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StammcFing and Suffering Treated
PRO J. H. LEVIN

PROF. J. H. LEVIN,
INFORMS those afflicted Impedments of Speech that he
SEWANEE House., Nashville, Tenn,
Where he is prepared enable them speak and with
tncnes in the short space few excep
TONS and that without the infection of distress pain the
patient. The patient will be convinced both the grandeur
and beauty well the efficacy of his theory when applied
Prof Levin in order to give sacton has adopted the fol-
lowing universal terms He proposes to give his theory and
remedy 70 the applicant with the understanding that should said
applicant not be convinced of its efficacy and
to use SAID theory and remedy then no charge will be made
Prof Lesns practice in New Orleans Mobile Charleston and
throughout the South has been quite atterng con-
rmed scepeS have been convinced and given him certificates
testifyng 70 the virtue and efficacy Of his theory.
II Prof LEVIN will remain only short time in this
place. ap27-dn
NASHVILLE April 90, 1859.
Having heard Prof Levin explain theory upon origin Of
sammeng and suffering, and his mode of
slider the former rona and the latter both simple easily
followed we also nave confidence that an eectual remedy
within the power Of every one afflicted by this mpedmen
i PEARL, R B CAsTLEMAN, L TARBOx,
ap 28d&wlm W II CLEMANs,
Lilies Chilled and wrought IRON
FIRE AND RUItGLER PROOF
SAFES AND VAULT DOORS
An Combination Locks.
Rcld5le Protection Agafast Fire and Bprgers Hceated
and Manufactured by
LIE WIS LILLE,
NO. 2O7PErOy, New York.
REFERENCES:
J. NJ. Hughes President Bank Missouri st. Louis
c. z. Jackson, Bank Commissioner of Mo
All the Banks in the city Of Troy, New York.
Bank OF America, New York City.
National Bank, and nearly all Others in GeW York.
Bank of North America, Philadelphia, Pa.
Illinois Central Railroad Company, New Orleans, La.
Crescent City Bank,
State Bank Of Georgia, Savannah, Ga.
Southern and Northern Banks, Louisville, Ky.
Bank Of Hamburg, Charleston, 5. c.
B-J. Norris Agent Nashville, soIicits orders for
the above, at st. Cloud Hotel [MaylJO-dtw v3m.
GOIn PENS REPATRFDI
ESls u y H;H2skiAS sHEz3EzIzzSzzz-~~
NNCL0SE them, with 81 cents each, in stamps 50
money address, and they will be reurnedby
mail in good order, HosKINS BARNES,
Gold Pen Mandatory,
nova0-d&Wly Ne s. Third street, louisville, Ky,
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NOTICE.

DURING the Of the Spring Pair the Train en- the
N Railroad will leave Nashville at ago NJ, instead
OF $50 p NJ. ROBT MCLEOD,
mavI7-td sun. L & N. Z. r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19

The Banner entirely evsdes the point in the case
of the Hawkins county contractor. Tie money Vas
not 9as him. until The close of the quarter. This
fact, which settles the humbug, is not stated By the
Banner. But sit makes no difference" The game
is Of character to suit the Tanners taste, and it
may pursue it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19

FFVE subscriber for sale seventy acres ofsnd on the
Middle franklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville, ad
joining the tract which he resides and the lands OF Capt John
equal best, with abundance Of excel
lent failing water, with the beautiful building site
country and in the finest nehborhoOdiD
America apri4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CHI
NEGRO MAN FOE $.
Mount Solitude for Sale,

4 AM now offering for sale my Tract Of Land and n
3 Residence the Charlotte Pike, "a miles >kz.F<A
west Nashville There 300 of superior fEGlI7
land, about half cultivation and the balance ha
we'll tnbered and well in blue grass. 1t is
pleasant drive Of only 30 40 minutes to or from
the city, splendid brick house. situated an emineuce
overlooking surrounding country and in view OF ht Capitol,
kitchens, sibles carriage houses ice house, and other out
houses, WE'LL sern and springs. The soil is FERTILE and
healthy pure air and elevation make it. The
place capable OF being divided into number OF a tracts
for residences altogether Of the most desirable homes
to be found n the United States.
For apply to tePrenises to Cen j. r. Dun lap
at the Capital. BRENT SPENCE.
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ED GEFI Id.
Sale EXtra OFdin airy.

e ID G. IL L 1 4 l. ID.
Sale EXtraOFd airy.
ON THURSDAY, THE 2Gth INST,
PROPOSE bring largest LOTS made in
that part Of the ely The Lots will offer that day,
SHELBY'S ADDITION.
Lots Russell Street. 81 So
Sc, g. 81, and 90 the Nert side of Russell
Lot No % Of Hickory and Russell street, and 80 and 40
Oh the South side of Russell Street.
Lot No l6 of Hickory and Faterand street, and 81
and - on Fatherland street. Also No. 4.
Lot No 100 corner of Oak and Woodland street.
o!sNo. 1873 add 1874 Gaatin Turnpike, Immediately ad
Joining u's IN IiNfHi m6USTON,S ADDITION.
"a and IS Russell of Oak Nos
adjoining the residence Of Mr. Moore Nos. and Gal
ia'n 1urDflA IN P0 BI.SOD,s ADDITION.
Those beautiful Los Woodland street, Nos q and 90 also
and on Gaatn Turnpike corner Of Mnnch street. and
and adjoining Mr. Canheis Shop and opposite Davidson
o s ~ ~ 20 am an ang en- Fabers6d street
In FOSTEB'S ADDITION.
Lots Nos. 34 s. 6, 7,S TO- H. l., and %, all Gaatn
In mobsOn and wheIess First Addition.
fronting each so feet Gaatn Turnpike, 240
deep of them improved This is the addition on which
This is intended to be interesting brought
TFRMSone two and three years credit for notes atisfaco.
ry secured bearing interest and lien retained desire to
the promptly 10 o'clock Commencing at Lot
No. SO in sheys Addition For further nformaton el en-
E, r. GLAscoCK, Auetoneer. may l5-dtd
CORRECTION.
TBJE FARM advertised by Murfreesb0ro Turnpike,
four miles Nashville, the SMILEY PLACE,
and will be sold Monday the 2d Of May, on the premises 1t
contains acres and will divided, selling the Improvements
with 30
mayI5-tf A. V. S. LINDSEY.
Wee 20 n.
ON THURSDAY the 9th day cf June next the premises
will sell public SALE Is 30 Lots in D. T. Mcavocks
First Addition Nashville. The Lots front on Coe Cherry
and Summer Streets among the most valuable Lots in
seltiOn.
Particulars in due tine.
mayf5 A. s. LINDSEY.
LAND FOR SALE.
FEYE subscriber sale seventy ofland on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles from Nashville ad
joining resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The equal the best, with abundance Of excel
lent failing water, the beautiful building site
country midst the finest neghborhoodn
America aDry4 NATHANIEL BAXTER.
NOTICE.
FIRING the fourdavs of the spring Fair the Train
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HENDERSON BROTHERS,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEAM AND GAS FIT Err s

IS, Deaderick Street5 NasHEIIIo'
hand and SALE Sheet Lead Lead Pipe Baths
w WaierClosets, Wash Stands, Lift aud Force Pumps
Hose Hydan Block Tin Fixtures, Wrought Iron Pipes
for Water, Gas and seam from x inch up to two inch Also
Globe Valves Valves Connecting Cocks, Air Cocks ao
Fittings every description suit the above, ETC. Parties an
country pipes cut and screwed Oy sending caW
ngs
NJ Agents for HsTris0ns patent Coal and Wood Cooking
ang. oeet9-e1HeN-on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19
Attltude Of the southern Opposition.

II, 1859.
Attitude of the Southern Opposition.
Admitting that the Opposition to the National De-
mocracy ia the Southern States is mostly Of mega
tive ami disconnected character, yet, we rejoice
say giUss promise Of patriotic service. The expo
sure Of the misrule Of the Federal Government
which the Opposition press and orators are making
must have the effect of arOUsing public opinion, and
giving it q tone of Judicial inquiry and impartial
ity When the 15tk Of thGPs0Pte a. any party cha.
ksD rir4E parfy h0JUeUsr obnoxious 10 prejudice asH
receipe al least patient hearing Granting that not
single SaUe State C0es the Republican ticket IN 1862
st ace are saHgRs enough 10 bsiieue tia, qRueR1E
minority 1g Be- found erery Stare STATE supporting
the Republican ADMINISTRATION. MaOrties elect, but
minoritles armed with intelligence, wealth and con-
servative sentiments, exercise large influence on
legislation, and especially on opinion. We're par
ty TO rossess respectable minority mall the States,
the title Of nato- atty could not be withheld from
IT, The party that possesses majority IN al The Free
States and minority each Of ne Stare States, must
BsurEaOgIedgsi 10 be national
4 We THINK WE DO NOT OvEBsTRAIs RECENT lKDl-
CATIONS WHEN We SAY THE SOUTHERN OPPOSITION
DESIRE TIE SUCCESS OF THE REPUBLICAS CASDI-
DATES vOR THE Presidency AND Wee PREsIDENCT
True the canvass in Kentucky seems 10 evolve noth-
ing hut the remote subtleties Of niggeroogy but
there the Opposition are evidently playing Telue-
liant and unnatural part In TENNESSEE THEY
sr,ND ON OLD AID SURE GROUND. Bur THE DEoLA-
RATToss OF THIS OPPOSITION PRESS IN THE CONNER
car CITIES or THE Souri, ARE THE SIGNS WHICH We
HAIL W.T. MOST PLEASURE AND 10 WHICH We AT
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Of lease expiring in the Post Office building
the list Of July next and desiring wind up a long
tabshed business the subscribers oer their entire stock
hand with fixtures &C. accommodating The stock
select ample every branch and the house doing paying
increasing Should sale be effected by the
July, Will kept open sell in quantities
reduced prices until the LIST OF January when will posi-
lively close.
present the for payment ard those indebted will please
immediate payment further indulgence cannot be given
after the LIST Of July next.
mayl5-f A. KERR & co.
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ON THURSDAY, the 9th day cf next the premises
viii sell at public sale 30 Lots in D. T. Mcavocks
First Addition Nashville The Lots front College, Cherry
and Summer Streets and among the most valuable Lots IN
se1tOn
Particulars in due tine.
mayi5 A. Y. 5. LlNDsLE4.
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TIE PILLAR OF FIRE; On, IsRaEL N BoNDAaE. By Rev
Ingrahan, Of Christs Church and Of st. Thomas HAM,
Holly springs Miss Author Of the Prince Of the HOUSE Of
David. Just received By CHAs SMITH,
ad22 Al Colleee Street
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TUJE FARM advertised by Murresboro Turnpike,
miles from Eashye known as the SMILEY PLACE,
and Monday the 2d Of May the premises 1t
contains acres and will be divided selling the Improvements
with 80 acres.
mayI5-tf. A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-19
HAGAN * JOHNSON,
BOOKSELLERSs
STATIONERS AND Pc r IODHCAL
A G e rs,


Gcdey's Laily's Book
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine:
The Ladies' National Magazine Just received by
mayI5 UAGAN a JOHNSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
WHEE
THE INTELLIGENCER,,

ONE OF our exchanges has short pointed
article on 'GOld going out" showing that
though gold is being found in quite large guam.
titles at Pixies Peak, yet like that which comes
from California, it all tends Europe-wards.
Our exchange asks:
But why does the overland arrival Of tho maj,
inform US that so many ounces have left the
mines and reached Leavenworth? Why does
1t leave Pixies Peak lat all? Because Of tbc rc'
markable law. fixed and unchanpeable that
gold, like water, always seeks the lowest level
abandoning countries where the rate ofinterest
is highest and seeking those where the rate is
lowest The energy of the same law forces
australia, Mexico, and California to give 10
their gold to the low interest countries. England
and Germany, and Kansas will prove no cXcep
tlon. The gold of California merely comes here
IN transitu from country where money COM
mandS two per cent. a month, and is forthwith
exported to another where the owner is satisfied
with three per cent per annum. Unless dis.
tnrbed by war or famine, itrcnains permanent
~ In the low interest countries, and hence there
drawn to them and remains with them, because
the cultivation ofthe soil is there highest while
with US it is lowest, and because human employs
ment is most thoroughly diversified by all forms
"ttnannfacturing industry. Their Governments
protect and stimulate the latter, while ours de-
StroyS it. They believe that everything is good
we swear by cotton only. Those countries
are consequently the industrial hives Of tho
world, gorging with their products and ex.
hausting US of our gold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24
Correspondence Of the wheeling 1ntelIge nesrl
cOnmeRecnnont weels aalt wa.hins..oIn Co

leSS3 PuI
The regular semi.annual examination of the
College classes closed on Saturday morning, the
18th inst, and on Sabbath morning, the Bacca
laureate sermon before the graduating class
was delivered by the President Of the College
Rev. DR.. Scott; and long, but able discourse on
the life aud character of tho Apostle Paul, held
the audience in strict attention. This sermon
was delivered before the class Of 81, and was
repeated on this occasion, by special request.
In the evening OF this day, Rev. AR. Grimes,
OF Cadiz, Ohio, delivered the annual sermon be.
lore the Society of Religious Inquiry y full
house listened to the Rev. gentleman, and near
y all, seemed quite well pleased. a few, how
ever, OF the older heads were seen TO shake as
he went oft in some Of his bolder flights AS n
who!e, the discourse was very satisfactory
Both OF the sermons were delivered in the
Presbyterian Church.
On Monday, the only noticeable thing was
The Senior Party" given to the graduating
class by the worthy President, and in spite Gf
the heavy rain. OF the evening, the elite, beauty
and fashion of Washington us well aS its wis.
dom and age, crowded the Dr's ample parlurS
On Tuesday evening, the Commencement
iiai was hltcd at an early hour, TO listen to the
yaledictoricS and responses Of the two Literary
Societies Of the College. The valcdctory Of the
two graduating classes of the Washington So.
clety, was delivered by John W. Dinsmore, Of
Buffalo, Pa in n neat md Scholor1,, s,,oocE l,,t
hardly of the cbar.rto snitsII" :, S.SsS., on'
caNion The rcSnonSr NJ, Lo,,aIc ~ ,i,a Sa' W
naming members or tho Snc;ot,. y. WV ~.
j. D. Eimonds, Of Pouo Ohio o MaS seo,a5 eenem GS y,
have good idea and concont;0n or Te,eu 10
10 he said at such q time " '''> '" ~
F.. p. Wilson of Wnshington wac ,,,,I;,,to-
rian for the graduating mc9bars oS tI,a Ie;no
Society, and in good language and style did lie
Mr.. BIovnev. Of Va WHO iiIIad ti,o Sa, "
his powcrGil voice ard b"I tbo ... ~
tho audience With his Good Ei.,or,. u
Next came the address tn the I;t.rnrv soo;,.
ties. by Rev Samuel i Syilso af ,la IT,,
Thcol3r;cal Seminary All.9E.,,,, r,;,1 d. =.
was tLe ercot of 1Ir wSois ,r...S: ~ -, 80,
mastcrlv ciFnrt thn hills NJ oI ','e'
have seldom heard II;s svh;,.o, s.T s3. St'.
Necessary to Snccess and for Non and 49,
he held the audience cnt-,nce Nv ,s i,r .'',s ~
ttn,nbt III, hp.,1f,- oF lisst,.lo - "
>plendor Of his clo6ue,5cc WhiI. ,,.,,,. ,yo,,I,i
moi ooyec viii kim in ;,,no,;nr- ,I.
could nat heIn=,,;vi iT tJ,air7
truth of his nreuments liz nnr,ya,,ed ~
thoughts nnd G.SlinTs of ,h,. .,1,i.rt ~ III:
and SO trutbfuliv that a WHO ,;s,e,o " L;,,
exclaimed that no ono who lind mi nossnd ,s,,'i
thronsh Cn,l"ro oo,,lJ hn,a 'si ,,;,' NV puSscu
sneec6 Hc vet t1''I vo'n AZ" S@em "
and memhcr Of the class Of 10 9'''N'>'''NN
This add.cSs in cnninnc,;o9 with ,l,,. R,oo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

EE above Compa having appoint ed The
their Agent for Wheeling ami vicinity woul resnect.
iny solicit the patronage Of the public. Said Companies
are Well known to be first class Offices losses
y 9Gj"SSed' y. G. ARTHUR, Agent.
feb5-y ''Sf 'ns Oi''lsn', Deposit Wbsn1ng BsTk v,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

WE desire to state TO t friends cs the late GTS
the trade generally that in nosscSsiOn
most ample facilities for the transaction Of
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS
We determined to all entrusted TO our
care, with deiitH and prcnpncs, favor.
able trrE>. LIST, MORRISON & co
January iSt, 1859.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-09-24

New Wine and Liquor Store.
THE undersigned respectfully 10 inform his
This day opened MhUlrsaie snt Rel al Vine Liquor
connected Et;ha Rar-r1nn at No q Main street.
door above te BNnt Wn-eling where he viii CON
saut!y keen on hand full pure Wines Bran
dies, Whistles, Gin, Rum, Ci ars, &c.
As 1t ms ta:-nnn 70 Keep nothing but pare ssn and
70 the closest attention n entrusted to me
hope 10 receive share Of public patronage which car
B'sty s"la!'. UYi=-9u! CONRAD 5rROBHI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
PUBLIC SALE,

I'hh uhGefsig. ed. intending m s,,-o,,i,,,.
tanning. will oder Publ,r .al. A. ~. 49,,
sehc'' sooui one mite Nor of Charlr,,ouo or
Wefa fday, GA of March.
me following sm~nr ether valuable .rtieI,,
Mule>, tioIs~> Coils;
Yoke 'OIrn IS head Of Cant.
30 Hogs. IS Sh.rp;
! Whsa' ThTrshst IZinmermsp. n.k,h
Wh.,, ke.psr lHu,sy Psi,ut)
esd wagons, Wheat Fan
or Cart, Straw, Carer;
P.o9Rhs aud Hsu.s.;
WheE Screen
Water Car Roller;
ohsibs. Single aaf Double ir,,.,
lio'ss Pssrs Wagon s.d PI,ayh G,
Anout 10 Acres OF Wheat IN lhr Grouna m,
be "sa'nr,d bsr.shtr,) Wv
Gain Ctsdi,s;
large lot az Bag &c. Se
ne stock above offered 10 s'nc,t xi,bou,
etf,"n OF the most sGperior quality. Tn, F,,m-
ing I'm p'emrnis are of The la's.I iay,n,.n sai -
eoci condition >'1 VI
TERMS or SALE
on all sums of ar under STA Ihr r,.h xut ..
trfnlr,d. On all Sums over Ihat .m,npt 49,.
'h' "ha) aoU6ii a. nice month. vii L. r,v
-, ~, N"b benl aud approved stcutny On the
"n.A' cf'dh ds'x mOaIhs viii h. xiy.n tom
dor><J. IAurS N ct,srnlen-
Feb ~ 1850 'A"ts y GIBSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
Administrators Sale.
PEIbNAL PROPERTY

W ga wv sih of MARCH
WILL 90. Pobre Sale. ~. ,..ifens.
nsc~ lAis w H.
PERSON PROPERTY, VIZ
y.d ~ Hofs.s tCsr.
q n"th so CsuIe
20 Impfoy,d 20 soH,ss
80 ""E' Wagon r. WOOD sud Gtain
Isu, "oll couirr
.',p,o'.l Dnii Bsnassf, D,u5ls sse
sac .1Sashs,
81 wsFao {. car s,tPi,,,ta..
Crn snsii-fwbsat Pa
s.',,.' A. Cbsin and Grsasiots.
Cafiisg@ s"iirsss
= s. bia-ssnta.,I.
ab.u' iss 'DsAu NV HsV
a iDf ri Bsrua,
Corn % ~ co ts.h.,.
HOUSEHOLAyD RJTUEv
FUTURE.
eon',~,hf q n-a. lE-s5s. Chsifs. Table,.
g','an'. WA'nss Aaiitons sbov-i abd
l'ht.f Dtains Room siovs,
Shoi Gen a. ~
! rtN ais0 Oh-f re e,rfts &C. %, w.,
and RE ~ ne ere
FOR SALE Aba. t...,....,.t,.
u ~ ysafs %
Ths Pam VIM ,.,t 49,, ~. T., -,
ApFii hett u "
i"Ht ~ Ha>f - ere ~ sit b3nihs ui'i -
aiveg o. 81 suns over 49, -. Al - =.
and ast~f, 30 Casa ell ,.sstrS n -,'.'.
~ 20 - fsaVgrd Bsui ihfnss IL J. 80 -,
piled anh.
JANa.oGlaAaat
81 07s AkfAsn desd
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Public Sale


WILL eeodsred ~ PubI,c sse,ioe ., X ,h,.,o,,
w to the highest bidder
." Tss'sfay re 81 day Of sfa,ea. 1859.
all nv
Personal PROPERTY
CONSUMING 10 psU IS fotov,
Head ~ gooc work uo,.x. ...,
are ,.vrral nne ridirr Hor..,
noe s'silicn. tche.,er Lion ~
Two y'sr obi Coils;
U ooe year Old Colt;
lot Of Hog;
wagon Gears Ter .iI Hor,.,.
Wascn ssdii. WAGON an. I'D
.nrs banhesr rlourh.;
Second hand Plourh.: n H.,,o~
S'oeis and Double shovel PIoors.,
sc"in Cover-r>s y Corn Sheii.r
s,ns'- aai Double Trees; F,ih ch,,,
I Wire HJfse RAKE;
Water Car ana Barrel:
] BuRey and Harness.
SalAey aud hsrarss Tor Hor.es:
Bacon nv TIE pound;
and msny other Ar icl., 100 ,..i,,.,- -
cehMS.-on ell sum. Of s. apd uoa,, M.
so VIZ he r.qair-d--over ibat amour, , c,,tI,
""oths s,iI - eiven-psrr hs..r siv In. oos
80 approved security. No Pnreriy 10 h. %.
G. g ahui INC terms oi "a le ere com piled with
sA~ 10 eonm.Lee early 10 The d.y
S.ss, F. WooDw.sD AueIiou.sr. Ems
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
Val able Furniture, &C,
rs PUBLIC AUCTION
IN cHARLEsTowN, va.
Friday. tie lslh day 81 !HI,.A. 1850

BSDlSG 10 di,eonIinue rh- C.hin.,.u
sE ~ CAsIles'ovn, shat der at Puoiie
90 the day abpyr issigasi-i 20 iIont OF IN
pr shop. situs led near toe B,rk i,,y,
4 81 acc aad most excellent FURNITURE
l,'s.ay snd Wsinut, eOn.i, ,Gs 10 part Of
Berssas. sietbosres, Tables,
wsrdrooes. Chains,
s'e"esa'. SOFAS. Lounges, &e.
shl offer cute large 10, of MAHOGANY and
al 'snerrinE 80 well a. Lo,k. Hinges
"'ad ,ao,net HstdSais F.l.fsHv AI,o.
Beaches. Ssss Ceisels CIsmrsa aud .th,i
Eb.faiiJ pcitsininz 10 shop ~ I'm, efsr
40 sEceilent TuTnisE La h 9th h.,,
I Cneoisf say. good spting Wagon
"sho Harness.
RNS.-A credit Of siG months W ili b, given
'ans OF - and oP~srds pprchs,,r r,yiUK
'si approved security under ,hatC Cash
p'sh J 1859 -3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-03
BOARDING. SCHOOL,

iSs coRNELlAF =. BILLINGS Ia. op.n,a
w school i"r Young lafic, and mise. a. m.
i"snhaHr Dufheld's Jefferson courv In.tuc.
"on VIII b. given N all th- branches on tt-r,,i
soncaton inrluiins hsihrmaiirs Lain Fr,urh
Mns'r, Draw z ~. All necessary a>,,.tsu..
IN the way OF Supcrsh'cuGaare auf imrs,rtpg a.,
sin'u"n' VII r. .'rrn by Rev. y BuL i>as. Pastor
IN 'hnich ~ Eik Branch. A few more board.
err can b. accommodated
.'in' ior 3, aiding aud tailinu SIS rer session
OF , months. Music ahd Fiench ezra.
Dec - S.
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Iermca'c> OF PSck'gs 81 10 whole Tickets $50
10 Halt IN
10 oIaueTs 10
10 E,ghih> 10

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFI
N-.FNs 'Htltte ihS money cor sGCTr,. Iur N.
,'ek"is ordered, on receipt a.. which they vii y,
iotSsfd-d by mail. Purchasers can have iickst,
'nflng 20 any hxIrs they mar designate
ihe list 81 iTAsn numbers ani pfiz.S will h.
".. ,n pn'chasrfs Immediately after the drasiur
toPuIchs>efs will pI,a.r Uritr 49,, $50
,nIe, riA'h And give their pet ottcc county aLt
- Remember tha; every prize 1. dawn apt
PAYABLE IN iuli sithovi detuciion
70 Az pi'kes OF 600 and under paid imm-.
didieiy alter the drasing- her pfixes Al ih. ~.
a! time OF 30 days
AZ Communications, strictly CONFIDENTIAL
AGdtts. Orders Tor Tickets or Cetu6ra,,.t
MchlNNEf co Ssvsnush Ga
LIZ n lIsi OF The numbers that are drawn t,ru,
h wheel with the amount Of N. rr.,- 80, -
oAs 40 enuti-d To- viii BE- pIhiish-d susf ,vr,v
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NOTICE i hrt-h' given ihst an ri-.ii,n vii
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srs'aI hIeeu"n D,''t,ci. ct tbs, Coua r.. pi,.u.
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C"nTt OF APP-sls. - al me yacanr, CO. ..;g,st
ny me ieath ofihs HOH Gfeeu q same, a,.
judge oi ih- laid Cuur'
Jan - 80 w. CAMPBELL. Sheriff
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