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FARMERS

FARMERS
WILL doubtless lie grsthed observe that in
wv continued srngency, have concluded to
reduction in popular and unapproachAhe Germ and
Cob Mill, the EXCELSIOR will bring within the reach
Of ALL 1t is offered for this only, all complete with
two sets Of grinding rings, the very low Of Forty Dollars
As as aware this lower than the Excelsior
before been offered the United States; superiority
unqusoned by those destitute OF prejudice trust Farmers
will appreciate efforts by sending their orders Believing
public Awarded the Excelsior the
superiority, will without discussing its surprising
with that the Excelsior, adapted
ing and wheat oats &C. for stock and grinding
family II discharges the meal directly
bushe provided with movable grinding which,
be restored alta cost Of three dollars
throughout the State authorised to sell the Excelsior
Persons wanting the above will please address
JAMES G. BALDWIN.
dec9+d&tw3m 81. College street, Nashville, Tenn.
HOUSE PAINTING,
prepared execute with the greatest
all CONTRACTS large which be style
upon which fail to give satisfaction also pre-
pared 70 execute all manner OF
ORHARESTAL PAINTING, GRAfNIEG HARBLIHs.
Having in that department scu the services Of the expert
and experienced artists.
subscriber would request persons having work his line
give him call before making final arrangements.
O. r. 7. FLEMING,
marchsdf No &C. UHlOa st., between Cherry and sumzer.
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PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWs!!!
NT7E will keep constantly hand Of pIows
w Manufactured at the Tennessee PlOyV EactO-
~. Farmers would do well give call before purchasing
sell them good steel pillow has been oe ed
for sale in this city, twenty per less than you
have been payingf the same quality Of pl0ws.
Z. & G. ANDERSON,
feb6-d 81 and IS Broad and College streets,
Nashville Tenn.
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Hart Maerss Cos oand Is ihs s.ssaoss =
Edwards GHkssOn 4 Co.soorner q oolsss ana Ool''-
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1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TImBEREB LAND
FOR SALE

StTEAM Saw and Mill, nearly IN good unningu
- der situated about IS miles from Nashville miles rtH
Springfield Of the Edgehed and Kentucky
RaroPd Of Robertson county
the whole tract there Of cleared land, with good
country buildings; splendid failing springs;
from sprnfeld Nashville about to be opened through
would mas splendid Stock Farm and Is rs rata
and timber almost great
lumber persons desiring good chesT
stock or a TOhaccO Farm.
Persons desiring the land will call VIM Cummings
the premises DR. Farmer. OF Springfield ~
Nance. Nashville The Steam Mil cutting from 4i4s
7O00feet Of lumber per daCOuAr and plenty gccd
timber convenient 70 the MIL, timber yet having
Of the land. titles mostly level and has ne creek
water running through the same.
decs-d&w3m WM. B. CUMNINGS
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9asbbiIIs alnian anS 9mrritan.
Rates % AdvertiNinr

Daily S.; rri-weskiy IS; weekly sc.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
r Tzy CszFssfz s = 80
~
RAILROAD,
Great National Route.
TEyFRmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BenWood and Park
eTsburg West which places untes with Railroads.
Steamers &c, for and from ali points in the
West, Southwest and NOrth-WeSt.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1920 p NJ, 1910 A. ~
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route &c Washington City.
Passengers b this Route visit Baltimore Philadelphia,
New Yer Boston, Of ticket to Boston alone BY
other lines.
Time as quick and az low via any other Route.
Inquire for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, at any
the principal Railroad Othces in the West.
q Is. F. FULLER, Gen1 Western Agent
l. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
y. P Smith, Master Transportation deco
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COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON,
AND
STOVE ESTAB s II M e N Il

NASHVILLE, TREYESSEE, NO. Z, BROADWAY.
VNTROUGHT IRON COOK STOVES.-we keep
wv constantly hand four different sizes for wood orcoa
which recommend superior to other We mana
facture them ourselves, and by No. workmen.
MCAsLIN & sTRARRR,
jan l6 No. Broadway.
COPPER W9RK,-sucha as stills, Kettles, Machinery,
~ Sc made to order.
Repairing DONE and cheap anywhere else In this
department Of business shall strive to excel.
MCASLIN STRADER,
janl6 NOT Broadway.
NUTTERING AND ROOFING done moments
W notice. M'CAsLIN STRADER,
janl6 No. Z Broadway.
THNIN WARE always hand and manufactured under
personal attention Every article is tested and taken back
perfect All repairing In this department done with prompt
Charges moderate, M'CAsLIN STRADER.
janI6 dom No. Broadway.
TNHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.s-Justr eceiYS
ed large lot Of Chdrens Carriages finely finished, which
viii be sold lower than before in this market.
febs. MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
GOAL Oil LAMPS ssWe are making con-
slant additions of Coal Oil Lamps. We have
OIL clear spring water, the best ar
Gle that has been brought to this market
fehs MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
UHAMBER SETTS.--We have hand
OF the above articles which sell at low
prices We hourly expecting we'll selected lot Of HOrti.
gardeners. febs. MACKENZIE AINCHlN.
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FREIGHTS WESTWARD.

BY this Freshts Of all be forwarded from
Philadelphia, New Boston Baltimore point the
Railroads Of Ohio, KeutucAy Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
Missouri, ~ Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Railroad also connects at Pittburg with
steamers which Goods be OrV a-d 10 port the
Ohio mukiugum Kentucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois,
Mississippi, Wisconsin Missouri Kansas Arkansas, and Red Ri
verz Cleveland Sdusky and sandusky aud ChieagO
with all ports OIL the North WC-tern Lakes.
Sh er entrusus tie transportation Of their
freight this Company rely with confidence ons speedy
t{auiis-
The o. Freight any point in the West by the Pennsyl
vsua Railroad al times favorable charged by ether
Railroad Companies.
ii , Be particular 10 mark packages "Via Penna X
Merchants the West ordering goods from the East, will do
well to direct item to be shipped by this Route.
attending their Shipments from the East will ind
call the Agents of this Company Al the
following places before shipping letters addressed to either Of
them ject Of ghts, will with prompt attention.
E.J SNEEpER Philadelphia.
MAGRAN * kOONs. 80 North street, Baltimore.
LEIGH & Co., No Astor House, No {. Nm. st N \.
LEIGH * CO., No. "a. Klby street, Boston.
H. Il HOUSTON, GenI Freight Agent, PhNa-
L L. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Pdlsdeliha.
THOs. A. SCOTT, GenI Sup't, Altoona, Pa, ljal5-H
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AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNIN HAM a. co.,
NO. 8; College Streets near Church,
Nashville Tennessee.

VNTE have opened extensive Seed and Agricultural Store
w and shall devote attention this branch OF
the business purchasers rely being supplied with
Fresh Seeds, and the kinds Of implements
and machines Seeds from D. Lsndreth sons
House. and all are the of 1853 Field Seeds
lected with care and are warranted 70 germiuate.
SEEDS.
Glover Timothy clean and stripped Blue Grass, Orchard Grass
Herds Met Hungarian Grass Musquit Usage Orange
Perennial I'VE Grass full Of Garcn Seeds
by pound or paper. ian22 Pm CUNNINGHAM GO.
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PASS NGER TR AIMS

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dAuIDlNs ANDERSON, oHURcH AKBHsoS
Lebanon, 7snA NdshriAs. Tenn
p. & G. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE sRocERs, riOBUcE
OMMISsION aERCHANTs,
BBANDGES, WINES, SgHTSK v, Ac.,
ALSO. tt@f

A1RANO DIES W ANE1sS IhHSEA GNsD
ALSO. it&s
Dealers in Bacon, Lard and Country Pro-
duee, of Every Descriptions,
C9rs,er of College and Broad St.,
NASHYILLE, TENNESSEE.
WTyE are now in receipt OF large we'll
Wv Groceries, Liquors &c 70 which invite The attention
the trade
SUGARS. 100 boxes Chewing Tobacco ell
400 khds Louisiana Sugar al grades Va brands
grades, 1864 kegs White Lead
81 bbls n. z. and Baltimore 10 do Shot, all sizes,
Crushed Sugar, 20 do Bar Lead,
Is bills Y Loaf and Powder. : do Mason Blackins,
ed Sugar, 0bags hne Salt,
COFFEE lO01 tbls Kanawha Salt,
100 bags choice Baltimore Coffee, u boxes quart TASKS
$50 bags choice New Orleans lS5 DO pint and pint fesks
Coffee. 7OG kegs Nails, assorced sizes,
q MOLASSES. LIQUORS.
20 ls choice Reoi Molasses 50 bbls Smiths cid Reserved
60 y bbs choice kehoied do whisky,
SO kegs Golden Syrup. IS bbls old Bourbon Whisky,
SUNDRHES. IS do old Rye Whisky.
300 boxes Star Candles, 25 do do MOnOngahea do
100 Tailow do zoe do Pixies Mannolia do
lbs do Ba: Soap, so do Tenn pure white do
$50 do Ground Pepper, IS do NeEsoms do
so DO do Spice, 60 do old Fort andCorn do
IS do do Gensef, % do old Port and Malaga
O5 do sup Csrb Soda, Wines,
IS do Indigo, all sizes, 81 bhls Gin,
II2 casks Carb Soda, do Holland de
de Madder. II de old Cognac Brandy,
2j bags Pepper, - do Am do
Is do Spice. 3 baskets Champagne Wine,
" tierces dice, $50 bbI Cider Vinegar.
100 deg Painted Buckets, Il9 doz Brooms,
Is do WashbOards, 100000 assorted Cigars.
81 nests Tubs, 30 boxes Smoking Tobacco,
Together with many other articles such usually kept in
feS-Gn Pa C. ANDERSON.
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BETWEEN PITTsBURG AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING direct in de Union Depot at Psburg, via
Through Trains from all Western Cities for Philadelphia
New TOk Boston, Baltimore and Washington City, thus fur
shing facilities for he transportation OF Passengers unsurpas
or speed aud comfort, By any other route.
Express and Fast LINES through Pksdepha without
change Of cars conductors.
smoging atsehedt each train Woodus Sleeping
Cars 70 Express and Fast Trans. Ahe Express runs
Daily Mail and Past LANE Sundays excepted Three Daily
Trains connect direct for New foFk Express and Fast Line0en
Express Train leaves Pitsburg2 A. NJ, arrives at Philadelpha
or Baltimore 5 2 NJ, New York 1890 p NJ :,
Mail Train leaves Paurg A. NJ arriving al Philadelphia IL
Fast Pittsburg p NJ arrives in Philadelphia
Baltimore at $50 A. NJ, New York s.9o P. NJ.
Six Daily Trains Philadelphia and New York I've
Daily Trains York and Boston. Through Tickets
(sll RAID are good either OF the above Trains.
Boat Tickets boston good via NorEeh kal River OF
Tickets Eastward may obtained Of the important Rail
road Offices in the West also on board any o. me Lne o.
at the oes Of the ComanJ in BOSTON, New YORK. BALTIMORE or
Philadelphia.
Fare always as low as by any other Route.
ASK Fl0R TICKETS 3 " yOITTSBUR6
The completion OF the Western connection Of hs Pennsyl
vanl2 Railroad to Chicago, makes this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST AND
THE GREAT NORTH.WEST.
The cnnectng Of BY Tbs Railroad Ras-z Pttsburs
avoiding all drayage or terrags q frgu WIN the say
Of @gantaees rey appreciated by Shippers OF
freight, and the Travelling Puhie
Parties shipping Eastward viii hndit TO their advantage to
For Freg.t Contracts shipping Directions apply Ad
dress eithe Of thefoloNing agents Of the company:
d. A. STEWART PttsbuTg;
DOvie Co. Seubenville, o.. Pierce Co GAINESVILLE, o.
Johnston. Ripley, o. MeNeey, Mayevlle KY; Ormsby
Chopper Portsmouth, o. Paddock Co IeGersonyille, Ind
" Brown Co, Cincinnati, O. Neldrum Madison, Ind
william Bingham, Louisville Ky Grsham Co., Cairo
III Sass Louis. No. John II Harris Nashville, TENN
& Hunt. Memphis, Tenn Clarke & Co, Chicago M
y II Koonz Alton, III Murphy Vale, Dubuque, Iowa.
ar 70 Freight Agents Railroads at different points the West
The Greatest Facilities offered for the Pros
lection and speedy Transportation of
LIVE STOCK,
And Good with usual privileges for persons
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L0TS FOR SAT.E.--seve5 5.

WTDGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE.--Seven beau
tful Building Lots. HOustons AdditOn only few hum
dF yards from the square Also, number Of lots IA Zoleof
fs. Williams, and other Additions Also magnificent bull
ding Io Of ~ the Gallan Pike opposts the reoea
Of tx Gov Nsili Brown. Also, namber Of building
lots In Brownsville, 81 miles from the city.
J. L. 4 R. ". BROWN,
faz6-an Hal Estate Agents, 4tJ< Cherry e.
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10000 paper assorted Seeds;
100 Pounds 50 s.
and arrive Of their Seeds the character Of which
they need word Of Recommendation from
JOHNSON, ROBINS & CO.,
Propsietors Of the AHasrisaa Seed GGrdens,
FihsTSfsld, Conn,
900 dozen assorted, from this hoase. This old and
ceent houe, and perhaps sell seed than any house in
New England.
the introduce their Seeds this market and
till their wholesale agents
Their seeds have given full satisfaction and many we'll
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them that Trey will have other Among their Seeds Will be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here.
RISLEK,
Fredonta, Ns0 York.
lprge supply from this house. put in boxes containing 40
papers, assorted, to suit the country trade.
These seeds equal any the market and prefer
them from having been grown so far Forth.
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
sndhu
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NOTICE 10 PIP

Ef5 - $500. 5z.5-.lszs
ii Il being If the utmost imp tie proper protection oil
the Track keen Of tie Of gravel and otAeT
trains, Il regular uniform rate OF speed
which only umpi,hed ~ running On schedule une'
therefore in order be On the time
lad down in the schedule that after thirty days from
this ate freight the Nashville and ChAanoS'
"a Railroad Company, al Schedule Stations only
W. COLE,
isusI-f BPo supt Of Transportation n. L c. z R.
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rnE PENNsYI.vANIA

CEN TRAL RAIL DAD.
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A Rare Chance for MilIerS and
CAPITALISTS.

yEyHE undersigned offers for sale his val.
liable and extensive Merchant FIGURING Mills, known rs the
ICeyeand steam As located at Cleveland East Tennessee
These Mills successful operation for the past two
years and vOaby known -four dealers and consu
mers Of Tennessee Georgia and Alabama The Mills caae
Of turning out barrels Of -four "a hours, having three
run of the hest French Rok for Wheat and for Corn,
driven by superior engine OF Sc horse power The Mill and
fixtures ali perfect order and every thing pertaining to
MERCHANT FIGURING MILL
will found complete. The test oak and pine wood IS worm
81 25 TO ] 50, delivered at the mill
Cleveland is considered the point In East Tennessee fer the
Milling business, enjoying large local trade from the DUCK
Town Copper Mines, aud the surrounding country ana Is me De
point In Tennessee to buy Corn and Wheat
Persons wishing information, will please address the under
signed at Atlanta, Ca apply o H B. Davis agent ct the
Mills 1axk3Hs . FElhihes
Elsebe-dIm. AhSne& "a
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BErWEHN PTTrsBURa AND PHILADELPHIA,

WV TO my n
THREE THROUGH
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amentaI Trees and Evergreens.

Ornamental Trees and EVergreenS.
M ONTGOMERY & MCGREDY ,NurseTymen Nashville, Tenn
special attention to their extensive stock Of Fruit
Ornamental trees EVergeens, Green House Plants 100000
ornamental and Everg stable for imuedate effect
Fruits-5OOO Apple 9, & years old ...
Pears-3O0O, DWaTs & Standards, ? to years old.
Peaches 5OOOOl old, Cherries Pums Apricots Nep
tarens and ounce, in large numqers.
large collection Of Grapes, Strawberries RaspberTe Goose
berries, CurraRs 1 Bouquets at all seasons
MONTGOMERY L MCGREDY.
RaIi. LinVood, Nurseries Nashville Tenn.
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'1II'
tIuild Blytsc Iawaha. by ALBION dam by WAGNER
Odom names, Mary Nye, ny Albion, dam by Sovereign
srAKEz PROPOSED TO b RUN JUNz, 1859
No l. Stakes all agss. Tive mile heats Ave hundred
dollars entrance hundred dollars forfeit Three TO
No Stake for uutrjed year olls. Mile heats, One
hundred dollars entrance Gy dollars fOret. Three to
MT q -.
No3 sake year Odds. Mia heats. One hundred
and any dollars entrance; nifty dollars forfeit. Three 10
make a
entrance 6ity dollars forfeit. three 20
three year ocs, SlUo entrance sou forfeit,
, mr. ,r n make race 10 close first Of March. 1859.
An the abeye stakes 10 close the lst Of March, 1852
An entries must sddrcs to the Secretary OF the Galatn
Rae Course. accompanied with security for forfeit.
49, tr7vf;iI,ri A. BARNES Proprietor.
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Glass Ie draws On
Saturday, March 40, 1883.
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VIZ. II. DALT-
Aromatic Valley Whisky is received and after careful
animation, hEd it pure Grt4s entirely free o1 tte
ddusr9tag SR0rcdisH frequently used. Yours, respect
fully JAMES J. MAPE&.
Analytical Chemist.
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FRESH ARRIVALS

WOHN RAMAGE. No. AZ College street., -
u opening d-y additional supplies Of
Ladies Kid thick sole boots, with and without heels,
lales'. pump
Misses Goat heel boots, thick SOLE
Chdreu's Calf heel = -
A Another PaekagsO these quilted boots Cor ladies'
Eah5
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Class II draws on
saturday, March IL, 1853.
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LOUISVILLE q NAsHVILLE RAILHOAH
WINTER AnRANGEmENT,

{ follows Il5ss'' -
NoTaug Train. Evening Tram;
Leaves aatn at 30 NJ Leaves Gsllatin at 100 p. M
Arrives EdgsfeId - 800 Arrives Edgeheld 80 dc
Leaves do "l'JD 90 Leaves DO S-O 10
Arrives Gallatin "lI3e do Arrives Gaetn . j:OO do
The Train leaving Galatn 30 A NJ and Edgheld at ~
NJ connects with mai coaches TO and from Louis
Vile III, leaving Edgefeld al 10 A H. and Gaatn
P NJ with mail coaches 10 and IRON hartsye and
CARTHAGE Only the mOIuu Train will be run on Sundays.
II apparel alone Constitutes baggage Of which eah
Passenger will aIlowci e0pound Tree charge VAL be made
Tor exa baggage which paid the conductor Other
articles tn -r carried in the baggage will be charged
Express freight which must b. paid 10 the agent Oh e hApress
! Comps Y. a.,
taking their seats Gallatin and Edgeheld without
purchasing rlsEet8, viii De charged ten cents eNtla
iaYa6-tf ROBERT MACLEOD. Superintendent.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
ERB l@ a a8# 81 @&a&

ON and after Monday, Oct 5h 1858, trains will be run as
follows:
Leave Gailatin, ga u. Leage Gallatn IN
Arrive Edge6eld, 10 do Arrive Edgsaeid, 90
Leave do II do Leave do $50 40
Arrive Gvllaiin Pm. Arrive GsatiA $50 90
The train leaving Edgefed at IL A NJ connects at Gallatn
with Mali COACHES Louisville artsvle and Carthage Only
the morning train will be Oh Sunday, 49, =
Octi7-u X MACLEOD, sppt
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NOR RENT large Room The Daily Nets o.
ice, formerly occupied BY barnad's Book bribery mi
65 by 40 ft, is suitable for JOB Printing Ohce Book
Bindcry, uechanicz employment Steam p0EsI
can be had fron The News Otce Engine, this
Enquire Mr.. Fisher News Once Of 4. v. LneseY o.
the SUBSCRIBER fts6l JAMES ". HOYTE.
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NoOD, EDDT 4 CO., Managers,

ne Following Scheme viii Be drawn ~ Woon EDDY Co.
gers Of ne Sparta Academy lottery, in each Of er single
ner Lotlefles Tor January. $50. 3. AIGrsHA. aEo.
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NHAss 10 draws On
Saturday, March 5, 1889.
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TUyHE Democratic Hsrd, published By hessrB Nichoson
Horsey, Columbia, Tennessee, hrst rate sdYertsbf
meum. advertisements will be inserted promptly and
reasonableterms.
orders le Al ne Eaoa and american ofcs for tie HraI1
will he attended pBDciuay address the Publishers
cotlS-dtvAsd NfnHJaSON 4 HOkaLET
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wOOD EDDY = co.'s


single Number LosseFiess
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Baggage checked through Meals and stateroom on Packets
f Frrl taken al 0pest rates Emigrants desiring to
company az depend going through BY fast freight
trains.
Through Tickets, and the only route BY which s.
Joseph can Re reached ~ RarOad) for sale at the n & G. X X
ana steamers Offices all the principal Railroad otcel IN tne
United States. FOR information address JNO H. BONEN,
p b GRoAr, Ticket Agent, Gen Agent, 81. Louis
JOSIAH HUNT, SuTt hHnrinai IeIE-uoI
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Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and we'll Fresh Seeijust received
~ from following well known Seedsmen. They will be
open and ready for sale MONDAY next January ID.
d. LANDRETH Il son,
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FVNHE subscriber offers for sale seventy ofand rs
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from hashyis, al
joining the which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
The land the with Abundance Of excel
falling water with the beautiful building e
the country, and the midst Of the hnes neghhohod IN
America zprl4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
WATANTE ,--The Principal a aTss sosrdinE school
wv fOryoung ladies' situated IN the town Of Columbia de-
employ lady in the capacity Of House keeper One 81
experiences VIII preferred further references sPp a hs
oFe. lisnlg-tn
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PConsumers depend upon getting pure article Nhan
they buy the Valley Whisky, as as cold BY The b0tleOny
WI. IA. DAILY.
70 South " iliam street. New York.
ianIq-ieo I'm Sole Propulsion.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-02-19

ram. 9tf 6tnan3tt,iiS ps pprIsen Sabre, bate auh
9aptt i6mer tetreHrn. unb CEN NpblfanG Der Snfel
Ssrntdbtst. Die 3luht zines Sanfiers, Non rms 8etm-
eanp, Der. nadeem or 5aulenpe an ben 9ettslnat ae.
trdGt. lh init elmer NiIicn Golars srIbwineelten
@etess aus Dem Staute madte, tpurre Gem Sai,rr
ShnIo asasten, neil or fe atlihtlib nittt eerbinptrt
babe. Onrh tprunniihc SonrIuuaen uuc miGtutr
Itte Ssprudunaen mar Die ~lln,ufrieoe nbeit pes Eplts
aufs 60&ttr %asficgcn.
Va crooe 9e9 n Gnoc oprtseu S1tree Der @rneral
Saprs 0,enaro IN @enatpe5 Die Saline rss Nufrubrs,
INN iam'ltslte talo cine anisbnline SGaar lln,uIrie.
rrner inter leinenr Gpmmancr. Spulouaue soa nit
istnsr @rmce BON YUrt OH prince aus, INN bic Se.
efuion III erltiden, ete fb i~uspild,rn INNER meter uno
retter o~erbrettst Bate. 9Iasin balp Ia6 CIR fh rurd
re taalib anfbwelisncen Seeresbaufen Der Sn1uraen-
ten senptbt9t, iib pbue Stbwertirsib nab Der Saurt=
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trdbte.
80 enoete purh cine ~untlutiac 8crotutipu Die Serr.
ihaft pcs i~bmarscn Saiirrs.
M69' bic re frauS6Fihcn Sruluuque boto elm
s'e'pe' enos fnesn. (6rsie prs0s.)