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TRUSTEE.
WeAre authorized announce THos T. SAUNDERS can.
ddae for the Office Conntey Davidson county,
he election to be held ia March, 1850. ApS
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ElRn.

EAvING disposed Of our stock Groceries Messrs s.
W i. OAR, prepared to devote entire at
tentian 10 Cotton, Tobacco, Grain ana PrOViss
Prompt attention given the sale and purchase Of all dcr
nsof produce FISUEIF WIRELESS CO.,
Bsqafsireet Nashville May ,Isp
nsS22 dim
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49, Bank of West Tennessee, as
49, MEMPHIs.-Che notes of this Bank will be
deemed at the Union Bank Tennessee Nashville [jlv-
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mACDONALD'S IMPROVED
Galvanized Iron RefPigerator,

an practical and scientific prlncpleshe best
venent article in for cooling and pre- serving meats,
milk butter fruit wines, etc. They arranged
water slowly through each shelf and, being
the effects Of the hot keeps them the point causing
the regerang influence he the throughout the whole
paratus This effected by the drppng from ece. which is
lost by all other geratOr They eren the front and
topnake neat piece Of furnurecan placid in any
and have water AR by which perfectly cold all
times be had without additional ce Thee reIerGtOrs
experiment They have been successful operation
ward OF ten the Qualification of those who them in
use IS the will show and the approx
ed before the public The improvements recently added which
the most perfect ventilation is insured saving of ice has
bee obtained more rigid air produce and durability effected
certainly place them far in advance Of anything offered
public Galvanized has been substituted for the
shevng in lieu Of zinc thereby enabling them ar
entirely free from oNydzaon and cOTrosion and consequently
void of that saseab odor which has heretofore
ectiOable in other Tergerors addition their being
vastly superior oh"T owing the
and uneqaaed principle they servcable
conceded that galvanized iron is durable than any other
metal, is not affected by acid salt For sse by
z. w MCDONALD,
maye6-d&twIm No. 20 Fourth st., Louisville Ky.
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UJWeare authorized the Hon. JOHs " WRIGE
candidate reelection to Congress from the Seventh Co
gressonal District. Inhl.
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A V. LINDsLEY
RUSINESS CHANGE.

WYE have this ay disposed Of stock Of Groceries to
Nv Mssrs W. r. ORR, who will continue the business
the house heretofore occupied by corner Of Broad anu Mar
set solicit for the firm liberal patronage.
FISHER, WIRELESS & co.
Nashville, May IA, 1850 may22dI
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This preparation has gained considerable reputation in axis 10
csty having used With the successful and gratifying
results by quite gocdy Of the citizens Of Nashville
vicinity who will unhesangy sustain in the excellent quail
ties weclam for this remedial agent Those who have
aversion to turning gray need longer dread the great aeon
veDence and trouble Of supplying that deficiency with wig The
Restorative Of which speak will most certainly the hair
to its primitive color and TVay In addition to Obvatng the
the wig, Demoyes Hair Restorative also does away with
the necessity fer campooning for few applications Of Sps
the head entirely Of all dandruG, dirt 40 The proprietor could
easily fill column with cards from best known citizens;
yng the great restorative and cleansing properties Of the pre-
paraOn not deem such his part at all
say These who give ouetal need further proof sa
fy them that it is what 1t IS representsted tote.
Sold only the Drug Store Of Denovle Co., Of
Church and Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. Price 81.
may3I
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River News

ST. LOUIS, June THE river has fallen inche
in the last "a hours.
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AFRICANS WANTED IN East TEKNEssEE.-Ths
Southern Citizen publishes the following as coming
"frOu modest farming district in Eat Tennes-
see"
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COW mERcHAL,
pa..g ..stle.w J. .l.s ,.iarl.s.., 1ane 9.

1
DaSly ReSicw Of she Markets, June @.
corT0yTs heard Of The sas Of bales Of Cotton ,o-days
! at szc, ana 2 at ME @ t
MoSruE June g. sales Of Cotton to-day 1850 bales Mid.
the Week 80 against 3o bas same time last year; receipts
ahead Of last year l67 SIS has1. Stock s. $50 bales
There good
to-day which resulted in the sale Of 76s hales, reduction
a. & "a "a ~ la5 ~ n le e sS = & &
4 at lg5S and 80 at 1850
TOBACCO "A. Hamilton sold hhas Tobacco to-day at Is,
$40, ga. so. Cos, and 6.65 We quote
Lugs 3lSafK
Medium Leaf. g59S
Good AID Tine~.... .,,---..- ..--.6 ese5S
The New Orleans Eziee Current Of the lst inst says
We understand t buyers Of round lots Of general qualities
Intimate holders that will require very marked
adace shsR forward and lot Of 4 hhds disposed
Of per pound the light quslies The rates for the
heavy descriptions Of ClarksEe &C however are s about
vopunts The se Coz the three days least far
advised barely SC hhds including
81, and l0e per pound. Our quotations, which
mostly nominal At the moment, are Is follows
Lrss--Faetory. 3,<94k
LEAF- Inferior TO 51S@6k
:. Fair----..,...--, 61s97
Choice heavy and s5;SoT
PROVISIONS AND BREADsTUFFs.-The Charleston Con.
rSsr Of the ID says.
TIE Bacon market has been quiet, and the transactions
aned to about 50 h Shoulders at 1896 and 50 hhds Sides
and Shoulders in lots lO fr the former, and 7ee
for the latter The stock present considered quite smre
Lard completely negeed, snd there have been sales
nave Deen OF Corn week
The $500 bushels prime North Carolina noted in last have
been sold at Sl9l02 The stock is light, is also the de-
mand
The Flour market has been very dull during the week The
demand has been principally small lots city consumption
at Trces within the Of quotations lot Of 50 bb
Extra brought 81 IS bill.
The Savannah RsPE6Ficaa Of the izys
The has lost all the bucysncy noticed
and sympang with ether markets Of importance
it dull declining Prices difficult to quote and the
offer nominal Ribbed Sides lie. Shoulders 8c
For broken packages higher prizes asked
There have been free arrivals Of Corn this week and prices
easier than last reported sale by made from
wharf 81 and other transactions considerable
from depot and wharf by weight 81 Is From
AT 81 goal IS according to quantity.
There is fair demand for Fou with good receipts Prices
unchanged. We last weeks quotations, Fine SIC
1885, Superane Ses 25 Extra Sc IS $3.50; Family s99995.
Neal has moved with Corn and prices tend doxnwards The
p have been larger than usual From depot quote,
Slad; from Sore Sl.9j.
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Cincinnati Market.
CNcINSArI, June Flour 6.5OaG.75; Whisky
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RHEArowx, Tenn. MAY "a, 1859.

MEssRs MICHEL x SWAN: DR.. J. R. Morly, W.
Hunt, J. W. Duucan, and your humble servant,
will bind ourselves 10 take eight Africans. Of both
sexes to be between the ages of fifteen and twenty
years, Of good mind and sound bodied to be ds-
Ayered at Knoxville, Tenn, or against the 25th
of December next, and will pay $500 each on the
arrival Of the negroes. Yours, truly,
w G Hr-Spy
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We have just learned that
xLAES MoLEANs STRANsTHTNINs CORDIAL will cure the
various diseases prevalent among Children 1t is necessary eve
~ hsald keep supply band and whsn required give
=, drsctsa Try It'll pleasant n RkN See advertisement
I. sBsthr COLUMN, iuneI-dAwlns
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RICHARD O. CURRY "A. ~. 81. D. Professor o. Chemistry
Medical Jdisprudence, aid EDITOR Of the Nashville Aonay
Recorder Of Nsical and Physical Silence, says
LOUIs CLlIAN. Dear ir:Ihe tte plant ycu had ne
kinress 70 send ne two Yeas ago. sill faithfully performs -
duty Is Wealher Indicator and deiicaeis r. and 90 n
the least Atmospheric changes either e1g tne Bar
onec Hygr0nttric coron. thai L nens 20 indicate gen
c.aily in advance Of The usaai Instruments.
kept suspended in ny once, 70 st1n1r4
(Smiths0nian) Barometer ana Mason hyru and have no
faithful in its Indications these ilsazen5
truly Natural Weather Indicator snd pcrcty reb
regard this ygroscopc plant therefore account Of its s
dstrb2ifB af0riing cheap and reliable
for purposes which apply H. important and
valuxe discovery believe that vii commend itself where
ever usei. Yours very truly. KICHAHD o. CURRY
February I5. l650- Shelby Aelical College Nashville
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TRImmINGS STOKE.
OSCAR 30 HME q co.
Rave Just opened atthsir stand
No. Z I'm ON str eets
80 Fan arlW frt.r

A oompiets st1ck q kal and hin.er
MESS AND MANEAALA IAkAAMANefts
10NPRTsTG full sssorten Of plain and eslrei Velvet
Ribbons, Gallons Frinsss, Bagso 6lnps Gia7e fr1nln
Braids Buge Buttons al Of Eco
suy new The bess thSt could osoti IN he eastern as
Teohin HTerinS and shetland ySOols
Rubrofersd aud sSss Croche Embroidery and col
Other material for hnitngf NETTING ~
sro;der and iscon and larger IN yre
,aautity than sEer. We also contnne % manuiacture
Prfnres, Tnsse1s, Rufaonss COFsdas Aeta ie.
70 Order usual, and vii ~ e ~. 81 sad sEss'as
gspl9>S
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From GEORGE s. BLACKIE A. " NJ D.. Professor o. Bot.
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville, says
February, ., l6te.
''LorIs s. ULLN.s, Esq-Dcar Sci have had hsn
years experience o. you Natural ehe Indicator and have
eIamined action with extreme eTst u has generally bsen
ard sorete Is ths weather vita
accuracy. an glad add ny testimony that o. yocr
other friends wish estsl sg sale for eaq
and reliable Instrument ysars, resPectiully a.
GEOEGE 5. BLAOEIE, y. D..
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Lieut.. Col. RICHARD OWEN D., Professor u aeol
osy and Chemistry the University OF Nashville.
September -, 1852. 3
l. s. ULINAs, Esq.Dorr SIR After carefy adjusting kx
Of the seed in their boxes and mng the nss ag
with zach other given pons Cbhans TIE dali o.
day of aytsse moif TIE at0ss, fcund them. durs
many mout peculiarly sensitive q Al Hygumetzl chans
required confidence IT, their Indications because they
Ifatr them. for the eriod, With hair Hyn
part d the time with Mason ~ omer @ v ard
dT bulb and found the plants give he nsic- g 49,
tE0 Instruments
Beng thus excellent Hggromce. not s % Be hreken %
disAragsd veil cheap eR5ueh BE within TIE rcact
ami Of tr- community nk all prso11 vac
buy your viii saisie via he rurefsc.
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A SURF AND RELIABLE INDICATOR on TIE srarr on
THE WEATHER,
indicating Invariably from "a 20 4s hears


exotic, which > ths Arabian Dsss-s - d
WsSsr h ms a Us h.v ~ as e sPs y 2 s F1a;s e
minute examination in the natiVs land Of s plant.
Is indestructibie and viii eonnue 70 perform is funcons 30
all time. IN any climate and all seasons, thoash sauus "a
MnriAc snlPhurie, &C, . boiling and boiling o
ice water e remains intact AMI continues Is performances
not decay Ike Other organic artificial substances used for %
The Natural weather IndiAor can be procured Tor hs
low pcs 81 LOO, proguoscas the weather With equal
y an4 durah as ihs BArometer which costs IS . $50 Ena
The SATuRAL Wr1rHz Ixockroa vas never known to TIE
world before BY sahsher Tor ne Gfst
tine offers il to he public orstIs rs Eons prortieS h-s
astonished the scholars aud sae Of EurePs and Ae
found in testing is vne The seovsr is not andr e nss
atty Of saying anything in Il merits his
"a IT, Of such character % put al doabt At rest Read ~
WK BOWLING NJ D., Professor Of Aszofss 81 tAs M.
eeroy Of Adsdr, and edii5r Of The Nashville JgBrad e
AGicfle and Surgery in his number for November, 1
As Tor onreii Se have ben closely watching one q NJ lu
mars Instruments for than and eoaFlnced that
grenstrica <novn The study i lsss
tine nov as l. va more than ysar The moisture ron
has that be has watched for eighteen and il
sensitive now as those mounted on sss,srsay.r
stove, without suffering The slightest loss q that Besali
;rSc nj .r,s nm - si "a ,v-ovld .drs -
their original shape and being placed IN tie box WITH he
dex fitted on, Kept tine precisely vita those had cot
why should last thousand years. ms
The most simple q all imaginable aan:Ea9ee' capable Of se'
win an ordinary Thermometer aad sr. Umans ttls
instrument. farmer would haVs bat tia dc0ltY in ang
patng rain sunshine The common ernol1e
ter, and Mr. Ullmans hygrouer, would enable s farmer ar
anticipate e weather, than he could iary
with the hest The usn fa Of ne IN ea
barometer win orste Wind rain bat no az can tell Ehh
until he sseertns the hy groelrc state Of e Ar lis - ~
wind viii come, the atmosphere Damp here vii b Iai2 %
the noticing The Ieroury Eh In the theDomsr, end
turning to his nygroete- peroeyes large ant o. aeoa
vaPor Indicated, win knew that rain is a. band se aPoa ne
contrary hot the weather, II the air Dry he VII -
look r Mr. Ulisn's little Instrument requires no e
Hang nail In Verandah hall aat -
believe hundred years th The greatest
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ON THURSDAY the 9th day Of June next the premise
will sell at public sale IS 30 Lots in D. T. McCavock
First Addition to Nashville. The Lots front College, Che
and Streets and among the most vslusbe Lots
that SedOu
partieul irs in due tine
mayIS V. S. LINDsLEY.
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COAL OIL.

VETEtaTe q full stock of COAL OIL, pure and unade
w terated Lamps Of ali styles and sizes.
iune4 MACKENZIE & MINCHTN.
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gre4 J. N rOwtEE, >: p dIcHs Q. HrLL, E.S-, <

Frcn ]. d. fowler, NJ D. and john O. HILL, Esq-, q
Columbia. Tom ss5sing. February g, 1899
L0UIs s. ULLAAs, Esq Dur We have made repeated
experiments and taken Close ottions Of ne little
Exotic. which yon kind enough present % tine
slice, Aa Whch approBraEei DESIGNATE the Oriental
Taiisman, Natural Weather Indicator. Prom those sxpe
olserya1ns stfed. i extremely ssne =
all smosp inaaehcss- and pleper and
can supply pzcs 81 TIC uu1test barometer ar
Indicating tie changes % TIE weather concerned secze5
suspended IN WHERE thaf aono
fresh air, protected ingeuce Of the
the sun and carefully regulated aeccrins 70 sx icH
directions, coullently believe, It VII uurngy iEdlcae a
approaclng varsons Of the from - e housh
aavanos. ASIDE fTou as afame nr1 isis Uorthtour EaI
the amount YOU charge for Boianeai Curiray.
ResuectfaIIy, &c, - r y. M. TbWLER7 a. ID.
q
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ONLY limited uunbes Of ths "NatuTal Weaihsr l1a.elsf
viii fe offered Tor sale, which be found ~ e ofl9+
nisees At NsshyiIie.-RAINs & BROWN, Public sue
STRETCH corner Union and college streets DAgf 11t..
co corner Church and Cherry stress and y A. n -osA
CO., Of Broad snd Market streets. -.
Price 81 90. TIE dso0verer VII ssla "
er Indicator BY nail postage paid we'll put up ana 1
to any person enclosing sO c1rrert neney. - - Ra
lreto-s fr rsu lffn usuE &C Eeeon1fany s.n AneAof
955-ss. LOUIS 5 ULLIAN, Ags1t
,haas,AsS ooiuasfa ze15i
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Mr. L s. UuaIsS-l Dear 81: find your simple ane -
CANT little Hyzoseope, cOusucue JcITssf, quite eeeaisi
and believe they viii pros etc b useful and valuable
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The JO7 style,
A new and beautiful FELT HAT for summer.
a. - FRANCISCO,
ap9-tf No. %, Public Square.
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Lorfs s. UtLaas, Msa-Ds1g Sir 9 have had the HyFro
meter you hung in ny LaatnTy since Il arSedl
found il 10 move in the manner you represent
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DIR. ID. H. WRIGHT

ETAs taken the Dsmovlle Co. Drug Store,
Union Block, Of Obery snd Church srgels, where
IS s1p Al all times bsprosesHoaaliy consulted
kl3 0am
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J. L. RIDDELL D.. Professor Of Chemistry In Ire Unrs
sity Of Louisiana, conserving this plant, S4yE Il.
q New 0rleaD Marsh 81. $50
l. ULLMAN Esq-Ds1ri SIR receive ten the l1th Dee
ISL thsy EOnterally dslIeats, believe reliable.
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The Brazilian Braid Hat.
A FEW just from New Orleans, at FRANCIsc0fs ia
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To Corre'spop dents.

1t will great ofunnecesary friends
ID writing to Us, will bean in mir the following rules
Always give the date Post Office, county the body
Of your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed from ece another give
both Offices IA full
IL you write business and other matters,
seets o. paper, or different leaveg Of one sheet.
Letters and communications solicited upon all such
and subjects be Of information public
Anonymous communications character receive
attention
Correspondents should write only upon the paper
we cannot undertake to return teed communication
All letters on business should he directed Mesrs a.
EASTMAN CO., and personally either of the Pro-
prietOrs
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DECISIONS OF rHEsUPnEm COURT.
OFFICIAL
Opinions of the Supreme Court % the
state of Tennessee, at Jackson, April
Term, 1859.

State of Tennessee, at jackson, April
Term, 1859.
This was an action of replevin brought By Maley
vs.. Upton, to recover certain goods, and
chandise conveyed to Upton. as Trustee by one
Smith, for the benefit of creditors. Judgment was
for the plaintiff and the brought this Court
upon an exception taken to the registration of the
deed Of trust. The deed purports TO have been
registered on the 18th Of January, lass. The cir
ttcate Of registration IS signed thus Ben SherrOd,
Register, by J. MaurisOn. d.. r. The record shows
that SheFrod, the Register removed to Texas day
or two before the registration Of said deed where
by the office became vacant; and therefore it IS
gued, the registration of said deed by the deputy
nullity.
1t is true that the act of 1928, CHI 5, sec I, do
clRres that by the removal Of a County Register
out Of the bounds Of the county in whech he may
have been elected, the Office shall become tdcdHf-
STILL think the registration Of the deed is not vi
tiated on this ground.
y Deputy Register is an officer known 70 the law.
By the act of 1852, ch III sec. T. each County Reg
lister is authorized to appoint one deputy and all
deeds precisely registered BY deputies declared
to be sufficient By Oh. IS of the same session it is
provided, that when the Register shall die the dep
uty may continue to act until the appointment of
successor; and all instruments previously register
ed by deputy. during vacancy in the Office, by
death. are declared etectual as if made BY the
principal Register.
The case Of vacancy BY the removal Of tho
Register, is not embraced by the words Of the fore
going enactment, but it is within the spirit of the
law, and in this view, the registration might well
be considered valid, it cannot be regarded of
the essence of the thing how the vacancy happen
ed, whether by death removal Of the Register.
But without the and of statutory enactment the
registration would be valid and effectua upon the
principle that it the act of an officer, de fdcO,
acting under color of Office. 1t is a well establish
ed principle, that the acts Of such an officer
valid as respects third persons who have an inter
est in them, and as concerns the public in order to
prevent failure of justice. The Judgment viii be
affirmed. McKDNET.
Test NJ d. WEIGH Clerk
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Superior Farming Lands for Sale.

NUMBER one Farm continuing 900 and 100 acres
within Of an hours ride by the Louisville and Nashville
karoaG am "a by Turnpike, Of the city Of Nashville
THIS Tract OF Land is sua ed excellent neghbohOod
has upon good improvements we'll wsted for
ohe farming purposes and susceptible of division into two
or places
point OF SOIL water, &C. for stOcF grain TO-
bacco ar IS unsurpassed BY any tract in the State.
Pos,Oce, churches Schools and Railroad Station convenne
the promises.
Terms easy, liberal time given. further pa nars
ply JoEn Sehon Of the firm Of sehon Merritt No il
Cedar Sreet. al this olhce nctIs III twin
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VNIILL be sold to the highest bidds- on Square, Nas-
Wv vile, on saturday 26th hns brood MAJ.
and nine head ofDurham cattle bulls cows and eeers,
credit Of four months notes with arprnved security required
nov26-dlt HAMLET 4 Patterson.
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LSO received ne assortment Of French Confetouerisz
~ am stih manufacturing that No Candy, and an
selling Il IS cheap other house n ely have made
recently editions 70 Bakery, and 9he furnish
great Of those large Leaves o. Bread Eifh IN
Vari-,y o. Cakes Pies, &C. eH3s kosEkrsoN.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

F7NHE partnership hitherto existing between HAN Jon
this day dissolved By mutual consent The accounts
indebted the firm requested to as payment them.
JOHN 7. HAdAN
A 10.
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CoALr COAL COALI

IL persons wishing superior article Of Coal should
~ al Yard and examine the stock 1t is guaranteed
give more heat DIRT and last longer,
Win 4cglv aus smoke or s1us We only askR trial from the
most gea,ica knowing they will lie pleased Orders lie
len in Boz a plsce the Yard back OF the Nashville and
Chattanooga BalToad Iepgt ,,,-.r = ,,,-,,,,-
nnNIL oA1LAEl- y. AN-NL.'I.
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Days Aromatic valley whlskey.

FIOHt nc lLeIll4lt5 DdHy dIlituI
1t pronounced by good judges lie deeterious
foreign subs and consequently e should tale 4e place
Of all poisonous miniatures which rnwholesOme
influence upon who them they
all The noxious beverages that generally
Whskey an imposition and a curse,
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IN THE WEEKLY.

oSr DoLlAR per Square st and FrT CENTS for eacn
subsequent il sertion
Advertisements published in boL the Daily Weekly, will
added. - - ~ - ' '0'0'
Transient Advertisements sauf Be pail Tor at the tins OF
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SILVER SOAP

FENIs being prepared expressly cleaning Plated
Britannia and Tin Mirrors, Marble, Gliding
House paint Carriage Moudngs is nvaIuahlehe best and
cheapest article for the purpose. 2S cents PER cake
sct5 MACKENZIE AINCHIN.