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i EANTtLE CoRDLAiSwe. desire toStStrSFts supO-
heretofore offered you.
Ia ktrst-tt Is the preparation Of regular physician,
WHO is well qualified from much cSIeI ;eiicc ia imam
!ils eomraints 70 prrscr!hq fUr them. SeCOndly-It
Is ehureiT Tree iCIl pQg9gprc OF 4iste Of any kind
q orr CHILD instead of igIrtiIn srassbiiticsS
al II PHt -grsst sJmpsri
sen Ut It with any "ther mr. complaints
being dug from the forest under thesllirrctiOn Of Ur
Elton many Of t:enI by his hIl. Fourhy--
y y per!scty harmless aud G'Inaut inre the
delicate infant. and i CerAi;l lrre anu relief in MI
rae ISlLoWlns C1ses which Is4tsG',sf rert oyer every
FOR ALI C6SlPIA1NTs Al.fgND i,SY TEETH
|4SE; such u DNSENTERY collie NS= ulEu. for koft-
The osisi { GnSauesG or G IN tho hS9,g Halls
= sure relief For CIRCUIT the fatal ind try q
ing OF all diseases II can he relied with ler.ecs
coNnueneG and being powerful antS pazmUdG III all
cases6 commissions OF fits.Ws earnestly lSeonniod
YOU 70 loose no 1hs 10 procuring ~. Iaetly-i costa
50 much more than other .pi Caratiulis II e END
tat we cannot ailor such long advertisements ..s can
tose whose WhoieleNlYntYis their advos;isiug; for
tue sHle reason, it commend. itsCfas tue most rCa-
bic to- mothers III nllrsts tile directions wrap.
ped around each battle he strictly followed
Price . cents per bottle.
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rz-CirY Observation-Disclosures will
,,lcs-a ramrp,ber. that VIC invariably charge
- for all announcements for the city otti-
,.ss-;o be vGid .io5 ~ sN'enTce.
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y2-r-1>, Gr To THE Great Auction nj BISHOPS
y >-Sa STORE, Main Street
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y7e4zTS, GO TO TIE Great Auction at BISHOPS
EJAIEca STORE, Main Street 1t.stss,' :,
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49, 60 10 the Great Auction at BISHOPS
l5<+es STORE, Main Street
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Fifteenth tallot-Wholo number of
votes 226; necessary TO 81 choice ILL.,
sherman 40, 3oteler 43, McClermond 81,
Bprksdaie 10, scattering "a.
Sixteenth btllot-Wholc number of
votes 22s; necessary to choice lI2.-
Sherman 100, Stelcr IS, McClermond %,
the remainder Scattering.
On motion thcHouse adjourned.
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=. T,argest Citcnlatioa of any Paper In
IL i Western Virginia. -sa Jli!JVt
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CONGRESSIONAL,
9gssl he. Tie Homestead ysss bill WHICH was read

~ In IN AsHISgToS, EDec.s2 {,
-sSENArE.A A hnscn Of er1li:. III 40
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wednesday Morning, Dec. q, 1853.
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nEMIJoHN,r-Asso Escorted *, 1, 2 Band 5 gallon,
enbsn nj Pittsburgh or German. smannlaetIreS
tnr'sHlo by ldeel3 j. 4. arRTCALF
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az, TO the Great Auction nj BISHOPS
G94ssSScgs STORE, Main street. 81 l'-
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u y SExS.--iou boxes assorted, Holt Pint Flint
declj J. a. METCALF.Ey 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-28


Ef1w HoLEsALE AND RETAILT1
DRUGG EsT,
O0RNER or COLLEGE AND UNION STREETS
STRETCH has just nsdfrom the East with large
superior
WITH many others pertaining Q the Dreg R9zaes to zhc Be
vises the attention q one and ali that wish and unsdu
sfsd ARTICLES which we're purchased direct from arst hand I'M
PoreS IT. Ladies are especially requested 70 call and examine
stock q me and Fancy Goods, con-
Otto Rose In fne cut vialss
Extract hisasnae- quickly;
DO Kandsiet something new and very hns;
All the FrzngiFani preparations:
Tooth Brushes, WITH ali the new patterns,
aair do barge va iety;
Erasive soap, for extracting grease
Al Of Luhin's tine ExGerune Musk Soap;
dnons Bose soap; brown Nindsor soaP5
Oriental Drops; Lows Genuine Honey Seapf
1nrlnS Sologne: Glycerne and esrnphcr Do
Tooh osD: sn S asS Pase Ss O'0p''
RRUsHEs.--A large stock shoe, Paint, varnah and
= = - '''s''s0 80 = '-s 4 sfRErcH
VACCINE MATTER.
receiveda good supply Of fres and reliable Vaccine
oet2e ccrnel College and Union street.
ZINE TEAs.--Just received from large LmpOEtes q
Teas good Of Imperias GunpOwder, Solong
and Black Teas for sale by the large small quantity
stock Of syrnges, some entirely new
DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
EDEMAOV WILLIE IL Co.,
DRUGGISTS AND PREsCREPTIONHSTs,
Cre Store Of tie Esle Tioy and AHeTicdn Buildings,
Coraer Of Cherry and oAareh Streets,
NASH WILLIE, TENNE SSEE s
T EsPECpFuILY ask their old es aad custome-ss and
the public generally 20 call and sec them IN their new Is
z6ishment Supplied w large and complete stock Of Drugs,
Medicines Dyesas Fancy Goods ard all articles Kept in Drug
stores constantly receipt OF fresh 1upples OF the same
they perfectly confident of their ability to give entire salts
faeion reference to both prices qualities OF their go9ds
ThankfuIfor the liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 the
old hope by prompt attention 20 busnest0 inertia
continuance Of the same
Is ssf DEM0VILLE 4 co.,
Corner Of Cherry and Church streets
! NUR TRANSCRIPTION DEPARTMENTS:
supervision Of thorough and aceomplshe
Presptionst Druggist in that line OF bust
viii all hours and night, be promptly and accurate
Z ly filled. DEAoNIbLk e Co
MEDICINES, INSTRUMENTS Gcs.-We in
lEk attention Of Physicians to stock OF Medicines
/ Chemicals Surgical and Dental Instrumt nts &C.
/ DEMoNILLE & co.
! nOMESTIC ARTICLES..-The heads of families
asked call and examine our stock OF house keeping
DEAI0NILIE & CO.
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TIE RAVAeks OF Waffle. French ACCOUNTS
admit the loss Of nearly 600 killed and wounded
in the battle Of soferino and the Sardinisns state
their own loss at 900 killed and wounded. The kill
ed and wounded on the part of Allies in that one
engagement may therefore besafely stated at notices.
than Is 900. TheAustrian lose probably sill lar
GER besides 5000 prisoners Button the Whole, there
is no such difference in the numbtr killed and wound
ed on ekch SIDE as there seems to be in tbe moral
and strategicAl effect Of the battle.
The eff sis returns Of casualties in the battle of
Magenta is one Of numerous examples going Il prove
that the public seldom learn the full extent Of losses
OcOasiOned BY military engagements at least until
much time has elapsed The local authorities ct
Magenta assert that they actually inferred $4,000
bodies. At MontebellO, PalestrO, Mslegnano, in
the raids Of Garbsldi ard the constant collision Of
outposts, there has been continuous waste of
human life, forming fearful aggregate. In the
single cityof Milan there were st last accounts,
not less than 10000 wounded among whom, Of
course, large per csntsgeof mortslity will occur
1t lie within bounds 10 say, that al least 1OO,OOC
men have already been sacrificed in the Italian
campaign.
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ELECTION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AND
REPoRTER ron THE STATE.

Instructions from the Governor OF the Stae
on Saturday the I2h day Of August 1853 open and hold
an election for Attorney General and Reporter fer the State 70
a the vacancy OeiOned by the resignation Of John l. T.
The following persons appointed judges Clerks and
Receivers Of votes for said election, N thes sess %
votes are requested to Gil them 80.
John Beatty; ReceigefJ N. Hobbs; Olerks-J j. Everett
e1 Ward. Judges-r J. Halle, W. II. Townsend, NJ NJ
MonOhan Receiyer-W P. Downs clerksJohn A. sl0an'r'
Geo: Glenn ,.,.- q Us,,sr. " I. Rovd
Receiver-Jon Reddck; clerks-JAs A. Mclaughlin, v B.
Holman 60. N, po,. u II p.s.
Receyer-J n Alexander CerksJas. Trimble 7. Brown
5i Ward Judges-D. T. Carter, Mason Nannoy, p Col
Recever-Canon Tucker Cierks-Sohn u Carey' u NJ
9th Ward Judges 10 Francis, ThOs W. Chiffon, Y A.
l Ward Judges-wm. Davis Isaac Paul, John corhitt;
ReceVerWm. NJ White; ClerksJohn NcKeen John Tanks
ieg IN Ward. Judeeswm HARRISON G. II concer, NJ c. Cot
ton: ReceverJ c. Dobson, clerksParck Bunka Georse
cT n;otrc No yudges-JOhn oorley NJ Patterson W
n sIcMrr,v: Receiyer-Thomas Fuqua.
district No g. VIM D. Philips, George W Charlton, Thos J,
Mann; Receiver--Wm. DObson
District No 4-Tos. B. Page, Eleazer Hamilton, w. G. bod
District No Jndgeswm. E. Cartwright J. K. Edmond
son. J. j. D shumate ReceiVer-E. G. Rowe.
District Nc. 6. Judges-Joe A. Battle '" H. B. eambli,
District No. 4 JndgesJohn B. Hope, w. K. WAR, Jas Ra
District No g. Judges-W. Ramsey, Daniel Carmack Jas.
Rains: Receiyer-A j. Ramsey.
District No. o. Judges-W Il. Hsgans ThOs B. johnson,
Andrew Gregory; ReceiVer-W, r. Lucas.
District No 10. Judgessam. Manning W. P HaFdirg,J n.
Hawkins; Receiysr-john c. Barrow.
District No. IL Wm. EdmundsOn, Henry Compton, Allen
Cotton Receiver Vim. Cotton.
District No. Judges-Jessa Jordan, VIM. B. Watkins,
Josli9 Receiyer--Aris Brown
District No. H. JudgesJas L. Greer, H. l. Porch, SHELTON
Demoss; Receiyer-W G.. Smith.
District Is JudgesJohn g. PrshaFd, Thos J. Allison
Joel Nays Receiver-Moses Greer.
District No. Is Judges-N. robson, A G. White, S. H.
Peach Receiver-James Russell ClerkJss Lindsey, JAS
Trimble Brown.
District No. 49, Judges-W. II. Hamblin, W. B. Hudson
John Taylor ReceiVer-Jack Gee.
District Judges VIM @. Hall W. d. Dismukes Jno
H. Cartwright; Receiver Vim. Luton.
District No 81 Jas Marlborough J. W. BaOwe, W. B. Ew
ing Receiver D P. Lanier.
District No. -. JudgesGeo- Gill, G. W. Walker Giber
Marshall Receiver-A I'd Shaw.
District No. g. Judges-B 2. Drake D. Ralston, Lewis VII
/ Iams: Observation-Disclosures Ii. Hyde.
District No. a. ndgesI g. B. Carney, Thos Bysor Ed
| Graves; Receiver Gtne Garrett
] JAMES n. HINTON,
| IuneI7-h Sheriff of Davidson County.
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A Practical Illustration of Abolition SYM
paIhy.
The Pennington (hains) Palsiof gives some euri-
QUE details relative to the sale Of slaves for the BEN
eft Of AbotiOuists in that vicinity whca efeetualy
exposes the hOllow-heartedness Of The profsssioas
Of that class. Here is The story.
The cheap nature Ct Abolition sympathy for ne
gro slavss--the total holloW-hesrted1ess Of Black
Republicanism-has been admirably illustrated BY
the recent sale Of LOT Of young slaves in Missouri
by order Of their Republican owners residing N
Pennington and vicinity.
Mr.. Rice died some three years age, IN BOON
ville Missouri where he resided, leaving an estate
Of some fifteen thoasSnd dollars, about half which
consisted Of slave property. Dying without issue,
his brothers aud sisters aud Inherit
ed the estate Three Of the heirs reside in this
iowa, one in Strong, one in New Sharon, one in
Favette one in Gardiner, and one in Lowell Masss-
chusetts and, as We und srstand every one Of them
belong 10 that class who are ready to '-shriek
for freedom, and shed crocodile tears over the suf
feEings of the s.poOr slave" This windfall there
FORE aft lrded al excellent opportunity 10 prove the
Sincerity f their professions
As these slaves came into their hands without
any effort, cost sacrifice their part 10 obtain
them it would certsiniy be more reasonable TO ex-
peet their liberation st their hands than from South
ern slayehoIders who have paid for their slaves a.
quired them they do Othtr property, been accus-
toned TO their services and familiar with the ins.i
tuition altheir lives; yet the result proves the re-
verseto be true, for Southerners DO f. Quenty man
unit their slaves, while these conscientious. an
ii slavery Republicans unanimously ee;ded 10 I'VE
their slaves seld into ID 1t perpetual b1ndsge which
they have 60 s'TeauoDsly den unced IS The = um
of all ylaiBies." Their decision has beer carried
into effect. TIE ives have bsen sold by the adj
ministrstOr in Missouri, by the orders gel
tleman CT this village Sho went TO Missouri IS
agent for the heirs close up the ate, has just
rstuf led bringing. With lin six taIu and
deiiars dividends aIising from the sale Of slaves
and other properly upto this lime, portion OF the
property ,sirg been sold tiue, the proceeds q
which sre not yet available.
Doubtless these "freedom and humanity" breth-
ren win continue to advocate the abolition of slave
ry-gingling their slave money in their pockets
while they abuse Southern shareholders, including
those to whom they have sold theirs, for not hber
atiDg their bondmen. Such il Black Repnblicahisu
in New Engllndl
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cHEATHGn. {. CHATHAM.
VT, d E. f. CHEATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRAEDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c.,
OORNER or COLLEGE AND 0H5ROH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
arejust receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. consisting in part follows:
$50 hhds Sugar. grades genuine Cigars;
200 bbls choice Molasses; 2O0 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 u DO do I00dozen Painted Buckets;
40 bags prime Hlo comes % nests 1ubsi
bbls Powdered, Crushed 10 bbls English lnRts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bbls Pecsps;
10 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Eiberts.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE ISfkANDIE WINES, DC
25 Xxx y choice French Brandies
20 Z cssks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines;
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes SeOVill ClaIet,
% bbls pure old Rye do
) do do do Bourbon da
And also Common Whisky, American Brandy
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Sycamore Powder. The
dergEsd Icing the only Aensi Nashville Of the Manufacturers,
would cali the attention of the Merchants and Traders their
larg stock Of Powder on hand in Magazine for sale.
800 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
300 ( dc do do 5000 Kegs Sycamore Blasting
1000 kegs Hazard do do Powder;
300 4 do do do $50 esses Of Powder, assorted
200 do do do brands;
5000 kegs Dupont BasngP so bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
der. safety fuse
janl1 NJ. &. E. +. CHEATHAH, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Dupont's Powder; joy, Bickford & Co.'S Safety
Hazard do Fuse.
Sycamore do
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.


YTVRAVELLERS North North from the South
sttas procure Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
Lynehburg, Washington Atlanta, and Augusta, to St Louis
Louisville, Cairo Hickman Columbus Evansville, CINCINNATI
New Orleans Vsbnr Paducah SmithIsnd and Memphis, via
Nashville, Tennessee.
Railroads Steamboats,, with close connections
all points Passengers arriving NashN le via Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, directly to boat without detention
Thss the quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the
West
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. Louis Line
Tbs Fine steamboats, B. n. knnyan Mnneonka Sallie West
Cuba and J. G.. Cline.
One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every 10 M
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central 2alroad oughfrom
Nashville to St. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Dunlieth Ella John au Tempest leave Mash
Vile Thursday and Tuesday, - o'clock NJ time from
Nashville TO Louisville Sixty honrs and Cincinnati four days
Regular Memphis, New Orleans and ViclKS-
burg Line o. Boats.
James johnson Nashville E. Howard, Rel Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Gost will leave Nashville other
day, time from Nashville Memphis IS hours; Ncks
bnrg, five days; and 70 New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville wait for the arrival Of the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hlss accommodation upon the Boats Tickets can be
procured the different points, prices named in the annexed
Schedule of Rates:
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o U II F l. A G

O u Il Il "A u
Hoist, hostl our flag to heavens breeze,
let every fold float high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war, let every stripe 90 forth,
Borne by the Pstriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Ger and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For OIL twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles food.
Hoist, hoist, flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western SKY.
Hoist, hoist our flag in Arts great reign,
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where type Of nature's mads,
Where every type is found.
Above our own ATt Gallery,
Our country's standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside,
The beautiful-tae brave
The child-tne Observation-Disclosures
The warrior without strife,
Rests hsfe, in sweetest portraituEe
With every charm but life
Then raise cur bannerto the skyi
Let every star bear news,
That types at the art Gallery,
Are made by @. G. HUGHES,
feb15-d&wtf- Corner of College and Union SITS.
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t. c. sEo c. ALlEE
BU r. g e & AL lie N,

t. c. BURsE ero. C. ALIEH,
BU r. g e & AL L E N,
WHOLESALE GHOcERs,
Commission 4 Produce Merchants,
Axp DklIKRs IL
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS &C.,
COR OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN.
TE in receipt Of large and well assorted stock Of
$50 bhds Louisiana Sugar $50 bblsBalmors and Louana
100 bbIs n and philadelphia Coffee sagaf;
50 5bIs \ and Philadelphia : Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar p bhs Ia t1ore and PniiAaei'
SEQ sack. Rio Coffee, IS do o.a!5ava cos..,
W. u' A's''i- - mOlasscs.
go Pels New Moas;s ten salonles' es sysaFt
'O' ven s''' -'S' ~ sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 900 dOz Painted Buckets,
$50 x do do IS Painted Tubs,
200 z do Dc $50 dozen WsshbOards.
$50 boxes Tallow do 300 doz Bfooms,
100 do Pearl Starch 50,t0e asserted Cigars,
200 do Bar Soap, - bxs Smoking Tobacco;
Is chests Green Black Tea; 500 do Manufactured DO
90 DO Pepper, 100 bxE Garrstt's SNUFF,
100 CASKS New Castle Soda, 25 do Bar Lead
1901 do do in papers, Is bxs Mason's Blaekingi
2casks Dutch Nader; $50 do window GLASS;
IS tiersesf esh Rice, 800 bbls Ksnhaws SAT-,
LIQUORS.
300 hbs Deans ex Whisky 200 bills Robertson county
| 100 do Wilshre's do Whisky,
! IS do W. ard g. Cary $50 bbs Rye & Bourbon do
Is do srths old reserve 100 bxs Longworhs CaaEta
: Wine Vine; - -. 90 x casks old Burgundy POr
PIPES Holland Gin; so bask Champagne Wine;
btlsAls: 10 bbls Vinegar
Together with other articles usual kept In the Grocer
inc [ianlsl BURGB ALLEN.
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Ia e ks A N IFS
EFFERvEsCENT
SELF Ter AP RE Mt
The analysis Of the waters Of the celebrated Settler Spring. In
Germany, most convenient and portable form. has
UNIVERSAL received the most favorable
mendations Of the Medical profession and
Discerning Public, as tine
MOST. EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERIENT
in use and as being entitled special preference over many
Mineral Spring waters ssdtz Powders and other similar ar
used with the bestehect in all
Bzous and Frile Diseases Sick Headache Loss Of Appe-
tie Indigestion and az similar complaints, peculiarly
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASONS.
IT particularly adapted the Of Travellers by Sea and
Land Residents in Hot Climates, Persons of sedentary
Vessels and Planters will fnd it valuable adj.
Gition to their Medicine Chest
With who used it, it has high favor and IS deemed In
n torpid stat, of tie LiserI renders great service
Ia os and R5snsasisrIt gives the best satisfacton
laying symptoms and in many cases efectualy
rs Success IA cases Of rave Indigestion, Heast6ara and
CosUeaes-Proves tobe Medicine o. the greatest utility
Acty Of the SOande ana te Distressing sicKReSS so
usual Trzg speedily and with marked
n s1is he gregtt relief 10 those afflicted aritA or
feet to the PResGently acting the bowels neutrazng all
Irritating secretOns, and thereby removing all Ten
IN Jdc1 inralaablssn al aoAee Gentle Aperent
PurgQftre IS required.
1t in the form powder, carefully put In bottles to
keep climate merely requires water poured upon
produce delightful enervescent beverage
Taken in the morning, nter1es with the avocatons
day acting gently the SYSTEM restoring the digestive
powers exciting healthy ard vigorous the stomach and
creating eastco mind and flow OF spirits which give zest
10 every enjoyment It also invalid enjoy many
Iuxuries with impuny, from which he otherwise be de-
barred aud without which life irksome and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
IF the highest standing throughout the country and its steadily
increasing popularity OF years strongly guarantee its
efficacy and valuable character, andcommend il to the favorable
notice OF an Intelligent public
prenalsed and sold Wholesale and Retail by
J0RN A. TARRANT 4 CO., Druggists,
unel-dly NO S's GreenWich ST. cor warren, n l.
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ION nOA BUSHELS Ct prime WHEAT, for which
ADy.ABSDNB the highest rsarketWil he paid We hone
these haean will bring their Wheat in early as possible
While the river from IS to 90 buss
than TO ship by Railroad, and the orders doubt will s
withdrawn when shipments cannot be made These want
10 hold their Wheat, will IL months frae
and receipt for TO farmers Sacks on hard 10 con
tain sane u g. FRENCH 4 son.