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ACRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CENN-EN AM q & o.
No. 6, College street, near Church,
nashville, Tennessee.

EE7R have opened Seed and Agricultural Store
w md shall devote exclusive attention to this branch o
the business and purchasers rely upon being supplied wiii
Fresh seeds, lhe approved kinds Of implements
ana arhine our Ca.cn eds from d. Landret < Sous
Hose and All are the growth Of 1883 Field Seeds
Iected with care and are warranted to germinste.
SEEDS. Il ...
Clover Timothy AMI stripped Blue Grass Orchard Grass
Herds rsSs Me Hungarian Grass, Asquit- Usage Orange
persn,is Bve Grass full of Garden Seeds
Iv pound or fafer. jsu22 I'M CUNNINGHAM a &C.
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From their Gardens South UaioH Ky.
always keep supply these Seeds they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth
Gardners and families who wish to their supplies had
their orders
-js2 RAINS BROWN.
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FARMERS.


doubtless be gratited observe that
w continued sngency, have concluded to
a reduction popular and unapproachAhle Corn and
Cob Mill. the Excelsior, viii bring within the reach
of all offered, for this only, all complete,
grinding rings, at the low Of Esrt Dollars.
As far as this lower than
offered in the United States;
uuquesonel by destitute of prejudice Farmers
will appreciate efforts By sending their Believing
the public have long awarded the Excelsior palm Of
superiority, w W!tUnt discussing surprising
with the remark that the EXceor, is adapted crush
wheat oats, &C. stock; grinding
meal for family discharges the meal directly into half
bshel aud provided with movable grinding surface which,
when three dollars Agents
throughout the authorised to sell the Excelsior above
Persons wanting thesboYs will please address -.
JAMES e. BALDWIN,
dec24-i&tw3m 3, Cotlege Street, Nashville, renn.
HOUSE PAINTING,
subscriber prepared with the greatest promptns
all contracts large Ehhnay he rendered, style and
uTJn which fail to give saction. lie pre-
pared 70 execute all manner Of '.''' -
ORNAMENTAL RAINITNG, TRAINING b
Having that department securd the services of the expert
and experienced artists.
The would request persons having work his line to
give him q call before making anal arrangements
r. T. FLEMING,
marehsdu No. 6s, Union st., between Cherry and summer
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AARON sTRETCm,

/ N1wHOLESALE AND REsTAILTf1
/ DRUG KsT,
4 c0RsER or COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS
STRETCH, has lust retarnedfrom the East sah arg,
with many others pertaining TO the Drug Rns2ess which he
invites t attention q one and a 'ea wish pure and unadu
perters ~ Ladies Sre 70 call and examins
sisting part OF the following, viz:
Otto Rose in fine cut walls,
! - do Rondeieti, something new and very fine;
All the Frangipaa Preparations
Musk and yerteua Toilet water
Tooth Brushes, Wit all the new patterns
uair do large yaliety;
All Of Lubin's fne Ex-Genuine Musk Soap;
6ueiHs Rose Soap Brow Brown sb@s %1asor Soap
THrina Cologne: Glyeeriue and Campnor do.
Fine Toilet Powders; Fig Pasteand Gr-z Drops,
Tooth Soap; Juiabe Paste &c
DRUsF4ES.--A large stock RI Shoe, Paint varpish and
a. STRETCH
VACCINE MATTER
TUsT receiveda good supply reliable Vaccine Mat
d ter. a. STRETCH Druggist.
cts2 Cornel College and Union streets
TINE TEAS..-Jusf received from large I.apoItes Of
Teas, good OF Imperial, GunpoWder SOlong
and Black Teas for sale the large quantity BY
GFRlNGES.--Iargeu utock Of Syrnees some entirely new
- ltsrns inst received and for sale BY A.sTRETGH-
RAINES & Brown,
DRUGGISTS AND PISEsCRIPTIONISTS,
NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE,
NAsHylLrE, rESEEsEx.
a complete assortment fEnglish American Chemicals
n pzre and nsduIterae Fg fresh and genuine Extracts
select powders, ETC., alwayson hand
FLAVORHNG EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon, Rose, Vanilla Pine Straw Celery, Almond,
Raspberry and Orange Extracts for avorag Best Ber
muds Arrow Root ingass Cloves, es Cinnamon etc, at
RAINS browns
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE Fresh Seed Just received
"A from the following well known seedSnen They viii be
D. LANDRETH & SON,
Philadelphia, Pa
10000 paper assorted seeds;
100 Pounds 50
Instoe and arrive Of their se the character Of which
well known they need word Of recommendation from
Johnson, Robins &CO.,
ProprietOrs Of ds american Seed GardrHs.
Wnlersfeld, Conn,
800 dozen assorted from hOase This old
cent hou and, perhaps sell seed than house in
We rst introduce hsr Seeds in this market
Their given fuI satisfaction many
pleased with the superior quality Of vegetables produced from
them hat they will have other Among their Seeis VIII be
found some varieties Teofore brought here ! g
F}edoura, Nep York
arge supply from this house. put up in boxes containing
papers. assorted to suit the country trade
These seeds equal any the market and prefer
them from having beengrown 50 fa Youth. -
We have alsO large supply OF Beans and Psa Y the gallon
anu O1'-'i' SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gardens South URioH Ky.
We always keep supply these Seeds, they many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Gardners and families who wish their supplies had
RAINS & BROWN.
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NE sire OF more Valua5s and nigh priced racing horses
any other stallion In Tennessee, ~ make bis for
loSy With Vermont Boy, at JGnetion Place,
vile, Ten DOilTs the season, Ffsa D0Nars IN insur
anes 6B0kGE EVANS, Agssf rs- c5atFcrr -
n. B-HOrses viii be broken traiue harness and r
to the satisfaction Of owners, en- fair terms.
fsesS-llE- GEORGE EFANs--
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For Philadeiphia, New York, 'NIc.

For Philadelphia, New York, sdc.
- 85 FROM - -
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON. =,
Cabin paSssss... -.... Isl SteeEage--..- -
Rxcursio Psts sod 10 return January ], lsG S5
The we'll kn0wa hfst class side wheel steamships
KEYSTONE STATE. Capt y. P. MAHsHMAN. and
SgATF a5F GEORGIA. Capt. J. ]. GARrIN,
Nov form Regular iahe for Horsh leaving Charleston and
Savannah Alternately, fOliOVs-- ss.s. 4. ~
The STATE ~ GflORRIA from Ssvaunah, every ten days
February 26th. March fth, and 18th, sc ssltsi
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston, every ten days,
February 22d, March 4ll l4th, and 24h, &c
Fer safety and coIlfor, having superior stae koos ess
ships not surpsssaiby the coast One Hanafen
Miles Of this route TIE Deasare River and Bay-t"o mgn
at
For Niagara Fails. the Lakes and
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line connects al Philaefha Great Northwestern
Railroad Rou through ~ Niara Falls Baalo, in u hours
from Phladelpf hroogh ts Sit the privilege o. stop
a Philadelphia rermete points for sale by the Agents
Fr to Nisqara or Bueso sa2-Emra, S2e-Canandaiguas
sal c. A. GREINER Cos
Agents at Savannah.
q T. s. & I. G. BUDDf
Agents at Charleston.
A. HEBRON, Jr-,
.so- se-, AGENT at philadelphia.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad

> I,sy sz: szA
rd after Monday, 18th, less trains sill be TIN as
follows: .
leave GatIHuU. p 4 VI. Lcd'e 1alllDb
.lIrive El1aa-1, lo do AnIFe Ei-gnesI' ., az AZ
-. r-1,'.-, O.. r. Arrive tEaIatlA G.30 do
Tie tram leaving E@-alcd asll A. 95onects 1d Haiia'ia
with Mail C.- Louisville. iI.s't DE- and Carthage OniS
,I7.g u'' .-2iL''5 Il MACLEOD, suPt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-01

lsrge supply from this house, put up containing 99
papers. assorted, to suit the country trade
These seeds any in the market and prefer
them from having beengroFn 50 fa' Youth.
We have alsO large supply Of Beans and Psa by the gallon
sha.
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yOrICE no sHTPPERS.

WWEFNL LW NfaIE-E a8aE7'
N T~ of 4 uosl iuprIsuce3 the proper projection "
the Track. ard keep vu Of The way o graNti ana oA1
I5ips tina. freight tram, a. regular unborn rate o s
r can only e ac Uup!hyd hy running on schedule Tine
therefore IN order ITg ht trains may be run On he Time
la down in schedule, its ordered tlat alter ly Gay ol
III 1t, gI lI he received Ihe Nashville aud ChattanoS
:, g,ilrgad COMPANY. at Schedule stations only.
n W. COLE,
far.,l-u urg Sup't Of Transportation N l. C. K X
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gasBbiIls anion anS snsritan.
Rates Of AdVerlIsinr,

DAILY ssj Tri-wsekly 81; 'wsskIY -.
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ROCA,S BALS 4m TOR PULMONARY AMI
TURERCELAR CONNI MPTION.

TTNHE public put possession Of one Of The most extra
ordinary remedies what has heretofore been con
sdered incurable disease, being Outward ApPC-
tiOn, the action Of which seemingly miraculous anu us
having noue s those attributes which make the numerous
compounds IN general ,
pamphlet containing siectiOns letters from 0lStln
and individuals other documentary evidences
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. James Rees having ceased be the agent for the sale
this Basam price 1t only te obtained
proprieofb by directed e. 11OCAs box L T.
phladeDhf. u0FJO-uOul
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I'VE ony genuine Morgan liOrse section Of coinry
and the oaly scai0n that has trod IN the Sale
under mln 50 SC, will hs sessoa foE is59 ..ancn
Place. miles from Nashville. the eeshcro road Ia s
the With the privilege ot
prove in ioal. GkORGE EVANS A.snt.
y0aS HIL5., LaFergne, Tenn.
PsTEs > cARTWRsar, ef Williamson county
ASDREW GEfsORF. Nashville, Tenn.
T. fASNEG, Franklin College, Tenn
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wAsHINaroN RxneoW.
1000 ACRES or HEAVY TIMRERFD GAND
PGFR RaHR

fhAM saw and Grst Mill, nearly new in soj ruullnr
- der situated about IS miles from Nashvs nues 5ln
5pnsHl and II miles Ncsl of the Edyeded and
Air IN The sostheast Of Robertson county. Uce
me Whole tract there Y shout 30 cleared idh vim z
country olildinss- two sleni lallin.
tract
tract would make splendid stsk Farua and il ,,s
r5scco aus and timber Esf -
iucemeBe . luner persons desiring goo s1 ehsr
stock o a aTohaoco Fam.
Persons dsirug the Land viii cail on Wn Il u,uir-
the premises. Or " faruer OF Srrnz or o Il
Nance, In Nashville The Steam saV MI cutting ftt
t07 900 feet Of lumber pr plenty rod
timer the iii yea hanr cut e
of the land It lies mostly eye has 1us creek eona.t
Ea1sr RAINING .afeusn ne SANE cr,,,,,xos
FNDGEFIELD LOTS FOR SALE.--sersn bsin
tifui Building Lots. Honston's Addition, only hus-
yards from thsq Also. o. ZolHcf
fer's. Williams Other Additions Also, magnf frsnf bu
Of FL GOV sNs ) BroEn. Al0, buiili1la
lots in BroWnsviie,, 2 < miles fr0a The cfy-
III n. ". BROWN, =
!au6-2m Real Estate Agents. a Cherry
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DAyIpsON COUNTY RoNDs WANTED--At he Merchant
III y Bank W. d. shARAkp; !
fsbe5-dlE Ffssos"f"
-a.,s Hfl- p 49, 81 a.. l--- lslr
s,.sasst - a. VI
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A Rare Chance for IEEiIcrs and
CAPITALISTS.

tlD1IslIIeIss
yENIAE undersigned offers iOr sale his val
abe and extensive Merchant FIGURING Mills, known the
Ieyeland steam MiIs located Cleveland East Tennessee
These Mills in successful operation for the past t"o
ar and arc avoraby among -four dealers and consu
ers of Tennessee eora and Alabama The Wills arecapae
Of nrpng out barrels of -four every a hours, having three
u of the French Burr Ro heat and run Tor CtTn
driven v superior engine OF 80 horse pOSer. The Mill and
xtures ali in perfect order and thing pertaining 20
MERCHANT FIGURING WILL
will be complete The lest oak and pine wood IS worth
al aj TO Il So delivered at the mill.
Cleveland the t point in East Tennessee Ter the
Milling business enjoying large local trade from the DUCK
Town opper nes the surrounding country, ano Il the best
po;pt In Tennessee o buy Corn and Wheat
wishing any information viii please address the under
signed at Atlanta, Ca apply 70 H b Davis agent at the
Mills. &EkE1 b-&EkAN' shs,
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dkuIDINs ANDERSON, tsUKCH ANDERSON,
lHe5da0h, Tenn. Ne~hcae. Tenn.
p. & G. ANDERSON,
WHOLESALE sRocEAs, FRosrcEANP =
OMmISsEON M Err CHANTS
AND
= BRANDEES, WINES, wHISK \, &C.,

Dealers i'm Bacon, Lard and CeunsrY Pro-
duce, of Every Description,
(srnerof College aRd Broad sts., sts77T
NASIIVILLEs TENNESSEE.
VKTE receipt Of large and we'll assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. &c which invite eattention
the trade
SUGARS. 100 boxes Chewing Tobacco, all
100 hhds Louisiana Sugar all grades Va brands
grades. I5Nt kegs White Lead,
81 bbls n. z. and Baltimore 10 do Shot, all sizes,
Crushed Sugar. 20 do Bar Lead.
35 bbls n Loaf and Powder. - do Mason Blacking,
ed Sugar, 0hags dne Salt,
COFFEE. l00 hbls Kanawha Salt,
100 bags choice Baltimore Coffee, Is qusrt fasks
go bags choice New Orleans i25 pint end pint esks
COfee. zoo kegs Nails, aSsofced sizess
mOEASSES. 2 L9Gt fORS.
20 bbls kboied Molasss SO hbls Smiths old Reserved
SO = bbs choice Reboie1 DO Whisky,
60 kegs Golden Syrup. 6s bbis old Beardsn Whisky,
SUNDR1ESs 55- do old Rss Whisky.
900 boxes Star Canlles, 25 de do Aioaongahea do
100 do TaIlow DO 200 do Pixies Mannolia do
le5 do Ba- Soap, 300 do Tenn pure white do
$50 do Ground Pepper, Is do NeWsomS do
80 do do Spice, GO old Fort andCornd do
IS do do Genger, J Do old Port and Malaga
05 do sup Csrb soda, Wines,
65 do Indigo, al sizes 81 bhls Am Gin q Il
ll2 casks Carb Soda, De HolIsn,i De t
do Madder, ~ DO old Cosnae Brauay,
25 bags Pepper, ~ DO Am do
Is do Spice. 35bsskets Champagne Wine,
" tierces kee, 150 bhi Cider Vine GAR
l60 deg Painted Buckets, ll9 doz llrooms
35 do WashbOards, g 65U0 Asserted feafH,
81 nests Tubs 30boxei smoking Tcbaccos
Together with other articles such usually KEEP. in
fe5-6f ?. Il c. ANDERSON
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AE 4 g sse5E @ = - - -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1859,
Passenger Trai-s will run as fellows:
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville At 40 A. NJ and P. N.
Arrive at Chat. insoga At , p. NJ and 40 A. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at :: 8 A. NJ. and IS p. NJ
Arrive at Nashville at 80 N. and sac A. NJ.
TRyE Day Passenger Train from Nashville, at 43s A. NJ
coRnects Wartrace with Shelbyvle train at s1 A
and with and Atlantic r. r. at Chattanooga at P NJ
u J The Night Pass niger Train from Nashville, at T. NJ
meets Waace with Shelhyvilie trim Al b:O P Nj with
NrAliruy s and Manchester Il Tuahona at 7O4 Z. NJ
and emphii Charleston 4. at Stevenson at lO5 r NJ
= The bay Passenger Train from Chattanooga at - A. ~
cantcts McMunye aud Manchester r. R. AT Tuahoma
at ~ p N and with Shehyyile train at Harrace at $40 p M
? The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga at 40 con
meets win Menps and Charleston r, X. Stevenson at 10 4
p n +. W. COLE
frhi-tf Superintendent.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
CIR AIG AID d CO.,
Hardware.

90 PUBLIC SQUARE NASHTILLE TENNESSEE.
NAMES b. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire
y of Mr. WN II MINCHIN in the business Of Cragh-ad
Mnchn alone authorized the Of the late hr IN
liquidation, and continue the old stand NO
90 p,,hlic Sf,uara undaT M 1tIs isabove may24
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LANOFOR SAIE,

FWyEfE for se ofland th8
Middle Franklin Turnpike four m1esfrum NsshEles So
joining which he resides sd the lands o. Capt Jo1
The land 20 the best with a1gnd0nce OF
lent, falling water, with the beautiful building -
the midst Of the finest ghlorhocd In
april4 NATHANIEL RkATeAsres
NNTANTE Principal a H0zrlnK schoal
w young situated the Of Columbia, de
employ lady 10 th capacity Of Hous keeper ece q
experiences viii prsfsEred For aT reference apply at ha
oGice. ljsnl9-dt
FRESH ARRIVALS. @-s- 80 q i,
TOTTN RAMAGE. No. AZ College SfEssss A.
at opening 10 y, additional supplies Of
LADIES', Kid thick sole boot sfh and without hesls,
Ladies, pump. - 80.
Misses Goat heei hOots thick sole,
ri gCaIfh hes ls- q -.
Ao Anoher paeEageOf ,rIussaloOts for Ias
fe5.
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RrnadMnY nOmsr.

DI WIa q % g HHVNIsLs
TWyIIE abovr- House having been. Thoroughly = -
rehtted is open for the reception OF traV- 1A
elers This proprietor hopes from his expe4 faf1a
rience business and his discrimination to alaa
spare pains Supplying his table with the best
The market affords, and to merit and receive 60
share Of patronage
TERMS. q "A e
Day BOaFders,. = - -
J Week B0arder5, ~
.s.s.-f WI .W,-WINR0URNs -
rarol Pranrislar.
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Steamer w. Ii. Terry, -
CAPTAIN MELLLKIN.
steamer EdmOnia.

y 10
EAyB Easpor Mondays, Thursdays and safu ays, AZ
o'clock NJ, connecting with the Memphis and CAares-
ton Railroad Iuka. Eight miles staging 70 Eeafport
Avesat Paeab Saturdays Mondays and at ~
o'clock, A. NJ.
Leaves Parfzh esdays. ce3
WsstI is IN sfares 1t of sandy, Rsnoldsrur,
Clifton ana saE.nIah Nashville Thrsugh In forty eisat
hours For freightO Or passage apply 70
n a. "a ARRISoN, Agent. -s.t
Aer5-Gm No. Broad street, Nashvil.s, Tennessee
H'f' u Il HARRIS0E, Agent
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VKTILL practice the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
~ Nebraska buy Land Warrants, enter land te
give special attention making selections Of lands Nebraska
or wishing good desirable locations invest for distant
dealers on reasonable ters pay furnish abstracts of entries
titles notice. and sell lands town lots and all
real estate, and do General Agency business
". S. Gilman, Banker, New York city.
Converse, Harding & c., Boston, Mass.
c. Hbbard, Sup't n. Y. Central Railroad, Albany N Y
Gen Leslie COombs, Lexington, Kentucky.
Hon. Francis B. Fogg. Nashville, Tennessee.
johnson, Weaver 4 Co. do DO
DR.. J 5. Yong, do do
Gov. W. B. Campbell Lebanon, do asa.
Hul. Jordan Stokes, do do
Lucas, Thompson & Co., st. Louis, No.
McGerc, Chittenden 4 Co., KeOkuk, Iowa.
Wm. a Sewer & Co B ankers, 0scalOosa, Iowa
BALDWIN, Dodge * Co., Council Bluffs, do
Davis, Moody & Co., Chicago, illinois, ----- ,---
W A. johnson & Co., New Orleans, Louisiana. NJ tt
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DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQG0RS, eI.
CARS, TOBACCO, AND ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS OF COUNTRY PROBwCE,
No. Market street,
NASHVILLE, TEHNEsSEE.
TEAYE and oGer full stock Of Groceries
CigarS To5ceO, Liquors. and wish purchase the fol
lowing tcles Of Produce t-F
Corn, Lard and BacOn-s-We win pay lhe highest
jai4, 50 - BEN N. NOEL & co,
nATS.---lO5OU bushels good sound Oats. s... -
" ljal4,59l BEN NJ. NOEL GO.
NKEEN APPLES. ---l ,OOO bushels good green Apples
" in barrels or loose. ial+ BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
nRIED FRUIT.---lO,O0o bushels diied Apples and
Il Peaches. jal4l BEN NJ. NOEL & co.
INLAX SEED. ---3t 90 bushels Fax Seed wanted imRe-
IA diately. IjaHl BEN. M. NOEL. 4 CO.
AILLET SEED..--5OOO bushel good clean Millet
IVH Seed Ljal4 BEN NJ NOEL & co,
LNGGS.---lN0.OOO Eggs for Packing. -, -
ENEATHEEES, HEESWaAN, AND GINSENG.
We pay the highest market price in CASH for all that
is offered lJan4, 'j9l BEN. y NOEL & CO.
EORN! COIN IL We want to purchase Immediately
bushels good chantsbe Corr, either il sacks
loose. Lial4 '5g BEN. NJ. NOEL co.
nEA NUTS.---5OO0O bushels Pea Nuts 70 NIL order.
fjal4, 59I BEN. NJ. NOEL & co.
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- - AZ ID q. PsEEs OsPtaia.s
JOHN GAULT,

+. J. II. BcscE, Captata.
One Of the eaveN vile aseboFe ever
dsy al y'eloe.M eonBecpg a louisville Win 20 Snle-
states Mail Packets Cincnnat ParkrsonI n7en5 Fsl
Ohioailroad cr fhs Through rlcea
; for fre 10 Baltimore hiaSeE York and hoes
slor ~ bv any other reliable linz These hoass sefe t
rgssy Tor ts trade Tha scest Panctaaliy oosr-se "a -
10 starting freight passage apply On 9oera >.
- H.
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Captain JANIS MUIR, leaves every sAtEtag, g
4o'clock. N. - 2.
Tkse ne and Gvo1s passenger packets Hndes contract
TO carry lie United States Ma and passen gers may rely ~
Jeayihk panctay- They Elye through tcks hs abera
FAMED places ard viii eonnec, Al Psduc With the splendid n
ei mail steamers, ALVIN Admss soushernr au1 ac.a
I NeCtpllapd. -. T. - -. A HAMILTON, Arent.
dsc5-d9 OF II HARRfsON. Agenf
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