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Charleston and savannah
FREIGHT LINES.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
NXPREss Freight Trains ona the roads On and after the
~ 24 December, 1853, through rates from New York to
Nashville.
First Class Der 100 his 81 Ga Third Class per 100 lbs 81
second Class, do ] IS Fourth Class, do 90
Hats Caps and BOunens .
Savannah and Charleston 20 Nashville three, three
and a half and f0ur days
and Philadelphia, seven and half eight
and nine days.
Intervening sabhahs the above variations IN tine
freight trains are run on Sunday over three lines.
No deteuons by Overesrges and damages lex
cept damages occurring sea- promptly adjusted by the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery
dec92-d rEB Q " ANDERSON
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From His EEoeency, Gov C. s. Moehead and Thos s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ H. sEITtE Esq LoUisyIlLE KY-DesT Sir We have
been and are using your Vesper Gas, and perfectly salts
ned with m unity 1T gives soft brilliant and bes1fll Light
and perfectly secure from explosion It very cheap ard
economical in its use and far less than any oer
light We satisfied that viii scon b adopted By al persons
who have not the opportunity Of obtaining aid also to whom
Is accessible and with whom ceapnes in the original outlay
for fixtures and the continual expense Of burning object
Yours, &c, MOREHEkD.
TuOs pAGE.
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cox. COLLEGE AND 0sIuRCH srREErs,
NASHVILLE, TzNsRssER.
WETE haveuow in stone large and we'll selected stock Of
Groceries Liquors &c, ara yin continue receive IN
large quantities during the season Our e
sists in part as foloEs,yiz
Sugars.
goo Zoo hhdS Louisiana sgga, 1oobbls Ioysri5gD r.
| iOO SSls 5s.lss lLosgering's D T. Pogdsrea.
coffee.
SEQ SEQ bags prime Rio 5oDas5prlne Lasuzn
DEOIasses,
500bbls Choice Plsntltion 25 barrels N syrBp,
500 z DO do 35 packages Louis.
Sundrfes.
5oobxs star Candles, 500 zbzs Star Candles,
800 y do do 300 Dc bar Soap,
so bxs TallOw Canclss IS hags Spice,
500 BIS New YORK and Ros.nso5 oAsls cas- 'sol soda fe
dale Cement, 100 b1s do in paper,
50 sacks Race Ginger, 50 DO Indigo, extra nas.
caszs Dutch Nader. % les fresb Piee
900 dozen Painted Backets, $50 Painted Tubs,
quo dozen Zinc Wash Boards, I51 doz Brooms
200 Carrots Bottle snun go bxs Gartts Pse Snuff
bbls 5utler's Backing, bbls Masons Backing,
go hxs Window Glass, 200 bxs Glassware, assorted
5000 pounds Bar Lead IU01 do Shot, assorted sizes
80 hH bxs Raisins, 2da bxs S r Raus,
ties fresh Figs, 10 lhIs Filterts.
100 bxs fresh Peaches, 200 dozen Fresh Cove Oysters
700 kegs Nails, belmont brnd 50 bxs Brandy Peaches
goo coils Manila Rope, lu0 Half buhel Measures
6OO bags Cotton Yarns asorted0O bd Wrapping Paper,
20 chests Black Tea Ie0 boIs Cider Vj1eps3.
p chests Imperial Tea no bx5 Ground Ginger.
LIQUORS.
goo bb Tenn White Whisky, goo bbs Deans Whisky,
100 do Bourbon do 100 do Ward Cary's do
50 do Robertson co do Is do Old Rye do
2casks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Newsom's do
do L0uis La Bsrtcn do 50 10 Julius II. smith's Old
20 hhls Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky.
. co Blackberry do casks Catawba Brandy.
10 do Peach do 80 bbls Crane DO
80 6casks SeigDette do 25 30 Ginger 10
Is bbls Run and Gin so 10 Apple do
10 casks Sherry Wine, . esks Seignetts DO
> bbls Malaga do 0bhls Holland Gin,
"A kegs Lemon Cordial, = do Swan do
10 eases Champagne = pins IS casks Madeira Wine,
. bxs White Vine, 20 do Old Port do
$50 bbs Fresh Ale, various bbls do Ginger do
brands 3 baskets Champagne, pts
25 bxs olaret Wine. and quarts
% do London Porter.
Tobacco.
goo hxs Va assorted brands, 300bxs Tenn, brands
100 do Ky. do do 80 DO No, DO DO
1890 Imported Cigars, IO0OOl Domestic Cigars.
Oils.
50 bbs Linseel Oil, SO bbls Lard Oil.
10 do Cotton seed OIL
The above articles we viii sell low down for cash
BCRGB & SWAMI.
Ps-our Mr. Swan, who is well known experienced
buyer, viii remain in New Orleans daring present felson
and keep house we'll supplied with heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite The trade give call pu-
chasing elsewhere. lian22l B. IS
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n JST received by the Subscriber - Of those
s5 celebrated Pianos Of stengay & Sons and
n. A. Gale & Co., Of n. Y, consisting OF 81, n II III n n
G7f and - octaTes. Those Of this iD y
dspenahle paTor would well n call my
stock. Sold low the lowest, warrant years.
Also for sale the largest stock Of Sheet Music and small Mu
al Instruments in the city. For bargains call 80 Union
oct2l JAS. A. MCCLURE
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ZEsIBkDAX morning, a Ladyss Gold Anchor
hafe ~ Win the Of ElHard Farr1 Hrl stre.l
and me No 900 iniea Cold Chain Lcctet KsF and pl
we're attached The Wateh lasr TIE Pubc Square or 1
- vicinity The finder via le sri.a1lg reasf b. rlvinr
at the Bookstore, No.4l Coiiege s-ret
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NASHVILLE and CIEATTAN0OGA n. II.
CHANGE OF SEIZED ULE.
ON AND AFTER
INDAY, JANUARY 20th. 1890,
DoAe psilr PASSENGER Trains Ea and Vest viii run as
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at 7:3O A N and Pm.
COMING WEST.

Arrive at Nashville at $40 A II and SHOP n
Ii connection and shortest Boston, New York.
"a Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Charleston,
nah, Montgomery New Orleans &C Passengers for the East
and South the Memphis and Charleston Railroad will take
the NJ Train from Nashville, which viii at Chat
tanooga with the quick Train for Washington, Philadelphia
New York Stevenson with the fast Train the
Memphis Charleston Railroad AID its Southern connections
Passengers for the Western and Atlantic Railroad connecting
with the Georgia and Sonh Carolina Roads, viii 90 through
without detention by taking the 730 NJ Train from Nashville
Through TicEe may be had any hour application to
Ticket Agent at Office ct Depot, the following places and
at the following prices, viz:
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Louisville and Nashville
UavVRnan

HAl ElLLUAWs
VE9WO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
Louisville making close connections at Louisville for
New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland, Cincinnati st Louis and the
ar
On and after suEDkY, January ed 1850, trains will
follows:
FIRST train leaves Nashville 420 daily, stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green Glasgow Junction, and s regular stations
gnaed by flag, and arrive at Louisville at 23O NJ
Returning Louisville at $50 NJ stopping above
aad arriving in Nashville at Cos NJ
Second train leaves daily Sundays exeepte at
1890 NJ stopping above and arriving in Louisville at
$40 P. NJ Returning leaves Louisville at 40 A. NJ. and
arrive in Nashville at 5:35 P N.
Gaatin AocOmuo odatcn Train leaves Nashville daily (sun
days excepted P NJ and arrives in Gaatn a5l0 p NJ
Returning leaves Gaatn zoe n and in Nashville
at $40 A. NJ.
JNO. B. ANDERSON, sup't.
BPEa jan25-dtf
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TF1TIE annual meeting Of the sockhoisrs os e serre
Mining Company WI Be held a their oaies So
~ Broadway, AeE iorkl wednesday the da7 81 Yes
ru.ly insti at ociook, p a. fal attendance of stoc.
holders IS raq uestsi II Vs. BtPNrs ssri~
NEH HoaE. "a February, 1850. ssa-i5u
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AR THOMAS II TAYLoR-Dear Sir have been using the Yes
per Gas Lamp sold you, since September last and per
fcty satisfied that il is Of the most economical if
most economical, well brilliant lights that had
ont Of the reach Of gas. ALEXANDER Fall.
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- - BBls New York Apples:
sd bbls Wonderful Poatoes-hve last produced
200 bushesto arrived steamer Kirkman, and for sale BY
ian2l D.. hickey. IL COLLEGE
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BISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

rUXHE subscribers prepared to receive All kinds Goods
ware and Aerehsnise either special Storage or for
s5flie or Private sale b. P. SHIELDS CO.,
ta rTofaf
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N "A $ H e M a RR
INSURANCE. AGENTS

Statement Of the Condition eF me HOME
ANSoltANCE COlaE'ANK, 0fNew Esrk, on
the first day ef January, A. D.. 1850,
made 20 the Comptroller Of she state Of
Tennessee, Pursuant 20 the statute OF
shat State
NAME AND LOCATION
me name q tbs companyis ihs HoEE TEsuRlSor Coxsasr
In 1888, and located ia Cityof New York
Capital One Million Dollars.
me Capital q ihe said Company, actually paid
a., .-sii -.-s 900
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NEW FIHm.
WAGAN q TREAWOHs.
Bo61sellezs and Dealers in Periodicals. siaHonery. &C.
Nc. Union street..
81 sane business coniucted 81 Ha.1 y rssr-sr l-F
nem- raq .
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7 ~ : --lII-I y I----II ?
From whose rocky turrels high;


CLBnTE.-ShaDge to say, Oregon, lying between
AZ and 46 degrees north latitude is yet not so cold
as 36 and 3S in the eastern land middle States
And why. First because the great Pacific has an
influence upon the atmosphere in keeping it cool in
summer, and preventing its being very cold in win
ter; and secondly, during the winter months the
south wind blows from off the South Pacific and
drives back the cold north winds generally Thus,
notwithstanding Oregon is in As, yet it is not cold
nor yet hot country. The climate is mild, grass
growing al winter.
Properly there are but two seasons-the wet and
the dry. The wet commences IN November or the
first Of December, and lasts more or less till March,
varying. Sometimes February is a dry pleasant
month. Occasionally q snow falls IN December, es-
specially if the north wind blows, as it sometimes
does but does not last long as the south wind and
rain soon carry it of.
The dry season begins in April or May and some
times does not commence till June, and lasts more
or less dry till November.
The climate of the lower region Of Oregon Is diff
ferent from the middle region being more mild and
and moist, in winter, and not SO warm IN summer.
Grasses grow all the winter, in tie lower region
save month so. in the rainy or. wet season.
Stock require but little feeding In the low valys.
flowers are blooming and the grass waving in the
warm bFeeZes On the hills it is cool and pleasant
the mountains the blasts are very cold and still
higher up, the peaks Fease their majestic heads
clouds hover over and around them. And the sun
rising. throwing far and wide his irradiating beams
Of light life and beauty makes all joyous and
sublime indeed Tell me nothing Of Egypt's cline
and scenes
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The Yesr Gas makes brilliant and beautiful light that is
cSp and portable and perfectly safe The construction Of the
Nesper Gas Burner and perfectly simple that
not get cut Of order, can it. explode.
The management Of the burner is easily understood, and
guFes bot little attention keep clean and in good
than ordinary gas fixtures. TIE light produced by the Veper
Gas consider fully equal, in every respect to any other kind
Of Gas light JOHE NJ SEAsrRY,
q. j. SEABUBY,
u s. PEACH.
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4 Full and Choice stock of Dry Goods al
Cost at
NICHOLSON & HUmPHRET,s

P to the time Of receiving Spring Goods viii
~ entire stock Of staple and fancy goods for Ou-
OBJECT IN doing this to reduce stock much pos
slble before getting goods
Up to that time all who wish buy cheap goods viii Co veil to
cali on "a at No. % south side Of the Square.
fan1
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400 BOXES fresh W. R. cHEgsE. for sais low to Ii
EFtf trade. HUGH McCREA & CO..
o~rF Market Strget
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9asbbiIIs 0Inim an0 Smsritan.


TEN IlAEs Oh LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
IL rHE many
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RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
One Square Ons year sse-Eseh additional Square, $40
Advertisers exceeding IN space contracted
FOR, win be charged for the excess.
IN TIE REEELT.
ONE DOLLAR Square for the FIRST Flr czz for ean
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in holh the Daily Weekly viii
be charged the full daily ra.es with half The weekly
added.
1sizf AdostsisHsats ssusf Be paSg for at the time g
Insertion.
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OREGON.
rnon A LEcrunE Br 4. 7. pArIpsoN

FROM LECTURE BY a. T. DAVIDSON.
The location or latitude Of Oregon is from 42 de-
grees south, to 46 degrees II minutes north and
consequently, is very cold-and, from its location
presents an anomaly among climates. Oregon is
located to become a commercial country; her har-
bors, rivers, SOIL climate productions and the great
Pacific washing her entire length, offer every
facility to foreign intercourse with the nations OF
the earth
bold and lovely land.
PHYSICAL FEATURzs.-The physical features Of
Oregon are widely different from many o.her por-
tons Of our country. rs evergreen forests-its
chains Of mOuntains-its cloud-capped peaks, per-
petually covered with snOw-its vast volcanic
rocks and basaltic walls-its rapid clear, and
beautiful streams and falls-its rugged cliffs deep
odROns-its rolling, red hills covered with copses of
white-oak, resembling old orehards-its ndulating
prairies deep vales-its tall trees-its sparkling
rills and freestOne springs. whose gushing waters
leap between hills and through dales-grOves of
evergreen and deciduOus trees, with warm valleys
below, pleasant hills hard by, cool mountains in
the distance, and gigantic cones flung high, whose
white nightcaps glitter in the suns glowing rays
around clouds sweep; and breezss blows strong vast
piles, Jagged preciDious and steep vast plains,
through which mcander streams skirted by woods
in word. presenting every variegated hue and
color scene and view that is possible for man to
conceive Of
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Auction, storage Ware EOOI
o. ~arrRGE STREET.

E-HRIWE JAOLD va AND MOCHA COFFEE
q large lot as very reinoei prices
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PaAATERs' BANE 0E IESNEssEE, !

Nashville, January 29th, 1850.
A election viii be held at this Bank on MONDAY, ,5TH
n MARCH next 70 elect eleven Directors % serve the en-
sungyaar. D. WEAVER, Cashier,
5an29-td
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Lad CaEEE, NO., IN Oct.t 1855.
Our Aill still doing dns, making very nice moo1h
um and emitting all the logs sEd from iL u
las deceived old fashioned u Che of anything
saw They cant how that has power .ud
so little But Ter have 70 ackuoUegs Sat 0ut eats
mill they saw, Big little G. 4 / s. riLL0A-
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HENRY FOWLER,
Iustice Of the peace.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, 0oMPrROLLER8 OFFICE,

sTAFE OF TENNESSEE, COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE. Jan. 9, 1850.
This is 10 certify that The Etna Insurance Company located
AT Hartford, State OK Connecticut has come with an
the requirements Of act passed by the General Assembly OF
the State Of Tennessee March, 1850. entitled An Act to re
late n agencies % Insurance Companies incorporated BIZ
he state of Tennessee and that Joseph Nash and W barr
e the legally authorized agent Of said Company in the town Of
sshyile, State OF Tennessee
J. 7. DUNLAP,
Comptroller.
j. NJ. GRIFFITH State AGENT, Nashville, Tenn.
Policies issued aud renewed hy
NASH MARR, Ar'ts
% n,F1
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HAY, CORN, OATS &c.
GEO. r. PATTON
Commission Merchant, reed and
Produce Dealer,


40. "A FpEH, Street. 5etlCsen Nqin and the RiUsr.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
EEPS constantly hand large supplies OF Hay Corn
IA Oats Bran, Shorts and Shpstus ready I'll orders on
the shortest notice Personal attention given Of
Dried Fruits, Eggs, Onions, Apples Potatoes Flour Bacon
Lard, Feathers, sc.
Orders for Groceries, Liquors and Manufactured arcs solc
ted and fed the favorable terms Liberal cash al
vsnces made on c0nsirnmeDts janG-tf
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BARGAINS

In Clothing
WWTE are selling OF ou- stock Of Heavy Winter
w Ciefhing at for Cash
WARD, DERMIN6HAM & co.
Janl@ imo No.2 Public Square
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You make the best Engine thss 3 made In he United
States. Gall ny Eugiue Bue Dick" and his arrival
here, be has knocked Engines into ginshop. and they
viii be drank up, aad We shall Of lem in s
part q the country
II Is settled poius and given up y 81 Who have Blue
Dick, hats far ahead 7i anything inr0ducsd into this
part Of he State Bla Dick the r peum at the Ear oi
the North AertuCky Agricultural and Mechanical As53oi1 ton
last ment til and immensely popular with everybody.
Since farlrs have Blue Dick hehed % ThFshing
Machine they all want m next year, bus be can't hreEh them
mate for BIN. JAS. T. JOHNSTON.
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MuERLT, Galloway county, KY iE Nov. l5s9.
have sawed for together. seven, eight and Dns
thousand feet Of lumber day 10 successive days, cut
si500 feet which vlluei at 81 g00 al the mill One day.
with good logs, 3e9e fsa % sos ho1rs The bsos o
The Enill show what state to be
ABsL HALL, Operator Names Al.
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~NEAA4A Uue million Dollars
The Capital q The said Company, actually paid
The surplus On the Isl day of Jsauary iss6 4i5sis S
Total aalountof Capital and surelua--. ,4Issl5 S
ASSETS.
AMOUNT Of Cash in Continental Rank
..sssss u s,., =. IS l9,7o7 81
, pa eourss q ftrananias'su, Qlalancel e 565 81
amount Or UaincuEhered Real Fslsfs
,,oo,o, mo- : 3, 4.ll 1-l.l; street e7es0
amaaa, Ess vslisi... q, Fl. 49,. lasn 90
a.,o55s SS9.' 3, Hlss; Sa. S, ca.59- value lssa5
,Bos5t Ssa. = 7asSst H.aSI...s yslss. 5-;. gsn
Auoa5. @5.1s 81 B5o5sivs CIV ~ r.; 1000
~. Z .ss sss ssHs' market Vals'. -. 1880
Amount Of Loans on Eoaasalt sis-s-- ssi'7
Is, seing frzt lien o. raedEf6.ae
incanbered reai estate, worth AZ
least 800, andon which h6re
Is less than one years Interest due
and oving-rate Of interest per
,.o55s ss5' of -; 1o,s..s s,.y. ,,.-. ana a. s5oce
payable demand, the market va
ue Of securities pledged, 3 81 see, isfca
Amount due for premiums Policies
issue issued 2, g 8 9iiss-. I,s1 70
on Inland Navigation risks, Ge - 1867 u
Interest actually due ard unpaa-.....- 9493s Sd
t1.p,,7r,vs siasa9s 3
amount .i Losses adj Isteds ard doe and
uupltls-.--
Amount of losses incurred ami In pro-
ess. q 9alasrnent - l7oss II
Amount Of Losses reported gaich no
acton hss zen t4ssn-....... -. Is,s2a 70
Amount Of claims for losses resisted b.
Amoaat Of Dividends declared and due '''0 e.
and unpaid -....-...
Amount u Dividends, sitss- cash Or
. scrip declared. but not ye. due-.-- ..-...---
Amount Of an other existing chains
against ne Company .--.....-.
Total amt Of losses, claims & liabilities e9 a
The sreates. amount lnlre any one risk Is s5oO6l bu
vii not ls general rule. exceed 9loft0.
The Company Ia general rule a 70 the amount aiiof &c
n this matter in each case ~ the gens-,i ea.ets- m
buildings v ifh Of sress facilities ruitng out Tss &C
~. s p-s. o M ll or sarluss is dsFosd in any other
An a,esisd copy Of s csr or Act Of Incorporation aoo
STATE OF NEW YORK.
City and County OF New York s.
ChsrssJ Aarin, President, aud Milton Saith sscretarv
CT TIE Home Insurance COMPANY, icing seriiv sor ds
pose and sy and each for hsf says that tie i5resorg isa
true, fun and correct CT ne ssir of re Nd C
ration and thas they hs above described ocsrs thef
ysigne9( CHARLES j MARTIN, President.
lseneul j. MILTON SMITH, sscretsry.
n anu ela le59fs me- this isth day Of January A.
LH. WAsHBuRN,
70. s.. Commissioner i0r Tennesss
- in New York.
STATE or TENNESSEE, CoMPTE0LLER's oFPIcEl /
This is to certify thatthe Home T1-ss-s 81 I,t, II,
ort, n .s sta.s Of n York has complied with ail require
Tennessee in March, 1856 entitled An Act 70 reIae s
ss OF AlallaE@ Companies not Incorporated
of Tennessee, and that j. NAsH ana M Il sItrr -s,I.
ssy authorized agents OF said company city Ct Nash
'iile, slits oi tennessee J. 7. DUNLAP,
Ls--L-I Comptroller
Policies gsaed and reneEed ana losses promptly us By
JAn@t-dim NASH MARR. IS College street.
BLAN DYs' PATENF
P ORTABLE STEAM saw MFLLSfl /
BLANTs' PATENTED PoRTAB- z STEAM; ENGINES
First Premium at Three Successive
OHIO STATE FAIRsl
; 5,OOOtO 10000 Ft. Eunber per Day
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Orders visits, and sosspoHssHss saliss5 As4F.,s @

Blandys' Stem Engine W0rts HlnesFis Ohio
II y Railroad, steauhoaf and Canal facilities ior rs1pra
tor @ all parts Of the iIn.ied from city,
T Hhsa writing O. please give g0rr address, po
s town, county, and State Frtsn vsry palniy = reply
5 not received In due Of mail, He sil m letters
tines miscarr- fff5
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sHTrdTILLE, DehlIl eolnITi LeIl'l y vcl'l I-7l.
We have become the owners D. the engine You s0i 10
10 Tourr Of Wilson couut Tenn lie called t The Durham
Bull WscaTI .Uld brandy for E s worthy Of It's makers
name: and he world cunot e. for running so inch
saw VI Ia H. uakfne as nice smooth luube-
moved Il soie al miles and set up the bank Of the Caney
F riv and We 0rs large with q inehes: and We
eit draw its cut o. ths river up railway
nr and q est elevation We sso pump Water3 feet HIGH
so II al the sane is deceive an that look az
itbo toss uges Of engire, thosa that
os enough think that IL small that t cania0 auytna
e an rt mill next spring. edo all With he
rointsr screwed down 90 20 pounds BOND & AELGIER
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STATE OF CONNECTICTT. Hartford Co., So
HARTFORD, Jan. lst- 1860.
Personally appeared before Justice OF the Peace duly
qualified administer oas f. g. Ripley President Thos.
Alexander, Acting Secretary, and made oath that The
foregoing Of the condition Of the Etna
Hsuranre Company Is true,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
fryE4R INMATES AT WASHINGTON AND
BaItmoreo the East and Wheeling Benwood, and Park
e-sbur on the West which places ns Tith Railroads,
seeame-s, &c for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
7wo Trains leave Wheeling daily 1885 P. NJ, and
1910 P. NJ.
Direct connections made BY these trains.
Tor all the Eastern Cities.
gtisis tle only route to Washington City.
Passengers hy this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
e York Boston, gte cost Of ticket Boston alone by
ether Ines
Washington City additional charge Of 81 90.
Time as Quick and fa-e low as by any otaar route
Inquire for tickets the Baltimore aad Ohio RaiIfod A.
any Of the principal Railroad Offices in the West.
3 r. FULLER, 6enl Western Agent.
/. Il. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
". P. SMITH, Master transportation. lfei3
REMOVE
WETE have removed Stock Business from No. CO.
w Market street. the large and excessive House. No
sane street. formerly occupied by Mers. Carter, Wills0rd
Co., wheese viii continue the Agricultural and Seed business
as heretofore. ARMSTRONG & co
jans-lm
HARPER FOE FEBRUARY.
WVAGAN TREANOR have received Harpers Magazine for
L HAaGE q TREANoR
janis Period cal Agents, No G, Union St
NEGROES FOR SALE.
VNTE have from 25 10 so Negroes for sale ehsspI
w cash, at % Cedar Street.
deoa LYLEs HUToHINes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-02-15

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