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ROOTS mud aIIOEH.

BOOTS and SHOES.
lie offers splendid stock Of Doors and SHOES ,nsp-
uncturod ID expressly Tor himself, from Lady sAnest
slipper, to the honest yeomans sstoutest stogy.
large assortment Of
HATS and GAPS,
Oiths latest and most approved style, direct fro m
Gennin's and other fashionable establishments.
GROCERIES,
In great quantities, Ofall varieties and Of the best
qualities just received nd for sale by the pound box
and barrel Tobacco Of the best brands.
CROCKERY IA full assortment of China, Stone,
and Common Ware,
HARD WARE;- Everything needed in thistins OF
the trade. Flour, Salt Nails, Window Glass WooGen
Ware, and in short every thing to be found in
try store, or needed for town and country trade.
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For sale.

For sale.
large quantity of land in Wood county, and a
number flown lots in Perryshurg Persons desiring
90 purchase are requested to apply soon.
August G. ls5T--lStf JAMESNIURRAY.
GNUFP, Tobacco, aud Cigars--A, No I
- PEcK y HAMILTON.
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lg-The stock above advertised was bousbt in Bos,
ton and New York FOR Cash, and will be sold fer
READY PAY lower than Goods have ever before
been offered in Perrysburg.
take this opportunity to return my thanks TO ny
friends Of Perrysburg aud all Wood Oosnty for past
fayors aud patronage, and would respectfully invite
them and all Others to call and examine my stock.
CASH PAID for all kinds ofProduce, Wool. Hides,
Pelts &c. Remember thatthis is the Head Quarter
oftho Fur Dealers of the North West.
PEuRrsBuRG, Oct I, 'jS--22 JULIUS BLINN.
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/ co,umr or Facts and Figures.

COST OF THr TGLEoRAPn cABLs.
Pice OF deep sea wire per mlle sl00
Price OF spun yarn and iron wire ler mile 265
Price Of out side tar per mile ~
tn ----~
Total, per mile sls5
For 100 miles vi 2l2 5JO
For ten miles Of deep sea cable a,
el450 per mile ll,5O0
For 70 miles shore ends s.Sl $50 per mile 81 ,2jJ
Powtp OF rHE SuR.--A distinguished chem
ist in a recent lecture, while showing that all
species Of moving power have their origin in
che rays Of the sun, stated hs while the iron
tubulIr railroad bridge over the Mend straits IN
England, four hundred feet long, bent but hall
en- inch under the heaviest pressure OF ttaln
il will bend on inch and half from its hor-
sontal line, when the sun shines upon 1t TOT
some hours. lie stated that Bunker Hill monu-
men, Is higher IN the evening than in the morn
ing of a sunny day; the litlle sun beams enter
the pors OF the stones lifting it like 50 msny
wedges.
WsALrH OF the USirgD STArgs. The wealth
Of the United States Of Americs, as an estate,
may be thus stated
Value OF farms aud cultivated
soi $4,000, 900 900
Value of horses, cattle, sheep &c l,5OOOOOOOO
Value of agricultural implements, 0OOOOO0uO
Value Of m nes 1oOO'OUO wv
Value Of dwelling houses 3,3OO OOOOOOO0
Value of railways and canals, ,OOo,oOo,UoO
Value of factories, mills aud ma
chine shops 300 600 900
Value of commercial and marine 200 600, 900
Value Of agricultural produce, do
mestic manufactures aud Ior-
eisn goods ON hand l,OoO 100000
value OF golp aud silver co bull
lion and jewelry ofevery dcscrp- ...oao
ton, oUO,uUO'uOu
Value OF public lands, ships Of
war, fortiicntions, navy yards,
public buildings. &c. &c. 1000 OOOOOO
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Howard Association.

IT 7 d 4 D Z u T II I Il
p aeo 1icnt Institution, established by special sndop
re1H for ths relief Of The sick and distressed
afflicted ieM Nruieat and Epidemic
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94srGroatest Discovery of the Age.-Gs5
IMPORTANT TO
I 0 B A eco c H E W E r S !!
DIR. GUSTAVUS LINNARDS
TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCHEs,


The Great Substitute for Tobacco.
Its well known aud incontroycrtabe inct thai the
nordinate of Tobacco is the promoting cause Of
the most severe
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DISORDERS
TO which the of subject careful analysis
and long and painful experience have clearly proven
that contains certain narcotic properties most insd-
ious in their effects which, by entering into the blood
deruuTe the functions and operations OF the Heart,
causing many to suppose they are troubled with a
chronic affection OF that organ
TOBACCO Affects also the entire nervous system,
mSursng itselt-as all who have ever used the noNt-
Gus weed will bear testlmonN--n LasSltude Nervous
irritahlit Water BraSh, Dyspepsia, and many other
diSordCrso a similar character.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCIIES
Are Designed TO counteract these baneful influences
and have proved completely successful in amulttuds
of eases and wherever used Being harmless in them.
selves they beneficial effect upon the entire sys
storing the Taste which has ecome Vltated by
great Indulgence completely removing the irritation
and accompany ing tickling sensation of the Throat
which always consequent upon abstaning from the
use OF Toaa.co, and by giving healthy tone to the
Stomach inyi. rate the whole system
No EXCUSE
Need henceforth ever be made by TOBACCO CHEW
ES that there exists perfect substitute or relief for
the cravings and unpleasant feelings, when attempt
ing TO broak of from the of Tobaccoas the TRoCH
rs or Lozengers warranted TO aerform all such Of
fees, They put up in convenient and port
able style at 80 Cents per Box ana can be had Of
all spectable Druggists, liberal discount to the
trade
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom all or
ders should be addressed
James Il. Bow err, Druggist.
Cor. 2d and Racests. Philadelphia.
March 2l, lS5S-t6lY
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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owner or owners Of
~ the southeast quarter of the south east quarter
section 35 town g. range H. that the trustees Of
Weston township, Wood county, Ohio win meet At
the house of Willard Carl, on Friday, Feb. 25 1888
at o'clock A. n. TO view and locats water course
commencing at the south east corner Of section 35.
town s. thence runng in northerly direction the
section line between sections 36 and SO until il strikes
the Prairie Outlet Ditch, aud TO award the expenses
Of the to the owners Of the lands benefited there
by, WILLARD CARL.
Jan. %, ls59--37w5 $3.50
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Timos oi IIoliing (onrts.

IN compliance with the provisions OF e" An Act to
rsoye the District courts and to give greater eli.
consy so tho Judicial system OF the Stater passed.
April llh 1853, the Judges ofthe supreme court did
on tho 18Th day OF December, A. ID. 1853, in aud
prescribe tue times for holding the terms of the
District cOurI in the several counties comprising the
10Th Judicial District orihe State of Ohio Tor the year
A. II. 1859 ng fpllOVg.
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PERRYs YsBURG, OHIO
q ORalHlnercial College.


FACULTY.
W. r. Hott,srsn r.. Fxtro'x
Prnoipaisand Prof.. Of Book Keeping and collat.
erai branches,
wH. r. Coorns, W. II. HoLLIsTsR.
Professors o. Practical sud Ornamental Ponman-
ihip.
l., BsreR, Fsqp and others. Lecturer, on Railroad
and Marine Law.
jaws n. ADAMS, ESQ. u. w. BRooEs, ESQ,
Lecturers Commercial Law.
K. l. JoNts ESQ, Lecturer on thu principles aud de
tails Of Banking.
KKAMiNiN0 COMMITTEES.
on BAEKSs-R. ROCKWELL, Teller of Wssoh,
E7eritt & Co.
Oz MHacuAxprSrSo, JossISG Z CoNMsmoN-T.
DwIsHT, EELs, Secretary Cleveland Gas Company.
H. G CLEVELAND, Book Keeper for 1so. orthinS-
Sn&Co,
LtYAYtrrE voncI, Book Keeper for Edwards 4 ID.
slinSs.
OH RIiLRoAplNs-H. c. LrcK Secretary and TrsSI.
ur.r Of Cleveland Toledo r, r. Co.
}. 7. st1rAEs, Assistant superintendent C. 4 7.
r. n Go.
ND. wArrHnsoN, CLERK Freight Dept C. 4 T. K.
J. N. FIEErs, CLERK Ticket
J. r. AIMS, Conductor c. b T. CO.
TUITION,
Rock Ksspiag, Single and Double Entry, with
Practical Psnmanshp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ Q
hsnklns .-.-----.-----.-.-- ~
Rnil-Rohding OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
etsAnDosunR ------------ -.-----'---
Conn mission ..------.---.-.---------- 4
Is Lessons in Practical Penmanship ip.-----------
Scholarship for one TeAr-.--.--.-.--.--.--- 10
Thisls the only institution In Northern Ohiohs'nE
reel Examining Committees" bsfure whom each
student must pass exAminNftsu and from whom II
competent, they will cceiro certificates.
ANY studCnt entering our College may rest assured
that ScnticmSn's nsme Is used BY us but such as
are Sotivsly engaged and no departments advertised
but such az are regularly instituted Ard though we
have no disposition 10 make comparisons untavorsblr
20 any one especially our,elYes) uuhestatingly
Offer our "Courso to the public, squnl If not
psror similar institution in tho country, Aht
ask the public to examine Send for circular.
HOLLISTBR = FELTON,.
CleYllaad. .Msrch4 lB5s-1SmG.
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS is one of
the best literary papers of the day. A large Quarto
containing TWENTY PAGES or SIXTY COLUMNS
Of entertaining matter; and ELEGANTLY ILLUS
TRATED EVERY WEEK.
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NEW BOOK
The Chart Of Life :

The True Theory Of Reproduction.
EVERYTHING that is now known respecting the
II production and prevention of OFFSPRING, is fully
presented in this book Numbers of physiological
mysteries concerning the organs of generation, in
derstood by the commonest understanding. 1t also
explains how to prevent conception pre- gnancy un-
der all circumstances without the sacrifice of health
money, enjoyment. 1t points the most FREQ uent
cause of barrenness, and the remedy.
The book will be sent (post padD the receipt OF
One Dollar, to any part O. the United States.
All orders must be addressed to
DIR. G. WRIGHT,
Box S02, Springfield, o,
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II It's ordered 10y the Judges III, courts OF commos
Pleas or thc oh judicial District, NJ the State Of
Ohio that the imos Tor holding the terms the court
Of common Pleas ina thu several counties in said Dis
hc Tot the year A. D. 1852 DO and the same are led
and prescribed as follows:
Scncca--Februaiy I, Junc @, October 10.
Crawfnrd--March Is, June /, November y.
WynndOt--April L., June II. December &.
Putnum--F February 6, May 10, and October1s.
Wood--Fohruary Is, May H. and October 10.
Hancock March |, May a. and NuvpmhsrS.
The foregoing list made adapted and signed by the
undersigned, this 30th day ofneccmber, A. u. 1903.
M WHITLEY.
q. T. SENEN.
JOSIAllS. ri ANTS
J9dets II Comaor Pi-7I COURT Oih jii-a' pis.1rf
| certify tho ior'goiogto be trus copy from the
Journ'i Of snid court j. WHBB, Ci.rS.
INN. l.. lA5N-- NNMI -
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At MOORE BROTHERS,
--s6t1 r3sun,mltSt
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Court Of Common PLEAS, Wood County, Ohio.
Jacob FIchinEer ~, Joseph Z, Wade, Il dia Ann
Wade, Ct al.

Wade q al.
fENNE said Joacph 7. Wade and Lydia Ann Wade,
Of Cauada West are hereby notified TINT the plain
till Jacob Flckiug"r, on the 22d day oi Dec, l33S,
ilcd in tho Glerts Oi6re OF the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Wood CouRy ohm his petition against then
the said Joseph +. and ydia Ann Wade, setting forth
tina; ON che nth day Of February the sand Joseph
Z. Wade executed and delivered 10 said plaintiff his
live promisyory notes of that dAte, for the sum Of
5000 each with annual interest from date said notes
being secured 10y a mortGag' signed by the said DO
sNpA 2, ana lydia Ann Wade, ON the northeast or,
ots.c 3d. town arrange east in Wood county, Ohio,
con aiming lco acres ot land. The first Of said notes
I've paid before the at daN ot November, '63,
and the remaining four To be- paid annually thero6f
ter ou iAc first day af November ofcaCh year, That
there {, lUc plUntiN 'Nl notes and mort gage
the sum uf s, 80, With auuua' interest ON $1,000 tr0m
February ith 1854 until February 2Sa 1885, aud on
$3.50 frlm February %, oia until March lithJN5Sand
ou $50 irom MARCH ilth, lS}s Unt' paid The said
deEeuSIhtS are iurthernoti6cj that unless they an
sNsr O. said petition o., the 9Th LAY orFyhruaryIS
judgment vGhe taken sS,tnS, thcm 10y dttNut az the
February term ot said yvuy lSIJ, Tor the said sum OF
SSs0Nith interest stated and an order the
sale %, 'd nor.ss scI premises 60 satisfy said lum
J, +. rRlCE, atty for plG.
Dee, %, lstS-2avt$ $500.
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RECOMMENDATION.
L - i L a L II 4 L A &c

RECOMMENDATIONS.
UNION HALL MEDICAL ASS,
Cincinnati o., Oct. 8, 1853.
We take pleasure in certifying that we have known
Dr. G. w. Wright, for a number of years, most of
which time he has been connected officially with our
association, and always borne high moral charac-
ter: That he is pre- eminenty skilled in the theory
and practice of medicine and stands deservedy high
in the higher walks of science. We have read with
great nterest, the book called The CHART OF LIFE,
which teaches easy and safe method for prev
of conception, and cordially commend it to all intei
gent readers, particularly to heads of families.
G. Nj. Moore, Prac Phys.
S. d. BEECH do do
c. R. HowARD, do do
S, NJ. CosT, M. D., Prest.
G. W. GUNN, M. D. Secy.
B. +. WooD, An'l. Chemist.
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BUFFALO ROBES |!

rOLrDo. Jan. IS, lsS9--,Otn
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A GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS TO $1,000 90
RECEIPT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
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CrlRVIS olruTptnii0e lnsi rscciItd--
- rECk 4 HAMILTON,
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COST OF THr TgLroRAPu cABLs
frice OF deep sea wire per mle slOC
Price OF spun yarn and iron wire l'er mile ~,
Prics Of out side tar pet mile ~
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9aiIp dnipn ( 9urtritan


ThoH Hast made desoIate NH cly Company
-ros.
There shors beam within my bower
Afection's diamond spark,
The spotler CRIME with fatal power,
That beam j Qrenched and dark
There light Of chideoodas joy
A laugh cf infant glce
The earth el0sed Ger any glorious boy
Ny n1fsiins--acaCre 70 her
There seemed a sound like rushing WINGS
50 thick ny cazas.
blight destroyed ny precious things
NJ treasures fed the lame
An ocean Of unfsthoned grief
swept DER with Us waves
AMI here all desoisse i stani,
Alozls, amid ing grares
Nons There flows 10 kindred tesr,
Nc syrap lthising sighi
r : lei of caraus crosds are near
a1S Is there nougist but ooTtring turf,
AID cold earth loosly throsn,
To shut me from those cherished ferns;
Ny beautifal-my own
Yet 7eto this fearful change hath BROUGHT
Nho thus hath laid me ioif
Mas it hand with vengeance fraught-
The malice Of a foes
No. he who clliei my being forth,
From nauie, uzconsciou3 clay,
He VINO with more than parents care
Hath led ne night and day
Who erreth not-whO changeh not,
Who woundelh iu to heal;
Who daTk'n not man earthly lot,
save for his spirits veal
Therefore, low me o. HIS way;
mourn, bnt not repe
And chasteaed, yet coIdding say
4" Lord not aly aai2 Dat tliae."
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q RDN Err ~ co.
NEW FIRM.

We +. H., 4. S. K. c. Gardner, have associated with
B. Buckner partner business under the style
Co.. Front store, No. >, Inn Block.
We will keep always hand large and carefully seecte
stock staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Varieties Boots, Shoes
Hats, Gaps, Bonnets and Straw Goods generally.
Our stock plantation goods will be unusually
sing heavy WoOlen Cotton Fabrics both Coored White
extra heavy Broans, Wool and Palm HAS, heavy eolOe
white negro Blankets.
We customers and dealers in Merchandise, who
wish to buy goods Cash, short time give
stock close examination, Intend make their inter
est and to make this their cheapest Market
We wall receive sell friends, all country produce
such WOOL Feathers, Besw Ginseng Jeans, Linsey and
Socks, at the highest price the market viii command
jan4-du
AAARSHALsS NOTICEs-McEnnis & Co., vs.. Il e
VN Steamboat DelaWaTe.-By virtue Of Warrant Of Arrest
District Court in and for the Middle District o.
Tennessee directing oaIrsst the said
boat De awafe, machinery, boats, tackle apparel and urni
tre and under an the Hon. H. humphreys. Judge
of the said Court. l. B. Clemerts Marsh oft eSad Court
do ereby publication Of The warrant and arrest Of said
steamboat macny beats, tickle. apparel and furniture
and cite persons general who have pretend to have
right therein, to appear before tie said Judge Of
the said District Court Of said Court In the
Capt at Nashville, Goth day Of February, ej9 Il he
UNI day. else day next following at 10 o'clock
forenoon there to the said beLts in cause Of
contract and maritime and further 70 do and receive, In
this hshaf as to justice shall apperaln This III day Of Feb
rrary, 1859. j. B. CLEMENTS, u 5. gaIrhal for the
seilO-dtd Middle District Of Tennessss.
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Enclos money b address for the Tickets arsr1d On
recent Of which they he forwarded IS FIRST ruca.srs
an have tickets ending 10 any hgurs they may d-euats.
The OF Drawn numbers and Prizes win be pur
elasers immediately after Tire drawing
Purchasers vii please write eir signatures plain, ard
sVe their Post Oece, COGnty and state.
, REMEMBER thai every Prize is drawnaud payablsu fl
sithout Distinctions
All prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
dTawing-Other prizes u The usual tine Of hiri iays
Notice 20 COrrespOndsmfN-Those Eil prefer not
ending money ~ mail, cuse The ADAMS kAtkkSs COM
PANY, whereby money for Tkeis in sums Of Ten Dollars andc
awards can sent az risk and peass from ethyl
where taey have Office. The money asa oisr
enclosed in ~ 60rrH17cs f0ef cce odeo Erese, I
Vi the Express Company csrcoi receive tieiu
m communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets Certhasoy Nail or Express, 70 he d.
Ia
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MagniIicent schemel
EACH SATURDAY TERTIARY.
5,4s5 Prizes nountnrto s32GsOOO

A Circular showing fhe plan OF the Ase-
teries will be sent 10 any one aesirous OF
receiving Ia.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES willie Ioid a.
tie following rates, which is the rsk;
Certificates Of Passages Of 10 " hole Tickets, go
Half ID
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange store

NEW S1OHE AND NEN GOODSs
Cheap Cash and Exchange store
YENEfE subscriber having sold his interest in The old
Of EVANS & Co.. so Market street, and located himself
permanently his property Of Cherry and Null
berry streets South Nashville, known heretofore Loves Sore
has just received, aud is opening splendid OF
New and Fresh Goods CT every descriptions suitable the
ofbo city and oOantry-consistng Of
DRY GOODS
Of all kinds Prints Glghams Fine Lawns, DeLanes Linens
JackOnets, Muslins, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRE.
Fine Gold Rings Ladies' and Gents Dreastpns, Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains &c Alsu,
READE-IADE CLOTHING,
OF the Latest Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy WOolen Goods, Doresics, Blankets &C.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY ANn QCEZSsUARE,
In fact everything viii be kept at will be necessary for the
completion Of a we'll asserted stock Of Goods
All Of which he Is determined ready pay cheaper
hsn be purchased Nashville his limited expenses viii
allow him to do 50
maraI 10 HAsBROoK.
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR DO EIME Il co.
Have just opened at their stand
NO. Union street,
A complete stock II FAN and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILEIA TRINMINGS.'
COMPRISING fun assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons Gallons, Frnges, Bugle Gnps, Grape Trimmings
Belts Buttons Brads, Buge Bu,sons, g. &c AL Of which
entirely and the best that could be sO the Eastern Markets
TstOck Of:
Tepkin MerinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered Brads and silks Crochet Embroidery spool
Coon well other material for Knitting, Netting
brodery and Crochet Work scOmpiet and arger variety
quantity than We also continue to manufacture
PRINCES, Tassels, Buttons, COrsdS, &c.,
To order usual and will ,ry to suit all and everybody.
sepl2-d
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NH. ID. IaARGRAVE,

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORRAAEyTALP4{B7ER,
BROAD STREET,
sept. s7-H NASHVILLE, TEss
TNXTIRA FAMILY FLOUR.-We are in eonstan
recipe Of DE finest quality Of Family Rlour, ifem ID
Union Hinton Mills. Thee ss make ns
le Flour any Mills in the country Se sell cheap
md guarantee every pound sold
janis ?. i Q. ANDERSON Broad sesst
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Kirkpatrick. NeVins a. Co.,
RECETTZyG, FO2RARDLyG AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
HAVE il large and complete assortment Of
u II Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
Molasses, in barrels AID half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
RaSins, fun stock with Teas, Candles, sarlines Mack.
erel, Glassware PcaIs together with ali kinds VI
Giles usually kept in Grocery line. Cur stock Of
RRANDEES, WINES, WHISKY, &C.,
We think be surpassed this any other market.
heavy stock Of goods invite the attention Of
the trade.
mar2s-tf KIRKPATRICK. NEVINs A Co.
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7. nuEGK. GEo. G. ALLEN
B u r G e & Al lie N,
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
Commission q Produce Merchants,
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
NNTE are now in receipt CT large
Wv Groceries, Liquors, Shch invite the attention
of the trade:
go binds Louisiana Sugar $50 bills Baltimore and Louisiana
100 bbls Y and Philad lphia Coffee Sugar;
Crushed Sugar, 70 bbls Baltimore and Louisiana
so bills n Y and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar. p bbls Baltimore and Philadel.
phia Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, p do o. G. Java CoGee,
100 do Laguyra do
$50 bbls New MOlass, 50 ten gallon kegs Gold Syrup,
100 Zen gail kegs do
$50 boxes Star Candles, 900 doz Painted Buckets,
$50 do do . ness Painted Tubs,
200 a do do $50 dozen Washboanls,
$50 boxes Tallow do 900 doz Brooms.
LOG do Pearl Starch; $1,000 asserted Cigars,
200 do Bar soap, - bxs Smoking tobacco;
IS chests Green Black Tea $50 DO Manufactured de all
% bags Spice, grades,
80 do Pepper, 100 bxs CARROTS Snuff,
10 bales Ginger, 80 kegs Shot, assorted sizes;
100 casks New Castle Soda, . do Bar Lead
100 bxs do DO in papers, IS bxs MasOn's Backing;
ceroons hest Indigo, $50 do Glassware;
2casks Dutch Nader; $50 do Window Glass;
p tie-sesf esh Rice, 500 bbls Kenhaws Salt,
LIQUORS.
800 bbs Deans Whisky, 200 bbls best Robertson county
100 Wishires do Whisky,
IS do Ward & Cary 0 $50 bbls Rye & Bourbon do
D do Smiths old do 100 bxs Longwors CataWba
60 Or. pipes Sherry * Madeira Wine;
pipes Holland Gin so bask Champagne Wine;
90 bbls Ale 10 bbls Vinegar;
Together with every other articles usually kept Grocery
inc. janIsl BURGS & ALLEN.