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DALYts
.Aromatlc VaIIey whiskt.

= this ace Of aiulteraed desterous Liquors 8 ou7co
of srcat satisfaction to e able oatraes 70 public notes
sssng 90 qualities except such have s most fFo AHA
anenec on tine human consultation
lev ra of soil on the banks Of the Rhine produces the
grape which wiz flourish where else irps whose ce pro
eeeis he Johsnnist ers seeno,es vi4e Of ne world
quality OF which, when mlnuaeture into cigars are ieonff
hy superior % dat Of the p5oduetot any etr sei Ana 1a
long supPl the world win suer3 ceieni a eso sous
IRON such rooaeeo as cannot be induced 70 grow
In like il has long known tsta lne testof,
lying in the valley of the honsugahea river exc usiey s
orth Rye Of properties marked and pecusr at is dst
atOn pgoaes hisky Of such suPetve Character as places
BY process recently discoVerea ana now known only 70 ny
manufacturers Ire sa FO he choicest spot of this favored
ioeA's s maze . ys,i y. ne r., v.-,....
With vhiehnO other stand iustant's comparison
have no apprehenson Of being sccHsd Of puhIshug
vii arst subject my WHISKY tothe test 'ee
II the standard atcle Al the art oa Hotels sDd
assumes It's ieaains poston, Is W
A.saEaes. slls Pain, Of Superiority,
It's medicinal properties SUCH tat s mnediots e
fects sr pleasant and grateful exercises the haPpest psA
Thave analysed ,aEaplso 'By Aromatic VALLEY asEy
dsleterioas a'mztass JAMES R. cHILlON, n. D,
sr.rE AssAvrR's oryscE. y Somerset Street.
So'ionsAPsa i7th, lss9-
have male gasaIoa ANALYSIS Of your Aromatic Valley
Whiskg and ind il pure se c0TeJ, ne H8isfy contain
ng no uroas % any Kind, and would rscoue it
CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State Assycr
W.. II DALT--
-Four Aromatic Valley Whisky IS received, and after careful *
animation, find to be Iure article, eEf s Jrons tte
sayrYieass fgasfg hse fours. fespcct-
fully. JAMES J. MAPES,
Aualytical Chemist.
Consumers depend getting pure article Fhen
they buy the Valley Whisky, il sed t the h9teony
WNL II. DALI,
70 South William street. New FORK,
iau!a-leo in sole Proprietar.
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PrescOtt's History of Phillip the Second ofwhich
three volumes have appeared, viii be completed by
Mr.. Kirk. bis amanuensis, to whom the blind histo
ran expresses his obligations in the preface to the
first volume of the work.
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commenced.

The Southern Literary Messenger announces thai
the first volume of the Life of James Madison"
which has been in preparation for some time past,
by the Hon William C. Rives, is now rcady for the
press, and may be exrestedtO appear early IN the
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VWTE have Mol stock Faa foe sae Stnaiei ~ lss ns
w end OF county. Tennessee, containing 51O
acres o which 75aeres well mber and the balance "a
MnviiIe and x miles north McAiln vile and Nsnchs.
ter Ear and ON tie Barren Fork Of Coll rver inmeat
ly in the forks OF river, making all parts d me I 1
ept t stock water Upon - Nhoe makrg to1e Of e best
stock Farms co1nty Two hundred acres Of ne et
bottom hand But word, the Esoe tract IS rot 70 e 20 d
fr ~ wheat clover or grass. It Ines level ana All enaeie.
Those wi hina to buy good farm would DO veil 70 90 and cN
At the land will recommend ITSELF fhis and las a.
ssry proymeus upOn il For other culTs ares " y.
Brewer Manchester, or A. J. Brewer, Morrison Depot
SscIGtvEWtf Q. @. 4 A. J. BksWER
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General Agent for the state. -
FISHER, WHEELES 4 co.s
sshz7-5Ava Nashviiie. Tea
FAKMERs

TWILL DOUBTLESS be grafsd TO observe that n reE OF ns
M continued stringency have eoncued g make sns
reuctiop in our popular and unapproaehahe Sorn Hn
o MILL ne N celsiOr, as viii bring Il within The reace
Ar an Itis nog offered Tor this oulg al conpee visa
to tts Of rrntng rings the low rate or erg pui
A. a. a. We are aare than the kxeelior nas er
lrs hesn offered in the United States ami a. B snfelor
rnouestione by those destitute o. prejudice, We vas
v anrecists our Efforts by sending in ther ofl-r
tl lie nave long since Awarded 70 the Excelsior ne o
~ li without discussing its suEpassinE l'e'it 9l.r
- ~ e1 sith The remark that The AScellor' s aa y.
- r and eob wheat. rye oats, &c, for SOCK in
- sfv ~ IN DISCHARGES neal directly INTO hai
bnsbI ard 3 provided with movable gnding sufaee sl
- | ft ear be restored Gust % tree dollars Agents
t STATE are authorised sell The Excelsior as above
p,soSSs vsutinr the alovs VII please address
A'i JAMES G. BAbDWINs
ae-74-5Atw3m q. college street, Nashville. eenn
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A New FLORIDA RAuROAD.-A charter has been
obtained for railroad from TocOi, near Picolats,
Fla, to St. Augustine 100000 stock has been
subscribed the first installmen paid, and the road
commenced
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In 1856, the whole of the dutiable imports at New
York for that year we're S1eS $685. G46; in 1857 they
had risen to SI96, 1862. The monetary embar-
easements of the fall of 1857 the results of general
ex rlvagauce and overtrading, caused our imports
at New York TO fall to Sl2857s 256 in 1858. There
was still greater falling off in the imports entered
for ware housing; for, whilst there SIS. S42,
$40 of imports warehoussd in New York in 1857,
there were only S25, ,635, ,5l9 warehoused in 1853.
There was a corresponding falling of in our imports
at Boston, Philadelphia, Charleston, Baltimore and
New Orleans As a consequence of this elimination
in our imports the cash duties upon imports at New
York fell from S45 SIS 27O in 1856, to $50 $50 074
in 1857, and fell in 1858 to S26 476 731-s loss to
the Government from one commercial port alone Of
1900, 600 in two years. There was correspond
ing falling off in the exports Of the United states;
fr whilst our exports were 1887 1856 O65 in 1857,
they we're only $293, 75S, ,279 in 1859 falling of
of nearly $50 100000 in year This simple sta
tstiesl statement eEp'4ins how it is that, without
auy remarkable increase in cur national expendi-
tures, the Government finds itself with an empty
treasury and the expenses of the Administration
greatly exceeding national income. This is not
the result of any extravaganza upon the part Of the
| Government but is the inevitable consequence Of
our imports falling of something like fOrty>ve PER
l cent. in two years.
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DKsrtrUTIoS ~ CASADA A-THREArsNED FAMIsE -
The people Of Bruce county, Canada West, which
borders on the East sbors Of Lake Huron, are said
10 be tbrea ened with starvation in consequence Of
the failure Of last years crops. The KincardiDe
Commonwealth says
10 the adj, Townships there are hundreds Of
fsmilies verging on starvation; and ID oaly knows
where the end WiII be, what il to becORe cf them
MANY Of our bes; aad thriftiest farmers are dssti
tute Of the wherewithsl 10 carry them through till
another harVest--ihe crops of the past year having
almost proved failure We eSult euamerNe in
stances where even already families are subsisting
on fe boilei ,urnips, others on bread and wafer
alone. and the suoply 50 small that il cannot keep
BODY ard soul hanging together for many weeks lou
ger. Some have consumed everything in the saape
Of vcgstaiioa, and their last resOrt have sangh
tered their oxen, which form their whole subsis
tence.
The Commonwealth says that immediate measures
Of relief viii have to be adopted TO save hundreds
from death by Starvation.
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rEETROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.

METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE.
YHyE Propretors inform the citizens OF NASHVILLE and
the public generally, that ey have at expense
fttci up The store houses the corner Of
CHERRY AND CEDAR STREETS,
for the purpose of carrying regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.
We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare with prices attached
tht be enabled suit both pockets andapPees Of
customers and charge than they get THIS has been
70 merit nuIc patronage. certain Of success with
own Efforts and the immortal in the kitchen, will furnish
nnhc dinners at the shortest notice. We also keep hand
large stock Of - - .,,.,, r-r,-,-r ,,r, ,,o,one
Call and examine at the Metropolitan - -
oct6 D. q W. MVufSh'
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~, mas thls pOsIIVe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Our distinguished and honOred eountryman, VIM
Smith 0Brien, will leave ireland for America via
Galway in a few weeks. His stay on the American
Continent will probably last for few months, dur
ing which time it is his intention to visit every place
of interest in the States.
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$4,000 REWARD!

GEORGE MILLER, Clerk iE the franch
Of the Union bank, Jackson murdered on he night
Of the "a inst and Erhfeen Thousand Eeht Hundred Doisrs
in Uuicn Bank Fesyfve Hundred Dollars ia Gold
stolen One Thousand Dollars will be paid for discovery q
the murderer -Four Thousand Dollars for the recovery Of the
J, KIRKMAN,
tb1G ar President.
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VWTlsIIING 70 change my business an o.srinz ier se 5
M Farm in Sumner couny, containing about ltdo acres
situated south Of the 6aatn and NasSie PIKE On
se stston on he louisville Nashville Railrod, and
nearly equal etccn Nsv lls md esilatin lner
between and open for cultiT siOnj3 acres IN blue
ea,s the alauce wr ierei With OS, poplar sugar maple
SC being we'll adapted groWta % blue grass and an oE
peculiar "a ibis atitr de- Improvements good
Brick Dwelling s.A Negro hitchen smoke hoef
House, Orss SLlyes, and al other nay out
buildings besides there he pioe uea stem reui-z 81
MIL rs horse paaeF engins With plenty sf timber 70 slfc e
place ksep up i0r numter o. years and yong Ofch
ard Just nnw aaring) Of 100 select Tc sud apple trees and
also large pond veil stocked. stock and other Eer pen
" and OF good quality. Any wanting gno stek hra
and desirable House Of the best shhThaods IN ienes
see, will The premises oer ne Enoe1el
at si0uOJor half ord50 acres including All
ept the Steam Mil. per Terms for tne Wnoid
plas one fourth cash. the hance J, and years Eor on
$50 With Improvements, one third casa me nale
on and years FOR further particulars apply to- address,
the subscriber roster, ESQ. az Aasnyer or %
Mr. oliver Perdue ths promises - -
ians-jm W = W MaIAoN-
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The investigation in progress in Illinois shows
that S22S 900 of fraudulent bonds aud certificates
were obtained from the State. and are now in the
hands Of private citizens
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square, one year ss0-Eaeh additional square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding thespRco contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY,
per bUareor the arst FIETT cKTs for
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly, viii
be charged the full daily with half the weekly rates
aided.
7@ssiet Advertisements Be paid Ior tas time Of
To Correspondence
It will a great deal Of unnecessary trouble n OuT
friends in writing viii bear in mind the following rules
Always give the date post ce county and State in the body
OF yourletter.
If You wish from one Oce 70 another give
both Offices in full.
business and other separate
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet.
Letters aDd communications solicited uron al such facts and
may be Of information public
Anonymous communications Of character receive
noattenlioD.
Correspondents should write only side Of the
We cannot undertake to ected communications.
All letters business should he directed to Messrs. E.
EASTMAN CO. and net personally to either Of the PToPIe
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JAMES 0fEkT0N.
SARAH A. WHITNEY.
f.tf 5tnwat b, her Attorney J.. B. Moofss


THyHE Democratic Hssl1 published hy Messrs Nicholson
orsl-v al Columbia. Tennessee Is Et rate adFersng
meicm ana avertisements viii N inserted promptly, aHd o.
reasonableterm =.
Orders len Al the Uai0n Gad Azasie once ior he RFzkd
viii he attei To Puactaay. sddrsss he Putshers
-ctIs- -[tTS-wlf NICHOLSON 4 HORSJEY
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Fresh Garden seeds.

~ from following we'll known Seecsmen. They viii be
open and ready for sale MONDAY next, January 3D.
D. LANDRETH & SON,
Philadelphia, Pa.
10000 paper assorted Seeds;
100 Pounds 90 80
In store and arrive their Seeds the character Of which
so we'll they need word Of recommendation from u.s.
JOHNSON, ROBINS & CO.,
Proprietors of the American Seed Gardens.
FdAersfeld, Conn,
900 dozen assorted, from this house This is an old and ex
hou and perhaps sell seed than any house in
New England
We we're their Seeds in this market and
till their wholesale agents
Their have given full satisfaction and many are so we'll
pleased with the superior quality of vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds viii be
found some varieties not heretofore brought here
RHSLEN,
FTedoR1d. Re10 York.
large supply from this house. put in boxes containing 200
papers. assorted, to suit the country trade.
equal to in the market and some prefer
them from having been grown so faI foTtlI.
large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
and bushei. -
SHAKER SEEDS.
From their Gardens South Union Ky.
We always keep supply these Seeds, they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Gardeners families who wish to their supplies had
better send orders before aoeDt is broken
iaa RAINS & BROWN.
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n,rrhs=dtf No. g. Union st., between Cherry and


- o,-a5 o1r stocx Of groceries, Lie uors, &c. 10
IN -, sore house. corner College and Broad stss
rse1v oece by Terrass Bros, where We sa be hapiy %
.n5 ems ouers, assuring them that We are tetter
80 gsr IN serve them the most favorable tcru3
PieP'ieN 49, - p. & c. ANDERSON,
ia Corner College and Broad SITS.
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Manmy's combined Reaper and
Mower.
rrnnnas rlsRIsnVE In u. ..sIhI

ENTITH WOODS ImPROvEnl-Ns,sSs 1, : sSsLnl, saa,
IN celebrtsf Mschiner eceiv the hrsi pre IN q ttfa
;b NrptI a. The hest combined Resping and ho1s enins
At the gret United states Agricultural Fair held m
K h s,ofer is57 The trial od near syraeuse New
Work in Jaiy where ail pal Machines N ne unlsd
S,tes we're thoroughly tested The committee ie
tbsph Marssl P wilder President United states AHulinrAl
Society, at Louisville, Ny. - -. a. IA
N also received the best Reaper ana as ne p
Mower before two separate committees appointed y ne Es
lent of the Davidson County Agricultural cciety a. NeAfiti
IN Iuv Isj7 over machines new in use N Ieun
Numerous other premiums and awards were gwen ms nn'
during the last season, over eyerT Maennen IN Anefo-
Tbs above machines for sale BY the Rnaersigneds
B. r. CHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELES 4 co..
r.ss- st,ts Nashviiie. Team.
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HAINES BROWN,
DRUGGISTS AND PRESCRIFTIONTSTSs

NO. 10 SOUTH SIDE PUBIC SQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
complete assortment of English and American Chemicals
"a pTe and uaurated Drugs fresh and genuine Extracts
select powders, etc. always on hand.
FLAVORLNG EXTRACTS, ETC.
Lemon Rose Vanilla Pine Apple Straw berry, Celery, Almond,
Raspberry Orange Extracts for favor1g Best Ber
muda Arrow Root Isinglas Gloves, uneg Cinnamon etc., at
- RAINS 4 BROWNS
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a ksare Chance for MiIiers and
CAPITALISTS.

Capitalists.
yUNHE uudersigncd offers for sale his Vll-
liable and Merchant FIGURING Mills, known the
tCeyeand Mills located at Cleveland, East Tennessee
These Mills in successful operation for the
years avoraby known -four dealers and consul
mars of Tenne Georgia and Alabama The Mills capable
of turning out barrels Of -four every "a hours having three
ruu OF the French Burr Ro for heat and for Germ,
driven by superior engine Of SO horse power. The Mill and
fixtures all perfect order and thing pertaining
MERCHANT FIGURING MILL
will be found complete The best and pine wood is worth
81 25 to 81 so, delivered at the mill.
Cleveland considered the best point in East Tennessee fer the
Milling business enjoying large local trade from the Duck
Town Copper Mines aud the surrounding country and is the best
p1;ntIn Tennessee to buy Corn and Wheat
Persons wishing Information win please address the under
vnsd at Atlanta Ca or apply H. b. Davis AGENT the
NiIs W. G PETERS,
febS-dim. Atlanta ia
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AGRTCULTURAL AND SEED STORE.
CUNNTN NGIAAII IL CO.,
No. @, College street, near Church,
Nashville. TPnEeSS

have opened an extensive Seed and Agricultural stOre
w and shall devote exclusive attention this branch
the business and purchasers rely upon Icing supplied with
Fresh Seeds and the most approved kinds OF implements
and machines Our Garden from D. Landreh Sons
House and all are growth Of 1855 Field Seeds
Iectel with care and are warranted to germnae.
SEEDS.
Glover Timothy and stripped Blue Grass Orchard Grass,
Herds Grass Net Hungarian Grass, Musquit, Usage Orange,
Perennial Grass And full Of Garden Seeds
by pound or paper. iau22 Pm CUNNINGHAM a &C.
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BEN. M, NOEL ~ CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND
COMMISSION MERCHAN rs,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQCORS, CI-
CARS, TOBACCO, AND ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
No. 8 Market street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
UEAVE now in stord full stock Of Groceries
Cgdrs Tobacco, Liquors and wish TO purchase the fol-
low ng al tcles Of Produce
Corn. Lard and BacOn---We will pay the highest
iaii. SO BEN. NJ. NOEL & CO.
nATS.--.lO,OO0 bushels good sound Oats.
[jal4, 5gl BEN@Af. NOEL CO.
NREEN APPLES. sal 600 bushels good green Apples
W in barrels or loose. [jaI4l BEN NJ NOEL & co.
nRIED ERUlT.---lOOOO bushels dlied Apples and
- Peaches. Ija4l BEN NJ NOEL & CO.
ENLAN SEED.---3C 900 bushels Flax Seed wanted imme-
II diately. jaII BEN. NJ. NOEL CO.
NNILLET SEED.---5,OOO bushel good clean Met
INA Seed. Ljal4s BEN Nj NOEL GO,
ENGGS.---lGO,OOO Eggs for Packing.
~ r jsl4, BEN. NOEL K co.
ENEATRERS, BEESWAX, AND GINSENG.
We pay highest market price in CASH for all that
is offered [janl4, '59l BEN. NJ NOEL & CO.
NORN! CORN IL We want to purchase Immediately
10000 bushels good cantabe Corn, either in sacks or
loose. Ijal4 '59 BEN. n. NOEL co.
DEA NUTS.---5O,O0O bushels Pea Nuts fill order
[jaI4, 59l BEN NJ. NOEL & co.
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COPPER, TIN, SHEET IRON,
AND
STOYE ESTABLIS ISHMENT,

COPPER, TIN, SHEET ARON,
STOTE ESTAB SHR L n II.
NASHVILLE, TR8BESsEz. no. :, BROADFAI.
VETROUGHT ERON COOK SFOYES.-we keep
which superir any other We manu-
MCAsLIN * STRADER,
janle No. Broalway.
OOPPEK WOESK .-suchas stills, Kettles, Machinery
Z ! &C, made TO order.
= Repairing DONE and cheap anywhere else. In this
department Of eur business shall strive te excel
MCASLIN & STRADER.
janlG No.7 Broadway.
GSTTTERING AND KOOFINGs done at moments
4 II notice MCASLIN & STRADER,
jsnl6 No. Broadway.
TEVIN WARE always on and manufactured under
personal attention. Every article is tested and taken back
perfect All repairing in this department done with prompt
ness. Charges moderate. MiCASLlN STRADBk-
janis dom No. Broadway.
GtHILDKEN'S CARRIAGESs.-JuSt receiv-
ed large lot Of Chrens Carriages, finely finished which
viii he sold lower than before in this market
ebS. MACKENZIE MlNCHlN.
GOAL OIL LAM rs 1--WE are MAX sng eeR-
stant additions stock Of Coal Oil Lamps we have
Columbian Coal OIL spring water the bcsart'
Gle that has been brought to this market
febs MACKENZIE X M1NCH1N-
IHHAMBER SErTS.--We have hand
some lot Of the above which sell at low
prices hourly expecting we'll selected lot Of EOrtI-
cultural enTs, fer he n ladies' and amateur
gardeners. febs. MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
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The Illinois Legislature proposes to create Com
missioner of Immigration, TO make known the nat
ural advantages of the Slate, to invite immigra-
tim &c
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. VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

YWyTE undersigned will sell before the Is o. Narch next,
desirable Of Land In the State of Ten
nesse, upon accommodating to tie nucser fhe land
lies upon the mgrth side Of the Cumheand about three
miles below Cafthage county seat Of smith county 20 which
point the river navablsa ifuu its mouth Nashville
the land isver fertile well aee g springs unasuaily nee
from lime well aape The pructon % corn ccc,
wheat cotton. snail grain all kinds an he
The tract contains
About $50 Acres,
Is largely bounded y Cumberland river, and contiguous
h two or tr Turnpkes Ieain different directions ir a.
About one the balabee IS woodland The improve
nens are, large Dwelling House, Work Hon Kitchen and
Smoke House, all OF brick and veil bulls other out hoses 81
wcoi, and fHe orchard o. apple and other NUT tsea me
place is
Distinguished for bealthfnlncss,
fact aested BY the experience Of The same OocupanE
more than thirty consecutive yeETs
We viii the tine aud upon ne saHe accom-
oating esms Unmpr0ye bots, desaby located 10 the
town Of Carthage
persons desiring purchase requested 70 vaad examine
the described prperys and ascertain IFS value " sona
Inspection.
Land and Lots, quality Of the Land terms o. sale &C. r
especially james D. Moore. Esl- OF CahlEe Tenn Al
10 Or james Oyert0n OF Nashville Tenn 20 hg , Reid o.
Princeton Miss, Mrs Sarah whitney. near Lextcn
Krptueky Mo0re Esq, viii a. any time show ne
premises to any desiring 10 purchass
JAMES OFERTON,
SARAH A. WHITNEY.
fe86-dfmwft By her Attorney J. B. Mo5fss
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WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
e. II rs 1 -
- -
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TERMINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling BenWood and Park
eTsburg West which places unes with Railroads
Steamers &c, for and from all points In the
West. Southwest and Northwest.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1890 P. NJ, 1910 A. NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For ali the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only route to Washington City.
Passengers BY Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
New Yerk Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston Alone BY
other lines.
Time as quick and fare as low via other Route.
Inquire tickets via the and Ohio Railroad al any
of the pripcpaI Railroad Offices in the West.
J.. j. FULLER Gen1 Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
IT d Saith Master Transportation deco
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RATTRO1D OMNIBUS LINE.
Hard ware.
ROCA'S BALSAM FOR PULMONARY AND
TTRERCTLAR CONSTMPTEON.

TBNE public put in possession OF one oil me most
ordinary remedies extant for what heretofore been con-
sideed ncurabe disease being Outward APPAkC'a-
ton, the of which is seemingly miraculous ana us
having none of those attributes which make the numerous
compounds now in general use.
pamphlet containing directions, letters from
and individuals, and other documentary eVidehee
will accompany tie remedy.
Mr. James Rees having ceased the agent for the sale
this Basam price reduced 1t can only ue oDtl
proprietor By letter directed to &. OCA box @ T.
o. Philadelphia, Penn. noVoO-dol
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