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coal OIL LAMPS.
- DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, Of various sylss asied via
I'D celebrated Collin burner, lar sale 81
mar2-a HaAIN2s BROWN 4 CO.
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NOW offer for sale my Farm, situated on the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road three miles from the city Il is we'll
waered highly improved desirable place. containing
tao hundred acres abouthaf In cultivation the balance wood
land ALEXANDER ALLISON.
iune7-Qnn
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PLAx1rR.' BANK OF TrHNEssEr,

NAsHVILLR July ID Io5Ul
URsUANT notice regularly given according to the prov
sonq Of charter Of tins Bank general meeing Of rs
ochoaes was held day their Banking House IN Nash
VILE FOR the purpose taking into consideration the Question OF
acceptance Of for banking privileges granted 10 them
b act Of the General Assembly Of Tennessee, passed March
l. ls ana doing such other buess as might be necessary
and proper II resolved that book be opened
Al tie Banking House Nashville for the subscription OF the
additional stock provided o in said act and that SAD bo h
ept open for purpose until the first day OF Ocloo eo
and that subscribed shall be paid IN iu al me
time Of susc lnaccordance with the resolution me book
"a open, &C. D. hAA'6h,
inln OasnleI.
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Osx received an assortment Of Ru Bosom Shirts With an5
- Sit1our collars bOsO1s Of Linen. Carc and Bishop Lava
Also sraAll los Of shirts with ans embroidered bosons
api0 McGTLL
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kefrigeratOrS.
GT9fenberR DysenIery Syrup.

one wanted at last fresh supply Of the
philadelphia ReigerAtors which, usefulness and econ.
omy are upeoualled. MACKENZIE 4 MINCHIN.
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ID EcETvED ssupply Unhrellas ossk, spaca, gingha
l. aad plain cotton; some extra large, others very z for
summer api5l Ac9ILL.
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DIR. j. BOVEE DODs'
AFDrpIA wTNp pITrUp

u L II
Wechaleng the verdi produce their equal Though they
have been before the public for OILY, they
and highly approved Of iron Maine 70 the Great Salt Lake
remedy for Incpient Consumption Indton Dyspepsia
Nervous deases Female Complaints, and all requiring
they unsurpassed. As Beverage they truly
hghtfu For the aged and inr for adults children Of
delicata eonstitu q they without asiYsl.
For the OF throat among the Clergy they
act like charm
Used in connection with pure Coo Liver Oil they case
Of chronic Consumption in Albany New York. after r had
pronounced Is ncurabe hy Of the most distinguished Pny
sicians IL New York City, Mr. McraD Of Brooklyn.
his entire right side parsyzd by being thrown from
and is we'll.
Dir Britain, Editor Of 7As BdRzer of Lig published ID
Boston, and Mr. Greenwood No 90 Broad New
boh cured Of Piles OF long standing and Of the obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of suffering from Indigestion ard Dyspepsia
have been cured by using these Bsrs We
possession which PUBLISHED gould every Female in the
land to supply herself with these truly Buers
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD 4 co, Projectors,
IS william STIR ct, New York
Sold by DEMOVILIE & CO., Nashville Tenn and all Drug
grists: june29 '60-dn
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HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED.
700 BUSHELS HUSGARIAN GRASS sEED last Re.
DVO eeiveisy JANAtNS.
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Valuable Farm Tor Sale,

A CHOICE LOT OF THE BEST PENS,
JUST RECEZHED BY
juneS JOHN YORK & co.
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NUMBER 1O1.
L OuisviIIe and Nashville
RAILROAD.

a9eO through Express Passenger frans between Nashville
Il ana Louisville, making Close Louisville for
New aork Boston, Philadelphia BAsnors Washington city,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cleveland Cncinna fous add ne
far '-------
On and after SUNDAY, July sh lssO trains viii run as
follows.
First train leaves Nashville Al s;ooA al Cal
latin Bowling dreen 6asgoE Junction, ElEabehtoNn and eli
regular stations when sgnaed By aa and ariYe a Ious
vile at 1:4e H..
Returning, leaves Louisville al $40 NJ stopping a. aTs
AID arriving in Nashville at 3i5 P d.
second train, Express. leaves Nashville at 55G P n
daily, Sundays exsep) stopping hr train and arriving
Louisville At $50 A. ~ Returning leaves Louisville a
go P n, stopping a6oves and arriving Nashville 0s
P. n.
Galiatn Accommodation Train iesges Nashville dey sun-
days exsepted at $50 P NJ and arriving dalAn at6l0P D..
Returning leaves saiin &C H. and arrives in NASHVILLE
ct 800 A. n.
Though tickets on sale at the Depot FOR points North
East and West, With many different routes.
JN0. B. ANDERSON, supt.
Al. EIEID. Gent. TicketAgt- iulyIl-lm
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Fresh Penehes.

ok he oasnee Of thsyar sevaut 70 DO the cooking and
II Easning for a snail family. Apply 10 tbs Ohes.
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LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
May be obtained on the usual terms in the
Bluff City Insurance Company,
MEMPHIS, 7EKNKSSEE
HOME Institutions its assets being kept in the State
H. h. e. p. r. PECK, Agents
COiOnnade Buildings, Nashville, Tenn.
A Boarding and DaV ScbooI.
Land for sale.
TyFee Springs,


he opened the accommodation Of visitors BY the
w 10Th of June. Persons DESTROYS Of visiting the
advance Of this time will be accom- -aodafe on reason
bie tes by application The office Of Wetr1ore go
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GODWIN'S HISTORY OF FRANCE. The History
OF France the Earliest Times the French Revolu
tion Of 1854 By PAGKE GOWN VOL l. (Ancient Gaul
6Vo, Muslin.
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ExPRESS FREfGHT.

yH1HF Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company in con-
merton with Roads below, running an Express
Feeh n from Charleston Savannah e NASHVILLE, az
soeT sneed but the certainty As their passenger
trains No delay to ITeghts by thiE route.
"i ;anSs n t. EeBP EW. COLE, supt
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Canes Canes.
~ apis h NcGTLL.
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Strawberries.

ATow time for Fruit Jars Before you bay any,
~ inc the cheapest and best.
THE TEMPEST FRUIT JARS
market 7ImayI7l MACKENZIE & MINCHINs
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MarshaI's Sale of Real Estate.

MarShaI'S Sale of Real Estate.
virtue ofsuudy executions directed from the
BILE United States Circuit Court, for the Middle District OF
Tennessee, sitting Nashville will expose pubic sale
highest bidder cash, the city OF Nashville the
House. urday the 9Th September right
title which James Nicho John Eicho Jr,
own may @ acquire in and the following
land lying Davidson county, about ) miles North
the city Of ahve the Hydes Ferry Turnpike road,
the parcel Of land contzrg 30 that
laid so ted by commissioners John Nicho ST. in
and John Nichol J by decree Of the Chance
Nashville rendered the l0 day of May s52
which decree registered in the Registers Office Davidson
county, in No l6, pages 9 and 3D For paricu
lar description which, reference is here made said Decree
registered sforsssid.
Leyid upon property Of James and Tohn Nichol h
and to satisfy the ing executions: No l746 Levy Co
Va James Nichol l747, Thomas Wood Co JAMES
Ncol No I7Is Wood, Corey Wood James Nchol; No
I74a William Ensly Co James NichoI No 1893 In
stcp shackelord McKie James Nichol; No leOz. Will
liam Ensy & Co Nicho jr No 1905 Inskeep, Shack
eIIord Mckee James john Nichol, jr; No 1856, Alex
Stewart Co Nichol; No $685. saIuel Cochran
Co VS. james ohn Nicho r No 2O4e, DOrunAs Nixon
Va James Nichol; No 2O49 Jahray & son James
Mic oil no 2O53 Watson Hldebremn James Ncaol; No
24 Cheesehrough, stevens &C James Ncho No $685.
Carleton rockingham Jsmes Nichol No 9949, 0den
heirsr & Tennent James Nicuol.
sale within legal retrospective and without This
J. B. CLEMENTS. o. s. Marshal
;plv Il-dds for the Middle District OF Tennessee,
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OtEaEESE.-1O Boxes Prime New, iast receivedty
d DICKET,
jelyN Il Market street,
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July I0dtds
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NAsHOuLK, July 1901
DIVIDEND Of Ave IS dollars Of the profits
OF past six months has this day been declared payable
on demand. COREY, Cashier.
iuly4-iW
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THE PUREIC ACTS.

Persons wishing procure copies Of the Public Acts OF the
them by applying at this Or
ace or Secretary Of State there few copies Tor
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
kB s.H
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, APRIL 90, 1860:
Going south. ..
Leave Nashville AS n arrive at Columbia 7:05 NJ
Leave Nashville 2:55 NJ, arrive at Columbia 5:35 NJ.
Gong NOrths
Leave Columbia 7:20 n, arrive at Nashville 10 A II.
Leave Columbia Las P NJ, arrive at Nashville NJ.
WHE Morning Train going South with Memphis and
+ Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going nth connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasant and PULASKI.
The Evening going nth makes close connection at
Nashv with Louisville ashve herJad from and after
day. May Louisville and all Eastern cte But
train Sunday. ON. PEREINs,
mayi-Im GPB&N Superintendent.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
@@W@ @@IE u III III


To Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boa ton, and the only Road TO
Washington City.
CENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
City The East Columbus tie West which places
it With Railroads for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and North. West.
Passengers by this the cities Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia York. Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
York or Boston alone, BY 7ther lines.
Through Tckes also procured via Washington City
the Eastern cities additional charge of - only,
Sleeping attached to all night trains.
Tickets good until d. with the privilege Of stopping OF at
all principal points. i
Business men and Travellers for pleasure information,
visit all the Eastern Cities at comparatively small EXPENSE
The is celebrated for Its wonder full ieauy AID submiy
unequaed in the world. It's system of day nghtrak
poce its splendid equipment its exclusive telegraph nes its
large amount Of double its fine hotels nder the surYe
lance Of the Company to the speed safety
and comfrrt
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks procured all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the West
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore ald Ohio Railfocd.
W. P.SNITH, Master Transportation 4 RR
l. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent, B b o K K.
> H. SuLLfV IN Gen. Western agent, & o n.
H. J. JEWETT, Pres'', ORR
J. ". BROWN, Gen'l Ticket Agent, o r R.
snriIq
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w. Il. BERRY q COMPANY,
HAVE ALSO on SAFE
The miscellaneous Works of Sir
Philip Sidney, KNt,

w. Il. BERRY q COMPANY,
nave ALSO on SAFE
The miscellaneous Works Of Sir
Philip Sidney. HINT.
With Life and Illustrative Tales By wnLAM GRAY Esq.,
Of MSgdaen College and the Inner Temple Elegantly printed
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"Lce eUer s1res book! he ao4o uorots thee qcos t s
Of he dGiSsss o,0srs Of sois and G1UGAbR1EL H1EvgY
Contents.
I. Editors Preface
2. Life Of Sir Philip Sidney.
,. The Defence Of Poesy.
4. Astrophe and Stella
s. MISCELLANEOUS Poems
6. The Lady Of May, Mssque.
7. VsIOur AnstOmEed in Fancy.
Letterto Queen Elizabeth, Ammo $780, Dlssuadiug her
frsm Marrying the Duke Of Anjou.
9. A Discourse in Defence Of the EaFlOf Leicester.
10. Letters, &c. Ed.
HISTORY OLA Law SUIT IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF TENNESSEE, the Basis Of the Code. ~
Price FSrs Dollars. Sent By Adaso any address for
Foe Dollars and Fifty Cents.
THE LIFE OF GEN. GARIBALDI. With Sketches
OF his Companions Arms Translated by his friend and
sdmrer, THEODORE DWIGHT, with Portrait lYO!, IsuO.
Ell FUREIDIS. By Miss CUAnuNs, author of 'The
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unmistaEeable stamp of genus-t OHSlercidI BEstin.
THE MARBLE FAUN. By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE.
9yoIs I2mo.
SIT worth all the guide with, regards
the gems art Roman ed
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DR.. SMITHS SMALLER HISTORY OF GREECE
Smaller History Of Greece Earliest Times
Roman Conquest By WILLIAM Smith, LII D. Author
"a ssscsl Dictionary Dictionary Of Greek and Roman
Antiquities" Editor Of 1.-THE Students Gitbon." THE
Students HTme," &c illustrated by numerous EngraVngs
on Wood 16mo, muslin. -
DANESBURY HOUSE By Mrs. HENRY WooD.
limo.
HISTORY OF GENGHIS KHAN. By JACOB ABBOTT |
Illuminated Title page and Engravings 16mo
Muslin.
THE WEST INDIES AND THE SPANISH MAIN |
By ANTHONY TRoLLoPE Author Of DCetor Thorne" "The
Bertrams," &C. l2mO.
A MOTHERS TRIALS; or The First Born. A Novel |
By the Author Ct my Lady" l2mO,
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. A Novel By GEORGE
ELIOT, Author Of Adsm Bede and "sesnes Of Clerical
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ELEPHANTS JAPAN AND CHINA Narrative of |
tbs Earl Of Egin's Mission to China and Japan in the
Yssrs Is57 49, 80. By LArRKScE OLIPHANT Private Sec
rotary of Lord Elgin illustrations svO
Of France From the Earliest Times to the French Revou.
on Of 1854 By PAGKK GOWN Vol. 1. (Ancient Gaul
sVo, Muslin.
LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By ]. W. SHEA
HAN, Editor the Chicago Times. With Portrait In
One Volume, 500 pages limo.
A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS.
Aiming at the Highest Degree of Usefulness Splendiiy
uIusratrsted. By MARCUS WILSON. The Primer aud |
the First Second Third and Fourth Readers ready (Fsr
full Description, Prices, Terms for Introduction, &c,
Circulars and Harpers Catalogue which be obtained
grstuitously on sppcstiOn.)
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EPERSON SPRINGS.

JAMES M. DAVIS Proprietor
WIN. PARROW superintendent
TUNHIS popular Summer Resort situated Macon county
tEenty-one mills Of Gaatin, and four and nA 49,
Of the Louisville and Nashville turnpike, and Enicn ~
tues Of It's ~a,ers will be opened ready for the p
nv The J6th Of NAV merit Tbea Springs well knos to
bob and healthy location and the health giving properties Of
tbe waters As 10 render wordy comment in tae Vr unns
q All Willie given every Wednesday evening.
Below IS the list Of cbargrs an
BOarders $1,000 -"
S1S ,ndsr 10 years Of are and servants half price.
HoFses rs cents per day. a. -. -
In ne morning train on the Louisville end Nash
VILE RAILROAD Gsllan, that visitors will experiences no
Excellent Band Of will be dnring
entire ap1-derH
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JUST NE ID
NOTICE.
Fresh Corn Meal.
1O0n sALARY F0E ALL VINO SEND

nnn SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEND
ZNIt their address 10 A JULIAN, proprietor Of the
mercp Stencil Tool Works, Sprin field, Vt The old pioneer
go - ain opep at Springfield VI Eastern Office - Merchants
cbange Bostnn PrncipA Office 2l2 Broadway, New York
the only practical Stencil Tools made are patented by FuL
ana sold for $40 incudng stock enough retail for $780,
" artiyity this amount be realized by in
weeks, time an where. The tools will he exchanged and new
- aDv me within 10 years IL used with pro- care.
~ CERTIFICATE NV R0ERENCEs.
W. the undei being residents Of Springfield, W.
- rtiTy fbat We are acquainted with FULLAs, who is
i'm Inc manu- aeure If Stencil Tools, and We consider
- ,v responsible for the honorable fuhlment OF all hr
and for All sums Of money sent him for bis Tools
w fyoburn President Of Exchange Bank, springfield, Vt
Albert Brown, C. sher Of Exchange Bank.
Geo w Porter Trea urrr Of Springfield Savings Bank
Henry Closson, Judge Of Probate Court
Geo. Wsshburn. Postmaster ~,
ON
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LIGHT second hand Buggy. bargain viii be given By
~ sppyingto = Brown,
ju1y3-lm AZ Cherry street.
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d E M o WILL Els
NEW AND UNRIVALLED

H "A Z II O N ICI
EEYBE most eicacous remedy restoring and
identifying the hair, removing all Danruf cleansing
the scalp from all diseases This preparation used
city and vicinity for year and could farnsh
numbers Of certificates esnR 10 its Wsrth but do
deem Necessary it is article which speaks for ITSELF
To all who losing their hair from disease who pre-
maturey gray also who wish growth
of hair this is recommended
Give it trial and be persuaded for yourself Of good quail
tiles Put in pint bottles for 81 bottle Wholesale
and Retail by DEMOVILLE 4 co,
- Corner Church and Cherry street.
And BY Drug lists generally in city and country.
may9 6O-dtf
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In retiring from business with the hope Of improving
solicit continuance Of the patronage Of my friends to
my successors. T. FLEMING.
may
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NEW BOOKS.
RuiIdings Lots for sale

NNTE offer for sale liberal terms number OF beautiful
w building lots Brownsville on and near tie Porter
pi , two and half to three miles from the city, several
lots Wit small improvements. -, -, ~,
Also, nun in EdgeAeld, one on the Gala In
Pike Of 9Z 49,, .s. ~,
ton. .
0''' NuOi''On'' W J. L. & r. W. BROWN,
r,,ve i'm Az Cherry street.
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NasHvILLE AND cHATrAEoOGA II. n.
6lMmAae7 8

Sunday APRIL zotAP 1osUS
Passenger Trains East and West, will run as iolloWs
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at and 3
Arrive at chattanooga lao d AID i:4S NJ
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga at 7:30 A N and 100 NJ.
Arrive At Nashville at n and 6A NJ.
Ii rail connection and shortest route to Boston, New York;
"A Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington CITY Ricamon
Pstersburg, bynchbu Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston;
Montgomery, Mem his New Orleans, &C. hsfs
Both Trans connect Stevenson Trains On Memphis
Charleston Railrrad and at Chattanooga Trains
bss Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atan Railroads
Through TcEsts may had any hour application
Ticket Agent Office st Depot, the following places and
a the following prices. Wis:
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Gbs 9asbbiIIt Onion snS anlsriitar.
Daily IS; TE..wsekly IS; weekly Sc.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTES SQUARE.
re- IN THE DAILY.
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COparInership Notice.

NER. ROBERT FLETCHER has become partner in our bu
siness he having bought the interest Of Mr. +.
FLRMINs r. c. MCNAIRY q co.
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A11eghany Springs.
montgomery County, virginia.

Montgomery Comfy Virginia.
gENHB ProprietOrs having purchased this Watering
Place in October last, have thoroughly rspare
furnished with entirely furniture Of he best class,
will open for the reception Of visitors 10TH day
of june
Having and made liberal
ments for the eOmforof their guests, they aSer themselves
thatbu few f any, Waet Places will afford the
stractiSns q this.
is situated county Montgomery, "a miles from
shaEsvie Depot Virginia and Tennessee RailrOad The
banks Of the Roanoke River and surrounded Of the
most beautiful and attractive scenery be found among the
Mountains Of Vgnis The Water has acquired FepaA
toni the asteW years. that unnecessary ANYTHING
10 commendaon Of considered specific for the
and Of the system We might append
of certificates from Physicians and others acquan
with its merits and 70 these might be added al
Passengers will met at ShaWsvle BY Ecu1 no a..
busses convey them road TO the springs -
leaving Baltimore WashingtoD Richmond. and
the morning, arrive At the Spings the DAY. tn, 80
south will nnd the same Conveyance On ne ioTN Z CO.
uDel9-d4n BOOTH. OOI1 -
Kingston springs,
for The OF visitors. On and aer Tuesday
30 day Of July Mr. JEssls HAE.ll ua s-s-- rsf
moaou Omnibus leaving SsHsnee Hogse every tuesday,
-rt. s- s.f,,r5sv AZ O'Clock. A M, arriving at tie
SurnaS to dnnersrs do3fsohes sna register a. seWa
~ Tonsa The qualities OF Lnese springs are we'll
ne ,v,-a diseases Of the liver and for complaints
sSst - slss they unsurpassed. There i've
is N daerent qualities tesi1es free stone newly
discovered ehaybsats
Terms.-Per D>y.-..-.. 50
. Week. .......-.......... 8 90
- .---..-- ~ 90
6oTss ~ ~ servant- half prise ~ ~
wM. t. YEATMAN,
Z. ]. KREIDER.
juDe21-sm Superintendent.
CtEzEEsE.-lO Boxes Prime New, last rscslvsdhy
~ DTcKEf,
1rly97 u Market street,
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APPLETON'S NEW RAILROAD GUIDE
FOR JULY u6O, JUST RECEIVED BY
r. HAGAN,
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A SERIES OF SCHOOL AND FAMILY READERS
Aiming at the Highest Degree Of Usefulness Splendi1y
Illusratrsed. By MARCUS WILSON. The Primer, and
First Second, Third and Fourth Readers ready (Fsr
full Description Prces Terms for Introduction, &c,
Circulars and Hspers Catalogue, which be obtained
gratuitously on spplicasi0n.)
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RING STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS.
A. V. RUTLA ND.

Mo- 80 UnlOn SbfeoL9
SUCCESSOR A =. 4 AZ RUTLAEDl
receiving OF the most complete orments Of
Boots and Shoes brought this Market which Ia been
Manufacturers expressly
for the retail trade comprising in follows
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DISsECTING INSTRUMENTS
Medical sad die Ii a sS.

AM just in receipt II another supply OF Disc ting In
Medical Saddle Bags CT and Improved
syes;to which fully invite the attention OF Medical
Students and Practitioners.
RAINS, BROWN CO.,
oct3O No 10 souta side Public cquGre.