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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-23

AFreSh Lotto GOODS JUST Received.
New Orleans Sugar. Is 'unds for ono dollar,
o Prime, Crushei,
Louisiana Clarified, " Powdered,
Belcher's Clarified,
MoLAssEs Ann sYRUPs.
Belcher's Golden Syrup, N o Molasses NEW CROP
Pine Apple Syrup 3 II Molasses.
COFFEES.
Prime Rio. Fresh Roasted.
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
Imperial. ooong
Yonng Hysoh.
FLOUR.
Johnton's Buekwhtat do.
FISH.
Picked Herring mo y Codash,
Mackerel, No white Fish.
BALr
G A Salt, Salt by the barrel.
SOAP.
white O Soap, CASTLE Soap,
Brown do Transparent Soap.
oil.
whale Dor burnips) Elephant.
FRUIT.
sul,ana Ratsns Dust rcci) Zaute Currants,
Valencia do Ctron
NJ r. do Pruncs,
Dried APPLES (new) Dried Peaches new
BIrRNING FLUID, warranted TO burn and no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE OF. all kinds.
EAIKHAVEN OYSTERS, always fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be as good Is
can be found is the city.
All Goods 10 reasonable amount, DELIVERED
PREE OF CHAEGE, within the city limits.
Jan9-dAwtf T.. n. Sh MAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-23

New Haven County,
New Haven Jenuory 81, 1859.
Personally appe 4red Wells Southworth, President,
and Levi b. Bradley, Secretary Of the City Fire In
surance ,mpany, and eeverally made oath that the
foregoing sta tement OF the condition Of aid Oom-
psny on the first day Of January 1859 by them sub
scribed Just and true and tha they the above
described officers OF sail Company beforeme
r, @, JOHN 8 GRAVES,
LIE o. Notary Public.
Peb21
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-23

Ben ent Institution established by special On.
document, for the Reii.J Of the SICK dnd
Disfressed, afflicted Nth T.riient
and Epidemic Diseases.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-23
MEDICAL.
Flagg'sGOOd SalnaAFneanss
IeseooeeAiuSR Rcai>

'TNnIs 10 a. Internal and Hxternsi Medicine esn.
i J,osei ~ Roots, Herbs, and Berks, such - our
fJtefsihsrs usei There l. Bouniisu. supply o. tbs
Earth 10 cnre nj complaints IL ve only sD~v What
they were. And nov Shr Good eamsrtsAn brfr.s ~
good news snj Glad uiipgn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-23

YoR GOOD GOODS AND Low P1I01s,
Dan 8 10. Wsstosccod stssst, Nickolls' Block
Rreh1a sANYORD SUITS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-23

Boyss and Youths Boots aAa Shoess
Misses Heeed Boots, Children's Metallic Tipped
ehoes, just received at
M a wYcRnrr n, mr. 0CH
, 1859-05-06

Il seems the fIibusters have not yet abandon
Cd he project Of seizing the Queen Of the An
tlIes.- The New York Courier des Etats Unis
pubIshss statement which il teonsiders reliable,
disclosing the existence Of an extensive secret
nlibusteTIng organization for the invasion Of Gu
b. Tho Courier says that the expedition is
fhIly organized, and ready 70 start Tor Cuba i'm
msdinilly on The receipt Of Instructions which
~ 1rpctisd By ths next steamer from Havana.
HI represented that the headquarters Of
Re cxpcditioi Is in the city Of New York, and
n.I plenty of AIMS and ammunition are at their
command 10 various Southern cities, and that q
hrgs number Of men are ready to embark for
cnba rinuiianeously, from different parts Of the
urion
The csrsrisr also says that secret agents are
engaged IN Cuba IN preparing facilities for access
d landing % he coast Of Cuba.
, 1859-05-06

Tkarr.-Pnlrr nolflrqp, Il fhs Eieams.
c1.I''sIi,a ~ eur thapis ~ l.ss visiori.
I,fe-
, 1859-05-06
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SfEHICOOI, v. r, FRIDAY, NAY 6, 1859.


Az viii have been seen by our Olympia con.
temporary for some weeks past, and also by this
journal Of the past and present weekr, parties
arc placing themselves in battle array for the
contest Of July next Conventions are being
held, committees appointed, resolutions adopted,
and an the measures usual on such occasions arc
being concerted with q view to the. election Of
he candidates for the different Offices Rag,
Tag, and BObtail are busy, in convention and
elsewhere, exhorting some TO remain stcadfast
% the faith that is in them, and bringing all their
Sloquenee to bear for the conversion Of others
who never had any faith. Anatbemas are iber-
ally bestowed on those who won't "gO It blind p"
On regular nominations; only those arc vouch-
saied political salvation who swallow the whole
hoEwithout blinking. So, with liberal promises,
. little political suasiOn, and sometimes not
little barney, al things are being put in train
br the coming trial Of strength. Those Of the
candidates who had no character before are sure
b est one now, for good or evil, with all the
usual udornments; and We pity the unfortunate
viehts whose antecedents are not without bem-
ish. The period to e'apse prior to the election
gives an who are interested in good government,
and who desire good government, ample time to
scrutinize the characters and claims Of those
seeking their sufIiages II too often happens
hat voters arc very remiss in this matter; they
10 frequently manifest total Indifference to the
qualifications Of those for whom they vote. This
L wrong, and much Of the bad government so
, 1859-05-06

naked defornites Their crimes and htinous
misdccds arc being laid bare TO the scrutiny Of
an appalled, world, and VIC have no doubt that
the rcTelation will be followed by a just and
prompt rctribution from the arm of outraged
justice. There are troops enough in Utah to re.
duce the rcbeious, murdcrous zcalots to srbor-
dination, and We have good evidence that the
judiciary aud military will work IN concert for
that most desirable end. The earth has already
been too long burdened with their crimes.
Nothing in history bears any comparison with the
polluted cesspo ] Of Mormon iilthneSs and wick
edness The plea cannot now be extended in
their favor that they had sinned through ignor-
anee. They have been sufficiently enlightened
on all important points, and adequate protection
afforded to those who might wish to disconncct
themselves from their uEho!y communion. In
steal, however Of availing themselves of those
advantages, they have chosen 10 remain in their
corruption; they persist in being joined to their
idols, and mock at every threat, laugh every
overture to scorn."
This surely does not look much like "crush-
ing the Mormon rebellion" which the New York
Necs gives Mr.. Buchanan the credit of having
done. The money spent in reducing them TO
submission has been worse than wasted, and the
whole work will have to be done over again b.
Buchanan or his successor.
, 1859-05-06

1t convention Of the Democrats Of Pierce
County, held at Bvrd's Mill, on Saturday, the
30th day Of April, 1859, on motion, +. A. Light
was called to the chair, and n. II. Orr chosen
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated to be the
nomination Of delegates to Ter itorial Conven.
ton, to be held in Olympia on the 10th day Of
May next, and also to nominate county officers.
On motion, the following gentlemen were nom
mated for the Territorial Convention: A. j. Byrd,
W. McLucas, Robert Thompson, John Rigncy,
A. C. Lowell, J, $. Jaquith.
For candidates for the Legislature: j. NJ Chap.
man, 4. G. Lowell, J. S. Jaquith.
For Sheriff, Egbcrt Ii. Tucker.
Assessor George Brown.
County Commissioner, Robert More.
Constable, Joseph Whitman
Democratic Central Committee for Pierce
County: Abram Woolcry, John RiSuey, A. j.
Byrd, n. II. Orr, Henry Murrey
II was moved and carriedthat the proceedings
Of this meeting be published in the PUGET Sound
Herald and Pioneer anil Democrat
On motion, the meeting adjourned
E A. LIGHT, Chairman.
n H. ORR Secretary
, 1859-05-06
StiIatuum Sflarkd auA Ilrirs Gurrtnt.
ETnlLAConNI. F,ida,.. nInr n Issa.

SASAAAOOOnAs Fliuay, may y, looS.
The trade In Dry Goods and Groceries has been fair with
prices unchanged The weeaatehe mines attract
tentOn shrewd traders making their calculations
accordingly looking confidently that for an active
trade. Thanks to the genial and industrious daywOmen
have fair supply Of fresh butter and The proms, Is
full supply Not So however with Eggs Fresh Pork and
Vegetables.
oAfs-iOoo bushels sold at Zoe.
cAITLE-T pairs work sold on private terms.
BEEP--3s head sold at ia t.stH
, 1859-05-06
eB- For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c., Ne.
WIstRr's DaIsam Of Wild Cherry.

EB- For the Lungs, Coughs, COIds, &c., uSs
WIstHr's BAlsam Of Wild Cherry.
We regard the Wild Cherry tree as one Of Naturea own
physciansa sort Of Good Samaritan OF the FoFegt-foF n
"medcal gum" has relieved the surg sAyvd the Ivss
OF thousands The Basam prepared by DR.. wiStar pun
and perfectly reliable preparation the real Cherry esStne
confidently aud strongly IN praise having witnes.sd
It's rcnoytng influence In consumpVe cases. when all stsr
prescriptions had proved Of o effect, '
= u by all respectable druggists.
BE cautious, there many counteres Look van =.
the signature before purchasing Take none unless hss M,
name Of "Henry Mistar, Nd Philadelphia" and eanfsrS
Park engraved on the outside wrapper All others sre
base limitations. ~
PARK WHITE the only Agents, to whom al ordou
should be addressed. '''
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINEs WARRANTED
GENUINE.
l32 Washington ST., opposite the Market San Francisco.
TERs VEGETABLE STOMACH nITTERs in removing I'M.
forcing an appetite, mparnE health and tone to the ry,e
and d''sipauhE dypcpc symptoms, truly Wonderfl
Every nervous debAted weak and emacated person male
rcmae, should try at One wine -Elaaafu tnlen
three times each day, before meals the patient
be lady or child In dehate eordion. half The Quantity
will do until sucleut strength which viii be raj
iEed In very short time and convince the patient the truth
q the above named hepy results which have gained for heSe
Biners such an enviable reputation everywhere.
Sold In quantities to suit by d. j.
PARK y WHITE, Sole Agents.
3c;sm i3s Washington st., San Francisco.
, 1859-05-06

~ DIR. GuysOtts Imp owed Extract OF YeIIo,-
Dock and SarsapHa put up In quart bottles contains nv
Of the pure Honduras sasnpaa than any other
eNaut which Is chemically combined with the Fxrss ~
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry thus maLI ~
remedy more thoroughly efficient than any other
before the public AZ the time Il Is perfectly frre tr
all mineral posons, whh cannot be said any other o ~
sarsapaTla compounds. The invalid should beware oi Is
ern and metallic sons which enter into and form he art
basis Of most OF the aIsnparlas and Panaceas Of NJ a..
Guysoits Compound ENtrHc; o yellow Dock and sarsapa
does not contain particle Of these substances any
ascertain by apply Ing the necessary tests.
Let al poisonous srsapara preparations alone ana ma.
duSsoit Improved Extract Of yellow Dock and
which s thoroughly ecacous perfectly harmless and puEs
vegetable All knds Of disease yield Its genial influence
has no equal.
he and get The QUART BOTTLES sold BY drurr,,,
generally. Nee-S
PARK y WHITE, General Agents, Importer, ana
Dealers In all valuable Patent Medicines, l3s WaShnTon
street, San Francisco. SOSsS
, 1859-05-06
n. II. oRR, Secretary.

ATTACK UPON A RESERVATION BY SNAKE H..
DIANs.-The DdiLes Journal says the Snake In.
dams recently made descent on the Warm
Spring Reservation, and succeeded in running
off a large number Of horses. besides killing sew
eral, belonging to the friendly Indians. They also
killed several horned cattle. Two Snake Indians
were killed on the Reservation, in the act of steal
ing. Indian Agent Dennson has asked for
small military force to be stationed on the Reserve
for the protection of the friendly Indians Since
the above attack, the Journal of April 22d says
the same Indians have succeeded in running of
some hundred head Of horses, killing several
and eating them; and also Eilling four or five
head Of horned cattle. They have made forays
upon the Reservation almost every night for the
last two weeks. From DR.. T. L. Fitch, who
came in on Sunday, the 18th ult, with Snake
prisoners, it learns that some five or six Of the
friendly Indians have been killed by the Snakes
while they were protecting their property.
ANOTHER OF THE 0uHI FAMLY.-It is stated
that the son Of 0uhi was lately brought in, by
friendly Indians, to Fort Simcoe, where he is un-
uel SOuuHetncut. hc VIII " tIaHSleTTeu 10 fOft
Vancouver, and will be turned over to the civil
authorities Tor trial. He is charged with having
taken part in the fighting against miners last sea-
son, and with having killed miner last summer,
east Of the Cascade mountains.
LucKY.-A terrible affair is impending in cun.
sequence Of the discovery said to have been made
by the English portion Of the family Of lady late
ly married to an Italian Prince, and which fils
with dsmay every member of the high race to
which the lady belongs. The title Of tho sol
disant prince is said to be Of late purchase, and
the prince himself not many years ago, cook in
the service Of the clubs Of London. Having been
dispatched to Vienna by the club upon some er.
rand connected with his calling he entered into a
speculation in sheep, and in few years realized
the splendid fortune of which he is now master.
This fortune has enabled him to marry into a
family connected with the highest aristocracy Of
both England and France. t
, 1859-05-06

Duu- 6-ou-Ihs uork q clearing oR and
Il11'nr Dc 10 fhr ne brick Eiors q MsssrA Nc.
c. a ne-lIs = progressing upidly. uhlls Mr.
Ny1u Cues j. engaged n making de bricks.
Nhn finished. Ih'a building yin Be decidedly .
E.lur. q l1o town n dimsnIious viii Be 80
1gc11.l. ani W. nln1il1 IN hrishL Ths enter
rI'.l \ co|nncndabis one.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-29

DO you wish 20 be healthy strOngf Then 20 a
once ana get some ol Aelean Cordial IL will t,,v,s
orae and strengthen your blooa "a TOW through eyerx
VEN, and the rch rosy bloom OF health 10 n,oupt y,
sour check again. Every bottle warranted 10 siys
satisfaction 49,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-29
Mroifal.
M LIE ANS
strengthening C0rdiai,
md BLo0D PIRIFIER.
Chronic OF Nervous Debility, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and al diseases arising from
n nisnrdarad 4 =


DYSPEPSIA heartburn, Inward Piles Acldny or sick
ness OF tie stomach, fuilness OF Blood 70 the Head
dun pain or s~ ~nIn4ng IN the Head, Palpitaton the
Heart iuliness OF ght the SlOmach sour EructaI
tons, Choklng or Sunocatng feeling when ~ g down,
dryness or yellONncss OF the SKIN and Eyes N,yht
SWeais, inward Fevers, Iin in the Small OF Tie Back
Chest siue, sudden bushes OF heat Depression OF
Spirts, fTishuul dreams, lAnguor, Des,s0ndeney or
any Nervous i'sease, sores or Biotches the SKIN
and ever aud Ague Tor ChIlls aud Fever n viii
also cure diseases OF the Bladder and No1ab such as
sernn.i eaknesS, incontineN> of Urine straneuary
Inflammation or Weakness OF the Womb or Bladder,
Whites. sc.
here Ii NO Mistake abOuI IL.
This O~f0isl v III never Ian ol the above
diseases II taken per directions on each bottle IN
German Engllsh and French.
over Aiaif IA Million of hotties
have Dee sofa during the ist months anu In 40
instance has Il failed IN giving entire satsiact,oo =
no then VIII sulier from Weakness OF debility when
Mclean = Sli eng tllening Cordial Will cure you,
0 ha A
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We say 10 parents, II !ouE Cniiuren are sicklv m
ny, OF aHhcted with complaints prevalent among en-
dren, give them a small quantity Of McIeans Cordia
and II MIL make them healthy lat and robust DrI.
not a moment, try Il and you viii be convinced
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-29

The above named first class steamers have entered
into an arrangement, forming Lightning Express
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-29


r. z. R.-RadwAy's Ready Relief FOR Headaches
whether sick az nervous rheumatism, Par
Aiysis, I.imbago, Gout, Neuralgia, Iooth
ache, Small Pox, fovers, swollen Joints
Kis4ney Complaints, SCARLET Fever, Paine n
round The liver, PleuTsy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains vi all kinds. Railways kea-
dy Relief VIII, 10 q feH minutes change the
miseries you suffer TO joys of pleasure
K R-siadxay 'sReD0vatiDg ltesovent for the cure
Of ehroaic dseascs-such as Scr0fuons and
g.. Syphihti- Conn ,aints ConsuiuTtise and 9th
affections OF the Lungs aud Threat, lncu-
ration aud enlargement Of p4rts, kruItige
and other dscases OF the skin, Nodes, Ia
nlOrs, Ulcers, dyspepsia, aBd AL other dis
easeses arising from an impare siAte OF the
M.sod.
RR R-IadWAy's Regulators will cure effectively
and speedily, oosuyeness Indigestion, In
GAmmAton ~ the Bs~cis, % sl.epsis, Liver
Complaint Diseases VI the Heart And ki1-
aeys, Female Carl piAini 4, ,sLaAifax, ferers,
MedEles, Ac- Whenever The - stem a eat
of order, dose Of fsad~ay's Regulators " u
resiore Il ~ regularity No reuazls shousl
be without them.
r. r. Remedies s0ldby Druggists every where.
rasrie-iydAv RAILWAY On
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MeDifal.
r. II. II.

HEALTH viii, in all cases, follow the use OF Rad
IL ways Il. K. Remedies. There none so Eick
diseased, weak feeble, or crippled with pain
ndrmiues but that kadwHy's Ready Relief, Rcnovat
ing RcsOvent, Regulators, the nature OF the DIS
sickness may require, Will quickly and rapid.
ly cure.
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Relief
Rad~ay s Renovating Resolveft Ridway Regulators
Each OF these remedies special curative pow
crs over certain diseases Yet there other dlseas
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used there n sufficient lie
and strength within the diseased dying body t0
tain their action, the patient vll live and be restored
TO health
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ConstitutionnI Diseases.

Many diseases that anlict humanity inherited rs
heir looms from the diseased bodies Of sckly sres
ScTofula Consumption, syphilis and Fits, are among
the most common VI constitutional diseases Now We
how many generations the seeds of these dis
eases may have been established IA the system, cor
ruptng the blood-Rdicdys Rcn0ndtsHg Aesofrdnf VII
eradicate from the bodies OF the afflicted every parti
Gle OF diseased deposits, and M the veins with new
pure and healthy bIoDd
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ChiIdren,. diseases.

Rddaay's Reaauatino bes,,lranf should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the land, whose
Infants afflicted with SOres, Humors, Se. These
bfsakngs (thus early evidence Of disease
transmitted rom the parent stock Afev doses Of the
ksH0c0g RESIDENT wi eradicate every vestes ol the
disease and insure the cbid sound and healthy body
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ClaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHEVEE TENN
Removal.

TINE subscriber takes this method of informing his
l. Old customers and friends and the public general
y that he has removed his Hardware Store from the
old stand Market street, to No 50, the large brick
building lately erected the South side of Broad St
where he keeps constantly on hand and makes to
der the various articles embraced in his line of bust
He invites especial attention to his large
ment Of CASTINGS, HOLLOW WARE, BRASS, &c, such
Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes, Pl0w Mods,
Straw Cutters, Corn-Snellers, Corn-Crushers Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing, Coffee Mills,
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle Sticks,
and an almost endless variety of other articles.
Jan eft ANDREW ANDERSON.
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!lsf RnAT klEkY flaILl Nllfa.

A O>@Sy eaau-P ss@ias A4cn1su. frce s1.iy as
n - 49, Ahcse A-lLziacs el.ls ~ kasa = -
saFs tissi --cs M -i2laust sscfy l-Isaig 10 ap-
l<c.@ts - ass-st ck@lais1 tlseua. lheFs-
isae -i4 @ie ~4at 500 cheap ee~tlsg A.c..lsss or
to0e9 - hts lof tAe s-ie % tAs Selflcs0n a
a at nsosd ats.liJ sealaa s4aeaiae,
~4.l f+s7e e-i a A.e alcfs4s ae4, - Il -seal
"a 1as--s1 49, Arst tcssc.ssc. lzosaas 0ser } n.
"7-. = @-1-e S-sre, teaol Alfvsts bet-rsa Iellcse
@14 Nl.erEg Elzssts-
y h.--i--fts-a-~s @tteasioa ll-ia - repzlring al
kisss es~A-s A-elAAss. ~ a sxisrisless hsAa
= fLkallSc's ss~ing A.eaias Dspsl
MASKS ne, fell.s ssak4-1tssAty
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FOR RENT.

TIVE besAtial ssors hoss Al lAreSen, occupied by
Il fAEEaEN AEo., 6Fcccrs aiaa iFos ssaa siofV
Coilsse street = Co Fvat he sssss4t year Apply
JsssIi mcHAEL VAUGHN
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7nn BaIS ana eaaFteF bbIs. fsesh cranberriez,
lOU l1zl receised and f0r sale BY
jaai-a Carrier. wlISFoaD 4
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Notice.

A IL persons Indebted 20 the estate OF sAkAa s.
n EwISG, are requested 70 come forward aud make
pa ynent, aud those % y 5Dm the estate s ldebted
hereby requested 10 present their CLAIMS Tor
tlement or they Will be forever barred
AHRAA L. DEMoss, EXT,
sept2e-Ls ol sarah ). Ewing
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ETNA COAL.

fISk sapt1y - tais n1oft ecunn sza1fA ~ c.l .
n % land The A1na Gal lAra hse< - tss Na.h-
vile sna ca4rsssos4 EsfiEaA1 ieIt, seillns
fcgiesinx 8s Eric~ss
I4rxs lsals .sa rszna Coal = esais sr sszhsl. or
- 50 pGr Ioa.
HIKsa, kTss ana aae. caAl - esst pr bashsi. ef
- % pr foa-
f1le o,al ie eeEts s.ef basAel. o. 81 - pr ron.
IFy i .zs pa sill BE eoasines4 = ne best
ssssi-is sAna J. AeNEws
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''ExeeIsierr Germ and Cob Mill,

All eoApesc, pairs Of e lnding rrngs, ths
o~ pgks Vl fokif lI gsFs, wslsh - iosef tAAs 10 las
ever been before Uucrci ,snd sndefs "a, Ia opla-
abe cheapest fill 10 Anarfta- As ia. farmers of
fcuneSsee ~ih tie Fclll tlS - ~.
cesioT' u uuasCcssaFy turDtcs lsts "a tat ap
.nlcglts sal siaaply HAT Alial lsled
using Cora AEa CD. Nu,at, u.is, EyV, AG, lsr
stock ana q l.aag AAiss laslly u.s. itsisChargus
the meal ffoln Ivlnt d4ect5 nto ha b4shel aud
rs EflaaiI.g suTtaCl cosstguNtssl tilzt
~orn Il CaA be removed aEd Ag~pd Al a cosg u
thfcc apiislTzs a sHrA
froni tgs stsEe suF Asehts taroag host he state
viii uhserNv thry aut1afikea ~ sei The "Excsi-
slUF % DIE pa s-st sss1soa for forty iuliArs.
FeFsosss AaauIg tbs above Asli "a s'ie.se address
JAAks e hAlDWfS,
No. 81 collsss street A4shSais, 4eaas
dec24-triH4s am
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LIVERY STABLE.

XNTM. 7. WRIGHT 4 CO, would respect -
w Tully Inform the ciIzcis 81 Nashville l.--.T\
and public generally th4t tlauy have AAA
purchased the we'll known Livery stable
uAtuTvs fora eriy ucuupiud by Nm- }. Philips,
Market street. iCs below tliC SQUARE.
We have arst.ratc lots Aud buA stsils 10 accommc-
date dFuycrs, sua ali our iIieuds ~ho may favor
ath thor patronage.
We Plvsv o. give satlslsetiou "a all cases
We have barge uuln1vr of aLe sasldlc Horses aud
be bugEirs - hlfe 4t AL Times.
Tho tact Nc do not atcad being passed by any
Stable la the southern country. Come aons aId
for yourselves.
ls5S-Iy VA. 7. WRIGHT CO.