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The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22
COUNTY TREAsURER,s NOTICE.

IT II E UNDERSIGNED, TREASURER OF
Il the County of Shasta, State of California,
hereby gives notice that he has set apart money
for the redemption of Warrants, in order of pre-
sentation, drawn on the County Treasurer, which
numbered as follows:
Date Of Var. In tapor Of No. Amount
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22

RSy~ Mr.. Street has introduced bill to de-
fine more specifically the duties of County
Clerks and County Recorders, and to provide
penalties for violations of duty. Another to
prevent frauds in the collection of foreign mi
ners' licenses. A third to provide for thor
ough geological survey of the State.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22

BsS~ A New London negro, on wager, re-
Gently, in New York, eat twenty-seven tallow
candles, wicks and all, four pounds of salt pork,
and a shilling loaf of bread, washing the same
down with apint of lamp oil and quart of rum.
He was afterwards found stupid, and relieved OF
his load by powerful emetic
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22

THE WANDERER.-This SLAYER, which put into
a port of Florida and there landed a cargo of
slaves from Africa, is thus referred to by south
ern paper:
"We are authorized to state that the story
about the yacht Wanderer bringing three hun
dred slaves to this country is simply ridiculous,
from the fact that she could not possibly accom-
modate more than half that number
" The truth of the matter, as we are informed.
is that she had on board but eighty negroes,
who were selected on account of their health.
vigor, size and strength, that they were treated
with the utmost care on the voyage, and finally
landed in good condition at some point between
Florida and Georgia. where they readily brought
seven hundred dollars each, making an aggre-
gate of ffty-six thousand dollars. We have a
letter from the coast of Africa, from which we
gather that the Wanderer was up the Congo
river in October last
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22

Big TALK-The War Department, says the
Fort Smith Times, is in receipt of dispatches
from Col. Miles, who is commanding the army
now in the field against the Navajoe Indians
He writes from Fort Defiance the extreme from
tier post, under date of September 18th, and
says:
/ am in the war with only 309 men, rank and
file, and eight officers. The fight commenced at
Canon de Chelly pronounced Chay-) | passed
through the awful, remarkable hole in the earth
without losing man. This Canon is, in many
places, 1900 feet deep. Men on the top look
ike picmies and mules like rats. The Indians
poured their arrows into US, but before they
reached US they lost their momentum and fell
harmless. Horizontally their balls did the same
thing. The rolled down the immense rocks,
which. by the resistance ofthe atmosphere, burst
into fragments, and reached the bottom dust
It was sometime after got into this place be-
fore found trail to get my infantry on the
top. When they did get there they swept off
the Indians like chaff We killed six, wounded
many, and captured some. We took 5000 sheep.
These Indians can bring into the field $500
men. many armed with rifles, issued to them by
Governor Lane when out here. Those we killed
had plenty of powder and balls. The NaTaJoes
are said 10 own 60,000 horses, the best and
fleetest have ever seen, and halfa million sheep.
They have now no common head, and htteen
hundred men would soon close the war Alter
hostilities continue awhile, they will be united,
and we shall have another Florida war OF It.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22

OREGoNIAN-The following Introductory re-
mark, in long article in the S. T. National, in
a reply to an. article in the 4Aa, sounds very
Oregonian
The "Miss Nancy" who originates the edi-
torial slush which trickles through the columns
of the Black republican, bolter, Broderick jour
nal ofthis city, yesterday morning wriggled and
squirmed as if in need of a dose of Croton Oil,
to relieve the creatures pangsn
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22

THE SALMON FIsHERIEs.-The Pdc.fc SeiitHiet
says:
The Salmon Fisheries of our State are OF vast
;mnortance. The fishery of the Sacramento river
emnlovs a hundred boats each manned by two
men. One hundred men are engaged on shore,
curing and packing the yield. During the sea-
son of 1851 the catch was about two hundred
thousand, average weight of each, seventeen
pounds-value. one hundred and seventy thou
sand dollars. The Eel river fishery OF humboldt
county, is also very productive The Salmon
from this fishery frequently weigh from sixty to
seventy pounds, and peculiarly adapted to
curing and export. The product OF this hshery
in September and October last was two thou-
sand bbls, besides fifty thousand smo&ea tor
aome consumption.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22
United States of America,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J -
COUNTY OF SHASTA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA. 90
In Justices Court, Shasta Township
The People Of the State Of California to JAMES
AcGILL, Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO APP
Il pear before me, at my Office in the Shasta
Township, of the county of Shasta, on the 2sih
day of January, A. D. 1859, at 10 O'Clock NJ, to
answer unto the complaint of Ralph Rnaldi,
who sues to recover the sum of one hundred and
sixty-seven dollars, with interest thereon at ~
per cent. per month, from the first day of Feb
ruary, 1885, upon an expressed contract for the
direct payment of money, executed by you to
one c. D. Walsh, for a valuable consideration,
and by said Walsh duly transferred aud assign
ed to said Rinaldi, when judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount, together with
costs and damages, if you fail to appear and an
swer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 23d day of Ocio-
Der, A. D. 1858. ]. R. DURICK,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22
T r E e L u N c. Il

On the bar every evening at o'clock.
Ny Liquors are all bought at San Francisco
from one of the best importing houses and they
are WARRANTED to be superior to those found
any other bar in the town, and to give gen=
eral satisfaction, or no charge will be made.
l feel thankful for the patronage bestowed
upon me, and still hope for continuance of the
same from my old friends, apd as many new
ones as
LIKE TO DRINK GOOD LIQUORS,
JOHN BALL,
Former proprietor of the Charter Oak Saloon.
Shasta, Aug. %, 1858. aug2Satf
The Shasta courier., 1859-01-22

SHASTA TOWNSHIP.
On reading and fling the affidavit Of Ralph
Rinaldi, the plaintiff herein, showing that ths
defendant, James McGill, has departed from the
State aforesaid, and that said defendants resi-
dence is unknown to said Rinaldi, and that due
and legal service cannot be had in said cause
except by publication, it is therefore hereby or
dered that the foregoing summons be published
in the Shasta Courier, newspaper published in
said county, once a week foT three successive
months from the date hereof.
Given under my hand this 23d day of October,
1858. j. r. DURICK, j. p.
Shasta, Oct %, 1858. o23:3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-15
DALY'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

EN this age OF and deleterous Liquors
of great satisfaction to be able introduce public notice
article Of unquestoned purity and pos
ssng qualities except such have the most favorable in
huenoe on the human constitution.
few OF soil banks OF the Rhine produce the
grape, which will flourish where else, from whose juice
ceeds the Johannisierg, the choicest wine Of the world
Of land in Cuba produce Tbacco the flavor and
quality OF which, when manufactured into cigars, ncompa
superior that Of the product ether soil. And
row strip the Natchtoche Louisiana,
lsng supplied the world with article Of Snuff
from such Tobacco cannot he induced TO grow elsewhere
manner has long been known that limited territory
lying valley Of the MOnongahela river exclusively brings
forth Rye OF properties SO marked ana pecu ar mat ITS ds
laOn produces Whisky OF such uperaye character places
By process recently discovered only my
manufacturer, grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
''''i'' Aromatic valley whisky,
with which no other stand an instants comparison.
warntabe, exaggerated eucomums, by any who
will first suljectmy Whisky tothe test
city New York. aud wherever s introduced at
assumes its leading position, is ...
and the demand for it becomes thing established
Its medicinal properties are SUCH that while its meaots ei
Ihaye anayze sample OF Daiys Aromatic Valley whisky
deleterious sdmixure JAMES r. Chiffon, N. D,
STATE AssArR's OFFICE, - Somerset street,l
Boston, April l7th, 1855. !
have made chemical analysis your Valley
Whisky, find pure He faUore7, Bye Hhisky, contain
As suitable '0' n'''''-' D -''' CHARLES T. JACKSON,
State AsslyeF
VIZ. II. DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received, and after careful
animation to he pure article, entirely free fran he
faiIy. ''''' JAMES J. NAPES
Analytical Chemist.
ToOnsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they bay the Valley Whisky, as tits sold by The
% South William street, New York,
ianIo-5eo Sn Sole Proprietor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-15
MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

H AM offering sale on Cherry street.
occupied by Mr. B Weller.
The house very large and commodous containing
with servants rooms, cellars, coal and
The good oer Of it being recently
adapted for hrst class boarding house than any
in Nashville.
The lot is sixty front by hundred seven
tyhve feet and the house situated the lot admit
addition that would render il commoous hotel in
the city.
large portion Of the furniture be purchased with the
n desired.
we'll known that hotel keeping is in this city, most pro-
business any wishing engage in such
tion this excellent opportunity procure eligible lOc
on being convenient to all the business portions OF the CITY,
For terms &c, apply to
dec24-tf A.V, 5. LINDSLET.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store
FENEE subscriber having sold his interest in the old stand
of EVANS Il Co. 50 Market street, and located himself
permanently his property, Of Cherry and Null
berry streets South Nashville, known heretofore Loves Store
has just received and opening splendid assortment Of
New and Fresh Goods Of every suitable for the wants
Of both city and cOuntry-consisting Of
DRY GOODS
Of all kinds, Prints Gngams Fine Lawns, DeLanes Linens
Iackonets 1luslins silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Gold Rings, Ladies' Gents Breastpns, Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains &c. Also,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Ofthe Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, DoEeztcs, Blankets &c
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
HARDWARE CUTLERY AND QUEEEswARK,
Il everything will be kept that necessary the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods.
All which he is determined ready pay cheaper
than be purchased Nashville his limited expenses will
allow him to dos
mara4 I G HAsBROOK.
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Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN NJ. D. late Professor OF Cool
~ A.-- INK.

Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN. VI. D., late Professor Of Cool
ogy Chemistry University Of Nashville.
september 70, 1873.
L. 6 ULLMAS, Ecq Dear Sir After carefully adjusting six
OF the seed boxes and making the indces agree
with a given pou., hhange' the dial
day average moisture IA atmospheric found them during
many months ecury sensitive TO all Hygrcmetrica change
their indications they
luther compared them, the period, with hair Hygrom
er and part with Masous ygrometer. (he and
dry bulb plants give the indications those
two instruments,
Being thus exec Hygr0meer not liable to be broken
arrre as well as cheap enough be within the
farmers, community generally, think all persons whc
Nv your instrument will be satisfied with the purchase.
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From J. NJ. TOWER, NJ. D., and join 0. NIL ESQ, Of

From J. NJ. TOWLER N. D., and join O. HILL, Esq, Of
Columbia, Tom. ssysing, February >, leJ9:
LOUIS S. ULLNAN, Esq Dur oer We have made repeated
experiments taken close observations Of the little
Exotic which you kind enough present TO time
and which appropriately de na as the Oriental
Natural Weather Indicator From those expert
ruts and Oseryaton satisfied is extremely sensitive to
n atmospheric and with proper and attention,
can be made supply place the co5es Barometer far
indicating the changes of the weather concerned Securely
omuhe place where there is afree circulation Of
air. protected from rain and influence Of the Of
the sun and carefully regulated according to your very cit
directions confidently believe it viii unerEgy indicate the
aroacng the atmosphere, from 81 Is hours in
advance its Baromete merits, it worth four times
the amount you charge for il, Botanical curiosity.
Res ,ectfulIy, &c, J. NJ. fowler, NJ. D.,
JOIN o. HILL.
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AaiIp anion & 9mtritaa
Great WindfaII-A Penitentiary Convict
m.s- "a n Enrtune and a Tile.

Ss-.o1 TVindfaII-A Penitentiary Convict
Hefr TO a Fortune and a Title.
The LOckport IN. " Adp9iissr has story Of
vcunR man confined in the Fri County Penitentlary
having fallen heir to an immense estate and title,
az fellows: 50 Some two weeks since, q young man
of Ventlemanly address, and who from appearance
bore evidence Of having seen better days, arrived
at Tonawsnds, and calling at the house OF Ar.
Browning of that place; begged for something %
eat and asked for q situation He gave history o.
his circumstances follows: De said his atner was
wealthy lived in France and that he left his home
in that cauntrv on n pleasure trip to the United
States bringing with him S6S 900 for spending mo-
new and other purposes On landing in New York.
and sfler soiourninQ in that city short time, be
deposited 1000 with banker, VINO las Jew.
He was then led by some new made aequainiances
into scenes Of dissipation and gaming, where he
lost the remainder of bis money. To add to this
misfortuues, the Jew banker also failed, swindled
him ont of the money he had deposited with him
His father he said had banker in New York from
whom he might have obtained assistance, bat he
determined from motives Of pride and cbagrin, not
to appeal 10 him in his extremity by giving state
ment of his condition.
On receiving with some doubts as to its truthful
ness, the above statement, Mr.. Browning took the
young man into his employ for few days and set
him 70 work "packing shingles" he afterwards
went 10 Buffalo Mrs. Browning, however, in the
meantime of motives Of curiosity wrote letter
mau stated was doing business for his father, in
quiring of him in regard to the truth Of the matter.
The banker on receipt Of Mrs. B 8 letter. immedi-
ately repaired TO TOnaWanda and confirmed The
truth Of the statement and also rela ed other facts
in connection with the case more wonderful sill.
He stated that he had recently learned Of the de-
cease Of the young mans father, who had died leav
ing the young heir to 50 000,CC), snd also hist
100000 had already been RENTED ard was in the
hands of himself The banker on receiving the
news and finding the fortunate inheritor Of this
vast sum, advertised for him in the papers. The
banker then gave Mr.. Browning S25 20 prosecute
the search for him in Buffalo, where it suppos>
ed be had repaired. After two days spent, the OBJ
iect Of search was found in the Fri County work
house, where he had been committed few days
previous & vsgrant He was very sick and his
disease was pronounced by the doctors to be incu'
rable.
The Advertiser says that he still rGmsins at tbs
house of Mr.. Browning in Tonawauds, where h'
was removed when released from confinement. liz
has received large remitances from his banker anC
it is not At all probable that he will ever enter
penetentiary again as q vagrant
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From GEORGE s. BLACKIE. A. NJ NJ. D. Professor Of Bot
any Natural History the University Of Nashville,
February, %. 1853.
Louis 5. ULLdAS EsqDsaT Sri have had than
ears psrisnce yen Natural Nea her Indicator and have
interest. Itas gs. orally been
have and i8Te:es the weather with
accuracy glad add my testimony to that OF your
otter friends you establishing sale for cheap
reliable instrument. ain your, respectfully &c,
GEORGE : BLAChIE, NJ. D.
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HUGH McCREA ~ CO.,
WHOLE SALE CIR ERS
NOS. y AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE.
Have in Store the following:
$50 1hds prime Sugar, 25 pkgs Teas,
IS bbls powdered and crushed bags Shot, assorte
Sugar. 100 boxes TaloW Candles,
so pkgs Golden Syrup, so bags Pepper.
300 bags Rio Coffee, 40 do Allspice,l
do BaguiTa Coffee, so Go Ginger,
20 packets Java do Coz groce Matches,
$50 boxes star Candles, 100 dnz Buckets,
2O0 do Cincinnati Soap, - do Churns,
$50 do Tobacco all brands, 25 do Butter Tubs,
$1,000 Havana Cigars, all cases Indigo,
brands. casks Nader
10000 Melee Cigars, 90 bbls Almonds,
SO coils Jute Rope, 10 do Brazil Nuts,
81 do Cotton Cord, 10 do klbeTts,
so dOz Cotton Bed Cords, 10 do Texas Pecans,
so bbs Butter and Soda, $50 Demjohns-
100 doz Oysters,
IRON, NAILS, MID CASTINGS.
fOn tons Pittsbuig Iron, warranted,
1900 kegs Pittsbrrg and Wheeling Nails
% tons assorted Castings,
5000 pounds Steel.
LTQUORS.
$50 bbls Cincinnati Whisky, 90 bbs American Brandy,
100 do Newsom's ODD, do 60 do do Gin,
IS do Juln II Smiths do pipe pure Holland do
IS do Robertson Co. do casks pure Cognac Brandy,
GO do Rye and Monongahela IS bbls n h. RIM,
Whisky, 25 40 Sweet Malaga,
30 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky, 60 = casks Brandy,
30 do Tennessee White do 90 boxes Ginger Brandy,
50 boxes Clare, 20 do Raspberry do
60 do Scheidam schna ps, ) bhs Cherry do
IS do Lemon Cordial, do Ginger Brandy,
S bbls do do ~ do pure Apple Brandy.
S do Pure Peach Brandy,
above articles will be sold low for cash by
febIl BU4H MCREA & co.
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J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry in the Unver
sty Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
New Orleans, March q, 1858.
L s. UIIMAN EsqDstr Sir: them the 18Th Dec
ls57 tey are wonderfully delicate and believe reliable.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
ID EN- VILE & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND Observation-Disclosures,
Corner Stare Of the Beo linton and znericaa Bgadsaqs
Corner Of Cherry and Church Streets,
NASH WILLIE TEN LESSEE,
ID EsPEcTFULLY ask their oldr DIS and customers, and
the public generally, to cali and them in their
enlistment Supplied with large complete Drugs
Stores and constantly receipt supplies the sane
they feel perfectly confident their ability give
faction, with reference to both prices and qualities Of their
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended the
old arm We hope BY prompt attention to business merit
DEMovILLE & co.,
corngr Of Chsrry and Church streets
OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
" Is under the supervision Of thorough and accomplished
PreserptOaist and Druggist line bust
sss viii at all hours day and night BE- promptly and accurate
MEDICINES, ms fIEUMENTS, dEc.--we in
Tvs ve The attention Of Physicians stock Of Medicines,
Ohemiesls' Surgical and Dental Instrums nis, Sc
nOMESTIO ARTICLES.--Tbe heads Of families
are asked 20 call and Examine stock Of housekeeping
DEMOvILLE co.
(tARDE SEEDS--IB addition to the above they would
also invite attention their large Of Fresh
Garden Seeds, Of Landreth's growth, 1855
ian21-lm DEM0VILLE & co.
DRY GOO3sI DRY GOODsl
McWHIRTER BROS.
For the FAN Trade.
We are in receipt Of the desirable we'll selected
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Wehaye ever offered to the the retail trade.
AVING purchaaed thelsgest Importers and
Commission Houses in the Eastern cities, feel
fancy in saying that thereby enabled sell goods
Low PRIC ES
AMI Reasonable Terms any house in the city.
Our present stock embraceseTery variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
SUCH as very handsome Robes Ala
f Ta6ls;
Z" Pente
French DeLaines Plain and Fancy
French and English Merinoes;
FaconiaP laids;
Layvlias for Travelling Dresses
BBege's;
Plaid Merino, English and French
Every style Of Shass Plain and Fancy Dress silks and Cloaks
Black Silks all grades; together with other article tedious
mention.
WeIave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Bleachei Domestic, all grales.
Ia& I2-4 bieached Sheeting;
a inch Pillow COttsn;
A. Brown Sheeting;
~ and 81 sea island Do;
Bro. and bid drills;
Pl'd Isnsey, all kinda
Flanneis all coers, qualities and priees;i
Canton Fannels;
Negro Blankets;
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans Kerseys Satnetts Casere Vesngs Shirts,
Fronts, Collars, and ia fact every article person may
ind in complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Cloths, Carpets &c To all u which invite the attention Of
the trading community Our motto is to sell cheap the
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North Market street,
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WHOLESALE GROCEUS,
Commission 81 Produce Merchants,

z . e G E & Al L Z N,
WHOLESALE GROCEuS,
Commission IL Produce Merchants,
DE,lEss us
BEzANDTEs, WINES, CIGARS, SC,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SIS NASHVILLE. TEVN
NNTE in receipt Of tre assorted STOCK
w Groceries, Liquors. &c, 70 which invite le attention
Uf the trade;
$50 hs Louisiana Sqgar $50 Is Baltimore and Louisi1r
Crushed sasar, IS bbls Baltimore and Louisiana
50 llHs Y and Phalelphia Loai Sl-ar;
Powdered Sugar o b5ls DIItsoEe and Rhilasi
phia b h sugar.
Coffee.
800 sarzs Rio Coffee, a5 do o. @. Java Coffee,
1IOIasscs.
go 55s New Nolasss Sc tea gallon kegs Cold Syrup
sundrics.
s5o boxes Star Candles, ao8doz psins,l nurss,s,
80 u do do . ness Painted Tubs
$50 hezes TaIlow 10 suUdaz B-oous.
100 do Pearl slarch 5n, Us assorted CI-ars
. CT sts Green Black Tea; 500 10 'aEueiGreI Do ali
. bats Spice, grades-
30 u Pepper, leo 5zs esrrett's SuuT,
10 bales Ginger, 5bks-s -ao,r .ried sizes;
100 caiss New Castle Soda . 90 Bir Lead.
lc9 bzE DO DO ia papers, . bss 'iasous Bl5cEiug.
rsr1ous best indigo $50 GI Glassware.
sea4ss Dutch ALdder; $50 Do Window GLASS:
- letoesi esh Kite5 sQ0 tais keuhtF- salt,
LIQUORS.
so BIDS Deans ez WHISKY, go ths best Robertson county
So % Wiishre's WIi=av.
. dp Ward * Cary thIs Egc & Eaurbon q,
- 40 Smiths Ola reserve 100 uzs Largv8r.h Cat,rta
u qr piTcs sherry & Madeira Vine
Wine; 20 casks OH Burgundy Port
2. IFfas Jean ll0uis Brandy.
rfes Holland Ciui So tlsS Champagne Wine.
bris Ales DO bills g NJ ar.
p s.sss London Porter;
gear vi h every other articles usually Sept the Grocery
me. lJanl-i blhtt q ALIEN.
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ANDKEW J. S1IITH,


NOR 8 1 I.EH.---ICg feet of Ground on
T. Church street, imm stately opposite the Female Academy
s be didsl 10 suit pa Oh srsre- from tes AID the most
lesral L. property in the city. NNI n. SMITH.
fsrI-dIm Nos % and - Market ST.
BACON..We viii Away Pay the hi chest cash prices 70:
Bacon, Lard Flour, Fruit, ana Proiuceg generally.
JOINT & TREANOR,
fel4-dtf Al Broad street,
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Only limited numbe Of the Natural Weather Indicator
viii he offered for sale, which he found at the oio"lns
places at NashvIe:-RAINS q BROWN, Public square A
STRETCH, corner Union and College Streets DEM0NlLLE
CO. Church and Cherry streets, and by A IL OSCOA
d CO., of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81 90. The discoyerer will send the Natural sat
Indicator by MALL postage paid we'll put up and secured
any person enclosing S2O) current money Full and PLAIN
directions regulating using &C. accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS S. ULLMAN, Agent
mh3d&w-d Columbia Tenn