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NEw YORK MARKET-AHn ..

FLoUR-SalfE 70 20 bhls1 ss2sosBs0for SUPER stats
Is g IS Tor STATE; SAd57 Tor super
sS Oiur comm0n % mos extra western; S590a6 Is for
lT fsh granns EhpDing bands extra round heoD Ohio
Market hrm sni ltsuasucy NV Tds bpf pces have aot
InafsTiaY raised Dgmnhd fair for hnme trade and the
Is alec sons export inquiry. Closing quet and very
Can ADIAN FLoUR-Salsu Of SO bbls at $3.50
100 eomnon 70 onmoe s1tra ssSady,f with pretty far
RYE FLoUR.-ouist and stosdT Sales 100 bbls at
S9lRdA,l0 common 70 ehqloe SUD.
BUCKWHEAT ELOuR-COniinass duh at Sl,5O9I, IS
'1(soRN hTFAL-Quist and noninaIiy uachauged
MHlSKN--DGh and unchanged Sales Of $50 bbls a. 9
WfIEAT=Tirmer with fair export 1smand, but transso.
t7us much roEteed By the advanced vices tne te
upon b. holders Sales q 90 bus Eood and prime Elw
Club at Sl3G 3, and lOO bus common Whits southern
B6RLES-Quloi and firmly held At 7O9s5e
BAkbhf MALi--ln fair request and steady prices
CORN-Dcmand active at better pricrs Sales IS 900 bu
al 5c adoat and delivered for mixed wesiern Tic for
10 prime yellsW southern and Jersey.
OArS--Eirm, amp modoTaro business doing; - G4ic
PORRsIarkss very dull snd prices still rule in favor
Of buEe Sales 1850 bhls At s7 c. mes; Sl7 ~ cid
mss 81 0 thin mes; Sisoo9e 80 western prime mess
Idne. Si2 75od prime including SO bills bul
sT,s optlon IN June a. Sls25. .--
BEEF-e uiel and anchened Sales 500 bbls At 81 00a
Si0;1 Tepacked ness $ll.o0GSt2 Is extra mess.
nEEE AlS-Cunsinue dull with sales Of lis bbls ct
PRTfF sfESs sEE 20 iiet a sl5alg Sales vithia
tay two Of 900 tiofces eveland on private terms
-bBACOE- Quiet and anChafeod.
,Sy.IL lAls7DHll s1s hssyy Sales $50 packages al
LARD-More active, ana prices in fsv0r ofbuyeis =
E.lss sq9 bbls nsurly Pll ( 7 exDo-t, l09S9lle.
4Atlsuiy and In lIniiee rsqne' II llSs Ohio
CHEEsE-In fair demand al IO6l2s.
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ALannf0rturrs.

LSO MANUFACTURER AND
"A Wholesale Dealer tn WATER FIRE PROOF
PAINT dry and Ia OIL and the sala the CeFs
land v HITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS. WareIouss
and Ofce Atwaer Block, foot Superior sirrst and No
NmeV street, g eyelandl Ohio- febl2ROdsW
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CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue of a
~ writ Of FieTi Eaeil issued rom. The Cou[ Of Com
mon Pleas Of Cuylhosu fouHY. at thl Hu of Joshua II
Freeman, plaintiff glnst William c. North defendant,
directed, have levied upon and shall offer for sale
No a9 Ontario street in the city Of Cleveland
said County The llth duy Of Apul 1850 oclnok a.
NJ the following described properly wit The stock
now IN said store No ls9 and also that at No.
1871 Detra street in suid city Of Cleveland. lately Occu
pied By said North, sad toeks consisting Of GOAL Oil
Fpid ard Lard Oh Lamps CnndelHbra, Coal OIL Cam
Pheue Burning Flud Cans Measures Burners and wick,
Two stoves and pipe nEie ersaEe, ~.
And have also levied upon and shall for sHle
vnder said wr at tue Coal OIL Factory Of " G. North,
tbs Onil Cana west end uf Ohio street IN said
city q Cleveland on the nth day O. April lsGO nt ten
O'Clock A. NJ the properly IN said Factory, consist
Ing the following hrtices TO wit "a stills, steam
boiler and in pipes connected herewith. treuiug ket
I'd agituor settling tank bleaching tanks, force
pumps bleaching house. coal shed, number caTboY-
suiphurc acid ard empty cur0Js, lot tabs YIN measures
cupDeT dppeT quantity heavy OIL axis grease, barrel
5aThdne. kettles empty barrels cans, water tank and
rubber hose. lpress. 4 sOye, piye, Sc-
have also levied and shall Offer for sale, under
said Wi the door TIE Court Hguse. Of Sele
and Champan Streets IN sad ca y the 18th day Of
April ls60 at o'clock NJ OF SAID day, horse,
single rockaway Nugon, aud one single baTn.ss
.. ID. J. WlGHrMAN, Sheriff
b r. BBAVs PlH's. Atty.
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Something Exclusively for The Ladies
: H1I1-7 'I1N8 I-Fl VI 1-VI NV 2
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
SKIRT SUPPORTER.

Patented Dec 2gh, lss9. - H. ..aHr
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE
II Knew bS 6iSy. v Snd besssf of them THIS = ist
ouly Goros the perfect SYNNETRY and det1et
promo ss It In every respect i is OF such peculiar
9. 3 tsy srs s6ms9 @ s. me- 1s
saspeudng the skirts, &C upon the shoulders and hy
ug completely preventing them from PRESSING against
BEARINe down upon hs C, 6ps agd APsogsI 4 which
feu the pers7n and drawing the nexise portion o. inc
a1 eicsut sHoULDA R BRAcE-tTOwing the entire supp
q the skirts d ecty upon the shoulders the ela
bord immediate relief and msni cases effect RAD
IcAL CURE OF ACUTE AND CHEosIc DlsEAsEs caused by
plants can testify These Waists have pa the CIT cal
1sdeai men who aII proaOuncs them the hes iisng Of
Is lind ever invented They ars apdly coming IN use
They must 6s go 70 sS ons a. i5sn q asm sHa ToIa
Cleveland and examine Them Lady will always be in
readiness show them Persons wishing purchase the
& G 70 % S ss Pr1 a f er5OFy % wSo S s7. sS
the exclusive rixht for the United states
nsT en- tbs Patent WIN sssaIsay be dealt vi sc
''u'-' SoRius, saEFFIELD q co PropIiotors,
sncces.orst % H +. brown &Co..
Rssd tie following rscommend tions and references
kindly furnished publication BY those who have
ny more faSrng communications have and
ing daily is deemed sufacient for the present;
Mss.rs Norris, SHETTIEEp Co we, he uhdeTsisn.
&c. hsvin ,, ~ - :, ~ @ - - @ vs.
IL recommending Il to the attention Of every lady Il is
admiralty adapted to the convenience, JeaHfy aud
kssll Of the wesrer furthermore we know it always
relieves and IN many instances effects radical the
NUMEROUS dsBEsrB cansed bY tignt laciag. We hope
into general tOr fully satisfied Il is
Whist every lady who values comfort and health should
have; 1nd adve every to purchase it. for
assure them they viii neYsrT Tegrst it.
Blrs Charles Leayett. hrs. y. Stuir,
L L, Beckwith. l. d Cobb,
" IL. Blossom, H. NJ. Burnett,
y L. W. Curtiss, " B. Pearce, ..sI
c. L. Ransom I" F. COwles,
Miss Amelia p Nash, Prof BraineTd
hIrI. D. PriichErd, .--.-a .l..
Dr. s r Bsekvith. Brainerd Burridgs, Pa.snt
{" 7. @. Cleveland, Right Agents,
y W. B. Rezner. p. COWles, Editor Leader"
p" - Ta-alt, Ossian E DODGE Agent for
" n. johnson, FianOs.
2 J. Bal win Co, Mch'ts J. H. Dewitt, Merchant.
Freeman kellogg [" TT q ..
Morgan Root 4" sehn9:2sl
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nR.A.W.TUCKER.-It A. has become
IL well known tact that he hundreds u Chro-
mic disease with his Baths and Medicines where al oter
prsCca fails. He will guarantees to cure Rheumatlsln
Salt Rheum Sorofula, Liver Complaint, Chill Fever Dys
peps Gravel Asthma, CatRTh rnpgYi also see2nusIy
Syphilis IN all For this qsease ne mas
tpoco that never fails Good tuccsss In all other ChTO-
mic diseases and Gail and see the Doctor.
~ Once No. M Ontario street, Up stairs
- Consultation Free. mzr4
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GfaaI Notices.
Sheriff 8 & Muster COmmlssloRsr'I SALE.

PURSUANT to the command Of an
a Order Of sale iFnifd from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahuga CounLy a. the SUIT o. CaTn GddugH,
plaintiff Thomas s. HarlHck, defendant, 10
deced, shall oneT f0F sale at the door OF lh9 Court
House (cuuer Of Seueca Champlan sTrets) 10 tha
yof Cleve und la SAID County, The day gf May,
lotq : Uclock P. NJ. Of said day, the following Dc;
tcfibga lndl and tens mes ~ Wi sunto ~ the UiJ ~
Clcveadt lcuntY Of IuyAhoea. and STATE Of Qho, and
buundcd ana dsbcrbd follows: Being lots tllhl tao
hnndred aud nii htteu, 10. two hundred and Aneeen,
l21 two hundrou and MS four. tE9l two hunhred and
Gllly, GID two hunht sid thiTiy-one l10al two nun
ured ond y-o glt, (2i) q hundred aud oyentyuur
l4l3) two hundred a1u eny- five, (5b Two hundred
ynd sevuniYEN, (26l two hu1drod aud sixsr 2o) two
hundred aud nmety hle (96l teo hundred and nnstyuI,
l3b three hundred AID % y ihree hundred and sey-
en- uh surveyed pnlte und recorded "a the SUBDIVISION OF
that puIt q Ohio City, Cleveland, BY Ezetiel Fol
som, known as N Taylor Farm atluilIUut. 81.
S2i 90 80 " %
q" =. 2fs i5 ~ /" 90
' A" 200 Is, 81 Is
D. L. WIsHTBAN, sneuG.
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Al Cleveland with o4sland ard Toledo Cleveland Ca
iunhus Cinciana Cleveland and Elle, ssi ClsEa.al
and PittsbnTsi RaiIr Z g. .-..-- r.
Al SolaI Nith hacks 70 Chagrln sails, ~. 80
A 1rautua with hacks for hnTCuua, Ec.
Al BrareTils with hscks 20 Newer faiiH, Ae.
At Wailea with hacks 20 ShnFon CIgaufaid Msltrlla
Bloomfield Canfed. &C.
Al Yo1ngStoVTn with stages .or New Castle, Poland
IOSel and Eaon Vallsgs and thence by ~. ". ak
3. 20 PiftabuIgh.. - : -
ClsrsIand Feb. s. iss9
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MASTER'S SALE.-Tn pursuaoee

MASTERS SALE.-In pursuance
4N1 gf a decTs5al ordgf Of sale, issdsd from the
CDnrt Of Common Pleas Of CyahOga county Ohio az the
suit Of Thomas B. Prtehard against Walter j. ALEU- and
hens, 20 me directed, shall expose for sale at
the door Of the Court House, coIner Of Seneca and
Champaiu streets in the City Of eVesndl In said county
on the l0h daY OF May, Is60, at o'clock p NJ OF said
day the following descrsed lands and enCments TO wit
Situate the township Of BROOKLYN. Cuyahoga county
Ohio and Is known Lot No. l3. in ra stones odd
tion 10 Cevetard cOmp0sed Of original Lots Nos IS and
t9 IN said Brooklyn l0wnsh SAID lot 6s lOl2 f. front
COumbps street. and l1 u deep the line
and b4 and 5l2 feet deep along Erin avsne and IS I2
feet wide the wlst eud Appraised at S65I.
=. W, BINGHAM, Dlasler COmr.
LORFN PRFNTIss. Plihi Auy. anr9:22
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De PARIS
VIENNA
TRIESEMAR, l. 2 & 3.

4 TEHS PATENT OF Engisud and, s6oured BY IN
Seals Of the Fcoe De Phafmacie de PARIS aud the lmpe
rial College Of Medcino, Vienna,
No Is invaluable for exhaustion, spefmBtOrhma, and
ell physical disabilities. ..
that have bthet been treated by the nhuAoJuS and pe-
ciOns use Of copdvu and cuhebg
No has entirely supplantsd the injurious Of mer-
curry. thereby nsurng the sufferer speedy relief Dis
orsng all mpuriities, and roouE oa the venom Of dis
Casr.
TKIESEAIAH, Nos l. and B. are prepared N the form
Of Ozengo devoid Of taste and smell ant be carried
the wtstcoa pocket Sold IN lin ses, and divided into
separate doses rs aduiinftered by VHlpesu Laemand
RouX Rico a. Ee Price So eich, eases for So which
ves So and In S2I eass, whereby there saving Of 50
10 be mad, wholesale and retl ni Dr. BARROW. No l9t
Beeckar street New York. Immediately on Ieceitirg
receiving remtahce. Or Barrow vii forward the 1rie
any psft Of the world, securely packed and hd-
dre ed according the ius TuctUns OF the writer.
CFg- Sod also BY GAYLORD& HAhMOHO D and WIN.
FfSKE tleveland I'D un3l
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1S59-6O.
syslald, C0lIn9Hst 3 Cincinnati El1iOad

Il0IsleAai VoiuLASAa . VAnttAilnbl BoAlibea
ke3S o..
- ~
WINTER sARRANCE1IENV
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, No7.
~ a. lsss Passsng = TTaiHs lsasa CsTsland nsfgosei
50 A. NJ Cincinnna IxpTess, Stopping at Bersa.
ton La -GrsnFe, Wellington. New Loudnni sa-
- Len shelby hnd all stations south Of shelby
fe1 d Cincinnati Night Pasgeng stopping ag ~ 1ra-
lions between ClaVelnnd- and Gallon, and e
81 Cardington and DUllWafei also, stopping q
leave rErgs ngers e afall1t1tiGns aouth Of 0ali1l
ahsbJ susausEy s55sd aaS Ns-afE Rar6sl n.
CrsIsns P,sb1rEh y waTSs Ia csssF5 RIssd
~ FOrest lppeT 8apdufky1 Dslpho8i LiLa1, Z
wayne t-tporle, Chicago &c. west, and Eal
lot lianEneld, Moost1r, HLaEsillor. &c.
aAoh ana beetnalne Railroad Ltsa for hfarOn ualas
lontAiIe, hidneY UniOR, Muncio, LndiaaapolE
eLe lAal5s, iueaiiais 8 EvsnsFiila, EoulsTiil8
DSlNs ytSa NJ ciaeiH6ssi .iar sprinsasld. o.
Daytgns Hzmiito1- Ciasnnstl. HichIla1d u
darepolai ierfe Haute, b Louis, &C. md si
Ctncinnaii with tho Ohio b MiEsisFipui nail- a
road for Lou.gTtllo and AL D9ints % ihs ehis
CslzBbus Lhls Miami snl c1iunbas, and Eslia RAJ
road, foT kenia, Dayton, lndlanapolis, flIfs
Hauto, s. Lo1i1s AlnIluH L0geland. and Cnl-.
-1 ounztis and via the OHIO AM 1fssislIppi BEii-
.r.- road - CiaclHElti for LouisTHo, Eglus9flI8
Coluzbds eshtlsi O6a lilI9.a p HsEsrE zssssIis 4
Wh6elinEf Sci Coumbus, Piqua Ell lndiana
Haiiruad Tor Piqua, Ur1ana Ec.
~ For Tickets all p0lt1 md inlrFm1tion Eppy
the Union Ticket Ohes 81 suRororarse or a the Pas
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VIZ er,prro,. pl,a !. 2 2,Iy. I; wl'hrA'AN' S'''i
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONIA
~ RAIL ROADs-ffHE TARLE, No Is.
Totake elect oR and after THURSDAY, February To- sd2
GOING EAST GOING; utgF.-
glsBtisnd 70 Yotags- ToEnssf8lpa f5 CIeS
f0un. kEad
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ooNNUFTcATToNs


Cow Johnson and the Presidency.
MEssRs EnlToBs You are right when you say that
ANDREW Johnson is the most available man in the
nation as candidate for the Presidency as we think
in East Tennessee. win give you cur reasons for
this opinion.
l. HIS career as g public man gives assurance Of
his entire capability Of discharging well the duties
Of every Office which be may be called to fill.
p His private lie IS one Of constant and laborious
study.
8. He opposes reentlessly all waste of or extrav-
aganee in the use Of public funds
f. He is above all other in the nation the rep
resentstive and advocate Of the telling million.
8. He is,a man Of iron viii = and would not lend
his ear to willy and intriguing politicians if their
schemes should be in conflict with either his con
science or his Judgment
G. Bis high sense of duty to the people from whom
are collected the revenues Of the Government would
prompt a retrenchment to the extent Of many mill
ions Of dollars per annum in the expenditures OF the
/ Government.
Z He is no political trimmer or time server
hence his administration would be conducted with
out reference to the approval or censures OF camor
/ Gus demagogues.
s. He would appoint no man to Office in whose
honesty ard capability he has not the fullest conf
dence, and these nc would in every instance selec
/ from the number of ms friends.
9. He would not say that he knows no South
no North" but that he he hlOl0S all sections Of III
Union, and that he would maintain their respective
rights and interests under the OoustllutlOn 10 u'
/ fullest extent
TO- His own life from bis boyhood to this day, il
his public and private acts is better platform thar
any upon which political convention could plac,
! him; hence. if ne were nominated nOLe would bs
4 necessary.
We might add dozen other reasons, but forbear
Let the name Of Gov. johnson be but submitted {,
The pe0ple-let his biography, illustrated with
frontspiece dsgeurreotyped from the little shop Il
Greenevie, over the door of which is this sign
ANDREW JOHNSON, TAILOR" be scattered through
out the and-let the simitude in nativity, in resi-
dence, in will, &c. between himself and " Old Kick
ory be fully traced, even to the minutest point o
name (fOr Andrew johnson and Andrew Jackson
are almost synonyms, Jet him lie presented as
nGtUe Of South Carolina, the most devoted Of al
Southern States to the South, but also a son. b,
adoption, of Tennessee the State always foremost
protect the honor of The ir0e UniOR-then will BlHcl
Republicanism be utterly overwhelmed-anRih
/ lated East TENNESSEE.
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Tempting offer,

The New York Express has made proposition to
the Democratic National Convention Of most
tempting character. Indeed, we DO not see how
that body viii be able to resist it. In its issue Of
the 29th ult, the Express says:
The Democratic party has lost the North-cer-
tainly sixteen States of the North, without Wing
Conservative Union aid. Thousands and tens Of
thousands of us-never Democrats and never wish
ing TO be-knOw not where TO 90, or what to do.
Just now but lcbere we 60 and lcbdt we do deter
mine the issue. If the Democrats could, or would
give US one of their NUMBER national man of good
recOrd-with no North, no South, no East, no West
on his banner-we could. and would readily accept
him,-and, in accepting him, secure for them, Ger
tainy Illinois, Indiana Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and, probably New York, if not Rhode Island and
Connecticut TO add TO their California and Oregon
Now, who is that MANI We have no hesitation in
saying it is Gen sam Houston, Of Texas.
Here. thea is a fair offer that if the Charleston
Convention viii nominate such a man, Of their own
number as the Express shall dictate four certainly,
and probably seven Northern States, besides CaIfUr
MA and Oregon, making nine in all shall cast their
Electoral vote for such nominee. And the Express
is kind enough to indicate. in advance, upon whom
its party is willing thus to agree for the distinguish
ed position Gen. SAM. HoUsToS is its favorite, and
the whole force Of the national Opposition is uncon-
ditonaly offered to secure his election. Wonderful
liberality!
We hope Mr.. BELL will not fret over this propo-
sition.
In this connection, it is singular that the Savau-
nah Republican, leading Opposition paper in Gcor-
gia should contain the following in its issue Of the
3lst ut:
The Opposition are neither forlcrn nor Respondent.
If they cannot elect President of their own they
have the power 70 force others, against their
will, to elect good one which viii De all the same
10 the country.
Has the Republican a man to suggest to the Charles
ton Convention?
1t is evident that Mr.. BATES late manifesto. in
which he bids so high for the Black Republican
nomination has completely disorganised that portion
of the Opposition successfully known as Know
Nothing and American and that outside of
this State they feel little inclined to trust Mr. BELL
Our ARMY IN AlExICo-The Secretary of War has
recently purchased ard had placed upon the walls
of the main psssage-way Of the War Department
twelve very spirited oil paintings, representations
Of the different battles fought during the Of this
country with Mexico. These paintings, executed by
Mr.. JAMES WALKER, of Washington. who was present
with army in in Mexico were originally design
ed for General QUDAN; but his deeease taking
place before the series was completed they remain
ed on the artists hands. Application for their pur
chase being made to the Secretary of War, he Sc
cured them for the Department The price paid was |
5000 for the set.
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j. W. Williams--Agent.

AAE fF9Pnetors Of theSs Machines claim "a sabstanlla
e eAJ that their instruments tcL1 execute aug Gnd sgsF5
N~ esa4ss0rt and perform the same il the bes. possible
-nosf Combining a. It does, ls Of al hs other Ms
ehine'' and at the time, avoiding their faults It com
.nend' Lssi to tbs public she great Family sew
ih9 acPine, and adapted e5sry branch Of fsatA
i.s where the needle is required.
Ehey viii stitch hem, fell, bind gather They make
strong lock stitch, that rayeed pulled out They
ake beautiful, Uniform stitch. both sides Of The work
without forming ridges underneath
The Machines have strength, perfectly 4pe and
the management Of them easily acquired.
Any spool Of cotton, thread or Es NAY be used They
almost aaisse5 in their operations, and & s'ear 0Hger than
aay OthsT Sewing Machine sxtant
Let manufacturers, Planters Faers, Housekeera, or any
other persons search Of an 70 execute any Kind
Of Ssag os By machinery make they secure q
bet, By examining ours before purchasing.
IA liberal discount made Miqistsss aha charitable 50.
eiedss
II All Maeinss EssFapied ree years, and full instruction
given 70 Use shesr satisfactorily.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
The public are invited to call and sEruins Aa.hnss
saPU Q SQUARE
snas siz
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The Lynchburg Republican says the trial Of Capt.
vrcENr WTcHER. ADDISON WIrcHER j. A. SMITH and
s,,rE1 SWANSON for the killing Of the three broth
srs CLEMENTS in Franklin county has been brought
- close and resulted in the acquital o. the ac-
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE

! UEGETABLE SEEDS.-Just received by Ez
| y press
! SO papers Large Drumhead Cabbage Seed.
200 papers st. Johns Day Drumhesd Cabbage Seed;
200 Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed;
100 Large Early York Cabbage Seed;
80 Large Winnelgs:adt Cabbage Seed
100 Red Dutch, for picking;
100 Mustard Seed,
50 Curled Parsley;
quo " Large Red Tomato;
100 Early Apple Tomato;
200 Hubbard Squash, the tender Of all the
Squashes and will continue fit for table three months
50 papers Mammoth SQUASH grow the size Of $50 pounds
said By the Yankees to be famous for pies.
90 papers Lang White Solid and Red Celery when carefully
cultivated will bring roots Of - pounds weight.
200 papers horticultural or Wears Egg Bean.
200 papers Early Northern Corn.
100 papers Summer Savoy FenLe Dill, CsraWay and
other Herb Seeds.
200 papers Orange Cream Black Spanish and Nagnsa
Sweet Waer hegns u"
go papers CanelOps, Green CrOu and eEy5sna Melons
All ts sPoys seeds for sale At Sc paper SOC per dozen
marches MACKENZIE b AIINCHIN.
GREFENBERG mEDICINES--The Grekpbsrg
" Vegetable Pills. &c per box.
The Gruenberg Health Bitters 25 make half gallon
OF the most powerful health preserving Bittegs
The Green Mountain Ointment, 25p.
Ihs aboge medicines too we'll kRcWp rsq4re to b.
said about them There few families Tennessee hut what
have used them In the spring the healthy persons
require som Alternative there good Pills
aud Bittsrs lmar9sl MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
ID EFRIGERATORS---J received from Phil,deI
y pha the best and cheapest article the keeping
in bot weather fresh meats fruit butter cream, ice ETC.
Piated Ware-sSpOOnS, forks, Ladies', Pitchers Fruit
Baskets Candle Sticks Napkin Rings CUPS aud large variety
Of Cut Glass Table Casters
MARCHES MACKENZIE MINcHIN.
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Mex OF WEIGHT.-Five gentlemen recently g.ei H.
a store. in Trenton, Todd county, Kentucky. whose
combined weight was fifteen hundred and eighty
seven pounds. They weighed respectively 800, $50,
27O. 267 The meeting was an accidental one. and
we imagine that such crowds are not met with every
dav. even in Kentucky
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Trustees sale.

virtue Of deed Of trust made to by William A. Hay,
day 9Th Of December 1858, and which has been registered
10 the Registers oceof Williamson county, Tenn, book in
pages 464 and 4G5 will offer at public the high
estblddar at Nolensve, in said Williamson county
Saturday, 18th of April next,
the following property, to.Wt: 1876 Of lying
in said Williamson county, and being the portion allotted
said William Hay in the division Of his fathers by the
mSOneTs appointed by the Williamson County Court plat
which, with the and boundaries will be exhibited upon
the day Ofsale Also the interest Of said William A Hay in
the dover his theirs widow Also the following slaves john
Dave and Polly The possession Of the land will givso
the first day Of January 1851 the being rented year
1861 the purchaser, however will be entitled TO the rent Of the
from the day sale Tie be sold
for the present year. $780, the purchaser will be entitled hOWey
er, to the hire from day Of sale.
Joseph Green, ESQ., will show the lands and boundaries
any time before the sale.
JAMES JOHNSON, Trustee, &C.,
anil 2-R2t Enr WM. A.