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DALN'S
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

Y " this Of aiuiierstel ara ieetsl oas Lors u -
q Of great satisfaction TO ans HtroIuc. 1 nois
essing qualities except such have The rl6s r ~ m
uuence the human constitution
lew Of sa Ike Banks o. the Rhine produce IRE
grape, which viii grish rom Juice mo-
cees the Johanniser.' ne choicest vine sf sbe
few acres Of lanai ir Cua Yriuce taoco, . sv orarI
quality Of which, Ehsn manufacture ears are icoufn-s
by superior 10 mat u the r,oIustof any os s,i IN,
strip Of lanl in the Parish Of t,ha d., IN I, M tts
long supplied he World Win su eT lat artics uf s
from such 5haceo As Cannot be tria-. t5 -- -I5 '
In se manner, it has oag Jl, tsrritorr
forth Rye OF properties 81 1l eI and seclfr ~, IL, 5i
il beyoHd rivalry.
By process recently discovered ard now knoun only 4, nv
ahnielrtr ne sTan IRON the choicest spot tbs hgoisd
Aromatic valley whisky.
With VichnO other stand An instauts comparison
have apprehension beng accused oI pieishinr m
warrantabe, exaggerated e1eomiuns nv one no
II nos t= sssdarl article At Al the first class Hotels ana
CLUBS N the city Ct New York and ereyer b is urouei at
Awarded she Palm OF Superiority,
and the den and for it tecomes thing estsh shp,
Its medicinal properties are such. M -. = -
fecs pleasant aGd grateful exercises s ,s1Dlci ~
nent influence upon the constitution
have anay sample 'Dalys Aromatic valley tz
and md il pare drfirls, % fine favor ami r;tf NV
deIeterous aiinixtare. JAMES r. CIILION. NIB
sTATE AsssYER's OFrIcE. p som-rsst street -
" n - Boston, april i7lh, las. !
have made chemical ANALYSIS Of your Aromatic Fssiev
ug NJ injurious ulsters oF nm ~ - 4 ssf+ =
CHARLES T. JACKSON.
siltuAs2Jer.
Your Aromatic Valley whisky received AM alter careful.
aninston md to te pure article. stsy ire IRON he
fally, JANIS J. SiAPEs.
Analytical Chemist
Co9suHsTs can depend upon gsus pure article Wien
they buy the Valley WHISKY as it IS sold By IN 1e only
- South william s1ee,. Nv YORK
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The FIRE which broke out in Fleiehsr's stables,
in Memphis, after midnight of the 25th eOnsumei
sixteen horses and mules two Of which belonged 10
Mr.. Gate Five omnbusses were burn 40, and
quantity of harness aud feed. The entire loss Of
Mr. Fletcher was 81 500. on which there was 10 in
surauea
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PRICE OF NEGROES IN AL,B.MA-The Huntsville
Advocate of the 27,h Gays: Six negroes belo5giog
ia The estate of VIM. Rogers, decd, were sold on
Saturday last, in Maysville. on - months credit
boy 81 years old sold for SI627, one 10 years old
Sl659, one 80 years old for Sl36j, one "a years
old for $3.50, % years (unsound for $1,000 aud
an old wOmcn for Sl60. Total S786l-an average
Of near Sl227!
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DISSOLUTION.
GARDNER * co.
NEW FIRM.

We R. H., E. S. & r. C. Gardner have associated with rs IT,
B Buckner partner in business under the style Of Gard
at news tone Front tore, Nc =, Inn Block
We will Keep always hand large md carefully sccte
stock staple and Fancy Dry Goods Varieties, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps Bounejs and Straw Goods generally.
plantation goods will be unusually large.compr
sing heavy Woen Fabrics, both Colorei and White
extra tyy Brogaus Wool and Palm Hats, heavy colO and
white negro Blankets
We invite and dealers in Merchandise who
wish to uuy goods for Cash, short tine to give
stock examination, intend to make it to their Inter
,.sta ud 81 make this their cheapest market.
Ne Will receive sell friends all country produce,
uch A. WOOL Feathers, Beesw Ginseng, Jeans, Lnsy and
s,,.s. Al highest price the market will command
iaui-id ...#
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VALUABLE SUMNER LANDS ron ssaR.

NETISEiNG n change my business s-riu- r sale ny
Yarn IN Sdmner county. tIuing about
situated two miles suth 81 Gstn and Nashville PIE 81
Cumberland river and about the sar lrll m iIens-
sOnTe Station the Louisville and Nashville E.rold AMI
nearly equal distance between Nashville and Gau There Is
between and 500 open fsr gtonI5J acres Ia us
grass the balance Wsi tmbere WIKI ol poplar, lr maple
Sc being we'll adapted TO the growth Of blue grass al ofbe
crops peculiar % tbs lalitule- Iuur0E Goa n n
Brick Dwelling ROOMS Nrars Kic.sI snake Hoe.
Ice House, Gov aud Horse sts and all uccssy out
buildings BESIDES there j. on Che place Circular Saw
NM ~ horse power engine with plenty q 10 spare ~
The place u keep IL UP for number q Young Orch
ara Jnsi nos u ieriu) OF 90 select Isac
also Urge pond Shocked. anl ot1r s- rls-
ty AMI Of good quaiy Any w1utr good stock Fara,
AMI desirable House In % the aro In Fefn
see viii do we'll % The preai.es Deer the whoe ts
al S4OOJor half urt5d including az iaslrovesn1s
except The steam hi a $40 PER Terms whole
place, oneOurth cash. the taitnce years For en-
halter 90 acres with Improvements, tbr c.h tie balance
on an years tor farther plrs I apply address
Tue subscriber, or 70 Turner J. toe E. Nashville, ar -
Mr. oliver Psrius tie premises
ian5-5m " W4rTnv
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NASHVILLE, TENN SATURDAY, JANUARY % 1859.
AasbdiIIe GlniOn ann 5merltan.
Daiiy S. Tri-weekly s. weekly So.

Man OF Missy sHIRrs A man named Win
Hall, was arrested aud taken to jail, iu Memphis
On the 25h, On charge Of stealing number sf shits
and other property, belonging to Ea As Davis, f-em
haibOat. On being Sc srebe il wss found that he
had no less than eight shirts upOn his person.
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D. b. GLAsCOCN.

He rs u AASCOCAs
A UCTEONEER AND GENERAL AGENT, would oferh
the public gent for the sale Of Real Esta
Negroes Furniture, Dry Goods, Groceries, other species
property town country. Beng determined to de
the above business and having had considerable
experience myself that give satisfaction those
favor in that line always be found at the
Counting Room Of the PatOt Office where, my absence,
ders lse. left Har4-n
ROCA'S BALSs VA FOR pGTEWON AIRY AND
TUBERCILAK CONST MPTEGN.
TSVE public put in possession OF Of the extra
ordinary remedies for what has heretofore
sdared ucurabie disease being Outward AppIiCa-
ton, the of which seemingly miraculous, and its
having Of hose attributes which make the
comp Uuds in general
pamphlet containing oil econs, letters from distinguished
and we'll known individuals and other documentary evidences,
will accompany the remedy.
Mr. James Rees having ceased to be the for the sale
this Basam the price en reduced only obtained
Of proprietor by directed a. OCA p
o. Philadelphia, Penn nov3O-d6m
EIIIy Negroes Wanted.
WILL pay the very highest market price likely Young
ii Negroes between the ages Of IS and Is years.
WILL. L. BOYD, ia,
does L. No. SO Cherry street
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TWNHR undersigned viii pay the cash for hfy likely young a.
Negroes be will also board End sell them on -
Snnmisslon At Il Cedar Nashville Tern, afdT n
will he responsible for the escape OF all negroes left IN
harge. Car and see. lJ1yssu - TAesi G' JAMES
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GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS,
At tse cid staad of Kirkman & Ellis
No. 81. PubIic Square, NaShViIIe,

where pleased the Did Of the house,
also, general assuring them of best
We would say that he stock is being
complete by large additions of Kew Goods and viii he pre-
pared spring before the h February The
general prices established by Viii
liams 4 Co ianl3-lmI MCCALL & CO.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS LINE.
CRAIG AID a CO.,
Hardware,

% PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
NAMES B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire interest
g Mr. VIM. II. MINClIIN the business Of Crighead
Mnchn authorized the Of the late rm in
liquidation, will continue the business the old stand, No.
puIIic Sauare, under the title above. may24
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New and Exclusive wholesale
RONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
No. n Publfc Sauare, and


YVyHE Retail Trade will conducted usual at the Old stand,
az Union street the Bank. Our vii 70
18th February 70 st March cussti q
the largest Fancy silk and straw Bonnets and ey
Goods Oper West Of NeE York Likewise Lad and
Misses horn Flats Hats FLOWERS; BUSHES, Ribbons,
Band Boxes. 10 bales, Frames, Blocks Material Tor Al
nerv respectfully call tie attention Of county
Merraas and Muers. years dealing and retail
ipg Bonue and Millinery Goods Hitter Ourselves must
hove some erence purchasing the rne and az al
times posted fashions Ihs win c7Enng ourselves
70 as near possible, vii make ssnE % our
rsfou-rs II fully 10 cent small h VI goods
purchased East.
We respectfully solicit call from you visiting The city this
Spring All orders punctaaly He'd
i.ni3-Iy Y WISE, AGENT
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TIE Ticket Ohce tIe Passenger DL and IS open DC
hour starting Train, which allows ample time
purchase Tickets 1t open other time during
Passengers the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train which throughout with Trains the other roads
Tre to Richmond hours Washing days Philadelphia
half and York three days This IS the cheapest
and best route from Nashville TO the East
New Orleans passengers the30 P NJ Tn arriving
at Memphis in time Orleans the evening Of
day, go through without detention at Memphis
McMnnve, Sparta, and Beeheba Springs leave
Nashville $50 NJ. Train which connects directly at Tul
lahoa McMinnye. Persons leaving Nc
Mnnyille morning at Nashville at $50 P NJ
At Nashville which leave daily for Smithland,
sHd connect with boats different places Ohio and Mis-
ssppi rivers also daily line Of stages for Louisville leaving
very morning the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Schedule Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson and down day Trains causing
delay NASHVILLE Eastern passengers and hour gained
Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
juIyIo, 1858 BPo General Ticket Agent
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1000 ACHES OF HEAVY TIMBEIlED Ian

GtTEAN Saw and 4rist 8 nearly, in good runnine1r
- der situated about - mics from Nashville miles frln
Springfield and IL miles west Of the Bdgrhed and henlnsJ
Railroed the southeast u Robertson county Q e.
the whole there Is about 50 al cleared ians E fa
country buildings two splendd never failing springs la red
from sprinhed Nashville 70 be opened through u
tract.
TINS tract would make splendid Stack Far ana = - rsS
T5trco land and tnlfe nost g-att
duceu 10 lumber men, persons desiring good All eer
stock a Tobacco Farm.
Persons desiring to the land will call on y Cumming
on ts uris.s or on DR. II Farmer o. Springfield, o. "
Mace I'M Nashville The Mil IS cutting irum 4tV
a. 900 feet Of lumber per dayCrouiar saw and plenty e. sccd
tir 70 Mill, timber yet having been cut 81
Of ~ and Il mostly ey aud has fns creek Of eonstalt
water running through the sans =
decz--d&W3m WI D NInNla11
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VOLUME xxx
lie PENNsYLvANIA

CENTR AL RAIL Il o A ID.
krkg -ssss
OF TINS sow QuAro IEY Is THE COUNTRY
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
La
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FUNFRmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BenWOOd and Park
esburg the West which places unites with Railroads,
Steamers, &c, fer and from all points In The
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Tive leave Wheeling daily 1880 P. NJ, I2:IO A NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only to Washington City.
Passengers this Route Baltimore Philadelphia,
New Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston alone by
ether lines.
Time as quick low via any other Route.
Inquire the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
If The principal Railroad Offices in the West.
4. F. FULLER Gen1 Western Agent
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W.P Smith, Master Transportation. dec6
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@ g. = e. = 80,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
- s5 y -

Ii Freight forwarded by afternoon train, and must
be delivered the station House. between the hours OF
6pG 2 80 F. NJ after that time will ne late for nanstng
for that iay. and there veuieucr for storing
Freight intermediate points between Nashville and Galatn
must be prepaid here.
jau96-f H. FAbNILEkol- Agent
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULI
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Nashville a Chattanooga Railroad
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
Is
EACH WAY OVER THE ROAD.

AN and after SUNDAY, July H. 1859 the Passenger Ira
4 will be follows:
Leave Nashville daily at A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 20 P. NJ. and LBS A. VI.
Leave Chattanooga at A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Arriving at Nashville al 30 p. NJ. andSlO A. n
Through tickets sold Nashville to the following places
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HTNO TICE.I
DUANE RUIZ SON,
Proprietor .f the Great EOuse No. % South Third
worth from 3 cents to $40 sent with every Book.
$500 WORTH OF GIFTS!!!
CONSISTING
Gold and Silver Watches,
Fine Gold JeweIry, &c.
DISTRIBUTED WITH EVERY ONE THOUSAND looks
The the public respectfully solicited the extensive
Of valuable Standard aud his eaneous Books which
As OII1 GIFTS! GTFTS! GIFTS! GIFCSI
viii r. s5te 5o To , one of the following articles
silver Watches Gold Lockets Lad and cents Gold
and Forenne Settings Ladies' Cameo Breast Pins Ladies' Flor
entine Ladies Forentne Pins Gold Bosom Studs, Ladies
aud Gents Sleeve Buttons Gold Commercial Pens in Silver
Is, Cents, Cin.pr Bosorn Pins Gold Tooth PirLs
Ladies and Gents Pencils Gold Ear Drops, Eight bay Par
pcI1dipg spoons Butter Knives Forks Cake Baskets &c Also
Miscellaneous Gifts of Gold Jewey, Gift Books &c, worth from
our New Catalogue for sent all, upon appc
The Inducements offered agents liberal than those
any ether house in this business Having been in the Pub
fishing and Book Selling business for the last eight years
perence enables conduct the gift enterprise with satisfaction
Agents wanted every town aud county, to whom commits
sion will he given IN books or per cenr'ge in money For
commissions liberal FOR fun particulars address,
Publisher, % South Thru ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
P SIN pres and viii be issued February lst' The Life
Speeches Memorials OF Daniel Webster, by Samuel VI.
Agents wanted. lJanl,-w3m
Mauny's Combined Reaper and
Mower.
IETITH WOODS fHsPROVEWENT.--T
w celebrated Machiner eceiyed tie first premium OF Grard
ioLp MEUAL the cstcomlned Reaing and Moving Machine
Agricultural Fair held at Louisville,
Ky, september, The Syracuse New
York in ally. where all the pa Machines in the United
States thorough The made their
thraEh Marshal p wilder President United states Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
also rece the best Reaper, and the best
Mower separate appointed by the PTesi
dent Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
Machine
during the last season, every Machnen America.
The above machines are for sale by the undersigUed
b. 4. CnEATHAM,
Fisher, WHEELS CO.,
teb97-d&wT Nashville. Tenn
FRUIT TREES! FRUIT FREES!!
4 OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and -
other Fruit Trees. three years growth g. 81
All very Will deliver them the order OF Mc-E5S
Call Naulecr & Co., Nashville. -
Tie AuIe trees Is large Fear 90 each
20 cents each 80 each Cherry o. each all Of
he finest accnaei varieties. ship here to point
". F. FALL,
cot2o,5S-i&twfm. Clarksville Tenn
NESTSAESEE LAND FOK N4s.E;.--About %
NE Of the third we'll tiuhered
five failing Sprmg-a desirable for small farmer
gardener. bargain viii be given il immediate dppca-
uon s made }. l.. X. ". BROWN,
jau2O-sW Az Cherry street
SyrJHE OLD D0lIINION Just received fresh
supply Of the above Golfer Pot, warranted give salts
faction % tIoss who try them.
For sale wholesale and retail
iyy d&Wu ). W. WILSON, Il College street.
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FConsumers can depend upon ge ng pure articis VIE.
they buy the Valley WHISKY, IS sold by 5o oy
W3i. T. DAILY.
- South William suest. N.r York
janl9-leo Ia ale p-.su
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,
e -. 60

La q ySs4.sssg gi.s;.-sg - 5,a..-:s.
being Importance Tor the proper protection OF
the Track and to Keep the gravel aud other
trains freight he II regular uniform rate OF sle
which can only ouplished by running schedule
therefore in order freight be the
AN down in the schedule, that after thirty days from
freight be received by the Nashville and ChAsnoe
"a Railroad Company, at Schedule stations only.
W. COLE,
ispsI-u mo Sup't Of Transportation n. * c. R. K.
Fine Country Residence for sale.
TTAVING determined carry my Negroes to the south, 80
HI | will sell about Three or Four Hum 9Ssssss
dTed Acres Land, being part Of the tract up ~
on whlch reside, situated good Turnpike Road
about thirteen Nashville in OF the best uer
bisin Williamson county. Soil equal the state For
particular apply the premises, To A v > ncs
~ - AZ P A.PERKINS.
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CHI A n q e

Having purchased the Of Hardware Cutlery Guns
&C. from John Williams, Gate Williams Co.. will contuu
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Proprietor Gift Book EOuse No. % South Third
Street Philadelphia, continues the sale Of Books usual gift
worth from y cents to s no sent with every Book
ssnn w O Il 4 II o T q z 7 S!!!
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General Agent for the State.
FISHER, WHEELES & CO.,
.. Nos To


FRUIT LstLLs! III IT u rs :!
OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and -
other Trees irOu- three years growth 81
All very tine. will del the order of Nc ~
Gall. NaneCr & Co., N shviiie. -
The Apple Ii cents each large Fear 90 cents each Peach
20 cents each Plum 80 each Cherry O. each all Of
he finest varieties. ship here any point
". +. FALL,
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OLD Dol1NION. ''-Just receive

supply OF the above Golfer Pot warranted give salts
faction to those who try them.
jySi d&Ea J. W. WILSON, IL College street
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N ESERABEEs LAM FOk SAsE.--AhouJ %
acres valuable land miles Nashville the south
OF Murtreesooro Pkemore than td we'll uhered-
failing Sprngs-a desirable tract for small farmer
market gardener bargain viii be given il immediate applica
tion rs made J. l.. 4 X. ". BROWN,
iangO-sW a Cherry street.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
@E g g = - - s. 80

H. . = = - = . = ~ iss
NEand after Monday, Oct. 18th, 1858, trains
" follows:
Leave Gailatin, sA NJ. Leave Gaatin M
Arrive Edgefeld, 10 dc Arrive Edgeheld, de
Leave 10 IL do Leave do 4:5o dc
Arrive Gvllatih ! P NJ. Arrive GallaiB $50 dc
The train leaving Edgehed at II A NJ connects Galatn
Louisville Hartsyile and Carthage Only
the morning train will be ran on Sunday
6ctl7-u K MACLEOB, Supt
LOUISVILLE 81 NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
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Your Aromatic Valley WHISKY received an ar cefs
animation md il u te pure article. stTe iss from 10
usfettefs s0JF iaey Used Yours. respect.
ia4Iy, JANIS J. MAPES
Ana ylicll Chemist
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Gold and silver Watches,
n..nI.I -.
Ilanmy's Combined Reaper and

2. SIN press will issued February LIST, The Life
Speeches and Memorials OF Daniel Webster by Samuel
Smucker, NJ, speuddly illustrated Volume of so pages
Agents wanted. ljaul3-w3m
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fudnnai.

AIryrY krcoLIr. ASrbonss. .,
DFGULAR AUCTION SALE 81 SIoCko sna
II BoSDs-A- n. SfCOLAY yia % r1Is DAT G, a..
80 a. u a'o.1t N, =; be s1o.s S>~~ss'n Ne -
40 80, F.rue-. an cst.ens Bsrt q l. ssserh
y ,hs-.s au.rk.n HIeb.rss b.tf i"eSa
no .l.f-- .iss. 10, b. - e>H
IL ,t.a-p, P.cssc 5sIs, 81 ART - ..,.L
=. -. 49,. 4. Pr Ia.gr-Jo- CJ1psoy tiessd
is.L.r,Ef-., Co-sty ~, l.sl'iao- CSGp,ay tA ssA
~, go. Srs AIN 60, Raj. Tod Clrnf.nf $3.50
~ -. y,,---,. yTrs I-r-r.nc, CorpHy, 81 's1a
-5.r,r., L : AZ Saga Rearlss : HP.2y - Is,
rth siy~r Ius-r.oes Ca psst. 80 sscA
81 -. y r. Fire Ins1rann. C-nTsnJ ' 10 ssrh
81 - w.. wo,id ssr- le,ar.re- COzp.sy, 80 EACH
r.. gt-s ,r,r -,-es CT pay 90 sU,-
- -. ~ .i,r Yr- Ir.arsb>- CoGP.sy, eli --ea
1880 u - = a Sic ps1r.roe 0onptry. 81 es1
a .S,,s. Pea Pr. Irtufs1o~ Cgmpsry -1esa
o. -. -. I.,rd Fire fr.nr,sos ConparJ SO --1
.sksr.s AH-ricsn EIpr-.s Co1?.s
Il ...t-, U-Es FsTEo CDGpsEyt LiPf-s 80"
= .t.rs. syrseo.e sl3 O-s-so kslfe.e Ses-H
75.tsIe. Tr,ntob Irv5 Comp J. EN- .~n
- ,5.rs. Wiiis.b.1e lPetn %. Conp,sy. sSccA
asls-r, Aes5euy Of Moo sl.n'srA
s2f a.. nris. Rxl-o.5 = ca: s-'r'aStd So->h
goo Eto1tlYu CRY T. c~Et /" SCI oeS1s
- ia 80. p .,i-.s.s q o~li ". sls15 Banss
sfsa " Y an1 Ss~-Hssen RAiro>d Y 20, h-n4h
Srcs xI,,rr s. sps y-.iuis .-.:e Y e-ni -ds
SO CI-v-l.id Cry lOri'b z e-Ht elna,,
500 "a Cr..4 snc Hl<ssss - Es0rEHfs pooei 10.
Securities rro-!y-e II te1os 20 tse ,,fT.y ~
80. 49, ..l- s-I, rsfs., SAL o. 1HURsDif Az ~.
esZr Arc-ior ss... Il s,0cI AL boDcs ever A7ri
T-r5.- ~ 5sy vns-s-~r rslui,s1 - i! eff y
49,. s-i,,-.,.u Nc 81 VILLA o. >. Ne H-:ca--A -
~,.T.. .. o-.-1 sra. .od Bad. y, Eat AZ ~ ',
a. s-5 a. B-uir-s Rnarf q e' ssion tscrsr
a. s.s-;t. az elridsc5i c.etd ss-s sso made 80
T.,.ts :, D 81. Or :. yriv,,- ..i> ste. desired
s.s a5e,t4.r Broker AID Bsnh-f 81 wlsa'; ne<f -
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Cigars.

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Jusuranre Companies.

IN H G. u A z
LIFE ISSURANC COHPAN1
OF SBwTOaK,
CONTINENTAL BANK EUiLDiS3
Va s-s.sg--,
,-rsr-S .. i.sue Policies he uszzi rs,-s ss fo~' VI
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Po,sc-, u.n,-d fr .ny E1ab@r q yesrs
Premiums psy,bls IL car, as,r-eriy SE1fnaSaJ '' ~
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Disidea1, i,ears. .Tsry tA-ee y-s, ssa He raj '-
e. 70 .ar poIey Aot4ets retired 70 tn-r
JANIS W. HALTED, Pr-s;1ent-
NISEr GAH.SAS. Secretary.
J. sSlTE Eos.ss, u, Act-.ry.
DIRECTORS:
r,uvs r SOFTER wv. :. HOOKER.
rCr-ct.s sopI.soS D. GOLDEN MURRAY,
THOMAS RiGhEf !AhE, e. ~
Tnu. = .c.EU JANIS ,. COX
~. ~ vrRyTYF ROBERr sOUrTz,
,%rr.tn q LOWRY JANIS W. HsLsIED,
80, cp.sv FRANCIS W. TAPPAS,
EDWARD A. LAMBERT, "A A. bHo"N.
ru'yIvs .syY.yTaY BENZ. ". wHiTL0CK,
wA ALLEN. Z 4 u. y O'"-''
EDWARD d. sPRACTE.