4sbvil e. Tenn
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VWTE beautiful Building Lots IN West
w Nshvle fronting Broad, Demumbrsne aud Locust
streets so lots Gay and Park streets ~ Watkins
MAn aeent Addition 70 NashTi t5ere hui ding
lots IN H7utous Addition % Edghed. Wood and and Rus
sci streets. Call soon OF yen vi. loss bargains
il & Z ". BROWN,
octs-lm AZ Cherry Street
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MOULTON a REED,
Wholesale GrOceFs.

FOR WARDLNG ND CONNLNSION 4ERCAANI64
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR, FEATHERS. &C., &c.
NO. So BROAD VA ,, NASHVILLE, 7ENNESSEE.
1T Country produce sxch4nge highest prices.
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d Ii. GLASCOCK.

Il. IL. GLASCOCK,
A UCTI0NEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would offer
services to the public, Agent for the sale Of Real Estate
Negroes Furniture Dry Goods Groceries, other peceso
property, either in town country Being determined to de
time 70 the above business and having had considerable
experience, EATER myself that give stiScton % those
who may favor IN that line algAyB Be founa ct the
Counting Room q ihs PAtTist 0aSs Whsr, absence
dars nag ba len. maEs-tG 4
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SNYDER & FRIZZELL
RrOadMaA mns,sr.
LINCOLN HOUSE.

7ULL4RONA, TEEEESSEE.
10. B. SMITH PROPRIETOR.
AYTNG taken charge Of the above Hotel will endcavor
please all who may favor with a call. OF my friends
and the citizens Of Nashville and Davidson county, would so-
cit patronage. My table viii at all times provided with the
best the country Affords and every will he taken please all
There good Livery Stable contiguous to this house, and the
Fayetteville Mulberry and Lynhhury Mail and Passenger coach
leaves this Hotel every Monday Wednesday and Friday for the
above places AZ Ia o'clock, and returning every Tuesday,
THURSDAY, and Saturday at II o'clock, making connections
with the Nashville and Chattanooga, and McMnnvle and Man
chester Mail Trains.
Ann 4