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4 IiLTiBLE FlRH
FOh SALE.
HEHE ENTHUSIASTICALLY HALIN-

FOh SALE
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-30

Dsa, Apv pysp RoHOoa. The sarrsa.
ssssies u this sEesllett as.i bssfsl sehsel,
eli slsss on Wednesday, The isA e Jelly The
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= h,u ,usn sut 10 vi,ssss the seFsnsRira
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-30
COUNTY COURF-KNoN COUNTY.
II A nANSON ANI NAVY "

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VISITORS,


A. rs fsii~ sFsgz alsf t5-issiF $3.50 T-s-a=s--
sifssted = - aps- @1fA W=st 4 NHa.rs- -Js-sf. =
zss-s fssa aurgsitf- - H,lizs ~ Entrs's aH# a
49, heea Ftth-i-igAaa 80 IasEa fr-as rr as.eh
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PREMIUM LIST.

A aeon cow WIN 4 E0uSs esIG
a 81 sai~. Apsdy - ! VILLAS.
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I1HsF ANNUAb VAIa oF TaE cor
II tsa P1sRtsFsF Csavsatt9as b tai Ftssa
30 80 cFtf 4 kntIs gu - hsii - No.
$50 Hsshs. t-riazisz o. - As-isE - tHszs''.
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Fhsra wssk--E.tvs stssk--Aay nrssd.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-30

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NOTICR

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FI0 FME tHEnlFOAA o. JOAN Ne
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NatteeihNetFs
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TO THE
LADIES OF {. TENNESSEE


III l. bE.~l A. LNtE VI AZ II / y r.
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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-30

YELLOW SPRINGS
ILouAT C0uNTY. TEHH

= y .
- THIS siIk ase AEFLHFEB A. SELL - TuE
eSFEEE - FLEtwEE
T'HE rrnI.ie AEE aEaEBI INFoRN-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-30

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Ias-la Is - N-ss Ws caaIe C'saE
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IN n ROBERTS ADMIR- AM

H. JfdEhs. - Abss ~. - Frtfrsss 80 rEa
- sfaEv -e=atsaa-a t-...s FraE-.sH 80 70
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NOTICE

NY WIFE. MARY DRAPER.
VI SsuBs la=sgt-S ~ 49, s-rrra. - asas ssss.
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hsr tssa auFsa a. EHAEAk
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ET l.s.r suus ,ae Fs.szs=ar -.s.- H
I-- D H"a-s .l#
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nF TUE BEST BRANDS. AND
Oas Fsz-s - ssfl Il - - sSs = 'a1 - se'
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CaAsVEHN sAtE.
\ 4 TENpI.E IS SARAH J Nh
SYp,tps .ns MoLAssES
WICK.

GAMING COTTON. (faS AscA,ass,
- -. staep-s f.iss R.s.s. - 80 =,
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SteaMhna[s.
L,Fi.I
nv TIE LINE FOR THE
NJ; NJ EASTERN AND WESTERN SHOI

Es-szsii!.II44-Sr-lR TIE LINE FOR THE
s<as7Ssssss1zs.TtS5 EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE
SIZE MEkS KENT AND PjoEEEp '44-'
~ CAPTAINS KIRwIy AND NoRN,gi'
IN DiVID IA l. = N T E n p y ycE
,,,,-,r,. DAILY LINE TO " L.
A-' n4Ip!IS, WEST RIVER AND BACK
a, or7 tnhd;.J Ligi& H street, foot If Caadga.
"a ana after MONDAY October 90 1869 tesa err ii
steamers will run their routes as follows ~ SPehul"
1Re BosJ every day in the week to ANNAPOLIS WEST
~ Eh A \ u BALh. Leaving Baltimore at 4 NJ ana
| NJ arriving in Baltimore about > ? NJ '''7 b. -
ne teamer PIONEER will leave ayerv rTrFcD Y -,
FRIDAY, at !: ", for ST MICHAEIi$ AND FASTGE
VIA II LIS, ER FERRY returning the same days
- ne hENI VIII leave every WEDNESDAY and SITIrR.
"a IoT "a MB.IlGE, DENTON AND LANDINGS ON
day. ' an" Ai"'
FARE as io7g as by any ether line
y Freight must he prepaid.
q "a
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r <EE EOTICE.
IN

STEAMERS NARY WfR2SSHiiEGTaE AEe CEage,
WEEMS.
On and after October nth 1880
1880 TIL STEAMED MARY II WASHINGTON
Tii leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at GH
9tiaeh Tor the FatnXent River, up rs HIPS Landing
returning, will leave HIPS landing every SATURDAY
essHSnin Tor Nottingham. win leave Nottingham every
sONAf morGing at O'clock for Baltimore calling at ali
he usual BINDINGS on the Eivr. also Fair Haven and
II l. WEEVS Master
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v II leave Baltimore every SATURDAY Tnorninc com
herCihS saturday morn ng, October 18th 1860 at 81
0GSCk prQceedng as far up as HIPS Landing Returning
VIII eaVe HIs Landing for Nottingham every III Y
isa aCa N9ttngham every WEDNESDAY morning at
the river, also at Fair Baven and Plum Point Going and
returning. 79 "'
THEO. WEE&s, Master
THE STEAMER pIAyTEp I'LL si-,.,i ,,,,, -, -.
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gWNbf
LATHs AND

VIVIAN q SONS LONDON SHEATH1NG
METAL FOR SHIPS
The subscriber received the Agency oths celebrat
English Sheathing Metal and has now on hand, and "
LAMBERT CUTTINGS
sp2AH rs BuchnAn's Waf
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] A CAOBA ana other brands fine Cigars, Just
E4receved per steamer Baltimore" from Havana for
sale by LAURENCE Thomson CO., Ga Exchange Place.
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SMppiEa.

Fl FOR LIVERPOOL.-Th fine Al Balti.
49, more built ship CHERUBIM, Thomas Skinner, mas
Ter, now loading at Commercial wharf and having the
patch. For balance OF freight apply to
$50 FOARD ROGERS,
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.leITT~A OLD D0NiNfON STE1NB0AT

Estaassl=z=55rzaz EDafp,N-y-
wy, F1h kRHII,Eki cKSEURG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
IN6S ON THE kAPPAHANNUCK RIVER
p He steamer VIRGINIA, Captain n Farbank, leaves
sC IN l,er perth a. &eeihams picT.Iigt street
N!taLl T. LltH Friday AFTERNOON, al O'clock n,:
sgttGfHng leaves Frederick burg EVERY III EST;SY
:, at QcIoes Immediately after the arrival cf
te IRAN OF cars ron En9nd and Washington SorDigr
a. an uie regular Landings the Rappaian river
scu=lrg. '-"''' Gnu 80
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Notice to Mariners

I
London, November is, 1850
Official information has been received at this Office from
the Admiralty that steamer Victoria on the 10Th of
August last from Labuan the NV coast of Borneo
passed over Coral Patch the least water obtained
which was only II feet. 1t beers about SWbS nearly
~ miles from the wesernmost Bruni Patch Also that
two Coral Shoals shave been discovered Off this Coast
by the brgaEtine Acs. The position of the East shoal
is given as lat As Ion ll2 az E. The other shoa
lies on the parallel and at short distance the
westward.
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II BERTHON.
Office Lighthouse Board, /
Portland, December IL, 1860.
Notice is hereby given that the Can and Nun Buoys
now marking Spring Point and StanfOrd's Lodges en-
trance to Portland Habor will be removed this day
their places supplied by spar buoys for winter season
By order of the Lighthouse Board
THE0 P. GREENE,
Lighthouse Inspector, Third District
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"a 43 and IS HARRISON STREET.,
- is THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
CABINET HARDWARE,
FROM THE LOWEST TO THE BEST QUALITY '
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE, '
BRITTANIA WARE,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
COOKING UTENSILS, PLAIN TIMED AND WHITE
ESAAELED WARE,
fe23tf WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
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H CHOICE VINES, BRANDIEs, &c.
FMrMHMtt.

81 A. MATHIOT l. SONS
ESa SOFA AND FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
FSt Nos. Is AND 81 NORTH GAY ST..
Near FGgetts 81
, Extending from Gay to Frederick street
aIways on nand large assortment Of every variety
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE embracing
Bureaus, Assorted colors ofTete-a- Tetes
Bedsteads, Cottage Furni Arm Chairs,
Masnstands, ture; Rocking Chars,
Wardrobes, Wood Chairs lEtaCeres,
Spring Beds, Office Chairs Marble Tables,
Mattresses OF Eusk, Barber Chairs, Reception and I'm
Cotton ana HAIR CrlDs and Cradles hosered Chairs,
Sofas, Side Boards ISettaes,
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH
PERSONS disposed to purchase invited to call give
our stock examination which variety and QUALITY of
workmanship cannotbe exceed by any establishment the
coun&y: A. hATHIOT SON,
au24R Nos 25 and 2T North GAY street
TIT ENRY W. JENKINS
IL PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER,
No. l6 LIGHT ST,
has on hand large stock Of constantly
ring every description of CABINET WARE, othe
terlals and workmanship.
HAIR and SPRING MATTRESSES, SPRING UNDER
BEDS, holsters and PILLOW of Haror Feathers IRON
BEDSFEADS suitable for Hotels, servants, &c. a6-tf
a NEW URNITURE
Wsa WAREROOMS.
1.-THE undersigned would call the
and the public TO his new WareTc OIns. and his Iarye
and varied assortment of Furniture. His stock being LII
prices he hopes for continuance the patronage he has
so long enjoyed at the OF dStand.
THOS McGLANNAN,
No 40l West Baltimore street.
- FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHANGED and
REMOVED WITH CAKE. mh2Stf
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TIUW ARTS.
I7IW AND BEHUIIFUL IMPROVEMENT IN ART
N EN0KAvIN0 BY BLBCfRIOIrY.


benefits from ne e .rssd made in S secs
sisr ces of NE Equally would cacuIsie results
s ssS IL ss
n e. s has S%s .acs
universal eeme which 10 The lfe ,he mssnum bonum OF al
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q s sse he i s as
n he .psse OF about i've sausTs inches he ssos
three md inches s in ID
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Ts ssg 'i es
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dccunenI IN acs The whole sdnraSs work Of An and
IL % a. & ss si
Sr sf r. ss So.. nns ns .s
in @ mater Fer ss 4. sna 3. Ss ", e
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70 some extent 70 forming eecrotype plates 70 print from
until spplicsop Of Mr.. Blacks mauufacurtng every
undeIssnd s.s be Dow manufacsu,ps BY .hh preces.
s.rxers c..Sr. ss ana Csss a. socs @ 'esSc.rd: .,
BILE for pianos carriages machines &c Anshed
anything Of he kind ever before Manufactured in this
c.s and !. =: g
Or any equally celebrated and popular establnhmsn The
engraving are Of course not generally uhderstood but
known that from one die original plato, technically sr
force as pho.osrsghs from one onec Or IKE "a
such Improvements win be amply repaid by VISIT 70 w -
abishment Of Messrs Friend Black wnere Fnf'eH Va
ueir specimens may Be examined
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POST OFFICW NOTICE,


'SS0sf Uffi6s sOf sCS-.THE HaiLs F0a s0s0fS.
via Southampton and Havre psr United States steamer
Adriac Will olose at hts oce Saturday. the A day or
~'''' - '''a '' ISAAC v. FOWLER. Postmaster.
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SyKr.LrKg CHHAPnR THAN EVER PREVIOUS 70 ovk
- removal iCitssns and county @ssssss" 80 "a Ssnsr
Veve ktsreosooae anA ono dosen Views toe ~ tss
Unou s,creoscopi1 =, SIS Broadway. up aax%
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N NOT REAsp AZ ~ Oh M rac cU!sss ~
ns, IN iSis ana cbsr ces with entire isssscn she IT,
sns sso that Of vser. II you wish truth
@ ~ All Al SI Tbkd above Twenty IRA sses6
~ = - ~ "a rsnis: rentlemen, H.
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som,l h.ed Going good paying bosness and one Of -
bargain. bar; Biaes so0rawiox, 81 Ss..sa sTssi-
= los, whole half; the nearly -
a. sa TO- and Via
MILLS IL From, street. ''''''' 1'''' "
GAZE FOB SALE ONE OF HRRRING,s CHILLED IRON
Safes tn complete order zs q. ies high aye iest four
s show so: % f
TkxkaAN 4 BsSskTr. jewelers., as7 Broadway.
ITO LIQUOR DxALERs AND orHEHs.-Fox SALE.
Sps s.n ef for q. sss Rop
fort,shir @ s,i street and Eleventh svsnse - '
THR aRNrLysANs FuRNIsHINa AND sHrxr STORE,
ease, sale Inquire ,ss premises rs Bro.dvsy.
yIyHoLEsALE LIQUOR sroRE FOB sALE-AN -
S.Ssa ;..s i.s ans ,nr sSsn % e. sowa sc Oas
fas gnisrDss 81. ross Odss s from
81 OOO A eoop cHASSS FOB Az xsSsaxr1o.
ss Of Snes sny s,a. M,o n ~n s m. s SR 70 Tu
sueces,. Aed,e" J. Jameson, Post ofhce.
con OOO AN ESTABLISHED oAsa Busrnnn
N I0r soS ssls M s: npw And b, bean ,s.a
assd extensive trade elsewhere and ssnnos ss1
JsRyIg INFORMATION rxoHANeE. 2as BROADWAY.
$SU. .UVU: e.r.on wi.sins to enter into ! SAFE .sz
:sss. q tost soSpe s for e %sss
For z p"s
ADDRESS, Win real name 10 W n s. g. No ~ Brosd.a.
g. ios - S ~sss . rom .0Sss si Pee '''"'''
ASTROLOGY.
81 1ONlNHIN0.-NADAxR MORROW, sEv1rL2
"A daughter born with Z caui on bar fAce. causeI sp
AYrisAea tells and ofen you marry sna ~
from the bseinnins 70 The end q Ms ssd % 70 n csna ~
W, nce., elh your very houehA rec o1y - G..
OF eys atop copying my advertisement NO. ios Aa""
n Ar Rouson. 0enDemen not admauoo
AT -wHoHAs NOT HEAsp OF W Tas lrsss - ~ ~
ssnes n us ana e;es With snvrs M y 1 shs -
ss.nd s siso that her vshsr wish truth
,ns Ssr cs Third Avenue, above Twenty IRA sses
tnNSss. IA cents: gentlemen, H.
-Do powERY MADAME wIDGER, CLARvOY.
ISO All sed Spartan lady unveils the HSseries Of
.x ove marriage Absont friends ui6hness presCr6o1
Sce es for desses tells lucky nunbers psupery M
m sosn Bowery. between HouAton and BfeAAker aros
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NSATRTMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN run
N Urd,ns Love and ah-csAous Of The opposite ssx yoa
Is cene In coin or aaDpa Address, Dr w. ALIEN, boz "
BE- sdwsy Peet ofnce. care B. Lockwood, Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

NKAoHrrRRY IN GOOD ORDER, FOR SALE cHEAP--
u shAfting Pulliea Scroll and Circular MAcbinoa
Counter Shafts Beng. &C. at 46 Car mine street. n r. In -
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MATRIMONIAII.

YOUNG NAN, Is YEARS OLD, OF rRKpossRsSINa
N app Aranee And ample means 10 ceairus Of fornin9
and 10 old good looking. and psssssng sn
the qus6 atoms 10 make home happy. Address ". b.
Nscison square Pou ohces
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-Oo RowERY MADAME wIDGER, CLARvOY.
H as and gifted Spartan lady, unveils the mSUertea Of
Dsy .,ve marriage. absent friends, u6knesa prOeCro1
ses for disesses tells lucky nunbers psupery Ao3
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ANTHOLOGY. A

A s1ONlRHIN0.-MADANR MORROW, skv1ru
"A daushter born with caui bar fhce caueey spcs
arrsAea tels how and ofen you mary @ ana a.
W, nte +. tels youf yery ihoushts fce only - cen9 -
o err stop copyrg y sdvertser,ent No. ios Luoao"
a. Az Rousou. 0eupemen not admitted.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-09
Is THE PLACE TO BUY
Q Il . T III = M O. +,
Hats, Caps and
URNISHING GOODS.

MACHINE POETRY "A la HIAWATHA.
Here's the place to 20 buy your forgery,
Buy your vests and buy your brooches,
Buy your shirts and fancy Filings,
Buy your caps and buy your chapedus,
Buy your garments big and little,
Hat as high rs any steeple
Or rs low as Is the bayou,
All goods soldas low or lower than the lowest,
Retail dealer in this region,
Darcs to sell his traps and plumber,
Opposition, "siand from under"
Marks is he as who can paddle
His own good ship his own staunch hooker,
Boots and shoes for gents and ladies,
Children and youth and little babies,
Marks has, and he is bound TO sell 'em
Cheaper than tho other trnders
who can only barely waddlc,
While he'll "just get up and kadaddle"
Work to windward Of the squadron
For he carries piles of canvass,
And "gocs in" upon his muscle
Come along or send your orders
For goods that came by the Kalooah,
Goods that como via Goderich,
That's the route to bring yon freight on,
Always sound and always certain,
Far across the raging Huron,
But the God of navigation
Likes the style of the kaloolah,
Likes her owners and her captain,
And he besscs every package,
Every box and every barrel
That comes that way, most truly.
But the machine is quite unruly,
So IN blow my whistle and
Shut Off III. MARKS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-02-09
JOINER WORK.

IT, L. JOHNSON BRO,
A their shop on Tuscola street, opposite Fred.
N Kochler's Blacksmith shop, are prepared TO do
all kinds Of
JOINER WORK
With promptness and as we'll as il can be done at any
establishment in the city. Orders for any kind Of
work in our line are solicited and will receive mme
date attention. II. l.. J. 4 Bro.
East Saginaw, August ls, 1859. ly