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Murder Of YRS. JagEers BY Her E4ushana,
and his Execasio,,
From De Ilaisvilis Courlsr. Jgasal.

/
o. the might Of December Is,. 1866 Mrs. El:a,-
bet1 JsRgers Was mtiFderei D. in Hart eouafy Ken
/ teeky II Vasrrported b. Jsggers on he S,ornioy
after her death hat sac bad died in e. Of ete-zy
70 Which she was known 10 oe subiret, hut in sbo,t
time suspiciou Of foul pisy vas sugsestsd-it being
Known that Jaggers and his wife al been for some
time estrang ed from each ether sui Il heinz also
kn)wn il the neighborhood that he vas too intimate
with Miss Nancy Mcdowell.
The body Of Mrs JGggers was disinterred, and
upon examination It was lfoaghtshe had beea mar
6ered Indie meats Rere fOuni against Jaggefs and
Miss Nancy Mcdowell Tie latter. however, fed
from the Slate in 1853 ard has not been arrested
Before suffering the extreme penalty Of the law,
Jagsers made e0nfss-ion, implicat'ng Miss Nc
Do veil iE the esnsummsti9n OF The horrid crime.
Jaggers was born in Msury county Tennessee, is
about Ibrty-twa ears Of age. AMI vas nsrriei 10
1913. TO Sarah E CrunP. Phey Lived together for
a number Of years Peseeably ard .on'eGtedly and
had four chidr, n, one OF whom diejin infancy.
About FIVE years after msrrisge, he removed 70
Hart county, Kennedy, and beesme acquainted with
Miss Mcdowell, whom, ne says, frat seduced hin
fram his fidelity 20 bis Eife, by making indicate
advances, and finally gro sing more blid. he fell
victim to her maehnatons and "a ridced bis mari-.
tal duty upon he altar Of uahalloWs last. Hi5ia-
timary With Miss McD56eil daily decreased, IN il
It became the common talk Of the whole ueishhor-
hood Il came 70 the ears Of his wife, and che re-
fused longer u perform the drties OF her marital
feiaLionB end tur02ue MISS sdcDONeA y YlsIt. her
house. A separation was proposed, but Was re-
iented by Jaggers, on account OF his children
Mics MeDOsel then proposed sn eopcmen' This
vas also rejected. Then il was suggested, as she 4
was in the way Of the Erstifoa ion # Iher criusu
al pleasures. ihsI she should be disposed Of. This
Jaggers resisted fer SEINE time, bat finally yielded
70, and on the night Of the LIST Of December, 1856
he entered her Toom while she was asleep and
smothered her TO death, placing quit ever her
mouth, skist Miss Mcdowell held the haads Of the
unfortunste woman. Her suderiugs we're intense,
and her st ded cries awakened the ehildrer-oue Of
whom fled that her mother was killed BY ''hsr
father and Miss Nancy" 4
during the November term, 1854, sad the Juoe
term, 1885, Of the Hart Circuit Coug, the trial CT
Jaggers was continued, but he was not eond masd
until last April. Ga Friday last st Munfordsvi,le
he expisted his crime By the terrible death Of the
gsllOEs. There Was an immense concoarse Of pee
pie present fren all the surrounding country to
witness the execution.
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Etas55ille aaioa ana 5merifaa.
paiiy IS; 'Frl-weekly g.; weekly sc.

TsNsE SEE CaoP NEws.-The Winchsster Horne
|oarFai Of The 10Th Gays We have made sonsid-
sablsipquiry aad fad that the prospects are very
encouraging Corn looss fac. aad there viii De a
b9uttfai yield. Wheat has turned GU. much bet
ter than was anticipated In fact, we believe there
viii be an acreage crop. Ga some ferns the rust
has done considerable damage, bat others it has
turned Ou' well Tie farmers are now cutting.
Oats viii be ain est a failnre.'
In regard 70 fruit the The Home Journal says:
&c Ia this county we will have very little frut this
yesr-Eo peaches and very few apples, less than
we have heretofore expected We have taken pains
10 notice, during several little tri in the country
and were surprised t. see the great quantity Of
black berries, many Ct which are getting lie,
Never before in our life have we seen SO good
promise of large yisld'
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The Accident 10 the steamer Edinburgh.
The New York Ecsning Post is permitted to pub
lsh the following letter written by Mrs ADEL1A 3.
Pollock, to her husband Mrs. PoL1ocK was
passenger on the Edinburgh, and was out on the
deck at the time of the accident The letter will be
read with interest:
ST. JoHY, N F., June7
"My Dear Husband: Since l parted from you
Passed hro gh fearful peril, and never expected to
see land gain. We we're steamirg along last Non
day, at the ra'C of eleven miles an hour, through
dense fog a. about twenty minutes past eleven
was on deck looking over tie stern Of the vessel
and had just remarked TO q felloR-passsuger that
the air seemed unusually cold ard chilly. At thst
m)me8t I turned around, and fearful scene met
my view. Mountains Of ice lay O. the lee side Of
the steamer. It vas 80 foggy that we iuld not see
fifty feet around Us, and though the vessels head
wa Immediately turned We passed 50 near the ice
bsrg that could have thrown an apple upon it.
We said that it was r wonderfully narrow escape,
aud thought that were safe, when suddenly here
was cry, "the ship il sinking ?" All the boaIs
eight in number, cut loose, snd furnished with
blankets and provisions. We were about ore hun
dred suG seventy miles from land at the time. The
passengers and crew we're distributed in watches of
two hours each, ana thus worked for thirty bours,
The women also worked, and among others helped
a. the pumps for three hours without stopping.
The CAP tain WAS as calm az if nothing was the
n tier.
We passed dreadful night We we're sll num-
bereI for the bOsts, to which were lsble at any
hour to &c forced to enter Tie rain came down
in torrents and the ship lsbOred thought eve
~ moment size would sink. At last, to our great
relief the day daWaed and about IL O'Clock the fog,
which had all the time continued, cleared away.
The Captain then took an observation, and 1, ind
mat we were ebjut forty-seyen miles FROM lsud
There were no more ieebergs visible. About four
O'Clock our signals for a pilot were answered, aud
a. seven O'clock we reached st. John"
The Captain states that when the ship got into s..
Johns harbOr, the passengers were completely ez-
Aaused even lhe women were kept working at
tue pumps until the last moment. In t3e barber
she began to settle down, 50 that they obliged
u Iua her on shore 10 keep her from sinking Her
Britannia Msjestys ships, Tartar and StyX, sent a
hundred men each TO the assistance of the vessel,
and they faithfully Perf5rmed their trust. The
hip is, however, total wreck, ard will net agrn
be fitted for service. The passengers were immedi-
ately landed aud every assistance rendered them.
Many of them TOOK up their residence in havel and
cher places so that almost every house had at least
one 10 attend 10.
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Welsh Newspaper Office Is Nassau st April L. 1859.
PRoF. o. J. NGOB: DeGT StT-SoIne month
recei7ed Sottle your Hair Restorative and gave my wife,
who cuICudd try her lair, little thinking the time
that would the gray its original color bat to her
vel surprise. after few eeks trial il has performed
that wonderful Of turning all the gray hairs TO dark brown
at the same he identifying aud thoseung the hair strongly
recorend The shove Restorative to all in Of such
cangeh Of their hair CIAKIES CARDEW.
EEw YORK, July o.. Irj7.
PR0F @. WOoD: Win confidence 90 recommend y0gT
Hair Restorative, bsiLy the aicsC's article
Since using your Hair Restorative my hair whsEeIs winch
almost white have gradually darA and now feel
confident few applications will restore them their
II has rsieveme of s danGruH
pleasant itching, among pers vino peTre freely
j. G. ETLPY.
PROF WooD-About two yssrE ago my hair falling
turning gray fast becoming bald, and ha
many remedies effect commenced using your Rest0ra
tive Jsauary last few applications fastened M hair firmly,
II began to up, grew and turned former color
(ack} At this time Il Uily restored color.
hesith appearance, and cheuly jts all
Uhrccgo, ILL.,, May 1857. J. b. HOES.
The Restorative put Up bottles OF sizes viz ar-e me
dun small the small holds pint and retas
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ia proportion than the SMALL reE5 for dollars per bos
the large holds quart forty per cent proportion
retaied Tor 80.
o. j. WOOD &C Propreors, si2 Broadway, New York Gin
the great n. Y. Wire Railing Establishment and S.
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MORE TO BB ADMIRED IHAY TIE
ESEC HEST RDEAEs Ell

Worn by Kings or EmpeTOrS
What Why "a Beautiful Read Os Hair.
BECAUSEitis the Gc5 BiEssJ proride for all
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teeth he those Of pearls il Tie head is lTe Of its covering
the hair he snarled and slryei, ACrh d % still,
sprtnEled with gray, nature will lose half her charms Prot
Woods Hair Restorative, IL used three week viii
restore and permanently ALI such
he following and judge The celebrated Pianist,
7t,ll5eTg:
DR.. WOOD:- NV YORK ApTil 80 1853.
Dear SirPerit express to ycu the obligations
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about the my arrival in the United STATES it was rapid y
becoming gray bu tapon the application your 'IG BestOra
tive recovered its original consider Restorative
very wonderful invention q1g e9aciOas well
agreeable. ,Ii, desr sir, yours truly,
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A p. MERELY, who hss been confined in the jail
at Lqwrenceburg in this State for the past six or
eight weeks, on charge Of CONTRIBUTING United
States coin, was tried e, the June term Of the Cir
cult Couyt, which has just closed it, session, and
found guilty. His term Of imprisonment IL the
Penitsntiary was hxsd et three years.
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WILL COMMENCE ON MONDAY, Get. Sd.
SWEEPsTAKEs proposed, for all srcs two nile hsats $50
- snance; 800 forfeit To and close the IL day Of
the eth Of October.
3geepsake for hreey ODDS; mile 500 entrance;
eSOfore. Ts and close the lst day July Infe
or more to make OF Wednesday, ne Sa ay
Of OCtsbsr.
sssepstlkes for three year eds two heats s2e
trance $50 forfeit, To and clos hs trst day o. sny
Thrts or ners 70 make .sso soEe od On krdAy ne 20 81
October. 6A4gEL J, cAk11k.
SSy%-td
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The present Complications "a the European C5u ts,
vies,d re siyeiy to the imUoraity Of SOM imperi.
al al royal pers Dagss are curious enough scctTd-
ing to the following fr II the Philadelphia Press.
Luis Napoleon, Emperor Ct the French, is 81
to bave had only pufaiige fafher in Louis Bora
parte King Of Holland for short line, while his
rel f her Is reported t. be q Dutch Admiral His
principal Minister, II whom he places moet inpIl-
cit TehaBee is Count De Morny, whose father was
that same DutUbman while his mother was no less
thau Hcrtense Be7uharnaip, ex-Queeu Of Holland
Thus, at aoy rate, Napoleon III aud Count De MOrny
have the same motker. The Count, it may be re-
collected, acka OWledgei himself father Of one of
RsChers children.
Another pillar of the NapOleonicdynasty is Count
Wsewssi, son Of the first Napoleon, by polish
lady Of high rank ard much beaufy-one Of the
few persons Who remained true to hin when he abb
dieaied oil Font sins bleau in 1914.
There has long existed belief, ia Germany, that
tie present Emperor, Francis Joseph, instead Of
being son CT the Archduke Francis Charles by the
Princess Sophia, Of Bavaria his wife, claims diff
fsreEt paternity. Butler says,
The rhild whom many fathers share. .
VIII never know a fathers care.
Frsncis-Josepb, however, has been well cared for,
eud vas elevated 10 the Imperial throne Of Germa-
Iy, while yet in his teens, the abdcatiOn Of the
Emperor Ferdinand. his uncle Vienn-se gossip
has forked out into two channels respecting his BIRTH
One account declares him TO be son Of Count It.
terburg eZ Crown Prince Of SEeden. This gen
teuals real name vas Gls'evus Vass and his
father vas Gustsvus II, who was deposed in 1912.
aud died in Switzerland in 1887. This young
Prince travelled through Scotland and Ireland in
1920, and eventually entered the Austrian service,
where he obta ned command Of p regiment st VI
eJna, and Chsmb erlainship az the Imperial Court
The other putatve father OF His Imperial Mses-
| ty, Francis Joseph, Emperor Of Austris," aud 50
forth, is said to be none other than Napoleon il,
better known 81 the Duke de Reichstadt, ex-Kng Of
| Rome, who died in July, 1882, aged p. Francis
Joseph, it may be recOlleced, was born in August,
! 1880.
/ if this last rumor be true, We have two cousins
/ fighting sgaiusi each ether in Itsly-NspOlsOn III
aud Francis Joseph |.
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DAE.Y'S
VALLEY

- a e =
AROMATIC VALLEY
w II X Ely.
FOB n e DHCAL USE,
As taken that position worlds e5ns;icp which
i justihes its Proprietor in claiming lori'
,.,,u.., a Superiority Cnrivaued,
and extracted from The choicest grain which grows where
tanning particle Of deleterous aimixure it has ACQUIRED
solely upon It's infeea merit which ne Prorie Ca
Tend 90 long as be controls the manufacture shall
fe or in manner allowed peach correctness Of
the statements OF the learned and
Distinguished Chemists
whose certificates we publish herewith.
He has heretofore refaiaed from making public by advertise
Extraordinary Medical Properties
which this article known to possess and this silence on his
Pcion should connect Lis with advertising eropyrics aud
ths 9anseous jaFgcn Of Quack nostrum Cculs But
ating from Physicians OF he b. 81 N NJ e,4,
Wheh speak with such emphatic and unqualified approval OF s
unrivaed qualities Of tie ARoxATo ytLLET WHlsEET al
MEDICAL AGENT,
IN order 10 restore repair assist the functions eees
natuta he deems his duty the hazard Of which
n ner posso thse extraordinary and invaluable properties
It his purpose recs in detail list of those diseases
OF the hnuan system which have been known favor
soy ~ ~ ne use oi us slruant They are particularly
st liberty wltou special permission Of the
persons who have sent them parade the public news
papers
Suffice to say that the diseases alluded to- crss Al, s,
as are Incident to roplca Lsudc change Climate or
Diet or TO other which drznge5 upsrs the op
Grant functions Of the system: inducing aEuor s
tuee and Depression and the nU.udiuous Ills flowing from
In all such cases the AROMATIC VAL1EY WHl-EzY
Acts as "a restorative,
assisting the natural organs by stmusn which, both IN char
to inVgOTaso ani to cali hack Tat tone and oroe CT acton IN
the vital ergaHs, - essential TO physical health.
II 10 this extent that the proprietor himself
justtd Ia claiming fer hnsnuac,ue IYgu properties and
vrles which cannot b stated Overyauei uni
MEDICAL Profession
urgently Already hs Z. found its ysy
into tie principal public and ivae Hlspalg in the country
and wherever it has been used, forthwith becomes re-
quisiGe.
key and find Is to be ARTICLE Of Gue favor and out
any de.eterious admiEture.
JANIS r. CUILToE. MD,
Ns| York. Chemist.
STATE AssaTEE's OF7rcg, p sommersat st,
- Bos-OS, April Eth. less. !
have made chemical analysis Of Your Aromatic Valley
Whisky, and End pure, Rive WHISKY contrasting
no Injurious matters u any krd. and would
suitable Tor medical and public purposes -
CHARLES 7. JACKSON,
state A5ssysT.
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received after careful
examination find ii to pure article entirely free IRON the
sduiteratiCE ingredients 80 fre,i ueniiy used
Yours respectfully, JAMES .NAPES,
Analytical Chemist,
II Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whsse az It'll s by TIE bottle anu case
10 South Nillism Street. New York,
For sale IN Nas vile BY JOSEPH NASH ard all resFecta
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TAR q rs
sELTzER APERIENr,
EFFERvEsoENF

EFFERvEsCENT-
sell II ETe APE REEET,
This valuable and popular siene prsr IN conformity VIII,
analysis Of tie the es-6sted SETTER SIrr
Germany, IN most eouyenieI ana rorilie forai bss
mendstions % the Aisiieal rr0fess;oTsrd
Discerning FusAc, as tie
HOST EFFICIENT AND AsREEABIE
SALINE APEREENT
in use and as being entitled 70 special Preference oEer many
Mineral SpriDg Sdz Powders and other similar ami
ces both omits comPsetngss and greater efficacy It may
usst with the best elect IN al
Bdzous and FGr7e Disssses SEE Headaefe lass Of time
tie, Aedigs''io ard az sssi,ar ooasats, leSttafS
SPRING AVID SKINNER SEASONS
Il is particularly aiapted tie wants OF Travel h. Sc and
Land, Residents in hot Climates Persons q ssieutary
Vessels and Planters viii fni !, a valuable nd.
Ciion TO their Medicine Chest
With those who have used IT, has high favor and deemed n
n torpia stts Of TIE LissyI renders great service in
IL Goaf ant Rls11aatis1 gives the best satlsfseo,
laying all nhamuatoy syHpousand ia many cases ctay
ne 3 cases Of Craze 1adgcs,ioa Har5urn saa
C0sss,1sssr f 20 o. ssesne g. Tie gresest Utility
ASIA! daring Prsggaaes-Feds speedily marked
qgords tie greatest rsf % iloss oe,sE ast o. s5
TIE P5les-Geny aoing the L5vls neurljzfn ali
irritating secTetous and thereby royRg all naory
IN fact Is ssolsc6lss al ossss sers ssls zDsrisat
FVTgdffce q required
II IS in the form OF powder, carefully put bottles
keep climate and water poured pom II n
produce adeghtfGl egerTescent beverage
Taken in the morning, Is inrfares with the avocatlos
OF the day. acting gently the stcm restoring digestive
powers, exciting healthy and vigorous St mach and
creating elasticity o. mind and fOw spirits give z
enjoyment It enables the invalid 10 enjoy many
uxurie WIKI impuniy, from WHICH 0terSise be de
barred and without which life Is inks and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and osr nemen
OF the highest standing throughout tie country steadily
Increasing popularity OF years strongly guarantee. s
efficacy and valuable character and the favorable
notice Of an intelligent public
Prepared and sold. Wholesale and Retail hy
JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggsts
iunelS-dly No 275 Greenwich ST., Warren Y. Z |
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For the E9il Trade.
We receipt Of the most desirable and we'll selected stock
staple ssEaG Fancy Dry g Goods!
We have ever offered 20 tiethe retail trade
EF AVING phg8asd this from rest Importers AM
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, we Eel no M a.
fancy saying that thereby goods at as
LOy w RICE
and on a. Reasonable Terms as any house In tina CITY
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New ana Fashionable Designs.
sack GsveTy handsome Rohes.Alas
Anntliss
" Ts5a
Pente.
F Ts'll DsI.ains', Plain and Fancy.
Frsnch and English Alcrinossi
Fac Iqiaplaids:
Lavellas, tor travelling Dresses;
D'Beges;
Plaid aIerino, English and French;
Every style OF WIS., Plana Fancy Dress ssaud CIosks
Black silks, all grades together with ether lOus
mention.
Wehsye also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Blelchel Domestic all grades;
IaGI3-4 bleschcd Sheeang;
Il inch Pillow case CottSn;
- Brown Sleeting;
- and 81 sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
PI'J Liusey, all kinds.
Elanneis, all coicra, qualities and pricesi
Canton Flannes;
Negro RlauEstsi
Red Blankets. every size and quality;
Brown Jeans, ke:seys Satle,ts, CGssaies Vesas Shirts
Fronts, Cellars, andu fact every article person MAJ
End in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete Ct Boot and
Shoes, Hats aud Caps, Dufour best Anchor brand Rous
C.ys Carpets &c. To al which We invite the attention Of
tie trading community. Our sell cheap tie
cheapest. NcWHIRTER BR0's.
sepl5 No 81. North MarFst street.
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Ranges! RANGEs:.

II A. COOPER begs respectfully call s Eniion q hts
friends and the public generally that ne has oees -
pointed the sole agent IN Nashville sor =. b Hienps
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted - al % %
superior toanyhiBg ever yer 0Gess conF ng al
percitg the culinary arr in all 70 tanos nehE
great sc9noisr Of ls, and for netnea anc comfort
stands unryaed. Give a all and jude for yourselves
IL A. COPPER AGENT PiunleF. Ac,
No. Msrket Street., NsshYiilss Tens.
Manufacturer o. Copper tn ard Sheet Ira Ware nd des
er 10 All Kinds OF stoves Baths Closets, bgs A. a.
ruhff-dfhn
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HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared with the e7es pY0uUtness,
ali contracts however large, which re rendered ssy aud
upon when cannot tail 90 give satisfaction He is also pre-
pared To execute an manner OF
uENATEATAL TAINTlSe, AIMING SARBL:ys.
Hswuga par scuEd the the expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having WORK in his line 20
ave him call before making anal arrangements
Il. 7. FLEMING.
w nd SunrF-er
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O1lys limited aube Of the Gatusl Weather indicators
wiG offered for sale, which be found the following
place at Nsslvle:-RAINS & BROWN, Public Square A.
STRETCH, Union aua College Streets DEMONlLLE &
CO Church aud Cherry streets and A. Il. ROSCOE
IL co. corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price - co. Tie iisc0ve7er will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by MALL postage paid well Put up secured,
any person enclosing SU0 money Full plain
directions for regulating, using, &c accompany Indicator.
Address LOUIS ULLMAE, Aglnt
m'3dkv-t Columbia Tenn.
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eIs.5O. Lronl CLa!tamooga s28.30.
NANEsVrEtE AND CHATTANOOGA R. II.
CIsAaGG or SCHEDULE.

ANN IT
SUNDAY, FEBE JAISE 6thp 1859,
PASSENGER Lul-E NH as (OioVs:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville Il 49, A. NJ and 2. ".
Arrive al Chat 4uoU. al . p M ard = 40 A. i,
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga az ESQ A NJ. and : IS ?. n.
Ar-iy1, IT Nashville at 7..7 ". and $50 A n.
FEyHF Dav Passenger Train from Nashville at 40 A. H.,
connect. At Wa-sca with StelyFlls train at sos A n,
oIJ h Western aud atlantic Z. x. a. Chattanooga al p u.
~ The Night Passenger Train from Nashville, 81 b ",
roS-tsrt Yarace with ShclyNlIr Or UlU 4. A. with
NcSiDDre aud Manchester Tallaho "a o. T.. ~,
mi epl ami Charleston 4. al Stevenson at 1875 q H.
Ds T ngv Passenger Train from Chtanoogar al $50 A IL
roTTss with NcNuuve and Manchester r. r. at luialo1a
stE4fP NJ aai with Shehyvje train az "artrace al $50 r. FL
~ ME Might Passenger from Chattanooga 20 :l5 con
meets vita Mu1ph- ard Charleston ~ H. stevenson AZ 10 -
p NJ. Z W INhLr
fea5-tr suptHht2u4s1tr
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From GEORGE S. BLACKIE, A. NJ II D., Professor Bot
any and Natural History in the University OF Nashville,
February, y, Is99.
"Lours s. ULNAN, Esq-Dedr SiyIhay hal more than
years experience Of you Natural Weather Indicator and have
It's with interest II has generally been
for have SEEM and 'foreeIls the weather with
accuracy. glad TO sid testimony to That nG
other friends. wish you in establishing sale FOR cheap
and liable Instrument yours, respectfully, &C,
GEORGE 5. BLACEIE, NJ. D.
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Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received and after careful
examination, find ii 10 be pure article, entirely free from the
sduiteratiCs ingredients 80 fire. uen,iy used.
Yours respectfully, JAMES J. NAPES,
AEaivtctI Cielnsyt,
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WIN. w. EE.L5AEIs,
Successor to q. /. W5Uivms)
General Commission Merchant,
AND PARTICULARLY FOR TIL SALE OF
BACON, LARD, GRAN, EEAElZEEES,
Tennessee s. WcStcrrs Produce Generally,
DECATUR STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
II Letters inquiry relation the markets, &c
5sTrEdIrgupty. ap3-d51.