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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
= sUg xARY OF LEGISLATIVE BUsI-
NEsS.

,ag the session just passed., the Bum-
rssolutions acted upon is 1872; OF
J275. In the Assembly 537 me-
,s have been presented, including pc
i, and al kinds of communications
he Senate rs memorials have received
ation, exclusive Of petitions an com
ocations, which were not recorded.
Ige can enumerate nine Investigations.
s9nal Investigations, the cases Of " ebb'
appel, Harrison, Reed, Cherries Bar
and Dir. Perc;val-the latter beng
eauiry whether the State nlsused THIS
il man, through It's officers, while he
/. acting as State Geologist.
Those Of more general nature are the
stations into The affairs Of the Mil
LIE IL Superior, and Of the Madison d
..erioNn Railroad Companies, the great
nd Grab, and the Juneau County Seat
5,estigations.
fbsse have occupied 'auelt Of the time
|. n, IaagIby session, and the exposure of
marvellous, eide spread and shameless
.av.iou as some ~f the reports make,
/ be worth Jar more to the public than
EXPENSES Of the entire session. Some
.ss Of corrupt politicians have been
.tyd, it is hoped, forever; and many
have walked proudly, only because
81 Jug been strangers to shame, will
ls.qsth The weight of Just AMI uni
ma Indignation, provoked by tho expo
re d wears Of lying, plundering, and all
amer Of d;,sepes8.
Aside from this paramount good, many
|tot..ome laws have been enacted, and
ma o,aer, have found their way upon
ID Statute books within the last day or
.as. ital il not been for the action Of those
,bo have 2 aali nant constitutional aver
hon to everything y hoIesome or who hal
me PERSONAL motive foF defeating meas
.es d ,he highest Importance.
The adjournment was follow ed imne-
!a,ely By beautiful and most deserved
compliment To the Chief Clerk, Crane,and
general farewell shaking Of hauls.-
Madison IouaaI.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

THE AMERICAN TRACT Soc1ETY.-Thls
Society al its recent annual meeting IN
Kew York, reversed the position 1t tooS
at year in favor of publishing tracts a
:aasl slavery, and has decided that nc
ra..s shall be issued on the slavery qnes
tor, aai no allusion be made iu It's publ
alion to an institution which a majority
dif, members consider great obstacle to
aa progress Of Christianity in the South
en StN:es.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

DezssED TO KILL.- Butchers usually XII
their victims before dressing them. Moth
en not ,.ufrequently dress their children
,ejaro killing them. We noticed little
gil Of about 5 years, in tho street the 9th
4 dar, dressed and pinched within an
seA Of her life. For health and comfort,
be might as y ell have been in the en-
.ace OF yoang anaconda. But then,
4ough the pattern was scant, it was to0e
4 a pattern, and the little creature wore &
.s.terfy's wing upon her head aud OF
saSe it was all right, aud she was a dar-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

EE~'rhe New Lisbon Republican re
cords the sad case Of young and talented
Methodist preacher, who was attending
the conference at Ia Crosse, where 40 was
tempted into drinking glass Of beer,whic
renewed tIlilst for strong drink, winch
had possessed him in his unregenerate days,
and led him into Indulgence until he be-
came drunk. He turned his back on the
conference, and The Republican says passed
Trough that place on Friday to his home
besotted drunkard. A fearful case, but
cue Of the many thousands continually &C.
Curing Free Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

Too LATE.-Three slaves were SEN
fenced to be hung in Columbus County,
N. G., week or two since, but early IN the
morning the Governor granted a respite TO
an. If them for one month. This was sent
off by a locomotive express, but unfortu-
nateIy it ran off the track, and arrived just
thirty minutes after the execution had Ia
ken place. --
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

How TO CooL WArER.-If it is desired
to cool water for drinking IN warm wealth
er, and Ice can not be obtained for this
purpose, let it be kept in an unglazed
eartheuware pitcher wrapped around with
two or three folds of coarse cotton cloth
kept constantly vet. The theory Of cool
ing water in this manner is the absorption
Of heat from it, by the evaporation of the
moisture in the cotton cloth-expansiol
produces cold, compression heat Scien
tiic American.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
PHorocRApHY-A NEw USE FOR II.


A French chemist, N. Persont, says:
fla piece of silk stuff, impregnated with
this salt, (bIchromate Of polash,) be ex-
posed TO the rays of light penetrating
through the assures Of the window blind,
in close room, the points where the stuff
has received these rays of light will as
sumo peculiar reddish tint Now, sup
pose piece Of metal or of strong paper te
be cut out after given pattern, and to be
laid upon piece Of silk prepared as be
fore; if exposed to the sun, or, better still
to simple daylight. the pattern will be re
produced in few instanss. The pale rec
which the parts acted upon by the Ugh
assumed is so permanent that nothing car
destroy it. The richest patterns may thu
be- Obtained on plain silks, and at com
paratively small expense.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

For every ounce Of honey which Is
Produced, tons 20 to waste for want OF
bees to gather it. Farmers would do we'll
10 give more attention TO bees. Honey Is
great luxury. ii is always saleable al
god prices, and its production might be
vastly increased at very small expense.
Besides the business would generally prove
one of pleasure. as well KS profit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

Russia is talking of building line
O telegraph across Siberia aud Bhering';
SIisl;s to this continent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

Love FOR THE DEAD-The love that
uyres tie tomb, says Irving, is one Of
Ne nobIost attributes of the soul. 1t has
lis woes, it mas likewise It's delights; and
when The overwhelming burst Of grief is
aimed into The gentle tear Of recollection,
i5en the sudden anguish and conrulsed
sgony is over, the present ruins OF those
he most loved are solteHeI away into pea
sye meditation on all that il was in the
Jay Of its l,yeIiness. Who would root
sorow from the heart, though it Hay
.eaetimes throw passing cloud over the
bright hour Of gayety, or spread deep
ait es> over the hour of gloom! Yet who
Foail exchange it even for the song OF
lyasuse or the burst of revelry! No,there
5 voice from the tomb sweeter than
oug; there is remembrance of the dead
o which we turn even from the charm Of
b. living.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

A BIT OF HUMAN NATURs.-A quaint
Writer observes, that at seventeen, Will
reference to her beau, woman inquiries:
Which Is he! Al twenty, grown mort
ambitious: Who is he! At twenty-five
The IN, world having produced its effects
VI, What has he? But in thirty, in despair
Where is he?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

SALT AND GoosEBERRIEs.-If your
eooseberries mildew, SOW handful of salt
under each bush. Do not work it into the
soil st all
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

y. i-O,IH, NY u
Gen. Pe,sifor F. Smith, conman er Of
he Utah Tor es, died at head quarters,
Fort Leaveuuofth, at half.past II O'Clock
b Sunday night.
The officers Of the steamer Dickey, just
.uped from Bonneville, report that the rc-
nains Of Gen. Smith were to leave Leav-
.1worth fol- the east on Wednesday. Gen.
.larney succeeds to tie command.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
OF THE AppRIsAL OF REAL ESTATE
Sec. 4. The assessor or assessors in eac

Sec. 4. The assessor or assessors III eacL
town or ward shall make out bis or theh
assessment roll of the taxable property II
the town or ward at the time, and pursu-
ant to the directions and provisions con-
tanned in chapter fifteen of Revised Stat
utes, aud shall upon actual view, make q
true valuation of all real property described
in such assessment roll, at the usual selling
rates Of similar property in The vicinity
considering the value of improvements
thereon, and the quality and fertility OF the
soil, aud al the local advantages OF sltua-
ton; and the assessor, shall not consider
for the purpose of reducing the valuation
of real property, that in the sales OF real
estate, credit is usually given for part Of
The purchase money thereof; but the as.
SCISSOR shall value all real estate by HIM
appraised at the price he believes could be
obtained therefor, one-th;rd part money IL
hand and the remainder payable at some
future time or times, with legal Interest
| thereon. =.
Sec. 5. At the time Of taking the Inst
and making the valuation Of each piece o
real estate, it shall be the duty Of The as
SCISSOR to inform the owner or owners, Els
her or their agent or representative, II re-
siding within the town, or he shall leave
memorandum at bis, her or their residence
of the amount at which his, her or thei
real estate has been appraised respectively
and Of the time when the Board Of Equal
ization Of the town will meet for the pnr
pose OF hearing and determining grlevan
Ices, and to review, correct and eqaaliz'
| The roll of the town or ward.
/ PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Sec. 6. Personal property shall be val
. ued at the usual selling price at the TIM
l Of listing, and at the place where the sam
. NAV be-: but if there be no usual seilin
Iprices known to the person required 10 4
a valuation thereon, it shall be yalued
Il such price as IS believed could be ootaine
i therefor in money at such time ana piac'
] Money IN possession or on deposit, sha
Ibe entered in the statement at tEe III
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aNI u
MENTS.

SEC. l9. The chairman OF the torr
board of supervisors and the town clerkSo
each town, shall, with the assessor or as
SCISSORS Of such town, constitute board 0
of assessments on property In
he town. Said board shall meet at til,
place where the last town or word cleo
lion wassheld in their town, on the frs
MONDAY of July Of every year, at mn
ocHck in the forenoon. A majority 9
SD board shall constitute quorum fq
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
ST.. IIonis. MAY 10.

Death c. Gen Pa2sifer Z. Smith.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

AN ACT to amend Chapter Fifteen (l5)
of the Revised Statutes, in relation to
the assessment and collection of Taxes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13
TOTAL LIABILITIES;


TOTAL LIABILITIES;
- Unsettled claims not due, sI73,995 81
euiLably Usted and promptly paid. Upwards Of ST.
06Je of LoshaEe been paid the Rna Insurance Company
in the past , years.
EAszE An ID INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with solvency fair profit
Especial attention given Insurance Of Dwellings, Contents
for Of ] to years.
FoTes Of this Corporation has bn stable and uninter
ruptsd through Of financial sunshine sorm periods
eventfu exempt from sweeping cOHfagraons maritime
disaster. Being long established basis, the troubles
credit system affect us IN no material particular.
DURING tines the security reliable Insurance is an
imperative dutts ability Of property sustain loss
being then much lesseued.
Aeeciesn all tue principal cities and towns throughout the
Policies issued without delay, b any the duly author
lied Agsnts OF the Company.
Business attended to With Despatch and Fidelity.
marchJ-6m
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cnAmPAGNE. NTINEs. RnArnlEs. 20.

CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDIEs, &C.
TNHg eae Tor sale the following choice brands Of
Vines. bran,nes. tse:
50 Baskets Star brand,
EnRue Ciiquot, pints and quarts;
E Widow or Viye Chqci0t;
~ Fleur de Ssiiers7 snd Grown brands;
50 boxes Choice CIsrets;-
deria-
"a 10 cases Swiss 1b-vsfh
~ . Cuginsn and Marashi1o:
50 " Op9iey, Bookars, and other 7iutsrs;
~ CASKS London Porter, and dnhng Of verf1us brands
OK pipes Of choice French Brandes.
The "Fne growers Co. Jules Duraud AGENT Jean Lo
SUPERIOR old Cognac, ISL, and Sazaric, fully
pure and unsurpassed IL quality and aavOr, By TIE Agents for
the sale Of these brands
pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Hum, Peach aud Apple
Brandy. Scotch, Irish and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy,
Bounce, The connoeur and lovers Of good Wines sn
dy, Scars k- respectfully invited call and examine
I heir stock sprin4 A. KERR & co.
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BROWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
GINGER.
FRI DE TEX RI WN,
CHELLNE q N nDEGE III u -

-
n. e. Corner Of Chestnut and Fifth Street,
EAA philadelphia,
0LE Manufacturer Of Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
- which recognized prescribed by the Medical Faculty
and has become the Standard Family Medicine Of the Cbe
States.
This Essence preparation Of unusual excellence In odl
nqry diarrhs ncipnt cholera n short In all cases q o
ton Of the digestive functions, & IS Of nestmahe F IN
Ding the prevalence OF epidemic cholera and comp ans
OF children, i; peculiarly eeseosi family indivaaAi or
traveller should b Fithout Il.
NTOTICEs--Te prevent this valuable Essence from ealg
cauRteFieits steel engraving executed a. 6at
co wl Be found the OUTSIDE Of the grape IN Greer %
guard the purcser asnst being imposed upon by Wofs mi
tadOns. 1853.
Prepared only by Frederick Browne and oT sse a. ne Drag no
Chemical Store, n. E OF Fh and Chestnut Streets fhl-
adelphia.
Also for sale by all respecble Druggists in sas5Ve and
In the unei States juns27-sn.
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Two VALuGbLt FAhmS tuo Sail

TTNHAT iuahle faro which he UNDERSIGNED has p
sided for the lat eight years Is C,r gre "a
the water ~ Btg haTfrJh 70 tie cruul, Of
lEmsnn nurtepn miles from Nashville pear Tho ilgc
TsuE on ths Rtchland and Ceutrsve M.
Franklin, N, coun seat Of Williamson, viii
miles the NaFtE Western Railroad being CO.
struCted The about tOaT hundred and sEh
acres o dr rate farming taBd, Tie cunt. bBe hetWee
Davidson AID Williamson TuGs through the Northwest
Der "i tue tar d ,0TmRty the 81 kHoVn
the late NuB us Whuefld
the e. comfortable res dencss q iii All ne
cesaATy out houses cribs slahles carrsEs hOuss d
spring water and an abundance sHg sOck uate
TunginE rom different surces through the farm AdOin
I'M THIS tarn ~ Au lher abuu: two no nd red acre.
excel nj a"d Wh good residence, for sala The soil
bQth lracs s equal o RnN for either grain
and both united the will be- sod separately "a together
may suit yers be thought o. good Judges II cnpd b.
made Of the best stock in The Ste a. ia size
A. those UantinR 70 buy "Culd course bh 10 viav
the premises before purchasing further dcsrrntion !,
dasmsd unnecessary. but all tnviIss tg r ND - "a
themselves. aug 25-eOG VIII John NJ Hill.
WISH TO sell the farm which reside In Williams,
county, adjoining that advertised above 2 Nj obn n
h containing BY recent suTve,, hundred and pirt
nine and bai arst rstf farming l8ud win con
iorHele dwelling with al necessary out houses suitable IA
shah arm win good water, The farm is well eucIaEe,
WHO good enCes, including about seFtE hundred saYs
stone 'ence will sell this place separately lDgelhe
WIG NJ Hh''s-H- o"th united utd CeTslniy make
Haote tarm sgd purchasers ingsd call NJ HH
and -amlne Ia premises. LAVINlA CRAIGHEAD.
Stored Ftoe' q FFl2ze'l Nashville .. -s1-- L C.
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SINTY SHINGLES a MINTTE.


TEyIXE Excelsior Shinge Mil, patented by II. D..
MGEORGE, Of MOrgantOWn, Virginia. Below Of
tie advantages claimed for this ELL:
Ist. Cheapest MIL byOne half ofered in this
country.
ID That from 30 60 perfectly formed Shingles per iaute,
be naig by Il. E. r.
Sd. That the Shingles more perfect and will bring better
price than others in the marAet.
vi Turnout good II not better Single out az
timber be used b other Machines they make ci
5t That the Mil viii make Shingles OF any, and all kinds
Of timber.
9Th That furnish The Mill with the right to IL, about
the prime cost Of other Mills
sth Tat il is perfectly adopted the cutting Of all kinds of
Slaves Heading Boxing and other short boards.
Mil requires Int hands 20 tend it, and viii turn ont
from ten twenty Thousand Shingles per day.
operation Vanuoy. TurbYle & Co., Of this city,
County, Single Rights for sale reasonable terms let
Order Enquiry, addressed to the propreeor caro- Of NJ
Burnsor Furman & Co., Nashville Tennessee, will receive
prompt attention.
rpsva7 If Z. GILLIAN.
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EVHIS veil known watering place. Il miles south Of Pulaski
Tenn and miles from ElSon, having purchased and
thoroughly repaired ana renovated Is tsu0serier was open
Ell Cor visitors tie ssas Of May The water is the best Chay
beas south the best Of EreCstone-te locality
hshr and atmosphere cool aud healthy and altogether the
mgsHdslighrtul watering plscc in Tennessee.
Extensive uproy euentS the building and
ground, give accommodation goo visitors and
elegant fen Aa, and stables have been built.
The Springs Nashville, Columbia, Pulaski
and lantS three esevay week by Stage, snd after the 4h
Of uly every day.
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Kansas Land Ageney.

TAWES II. HERD, LATE or SPARTA,
- Tcnneseeill attend promptly an business entrusted
q his IN the land once q the Delaware District,
Territory, sitaated a. Eickapoo.
lie will for cash or on time, or locate TIE
when he lands of District subject private entry
Also purcass LANDS the public Juy an
tat he in judCious selections, promote the interest Of his
clients. Address JAMES Is. HERD.
Refer % kickapoo, X q.
Gen. }. ". Whitfield Essistsr, K..E.B,,. K.T
igv. ID. Toodson. Receiver. lN'@a-ft'i N
sIn00t- Russell & Co., LeaTunW0ril- X II.
Robert Campbell, ESD, Sc. Louis Missouri.
III. q EaWt, ESQ., Washington, ID. c.
Nazs -
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New Hardware store. "a Market 81.


w GUS, Tools &cl opening estab slrleni,
No. a Market street, door 81. Burns,
selected stock o. Hardware Cutlery Guns, which Intends
Offering e1reedEy low Ter pruut dealers shorr
time. Among the leading articles hand, will be found
J tn fOll0sing, viz:
Pocket and Iahh1 Gallery ClTpcles and Bla ksniths
Ie1iss A1cs OF every description aua suItnenr
fLockz Hinges and Screws Flush square Bol5: shoguis
adesl and FORKS Gr1dstJt, Cus5 Rollers Rites and
R1t9lsi Double and single bel shot Guns Mil. Cus
ard Pit sapss Cotton Ne0 and u0rs Car- Ial1ar
Wagon and Log Chains Hames and Coars Picks sud Mac
nr-E- -l-aI In FL
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A sHnwER OF FLfEs.-A recent number Of the St
Louis Dsmoera', says; " On he down trip Of the
steamer Editor in the Tllin2is the other night al
O'Clock shower or stream Of the MOI mon or Sbad
g. poured upon her decks Ibe depth Of six iucbes
sndHiWss 3 very difficult matter TO shovel then,
overheard Thy we're 50 numerous asto put out
The Wa'chnans light and enelOP everything 10 mid
night darkness The trees on the shore looked as il
borne down By these shart lived insects The vista
tstiOn i said to prognoscare siekly season"
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B.E. sEmPsoNrn


42s PUBLIC SQUAREs-
OFFERs his friends and the trade the largest and best
Ieci3lz OF Brad Gins Runs, Ports MaIeirass eheTrles
and Chapagnes, ever brought g Nashville consisting Of De io
- COGSAC BRANDIEs.
Jules, Robins & Co.'s Fals, n y x and x pipes;
Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S DO do do do
Castillon Fine Champagne. In 4 pipes onlys
LaGsriere Pale; In Z, = and Is pipes.
LA ROCHELLE BRANDES.
PelltTOlsin, Pale and Dars, q pipes ,.f .s es
Rasteau, do do do do W. r.
Alexandfs Seigneitte, Dark, in Z, 7 and = pipes.
-f HOLLAND GINS
Medor SeTon, in pipes:
Grape Leaf in e pipes f-r
Anchor, in pipes.
RUNS.
Jamaica, very old;
s.. CroiN, New Crop.
WINES
Puff Gordon Sherry;
s--- f9den Cluster Madeira: r-T
Pure juice old 0porto Port;
Burgundy Ports; p
Malaga Vines dry and sweet.
CHABIPAGNES.
Charles HeidssS. quarts and pfnfs,
-7z efeiae Of saisry soHarts and pints; cr,tc-
Hector Clicquart and FMS, quarts aud pnts;
Grown Brand, do
.-r- Lyon do ~--- .-r 90 do
ssrssr-s5-E asa GLARETS. 81 .-t-ee7 ----
9l0loxes assorlai,~ -f- -..--.-r 80 s-|-
AROMATAC eSCHTEDAM SCHNAPRSs
2O0 boxes quarts and pns, This article Is without doubt
the hest ecnapp offered In the United States 70 it
dcIal has act fts equaisf
BfoEe purchasing elsewhere, cali and examine for yourselves
Remember A. Public Square, at B. F. Shields tlunelol
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ChaIybeate Springs,

rNED4Fy = hfANE y BOOK Tor aug
VERY fine numI, sPenddly illustrated, AID WITH all the
n Fashions Just rscel' ed aud sale by r. HAGAN
fysll d.. ksrset street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

WArTH1Ne PLACE' "A letter from one Of she pop.
ul,r resorts, the Virginia White Sulphur, sqys The
rgiser calls for over seven humid ed health seel {.
ing biPsds Love aud matrimOny, the OH ct with
the young, health with The ipdrm, poll les with The
POlilieiAns, and the faro table With he gamblers
These are she recreatians on tbe IA is Drives
Tids walks signs. spscul ,tious dirtsions, c.ndal
aid jlkes are osmmOn,to all Dressing three times
day and ball Al which some fair ones are scarcely
''dressed every night, take up the time OF the
young laiie-; but there is iust-ulion here thai
exists nowhere else In such rich orler-ths cOlored
servsn $. There are fully ore ihousand s,rvsnis
aud labOrers, male and female-Whits and blaeb,
bond and free, here.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-13

IA nnn PAPERS FRESH GARDEN
S4sUUU SEE DSs--Ye are nov in receipt Of tie
extensive Garden SEEDS embracing many ne
valuable varistes brought this They all Of
the groEhof 1857, snd from the following houses Of we'll known
reputstiOn.
d. Landreh & Sons, PHILADELPHIA
The American Seed Garden, WIlaerfeid- &c.
Risleys Fred5ns, New York.
Shaker Gardens South Union. Kentucky.
Descriptive Catao from the above houses ready for gratui
toUs distribution. Call and get
In addition TO the above, have large supply Of the mos
usual varieties by the pond and Beans and Peas by che bnshe
2.yOO PAPERS FLOW EEE SEEDS.
Just received from the celebrated house Of johnson, Robbins
Co.. Two Thousand Papers Of Flower . The lovers Of Flow
aud better from which to make
their selection Of seeds, they have heretofore had in s city.
RAINS & BROWN.
No. 10 South side Public Square,
an14 Opposite tie Market House
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GrHrenberg ChiIdren's Panacea.

This always when all other remedies fail .. 81
hen children dying daily New York nom the use Of
sWlll milk this WAS Gund 20 the only remedy.
heFs SICK le IN the house, this medicine Is worth
ITS weight in gl even prescriptions Of physicians and
other remedies have hesn tried 10 vain.
II the certificates ct physicians who have used u are wanting
can furnish Of them. Having hal twelve experience
OF its value IN family and throughout the State, have
hesitation in Offering The Of the Dyseuery Syrup
and Cmlrens Panaa, should they fAl do ecty what
promise for them. ALEX. MACKENZIE,
freeman & PattersOn'sr
jsl6-H College street Nashville.
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NIOULTON a REED,
Wholesale GrOcers,

FORWARDL4G IND COUHlSSI0Y AERCAAAIA-
AND BEALERs rs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, BACON, LARD
FLOUR. FEATHERS, &C., &c.
NO. So BROAD WAy ), NASHITLLE. TEYTESSEE.
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