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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-01
T. 9. Surge s.H.sWAEz.
BURGE g. SWAMI.
WHOLESALE GROCERs,
AND DEALEzs
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,


Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
COZ. COLLEGE AND CHURCH STREETS,
NASHVILLE, TEKEEssEE.
xTE haysuOw in store large and we'll selected stock q
are quantities during tie season. Our stock in store con
silts in part follows, viz
800 bids Louisiana Sugar, lO'b0ls LeSesiag'D. b.
lOO s c1s.S SSss'ins' ? r. g boxes Loaf
$50 Do Small Leaf co,,ee
500 bag. prime Rio, 5Obegsprine Laguyra,
soObbls Choice Plantation, IS barrels Q Syrup,
600 do IS packages st. Louis.
sundries.
500 bxs ssar Candles, 500 u Dzs Star Candles
So 6zs TaIlOw Candies, q bags Spice,
SEQ SSs New York and ROssn.soo casks Soda.
dale Cement, I00bxg do IN paper
so sacks Race Ginger, 50 do Indigo, extrahne,
2 casks Dutch Nader, 20 tea fresh Rice,
800 dozen Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
sUO dozen Zinc Wash Boards, $50 COZ Brooms,
900 Bottle Snuff bxg CARROTS PAPER Snuff
! bbls Buffers Backing, bills Msson's Backing,
$50 Window Glass, 500 bxs Glassware, assorted
5000 pounds Bar Lead; 1O0n DO Shot, assorted sizes,
25 bills Pecap5, 90 bols Almonds,
I5e hlf bxs Raisns, go bxs 3 Raisins,
2 tes fresh Figs, 10 bbIs Filberts,
lo0 bxs fresh Peaches, 200 dozen Fresh 6evs Oysters,
kegs Nails, belmont brand, 50 hxs Brandy Peaches
900 coils Manila Rope, 100 Halfbushel Measures,
600 bags Cotton Yarns, assorled0 bds Wrapping Paper,
sizes, 100 coils Cotton Rope,
| 20 chests Black Tea, 400 bols Cider Vinegar
/ IS chests Imperial Tea, 100 bxs Ground Ginger
LIQUORS.
200 bbs Tenn White Whisky, 300 bbls Deans Whisky,
| 100 do Bourbon do 100 do Ward Cary's do
so do Robertson do l25 do Old Rye do
i 2casks Jean Louis Brandy 10 do do NeVsom's do
do Louis La Bertcn do SO do Julius II. Smiths Old
| 20 bbIs Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
25 do Blackberry do casks CataEba Brandy,
10 do Peach do 90 bbls Grape do
| 40 l Is casks SeigDstte de rs 10 Ginger do
| Is hbls Rum and Gin, 90 10 Apple do
10 casks sherry Wine, Is csks segueite do
IS bbls Malaga do bbls Holland Gin,
| "a kegs Lemon Cordial. IS do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, y pinis Is Madeira Wine,
1 es bxs White Wine, 20 do Old Port do
$50 bills Fresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger do
brands, IS baskets Champagne, pt's
25 bxs Claret Wine, and quarts,
90 do London Porter.
Tobacco.
Va assorted brands 3OObxs Tenn, assorted brands
100 do Ky. do do $50 do no do do
IS 900 Imported Cigars, i0O,OOe Domestic Cigars
Oils.
| so bbIs Linseed Oil, 30 bbls Lard Oil.
| 10 do Cotton seed Oil.
The above articles viii sell low down for cash.
BCRGB 4 SWAMI.
P.S-0ur Mr.. Swan, who Is well known experience
buyer Will remain in New Orleans during the present
keep houSe we'll supplied with heavy groceries, and
would respectfully invite the trade to give call before
chasing elsewhere. ljsn22l B.
J.E NORRIS sTRATTON
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TKIE GREFENRERG VEGETABLE PILLS
ARE THE BEsT III THE FAMILY UsE AND FOR
MISUNDERSTANDING acknowledgements $50
NervOusneSs--BilIiOn rIburn-=
acknowledgements eDce-.- W ant Oh
Appetite.- DYspepSia--LiV Complaint"
GripinGs.
On their great mdness and from the fact tn
never gpe nauseate tbs bowels in conspad cepd
te the eenterg Pills will he found more pleasant than any
Others
will be by mall free Of postage to any PsI OF the
co1,t,v MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
sentie No. IA College street.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA n. n.
m.r.z-nr.ss..z,-. -,

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA n. "A.
g 8
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 20th, 1850,
Passenger Trains, and West, will run follows
GOING EAsT.
Leave Nashville at A N and Bpm
Arrive al chattanooga I:3O P N AID I45 A ".
COMING WEST.
Lesve Chattanooga at 7:SO n and 100 NJ.
Arrive at Nashv- lie st NJ and "a NJ.
IL rail connection and shortest Boston, New York.
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, RichnOn >
Petersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville, Savannah, Ctrieston
Montgomery. Mem bis New Orleans, &C.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Racad and at Chattanooga with Trsns on
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tckets be had any hour application -
Ticket Agent at Office 81 Depot to the following places and
/ Al the following priees viz:
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Tennessee Champion Mill
Portable Plantation and FIOuFl"s
Mill Stone EstabIishment.

Portable Plantation and EIOuFAHs
Mill stone Establishment
nTTRR MIL Stones Of sizes hand, and made 20
E smut Mills of the improved patent MIL sPne.t
Mn Gearing, Boiling Cloths Bolung' HGisuhg anu An
ScrsTs: screen Wire, Mill PcFs aud Plaster Pans. Al
Lt.h srrautsd Of quality and TO give Satisiacnoh
All orders and communications promptly StteRSea 70
-, -,.g,-,y Mills. near 7 & A r X, Brosd street,
OpsostSS - - Nashville Tenn
june2s-dSrTu
T4ECITTEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DATLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EAIHACAO$
,,I,v ,upplsntCd all other ontments and healing
IN 10th the Eastern and v espeIh
sbsrever introduced and It's bstbeT The cause be
81 is success in all cHfGHe0Hs az eo''o'e' "A
accL5eHfo or disease. =.
BURNS : soALDs
..,--,.-.so, ,toir ? anguish, pain. and inhAm'
H'e i'S'AHS - 8 ,,oD Of this marvellous healer
-I-' = 80. t,% nv 4 charm. no bsmish o.
scarrensiuing. :
THE FRIEND OF THE NUksSNit
Crus are f.ra,t an, : ferers from external injurie
s,Ts.y f-or, EI,;I and OEzspbsns Egp@OStoHs-ueI,
frs eyerv mother sbould hsve this healing prepsrsnon
onstsDt, At hand Il heals sore Breasts, and quickly
moses the TETTER or RING : WORM so ETeUaSe"' w Wv
HWTsery-
TO TRAVELLERS BY > SEA AND LAND.
gvs Msrhins the TIA . vssT, and every other indi-
-s5-.I whose lot in him within the
49,, ~ scrent from errO- SION IRE. collision, should
- - 1;D5 fiat this Msrc Extractor his hest and only
80 II Is hcth portable and cheap, and should
~ - a friend = There thousands
81 living witnesses to testify = TO It's marvellous Vue, NLo
owe their sound limbs and muscles 70 us SAVING einoscy
The faloWing few q = theLeaatag diseases Iot ane
DALLEY-S MAGIC ALPAlN = EAAhhO1ohlsA F4NE'EEs
TIVE as we'll as CURE:
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OROSSs-cIEs VEAHTEn-
CHARLES B. HALL

Boots. Shoes, VaIiHes. Carpot Bags, Ee.
No. 70 ssUTz snz P5sLic souAaE,
NkSKVu.LE, TENN.s
now in receipt Of his stock for the SDF1m and Sua-
meE Trade consisting Of LSdies, Gents Hiasss'.
ooys and chdrsns Boots Shoes CATERS slippers, ks.s 81
every varisty, with and without heels.
ALsoe French Dress Trunks me sole ealhsr Travelling
Trunks Vaiises Carpet Bags Leather Travelling satshsls
&c. &c.
Of which offered lov goods Of similar guilty
can b purchased In the city Please call No Il Public Sqasrs
mAr22- CHARLES B. HALL
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Commencing Monday, April Ie, lseO.
Time TO Memphis TtrRty-tloo Hours.
ONLY FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
CHECKED THROUGH DECATUR
PASSENGERS for the youth take the A. NJ Train Of the
Tennessee and Alabama Railroad at Pulaski Carter,
Thomas HOughs lire OF ssgest Prospect station distant IS
miles, Decatur With Memphis and Charleston
train for Mamph Grand Junction. ane all points
West.
Through tickets Decatur and Memphis be procured
the Alabama Railroad Teke 0@ce Broad street
Passengers going North take the A. NJ train OF he Tenp.sss
and Alabama Central Railroad at Decatur connecting
station with the Stage line to Fulask, &c
Trains makeelose ccnnecQnz both Ways With Memphis
Charleston Railroad tain at Decatur. apri2-d3n
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To IfIFe.l

NEGRO WOMAN a brst class cook, washer and ironer!
a Apply a. the Union and American counting room.
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Corr Feed and FIGURING Mill.
ESTABLISHMENT.

DURR Msones Of all sizes hand and mall to ORDER Smut
Mills Mill spindles Mill Gesrling, Boiling Cloth OF all
Duch anchor brand, betting hosting and regulating
we picks and plaster Paris, and mpos;ed from
manufacturers which enables sell best articles at low
prices.
Being practical mechanic thoroughly understanding the
theory practice Of milling operations. Mers and MIL
rigbtS will end interest examine my stock and
prices purchasing All goods sold by wsTrentedto
give satisfaction.
All orders and Communications promptly attenden to;
P NJ. RYAN
Cor College and Brosd SITS, Nashville, Tenn.
1nh2S d&twtIjan.
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Nashville and Memphis Grand Junction,
New Orleans &C., vim Tennessee and A.
ALBANIA HRiIOad and Connections.
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Al the Nan and Mortar, on Market street. oppcsae
Union street. NnShUile
rravrNe received full supplies Of fresh GOODS oasrl
( for SALE at the lowest prices,
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
sTrRGTcAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL INsTRU.
MENTs.
Paints, oils and window Glass,
vARNISHES. SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE
WARE; PAINT, VARNISH. COACH AND
ARTISTBRUSHES, DYESTUFFs,
PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS.
yin, Tooth and Hair Brushes, Letter and Cap Paper ssei
Pens. Inks, &c.
rshaccO, Snuffs and Cigars,
Powder Shot, lead snd Safety Fuse Pure Wines BrAndiss
Spirits &c.
GOLD, TIN AND COPPER FOILS,
Fine Cutlery, Canes, Pistols &c
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GREAT THROUGH FREIGHT ROUT
THfHE Merchants Of Nashville are informed that thronrA
freight arrangsne1t has from New York 10 tkis
place From New York to City Point, Va, By n r Va
steamship Co Ssplendid ne Of arst-eAss Ehee Steamship
Yorktown jamestown and Roanoke-and from thence 81
connected line OF railroads this point This viii BE oand he
cheapest beat ard quickest from York 70 this place
NIB -AL goods must be marked Of Railroad Ageat iy
Point, Va.
Freight from New York to Nashville per 100 hs
lss Class, I'd Class, ID Glass, 9TH class,
4L64 ei1. 9Ll5. 500.
8. g. Baptist & 90, Petersburg, Va
LUDLAM 4 HBINEKEN. us BroadEsy, n. y.
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FRESH TURNIP SEED.
ANDRETHs Turnip Seed, Summer and Winter, just re
i A ceiyed by Adams Express, aud for sale by
SSugI4 RAINS, BROWN 2 o0s
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GREAT NATIONAL QUITE.
e = la4RaRmMMWWRW

ana Rotre, Fhtladelphia, New York
Sos ton, and the 0niT lFRSSl a,
Warrington City.
4 !, OHIO RAJ II s Sa1a0 AND BALTIMORE AND
- cSt ~ a hnoADs ternsnats At BaI,or. - T--E~
!. S ~ ne 1ss and Coluhus en- - wee 81 5, I.
-. - railroads for and from ali oointsirt1s
vest seufh-Svest end Norfn-Vvs.,.
"a fasssIss5s 2 MS Routs can visit a. 60. :, -
York or Boston alone, b or cost % ticket e NeE
Through Tickets can also 81 -. =
ne Aassern olties =. an additional c,s - W -
Sleeping cars attached e night 49, - o1iy
Tickets good until ussd, win ~ r-;-,-
all principal points. F'lfusse q ttopPing 60 a
Business and travellers.
visit all the Eastern Cities Al OF iniormEhons ez1
The scenery Is eslsbrassd for It's re1i f ss sspsnss.
y - sOfle CON ten Of aav M 49,
police its Splendid sqeipnent s exclusive tsis 1a @ IS
eIEs e2Suns 2. eoeoas ueek its fns hotss iu5- ~
and comfsrt r---9'ssrs speedi sateJ
fnro1gh IeSsss and Baggage Cheers can hs ro5 - IN
me p1neipai hairoad and Steamboat 0css In ~ Va.
Asa Tor hcees va ne Baltimore and Ohio nm
" R-SelITHs Master Trangports6on n 4 0RR
l. n COLE, General Ticket AGENT. a 4 a
sULLIV An. Gen. Western Agsnt kcRR
II. J.gEWETTs Pres't, @ B r -
j. W. BROWN, Genl Ticket Agent CORR
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- - CI5IEE GmONG TEN THOUSAND.
prpNsAs sCALDs
TO TRAVELLERS BY 5 SEA AND LAND.

vslsr, and every other indi-
throws him within the
sion, IRE. or collision, should
Extractor Is his hest and only
and cheap, and should ever
in need There are thousands
20 Its marvellous virtue, WEo
muscles to its saving efficacy
the leading diseases for which
EXTRACTORisa PREVEe
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DIR, i. BOVEE DODS

And sold BY Druggists generally
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Georgia,
pIITMB & LEITNER Auouata Ga
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51tatbs.
In eus4vus, ss .Ae 22d of August, Mr.. Do

In GusGvus, a. lac 22d Of August, Mr.. Do
SA CASE, aged 20 yeass.
Ar. Case moved irto Gustavus from Canton,
Conn. in 1872. and was among the early set
Il rs in overcoming the hariships incident to
the settling OF a new country.
In Earrrn5 on the SRI inst. ECEF0RD
JAMES, son OF Geo. F. anl Frances c. Bows,
aged l6 months.
In Braceville. september2sth. of patrii sore
thFSst SUSAN L. daughter of Jesse P. and
.Orlina Walkcr, aged 5yeaIs and 9 months. 4
In>Baspol. O., OGto5er 4oa, le6j, in her
thirteenth ys=s. o~fpatridsore throat, MARY
Il. daughter Of David D, and Betsy Ann
Strong.
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Sent gnttIIigrms.
Blondin Jr.

Blondin Jr.
On the laas day of the fair and in thee even
isg, 4 youth apparently of some l6orl Syears,
walked a rope which was stretched l-om the
Roof of The Gsskin Housy to that Of the build
ingion the north xest surnsSf Main and South
etreets.
When he gavehs Srst exli itiun. att O'Clock
,. ", he started from the roof of the last men
toned house and walked very steaGily and
fcarlessly until he neared the Gaskill House
Mis- rore being fastened about the middle Of
the house, he consequently approached it d.
Agonally, and the end OF his balance pole
touched the house, dtrangiug his equilibrium.
and evidently placing him in great danger, Tor
3 Few moments.
lie however perscrerei and ACCOMPLISHED .5e
task of walking the whole length Of the rope.
and returning. In the evening he contented
himself vith walking about two thirds of the
distance to the Caskiu House. and returned
" ithout repeating the dangerous experiment
of the afternoon. bis draft upon the crowd
for 6 contribution TO reward him for his fool
hardy exhibition. was responded TO satisfecto-
rily.
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marrjaors.


n Bloomfield. en-. the 30lh ult by Elder E
Wakefield. Lieut. MARTIN V.B.LEWIS, 7th
Q. 6 Infantry. to Miss NARY T. GREEN. Q.
the former lace. e..
IThe SsTHoht va fcrforuaed 81 che resi-
.dunGe Of MIR. Sa~iauicl Gre,n, fzth.r Of the
or it, n the presence Of the relatives of the
parties 2n'i : lev friends, ana on The came AZ
tartoon the parties lid aoicu t. home and rel
Gtivcs. and cane 10 Warren, aud on Monday
morning starred. fur- SsGta -Fvs N.w Mexico.
where me Ia, glIueHt 10 shien Mr. Lewis be-
longs. Is stationed. They take the oYcciarG
route via Independence. BIO. twill oea long
Journey, out We trust Il pleasant ose.-CoI
In Rowland, on the 9Th met, 10y Alya \
Drake. Esq, sf- DAVID N. HAkE. Q. How
land. snd Miss AALINDA HAYDEN. Of Ia
zet:s.
In Mecca. on the 9Th inst. BY Rev. 4 u.
Watrr:nsu, Nr. HENRY B. OGRAM, Of Bloom
field, and a,s EUPHEMY L. COOK, of the
former place.
Or the evening Of Sci 4. 18th, at the residence
Of the brides father, hy Rev 7 s. Lamb, Mr..
2 F. CaSTERLINE. Of Psinesville, anj Mas
ELLEN L HICKoK, of JciT rson. o.
On the 30th uli, by Curtis hall, Esq. Br.
GILBERT CANFIELD TO Miss EMELINE
FLINT, 10Th OF Hartford.
On the 3ri. inst. by Rev. E. 7. Brown. Nj.
DAYTOSJ. LENS and Mss NARY BVR-
NETT, all Of Warren.
In C~Lsnrisn. 80 the 9Th inst. by Simon
BOerstlar. Esq. Hr. WILLIAM LCDTICR
and Miss ELIZABETH GILBERT.
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MRS. JONES.
lNFANrLLE CORDIAL

We vculi O. particu!ar aIcntiou to The aaycr
'isen - O. Ne sr. HIs,H " frPoNr. si+rs SCI L"
'forh =. The iNTANTIL- CUEBIAL 30 ur. EAlos Is
= q c ri-s OF .rsai c-lr-'ty and u .tans.Eg Il rs
n2-U l~.ace viii DC -uGcient EaarauL-r of-aec4r,
tan l. it. p pa -1.ioa- tUd It's HavaryiuE prrIty.-
- 'BLoon p 'oD"is hr a class OF diseases uasortu
naIeiy very r. vsient n this TlciniJy- and its hish
re- usats5us ,Iit el-u 4 really sEie--ETHizaHHc
Coma JO4rRri PS=e advertisement.
for sale ~ wOoBs \ PES-
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Coed Yield.

Mr. R. G.. Wellmap. of Fowler, has LEFT with
rs q plump peck of potatoes, known as the
California variety, the produce Of one hill
The potatoes are OF ;mHense size. several Of
chem weighing about Q Ms, each.
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hf~r vhics'h4 rrezsursr VIII, te .st'Sit- eEcs in
w>fren, FOR ;he eG-rnse ofr,esiving Taxes, G-ul tie
9eyh % necsrahrr. ireo
Y PThe Laws nov IN force fr the c~sineton 81
TsNes. Prov a fr he coli-eioR ~ ope-helf teEah.
&c the op-io1 - the ,az-pIfer) 'h- taxes Tor the year
hv thr s0-h aa- Of B~crm'er-i6H ard The TemGinins
ha.t ~ tn e'ih day Of June Fol. TIE s1me r-uai
tvftfnrifBC 70 thr -.n fay cent - fha ErsphaU or
sralEat ls~cou:ins sus TIE -pth o. D.c@tSSr, =. forl
'uneris enths Wide ar;Srat u-cr due. vtE 80 PercfEt-
pav I~uE- 80 . o.
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Cleveland & aahoni0E Railfoa1


.AkfSS ~~uNVECTTrSz.
A'Cl-veisvd -ttA CI1rr,av1 K Erledo. clcve,aad.C
iasbus Cincinnati CisVsLa4 & Eris. aH1 GleYs
lad & ?I.-SHursh -Sil Ra7i-.
A'S1loa, with ilacSs 10 Ch1rrin F2iis, Sc
q" va. tUa zisa Hack. e. E-vca---
i" bracss.l5 with 3ftcsV for Nrston Pals. 10
g. = agy-n eih iiscLs 10 sl~~sE. Grcsnyills Geaz.
EIlis. S.-ouis.I. GaEGcla. SC
80 youngstown, Wiz s:=s-s % Nez C=-.lc, Lowell,
FsI1ri aud Euns VALLEY. az th.Sce ~ p. II. ".
q q. i4i. Read 70 Pit;7rur.h.
F-h rs. 1889. CHAS T. rH1nvS ~;
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NEW GOODS NEW GOnnsl

Spl,njid Su~kof M Goods nn@
~ opening A. the Warren . y Goods Store. con-
IrisiB y a 20 n asFortmsik OF siui ~ every thin uec-
esSTTy 10 Hio-a AMI mike c,uf,T shre. men, women
are children ai.0 which VII re soli a. iJg pr.ee..
Evtrslody i iuvites - saii and - th-m
, lStPt. 10. ltGal RElE BaDrHsR- 4
GTANE Els WANTED yHsL
~ Tse'suScrIser will pay Cash for oil1ba-rel
saves ard hsRdIags dshTe red at his shop oBposi.o
Z sPssr & Coz sash Factory near the Canal.
Warren, Sept. -. 1850, ~.
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JOB PRINTING.
GsrInS = superior assortment Of Job PriR.:ns mate
-i.l ~ are nrerared to execute in the best manner. al
Kinds of plain aud fancy Rook aud Iob PriHSiSg.
-srCH A.
Address Cards, Oxrtiheatss, Labels,
business Cards. Check Rocks, Nanifests
nonk Checks, CaB.reI Printing. No-es.
BILLS Of Lsding. prafs. Programmes
nall Tickets, Porn Rooke. Receifts.
EsSnkH, all ffads, Handhiils. show Ellis, -c
II East every thing done in the shane of Printing. {
prices that cannot fail to suit. and With he Ereltes' 'is-
patch. We keeP constantly on hand = ood a-sortn1sr
Of Cards and hne StaticAer' from which those in ~s1t
81 Printing can select
Justices, and Consta bIrS' RlaukS-
GUARANTEES. & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
ErzAoEs, ExncrrIoEs. sUnrSNAs, XII
Constantly on haRd and for sale.
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EJR sTArE prRr0sEs.

For n. ~o-ii1lVy Ct. slSc5oS State N.
e!u !InS y Np=ns-s o. th= g lie B-asvoIent Iu.t:-
ta-ssns- AMI -l.r expenses :atrs=pI- u a. -E-ner
a. E7Ecnu- rI.i a 'ler Ac; Of March 10. $50 = 10
Eti- tur t1- nayn-nt Of the interest and gr.dHal
reiuctcao 9 he y Scipal tttae S@-e 0-aI. -StIk-
irE FI1t. t3s F1f p~r5Eilias Gr he free Educz-
SSr % s!ltEe vSEshtG4s SsNte. = .SuAe Ceumoa
Scs3oI Fua i."i@1O AL. Total STATE levy. 10 ~
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Rcserbe efr0Qiclc
HiPGGOD : AhAES. Prnprifiors.

TEHAs-One DolIaraud Fifty Gents. in
idysRce; Two Dollars. II payment l. not
made i'm advance.
No paper discontinued snri all arrearsges are paid
essept 1t the option OF the publishers.
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CLOTH GAPS,

Soasthinv new snI cftas l>-est come oRt
Gail it sag r'e,s- A. No u. HsrEe, street.. Wsire.,
Ohio. Wh-re vss can sc. ~ IhiEg ;AIt Ezs ever Kept
in y Ngtton Htls-.
ITuIv iIuk. l-EQ Am
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Eaea1sI Notice.

DR. BURROUGHS. having found
! Eat his Destsl Rooms, over snith & NcConhs
Store SEE. a:'rri. too Fo- '0r has fAElhsr csEt1nG-
zsc- there. las SEED 80 81 oEce q sul5s hiaes-
rar-h Or the rurl;e Sg1ars.iu ~ rs f@r@e6ly sccu-
? e. by Or ro=u=sai.s al /, as=ia -s=ly TO e'sr-.He
lie rru,aI -usluess II IL - FzurL-s. IS a-T-toi re
Warrtn. MAY ., GO. J. L. E~LhkJJuii5-
Cleveland & 3ahon;ns Railroad
Ef
TIME ~TArLE-en. Is.
To ;sLs effect On and after FEBRUARY 10. 1853
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NLOTILDA HATS-Ths lites, and
Y nost fish ousile article 7ut- just received At
[Sspt- -, lsSa N~KS-MESSERS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-10
FOR COUNTY

For e. Eeral Fuud. I : 10 mills. Scr Bridge EspA.
- N EiIi fur Poor Fuuj 1901 sin Tat.i Ter
Coua'y urvoSrs, 10 a-ilis. TOt4i 10. State and
County i Jsu mills on ! 10 La.
IN. TnuN -4Ip =CU,1f ,yu.rtrr, py-D,,,r,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-28

1IEEBs 6sssssssy H@s @zySas44 GEsSsSl%NsEsg tSsssS&aa1Ssz
g4tdltia fir @inmanberer unb 9tetlenpe.
Griuar1ib bon 3eit, 0elb nnO Glttfernnag
burh bic
Baltimore mnS SbtpsG iSenbabn
naG alen 3beilen oeS 28eten8

Barter8burs unp Muriettu, ODER gerpOcD,
Wbeelin8 uub Columbus.
Die Baltimore ,no SbtO. Gifenbabn btetet bent reiterben 9ubs
tfurt bic erBBten 0srtteile In Be4ug auf 8tItetett, SrduerattDs
felt, St6crbeit, gGnttiGtett unO SdSntstt Der e, enertsn, fsbtB
lie Urn tetner anoern gdbn tn btelem Qanbe lbertrpf fen trtr6,
Diele 8dbn ppm atlanttIhen @eer ~aus9etenb, 1T bic aitefe aus
~seostntefe einie, ~alettasttts aber aud be tdrsete uh5 ;@3flts
uno tdber bic btIigae ROute fur bic Wetiencen nad bent 98etett
ehe ntht yer fetleu fOaten, lie 3u beuuBen:
Weilenentfernun9 pcd Baltimore noh
Cincinnati:
lteter p~drfersbura 583 Nletteh,
ueber 8enwOOb unb ~94teetng $50
teber Sa~rrtSbure uno @tttSbura $50
DurG bic D1drtet to eQtnie $50
etue @rfuarutB an Der @ntftrnuns Spn 16
Dnrn bic 6 lumbuSo Qtnte 500
etne @rfparnts an ter Gntfernune Srn 90
@etIente, wela, bic Baltimore uno Obies Gifentaba bsnasea,
le9en bic @etIen tn IL 3Ggen surud uah fatren In 0Daeen. bic
az" bas aaerttquertRe urp mil ~sepplferten 9tBen etnsrrtdtet fne.
NabrsYret{e:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-12-28

@pu iest an wcrben tdsli4 tret 8ase auf bieier Balm tn naa-
fpl9enoer J4etfe %erpebtrt:
Der paf3u8 sebt tl8lt& init Nusnaans ts Srnnta8N UNI
8 uGr 50 N}tn Wtcreens al rad g%t!tsfut8, Gttensp, &leoelane,
6 tncinndtt ct. Souls nnh aUe Gtetle bes gDeifenS rnb ytprb,
wefeus. @senfr RAD @iMpra, Buffalo uno Canada. gtad en-.
mtttsbura, gcrt, 0aneofer, 0edbtn0, gOttsSiue, Smtnes, Mt1s,
0Redters:Smn nnb DRandefer, Mb. 9ad Ghalabersbuts, Ca
itgte unD Naeertpwn -
Der Criticisms ee&t td8t4 UNI 8 lttr Minnten na@
9u1aia uno BEN 9torpsn BIG &anaoa up nGG 9tttsturS unb rem
ylcropeten.
sad 81 rs o orr I'm $3.50 gfSra. nit nur etnent Gegrtns
irehfel, 70 biuts ME aufieber aapern Sabr.
Der harrisburg" cepnD6attp u 6 gett tag
lid (GDnutagS ausgehGmrten) I'm 800 Nabmtttd9s ab.
5Retfenbe Vn aSalbingtou unb GeN Suben, nelbe nit benz
9uoe UNI $50 W1preenS, rber 800 Wo11ntttaes btcr anfOn,~
men, fnben 8ef6rberuns nit nn 3u9en nisier Satn.
rs glelen TatrbtGetS pub anberer 3enGEen uno berl6Bit1en
Nusfunft Eeltebe man T4 AT bic 8ilett=S flee In bfr ,gaiDart@
Station" Gie vOn Calvert unb 8ronftniiry su menben.
Swim Z. Wt4nep, Niff%Sup't.
8. s.. gNGrner gi4etsMgent Sult29,jI