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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-07

HIS MESSAGE TO THE LEGIsLATURE
Governor Douglass has addressed message TO the
Legislature Of Vancouver Island, in which he says
Having received ntimation from any quarter that
the government of tho United States contemplated
taking military possession any part of the disputed terri
tory while the boundary line remained unsettled, am
teous act contrary to the usages Of civilized nations
has originated in and been undertaken without the
authority Of that government.
That impression is corroboraed by letter Ia copy OF
which Ia herewith enclosed) from the Hon. W. L. Marcy
Secretary for the United States dated Washington July
IT, 1885, TO her Majestys Minister Mt Washington which
States to the Governor Of Washington Territory and dis
plays in the clearest manner the conciaory and mode
rate views entertained by his government the subject
Though the right of Great Britain to all the islands stua
ted to the westward Of Vancouver or Rosario
Straits to minds, clearly established by the frs.
have the foundation Of this colony been considered
dependency OF Vancouver Island IL is well known
to gentlemen that out Of respect the construction
that has been put upon that treaty by the of
elusive sovereignty over them.
Convinced that any oicious or unjust assumption on
either sdc Of exclusive right to the disputed territory
would simply be fruitess and mischievous waste Of
energy neither detractng from adding force to the
claims OF either nation ~iso and considerable policy en-
Joins upon US the part Of leaving important national
avoiding complications foreign 70 the views and wishes OIL
and probably embarrassing TO, both governmental
Immediately on being informed OF the landing oi onited
States troops ut San juan her Aacstys ship un
der the command Of Captain Hornby was despatched 70
that quarter, and Afterwards detachment oi Ioy
engineers and royal marine light infantry were ordered
from New Westminster by her Maestys ship Piurnper,
Captain Richards and those troops will be landed at San
Juan to protect the lives and property British subjects
You viii observe, gentlemen, from enclosure No !,
that the captan In command Of the United States detach
ment OF troops in public notice dated 9th OF July
eumes the exercise Of exclusive sovereign rights In the
island Of San Juan, while the President Vf the United
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
Monetary ana COmmerciaI.

The New York Herald Of the 29h ut says Day before YES
erday e sales OF Rio Coffee embraced lo bags swept
the market OF all in first hands Yesterday three eargoes arrv
ed VIZ the Dawn, with 600 bags the Mary Forrs
with $780, and the Courier, with 700 bags circular y the
Dawn Of the 18th Of December between the 10Th and
18th Of that month the market had been quite active and the
sales large having than l4o 900 bags
OF which $4,000 bags taken for the United States The first
sales were effected decline Of lOOre 18th the mar
ket rallied and closed for superior 1890 OO good first at
1850 $780, first ordinary 45O 44OO The stock on hand
embraced GO,OOO bags"
Inc Louisville papers contain the following dsI ach
orscISEAT Jan 20 P. M-Flour m 300 bill, cold At a 50
Tor apere and - % for extra Whisky arm &c pork
actVe sales Of 1900 bills SIS So Bulk meat upcan
Bacon held higher with buyers 79c shoulders and sides
$500. 49, VS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
Nashville Rreuerr.

The CONSUMPTION Of Lager Beer and other varie-
tics Of Ale has been for several years largely on
the increase The amount consumed in this region,
and which is obtained principally from Cincinnati
is enormous and almost surpasses belief Though
dealers have had to depend mainly on Cincinnati.
this need not much longer be the case. Msssrs
STIFEL PFElTFER, two Of our enterpriziug German
citizens have recently established su extensive
Brewery, and are nov manufacturing Lager Beer in
great quantities and Of a most superior favor and
quality.
MIR. Demerick, in The UEIOS AND AMERICAS Build
iDgs, has for sale Lager Beer of their make.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

CITY LAWS, CHAPTER 49rH sEcTIoE 9TH.
"Bs IL enacted, That the Scholastic year of the
High School shall begin on the first Monday in
September of each year, aud close the first We'd
nesday in June, there being an intermssiOn of one
week at the close Of the FIRST FIVE month session"
In accordance with the above, the Publis Schools
are suspended during the present. On Saturday
next the Superintendent viii be in his Office, corner
of Broad and Spruce streets, during the day to give
those wishing to enter the schools the coming
session who did not attend the past session. Pa
rents and guardians wi please notice the above, as
it is not desirable to admit pupils ct all times By
order Of the Board Of Education. st.
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comuEBc4AA.
ra.hvrlle rTarket. rsh |.

There good deal Of activity the Cotton to-day
with liberal receipts. The transactions at fall rates. dca
Jog nu market notwithstanding the aBfavorae adYces from
Iurore The fious the areuars Of the day irnsae
tons fsery inefior At at &C. atloc, I0sc
60 at I0s C. = ~ 10 &. Is at alc and at lie.
We quote the uarke firm follows. oFaiuaryt 10 Good ors
nary Sc slsc, Low Nidaipg Iosc, sIidaug ios
Good siddIos lokaic5.c.
T0BAccori receipts q Tobacco more liberal to day
than yesterday. Mcasrs. Fisher, WhcIsss Co. sold nne hogs
heads following prices 80. as, 30 570 f 30
APO %, and 40 and Mr IIsu'iiou sold hogcads at
6.i0. "a, l5 20, , %, 40 o., 4.68, and 4.s0
The Toc9 sold to day Of 90, quality as that
her tOfore sod and hence the apparently prices obtained
The market with good demsnd within range the
following quotations: Lugs 39sc Leaf csc Loose
ss5e with occasional sales Of superior article al &C.
PROVISIONS liberal receipts there was good deal Of
arivity in the Bacon market to-day fun prices We heard of
several Transactions outside quotations bag rounc
We repeat quotations. yerterSy st which the market
closed arm this evening Shoulders &c, Hams s9sc
Clear Sides 93sc and hog round 9s59sSo from wagons
Lardis request lB SO1se for prime, and sase for
No. ]. put M in good shipping packages
GRAIN-Wiih light receipts Wheat we have heard Of but
few Transactions Prime Wheat and finds ready sale
at remuneraEe figure. srsy prime article of Red and
White would readily command 81 hshe sacks furnished
There littleor demand for Inferior grades the Offer
inss for which from 40 to 7Oc according quality
The speculative feeling Germ seems to have subsidi some
what though the offerings readily at 60c Per bus
The receipts however have light during the last two days
Dealers holding Oats at SO per buhe for prime ar
ticie
eROCERIEs-The sales to day rather light though the
market is firm at qaOatOns say Sugar hogheads GJ
&C. and in barrels 75slfc; Moasses Se4O Rio Coffee iQX
q lac- and Java 1sqs20c
WHIsKY-The markes Bru at eG2sc per gallon
for Reehed Country quoted 4O9Sc according to quail
fly.
Monetary and Commercial.
Tennessee in New York on the stb nit a, oo This
IS decline of about % the st January The tendency
In stocks generally still dmnvar and lower figures will in
al probability have to be submitted beTOre reaction takes
place.
Thompons Bank Note Reporter the Qsth ult quotes Land
Warrants in demand in New York at the following rates;
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Markets.

New YORK, Feb. l.-Egsning Cotton has de-
elinng tendency, sales 400 bales. fair uplands H.
mi1dDg uplsnds III Corn has q declining tens
dencg sales 600 bushels. white and yellow S0aS2 !;
Sugar firm, Ss; Molssses 4Ia42 Tobacco steady,
stock 5000 hhds.
NEW foRK, Feb. Ia heavy lot of Sugar was
s'ld at auction to-day, prime Orleans 7a74
CNCrNNArI, Feb l Flour dull, quota ions nom
inal, 5.S5a5 40; Whisky. sales 400 bills, % :;
Mess Pork l9 90; Laird held at llalS} buyers are
quarter below that figure; Sugar firm, demand
Improved; MOlarses, prices sitter, but enotstious
unchanged; Coffee very firm with an upward ten
dency.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb l.--Cotton sales 4, 900 bales,
declined + fair qualities since The Arabia IL
III; Sales Of three days 6750 bales Receipts of
days $4,000 bales Sugar firm, sales $500 hhds
Molasses, sales $500 bbls 80. Southern White
Wheat 95 Bulk pork, sales 10000 pounds,
shoulders Z, hams 8, sides 8. Lard in Kegs 49,
The steamer Rnsk from Brlzos 18th has arri ved
with 81 600 O00 specie and bullion
Governor Cara is preparing 10 march from Tam
anlipas to the ssss,uncc of the Liberals
Arrived. ships Assyria and Chimborezao from
Liverpool.
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WAsnINGros, Feb There are runners of cons
emplaied changes in the cabinet but they are false
From Hayu.

Bosrox Feb The brig Monticello from Port.
Au-Prnce, on the 9ta Gays, few collisions had
taken place.
SOlOuque had advanced to Moro and was medita.
ting an advance on st Mare.
The Republican movement is organized at Pert
An. Prince
The Emperor called for more troops but could not
gel 100 more.
1t is rumored that Jsemel and Aux-Caics have de
elared for the Republic,
The Emperor's forces do not exceed 1900
1t is the geneaal opinion that Jefsrd viii succeed
Business at Jeremie and Port-Au Prince is nearly
suspended
An embargo has been laid on coasting vessels.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

We saw at The jewelry st,re of Mr.. G W. Dsnezan
yesterday beautiful Pitcher, GObeIs and Salver,
of solid silver presented by The employees of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad to Mr.. II.
Anderson late Superintendent Of the road. II was
beautiful specimen of workmanship, and reflects
the highest credit the skin and ingenuity of Mr..
DOnegan, at whose establishment the engraving was
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

Prof. HaskelI,S Electro Oii..-A supply Of tn
Medicine the of Rheumatism, Deafness P les
Corns, diseases Headaches and Palms. bens
received by EWIN, PENDLET0N & CO. and by JOG. BR0MN
Nashville Tennessee, where it he obtained. The suffering
should purchase bottle Immediately. See advertisement in
smother column.
HAsKELL-The following testimony in favor Of Dr.
Hsskes Electric Oil is furnished for publication.
PRoF. HAsEELLDear Sir feel it to he duty to inform
the pubic, through What your wonderful Electric OH has
done family. My wife has bn aarmngiy troubled with
the falling Of the womb and pains in the back and breast
bought bottle Of Oil yesterday and to-day she entirely
sends her respects foryour and
prosperity have had rheumatic pain in shoulders and
for long time, and in ten minutes from the time applied
your oil the pain all gone 1t truly wonderful remed
for palms, such have been suffering WITH and cheerful
give this testimonial Of its effects.
G.. 7. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn subscribed before me- this day. cath july 1857
LIBERTY WAITE, Justice OF the Peace.
Such testimony tells oeT tale worth columns Of ade
ertscstes all over the land and great way OF.
Try suffering and afflicted see advertisementin other
column. arld&wIy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

HARDwARE.-MeCall & Co. offer large lot Of
common and medium and two blsded Pocket
knives, Log Chains, Vices, Grind Stones, German
sndAmerican brister Steel Razor Strops Shoe knives,
Strrup Irons, Bride Bits, MOrtiee Gate Latches,
Curry Combs, and Bed Screens, at from twenty 10
thirty per cent less for cash." than the same
Goods can be bought in the market. Call at Kirk
man s Ellis old stand, No. "a, Public Square.
janlS-6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

We call the special attention Of capitalists to the
large sale of the various Tennessee stocks sdver-
tsed by Benz. T. Shields, TO take place this morn
ing at 10 o'clock precisely This will certainly be
the largest amount of assorted Stocks ever offered
in this market.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

1t has been mutually agreed by the publishers of
the daily papers in Nashville, that hereafter they
will not furnish their papers free CT charge TO any
yearly advertiser We make this statement in order
that there may be misunderstanding in future
business transactions with our patrons. tt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

The Bell Ringers played sgsin last night 10
large and sppreciaiiys audisnce a. Old Fellcws
Hall, where they are drawing crowded houses taeh
evening. These enterlanmentssAre very super or
aud we bespeak for The Peak Family good house
agsin tonight, and curing their stay in cry.
They win give eoneert on Thursday evening st
o'clock, which all children wall be admitted a. 10
onab
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

We the undersigned have hesitation in stating from the rep
uaton know DIR Won acquired
and AUsT that have placed under his treatment
and far satisfied that his modes Of treating the EYE and
EAR is that of scientific professional Eye and Ear Surgeon
We recommend all Whoae afflicted either with Deafness Blind
ness not to delay placing themselves his once
receive the full benefit of his services.
W. IIy. SMITH,
d McALISTER,
TH0s. BELLSNYDER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

BARGAINS IN READY MADE CLoTHIEa We are
selling at Reduesd Prices, for Cash, the balance Of
our stock of OVER COATs-BUsINEss CoATs-heaVg
Pants and Vests. WARD, BERMIEGHAM Cs.
No. 20, South Side Public Square
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

There was another full house the Gsiety last
night, and from the in wbeh the Peak Family
were eaeored, We Judge their performance gave en-
tire satisfaction to that large and intelligent
disnee. The programme for 10 night is one of their
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02
AcIditv Of the stomach ana InhIr

GcIdity OF the Stomach and indigestion.
81 can e anything after taking Holland Bitter, re-
mark frequently made To persons troabIed with acdt
Of the somsch, would only try u. Is wOrdEde repu
ton, has been established alone by the many wonderful cures
has effected When used for Dyspepsia Jsundice Liver Com
pIaint weakness Of any kind Cosveness ard Piles should
taken il small dosesay, half easpoOEfu regularly Tires
times = day, before meals. jan3U-d&wIw
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rsa-Hea Al he Unisn Bank q Tsnnes. Nashville ld,z
III Look out fot iuitslious Of Lea a Perrin's yvor-
cesssrshire Sauce. See advertisement Of aerSD VseaN
& soss anr2l-s
Facts for Parents--rhe csly way tsfie and over
CONS disease ols gin az the foundation
Hence patients have treated great variety Of diseases
where worms heve Teen the Of the illness.
Ralesoes celebrated yerIaifugc he mes; and ros eject
ual remedy fer thiswidespreaa disease.
NxwAEx. n. j., March ?, is54
A6sers B. a Firhnsscek d 20 Geltteuep-ou Saturday
last gave vial Of B. a. Fanesioeks srRi'pse
n e - O, sas w Scald ttt The we're ,l
sand OF them 4 has Improved his a-ah cry mush eaEre
COMMEND i to the public az % @ ar I worms
that know Of Sahisii a. D', LIES
sola wholesale and retail by all the principal rss ap,
country merchants throughout the United States anSd~iH
Rock City miIIs.--L r. szUKz8 q CO., Proprt
esora J.s. BAUMAN q CO.. Manufacturers OF HOOK CITY
FLOUR VIII pay the highest price tines for Wheat and
Corn, their Mls, Of Line snd Cherry Nash
Prices of FIour-FronAndsfsr this dare untilfurthsr
Eztrs Family Flour, % 90 cline Bran. zoe
G 6Gs asI 90 c class Bran Bran Soc
Middlings 50 Corn Meal, bushel, zoe
All articles by undersigned deliverable at any place in
The city free Of charge When selling BY the quantity their
s. j, 3. BAUMAN co.
Any wanting Flour, Bran Meal &c. from Rock City
Mis- win Box a. the Post 0acs and al W. II
Gordon Co.'S warehouse where the calls times
each dsy. idee Il J. BAUAAM& CO.
TEMPERANCE DIRECTORY.
FENENNEsSER Division Temperance meet eve
II ~ Saturday night at Temperance Hall No 53absFe Csege
street, near the square. A. NELSON.
H. X PECK,
JAMES CLAIBORNE.
TOPIAN Temple OF Honor, No 81. every Friday
{ ming at the same Hall above.
A. T. BRADSHAW, W. c. I.
ROBERT BRUCE, W Y. I.
W. II. MORROW, W. r.
NASHVILLE Temple Of Honor neetssyery Wednesday
y evening st the same Hall as above.
W. A. HHERRY W. c. 4.
L. BENSON, W. VT
X. BARCLAY, W. r.
ENDMUND DILLAlIUNTY Council No Of T. A. & g. Tenn
~ pars, LIST Thursday evening each
the Hall above. JOHN PATTERSON. c. Of O.
RO. LAPSLEY, 5. of c.
H. H. SlcALLISTER, J. Of @. 2 I
J. HENRY CURREY, Comp X. |
NURREY DEGREE, Temple of Honor Ne. II, the
last Thursday night each month, at the HALL as
above W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. 4
B. W. PETTY, D. v T.
jy3l ly N. DALE, d. r.
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RIVER AND sTEAmBOAT NEWS.
boats LEAVING THIS DAT.
For Memphis, Cuba, az 10 ~
Louisvila. Tewpcst, at 10 Am.
Cincinnati, Dunleiib, at u N.
Pittssurg, Clifton, At I'm.
The river continues fall, with only six feet on
Harpeth Shoals.
There was some prospect last night Of rain.
The Nashville from New 0riesns and the Reli-
ance, from Cincinnati are expected to-day.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Sir william Wallace, from Pitisburg
Cubs, from Memphis
Umlire, from Ports above
DEPARTED YESTERDAY
Ssllie West, for ST. Louis.
Two good job Printers can oct erplorn,ant q
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River News.

LOUISVILLE Feb. l-Noon.-The river is falling
slowly, with = feet water in the canal
ST. LOUIS. Feb. The river is rising slowly
with to 8 feet water to Cairo
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For several have been deaf which gradually grew
do hereby, with the satisfaction testify that have been
under Dr. Won MOschxisker's and my
HEARG has already improved that degree my
duty to him and those who similarly afflicted, advise them
place themselves, without delay, under hiscare.
JOHN K. SPITLER,
Nashville, Jan. 81, 1853. IA South Market street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Feb II Senate. Seward nronose5
By Joint resolution hat The Prosiicnt ipfsfyss. fer
be defence Of Commodore paulding agsips, sui =
arising from the Performance ~ his duty An
-mendmsn, 10 the iHdiIa Appropriation RiiI f,om
tbs Finasee Committee looking 10 the fti.nre a. :
ton Of Tbs reservation systeD, was adep.ed IT,.
s majors from Texas aud California opposed s, a.
likely to produce general indian var A.o.hsr
amendment. was adopted reieyiD = The Eniied S,sles
from damages TO traders in suits aEainst poor fe.
ly Indians
Hoase.-Ou Hcusf n 8 ssking leave 10 inlro5pea
bill empowering The Presideot 10 oonrset a fweatv
million losp, Coyoie. speaking for the Penn Vi
ia delegation said he would not vote for IL ,1etit
me measures were adopted 70 supply the empty
Fre ,sury.
Al the evening session yesterday for general d's.
CUSTOM Davis Of Mississippi advocated the aes,,i
sition OF Cuba, SO necessary to The preservation Of
ha United States nation England and FrsYee
we e not in a coodition 10 interfere No reasoaas
bic believed Cuba could be purchased aud there
never was period when foTcible acquisition woad
be less injurious than now.
wAsHIEarox, Feb l-Hsnss The Homestead
bill passed by vote Of 40 to Is II g;ves Quar-
ter section to actual settlers The French SpoIis,
ton Bill was referred to Committee of the Whole.
wAsBIaorox. Feb ii NJ SpullOck has been
snn6rmed Marshal of Georgia, vice Steward re
moved.
WAsnISGros, Feb There are runners of con.
emplaied changes in the cabinet but they are false
WASHINGTON, Fen The reference of The
French Spolialion bill TO the Committee on the
Whole, is considered al indication Of defeat The |
Committee on Territories have sgreed to report
bin, organizing jefferson Territory embracing Pike
Peak county. The Supreme Court in the case Of !
Nathaniel 7. Edison A. Young appealed from ]
the Circuit Court Of the Eastera District of Louis
lana dismissed the case, no counsel appearing. I
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~ 49, sank cs west wennsssoe, a.
49, MEErHFs A-Ehs sstes Ct this Bank vii b
red-ssea a. he Unsn Bank q Tennessee Nashville ,x
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NASHVILLE
Wholesale Price Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.

NOTEI must be remembered that our quotations for Bacon
and Lard those paid by dealers from Wagons and that
filling ORDERS an advance Of or commission equal y a y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

III Look out fos iritslions o. lea a. PERKINS, yVor-
cestsrshire sauce. See adversBent Of lorN DpScsi
soss aug2l--s
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY,

BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Il. HAGAN,
50 Market and Union street, Nashville,
Tennessee.
Invites Country Merchants Sellers and Dealers generally to
examine his stock prices. His assortment COM
priSes full stock Of
HOOL BOOK
BLANK hooks,
Memorandum and Pass Books.
GOLD AND STEEL PENS,
WRITING PAPERS,
PRINTERS' STATEONERK,
Envelopes,
WRITING INKS,
States and PeDciIs,
BONNET BOARDS,
POCKET AND FAMILY BIBLES,
Historical, Medical, Theological, AgrieuI-
sural, and
STANDARD WORKS,
Popular 5ew Books, Newspapers, aIaga-
zines, etc., ETC., at Low Prices.
=. HAGAN.
GOLD PENS.
Splendid Assortment just received ty
I. HAGAN.
STEEL PENS.
Over 1900 gross Of superior quality just seceyed by
jan29 +. HAGAN.
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A1OEAON sALE OF GRoCERIEs,
S. A. G. NOEL & co.

%. Eeor"ary 80, Rt . oscIock.
VNTE viii sell, do- cash In fr1st ~ an. -,
w ing Groceries. 70 viz -o r Nv
~. 81 t anos Sugsr,ai sradesi q bu s Almonds;
On 49, SSAss, ds ~ bis Pecan Nals;
Iso - = ~ a0tassesi 20 d Nut5
- 80 Soi-s N0u'oon and NE 20 hatrbes.
A. % coils Manila gopss
- oos NS-sol , = Robinson 80 boxes Giasrar..
"A SSIhy Hnisky 10 u Tunhisr-.
80 hxs & D " Chez 80 nsts-.. 49, --t-1-si
20 - o taels.n isllesi 50 Do star Candies
10 boxes Gig azsortas: 20 ~ "
sardiDes, > ers Broous and nssrlg ava-v ,f- . -.
longing 70 tie 6rOcey business al II shcb - IN
rally. some consirnunsnts .1ust .el-s.i -- s --s
10 We expect to sellss above a o'cloes ev,
morning, .hrOag hoat the year rai1 a. sbf.e 0aAa
iaA@'-dd 5. A. c. NOEL co.
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Two good Job Printers can get employment at
this oHcs BY apply ing Immediately
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NASHVILLE
TESTIMONY.

DR. Won MoscHZTsKER operated nay Ears, and take
great pleasure in certifying derived great from
his operations ROBERT P. MOSS.
Nashville, JAN 90 1853.