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ADVICE TO YOUNG LADIES.

II is very natural, says Timothy Titcomb,
for young ladies to get in tho habit Of treat
ing only those young men politely whom they
happen, for various reasons, to tancy. They
don't care what the majority Of young. men
think of them, provided they retain the good
will Of their particular pets. They arc whims
sical, and take on special and strong likes
and dislikes for tho young men whom they
meet. One is perfectly hateful, and another
is perfectly splendid, and so they proceed to
make fools of themselves over both parties.
Now there is nothing upon which young
man is 80 sensitive rs this matter Of being
treated with polite consideration by the
young women Of his acquaintance and
know Of nothing which will tend moro Ger
tain to make young man hateful than to
treat him rs II ne were 90. There Is o null
titude of young men, whose selcrcspcct is
nurtured, whose ambition Is quickcned, and
whose hearts are warmed with genial fro,
by those considerate rccognitions on tho part
OF their female acquaintance which assure
them that they have position In tho esteem
of those with whom they associate tho sweet
est hopes and happiness Of life. To be cut
for no good cause is to receive wound which
is not easily healed.
The duty, therefore, which I would incul.
cate, is that ofsystematic politeness. If you
know young man, bow TO him when you
meet him. lle will not bow to you first, for
he waits for your recognition. flo docs not
know whether you esteem him OF sufficient
value to bc recognized. II you pass him
withouta recognition, you say to him, In o
language which he feels with kecnness
which you cannot measure, that you consid-
er him beneath your notice. You plant in
his heart Immediately prejudice against
yourself. You disturb him. You hurt him,
and this, too, let me admit, very frequently
without design You are sensitive yourself,
and are afraid he has forgotten you, and
would not like to have you notice him.
There Is good deal Of this kind Of thing,
but It In all wrong. There il no man who
will not return your bow, and feel the better
for your smile ;,and IL the young man receiv-
ing the attention Is poor and has his position
in tho world TO win, and feels that ho has
not as many attractions, personal or circum-
stantial, as others, you have made his heart
light, and awakened toward yourself feel.
Ing Of cordial good will, akin in many instan-
ces TO gratitude.
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Agrltultural,
Broken Wind or Hoayes.

"Hcavcs," the common name for broken
wind in the horse, is susceptible Of great al
deviation by attention to the character and,
quantity OF food to be eaten by the animal,
as every one knows. Ifa horse suffering from
this disease is allowed 10 distendhis stomach
at his pleasure, with dry food entirely, and
then to drink cold water ad hbifpn, he Is
nearly worthless. But IL his food be moist
ened, and he be allowed to drink a moderate
quantity only at time, the disease is much
ics troublesome.
A still farther alienation Of the 'hcaves'
NAV be obtained from the use Of raw, fat
salt pork, from time to time. I do not say
that the heaves can be cured by the use OF
salt pork, but alleviated still moro than by
feeding wet food without pork.
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Adxcrtising Rates.

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Each subsequent insertion, .
A square Is rs lines Nonpareil type.
special Notiees-one week-six lines or less, ~
cents, (, exceeding six lines, cents n line.
The word Advertisement" will be placed ever
All notices, In the nature OF an advertisements IN
serted In the reading columns o. ,.
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~ No notice taken OF anonymous oommuniea-
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ION pp,NTING OF ALL KINDS,

s,.h n. Pamphlets, Town Reports, School ne
noyts Ii.ni.bIIis Posters, showblls Insurance roI
IsIss Labels OF every description, Cards, .. All
kinds, printed IN a:uPerior manner :, tSs ONCE
i,b nSatness and dispatch and on the most reason
sbis terms. Orders f6r printing are fespeetiuily
sactej as every attention will be paid 70 meet the
want. and wishes ofcustomers.
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JAMES IT. CLEAvEs. Printer.
poetrp.
MY DREAM.
ny JOHN q. WHITTIER.

In my dream methought trod,
Yester night, a mountain road;
Narrow as Al Straits span,
High as Eagles aight it ran.
Overhead, a root OF cloud
With its weight Of thunder bowed;
Underneath, to LEFT and right,
Blackness and abysrnal night.
Here and there wild flower blushed,
Now and then a bird-song gushed;
Now and then through riffs and shade,
Stars shone and sunbeams played.
But the goodly company,
Walking in that path with me,
One by one the brink o'erslid,
One by one the darkness hid.
Some with wailing and lament,
Some with cheerful courage went;
But, of all who smiled or mourned,
Never one TO US returned.
Anxiously, with eye and ear,
Questioning that shadow drear,
Never hand in token stirred,
Never answering voice heard
Sleeper, darker,-lo! felt
From my feet the pathway melt,
Swallowed by the black despair.
And the hungry jaws ofair.
Past the stony-throated caves,
S,ranglelby the wash of waves;
Past the splintercd crags sank,
On green and flow'ry bank
Soft as fall OF thistle down,
Lightly US q cloud is blown,
Soothingly as childhood pressed
To the bosom of its rest.
or the sharp horned rocks instead,
Green and grassy carpets spread,
Bright with waters, singing by
Trees that propped a golden sky.
Painless, trustful, sorrow free,
Old lost faces welcomed me,
With whose sweetness of content
Still expectant hope was blent.
Walking while the dawnins grey
Solwly bringeth into day,
Pondering ON that vision aed,
Thus unto myself said:
"steep and hung with clouds Of strife,
Is our narrow path oflite;
And our death the dreaded fall
Through the dark. awaiting all.
$50 with painful steps we climb
Up the diIIy ways Of time,
Ever in the shallow shed
by the forecast Of our dread.
"preai Of mystery, solved alone
In the untried and unknown;
Yet the end thereof may seem
Like the falling Of my dream.
And this hcart-consuming care,
All our fears Of here or there,
Change and absence. loss and death,
Prove but simple lack Of faith"
Thou. o, Most Compassionate!
Who didst stoop TO our estate,
Drinking Of the cup We drain,
Treading in our path ofpain-
Through the doubt and mystery,
Grant us thy steps to see,
And the grace to draw from thence
Larger hopes and confidence.
Show thy vacant tomb. and let.
As Of old. the angels sit
Whispering by its open door:
Fear not! lie hath gone before !"
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Gbe alnion 4 gonrnal
prDIIsHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
omce-Hoopcr's Brick Block, up Stairs,
-fiberty Street. Biddeford. Ne.
TIE NJ 3:

Two DOLLARS Pen ASSUN-or Owe DOLLAR AND
Furry CESrs, II paid within , months nom time or
,ubsc riblng single copies. cents.
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DIR. ,. BOyEE DODs

IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS
We challenge the world produce their equal although
have been before the public for year only yet they
and highly approved Of from Maine to the Great Salt Lake
remedy for ncpen Consumption Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Piles
Nervous deases Female Complaints and all requiring
tonic they unsurpassed As Beverage, they truly
ghtfu For the aged and nfm, for adults children of
delicate constitution they without arrival.
For the Of throat - Clergy they
act like charm.
Used in connection with pure Coo yerO sy cured eass
OF chronic Consumption in Albany New York
pronounced as ncuabe by Of the most distinguished Pny
sicians In New York City. Mr. Mcran OF Brooklyn,
his entire right side parayzed by being thrown from horse
1856 He commenced the Of these Bers in November last
and is well.
Mr. Britain, Editor Of 7he Banner Of Light" published
Boston, and Dir Greenwood Ne 20 Broad street,
both cured Of Piles OF long standing and Of the obstinate
character.
Hundreds Of persons suffering from Indigestion and Dyspepsia
have been cured by using these Bers We have letters
possession which published would every Female
land supply herself with these truly valuable Bers
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD 4 co, Proprieters,
as William street, New York
Sold by DEM0FILLE & CO., Nashville, Tenn and all Drug
Crists. '60-df
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MORRIS q sTRATTONa "


WHOLESALE GRoeERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In Foreign * Domestic Liquors,
NO. IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESs
EETE in receipt Of large and we'll assorted stoek
eEoeeries Liquors. &C. to which We invite the stt=nro
,o0,,, SUGARS.
4O0 hnds Ieuisiana Sugar, all grades;
$50 S5ls Y and Baltimore Crashed Sugar sI sraas.
an 40 a ao 90 90 Powdered DO 90;
100 DO do La Ioas, do 90 10
500 bags choice Baltimore CoJsej
lou do do VOL La Tgygs do.
600 bbls choice Reboiled Mol.sses
g, g leg s. 8. LOuissy,sp;
TIN PLATE.
700 do iS $3.50 q, very cheap ssro.e
$50 boxes Star CandIss
200 do summer 90:
~ DO 81 Louis and Mem. sozpB
100 do Starch;
100 boxes Boston eround Pepper,
g 60 60 do DO DO Spice sglss;
100 % superior osrb sod8, k'pADs,.
|g ~ casks do do;
casks Dutch haidsr;
100 bags Pepper;
50 DO spice;
20 tisrces Rice;
100 dozen Painted Buckets,
90 Ha3nDoardss
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen Broons
~ boxes Tobacco, all grades Va hrao-.
500 kegs pure White Lead;
30 b5ls do LRsesd Oil:
g kegs Shot, all sizes;
30 do Bar Lead;
so cases Mason's Blacking;d
5000 bags fne Liverpool Salt
1000 bills RanaEha do:
$40 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
800 barrels Pixies Magnolia Whist,
coo DO Raw Ohio do:
200 do Old Country 40.
$50 do Smith old Reserve do
100 do Old Bourbon DO,
50 do do Rye aos
tuO dc Aonongahela Dc.
30 do Old Port and NsIaga Wins
20 do A. n. Gin;
pipes Holland Tin;
do Old Cognac Brandy;
lU0 cases st. Julien Carct Winsi
80 baskets Champagne, extra;
i5c1 cases Brandy;
300 packages Domestic Branayf
300 barrels Cider Vinegar;
Il many other articles for the Grocery trads
Adj MORRIS & STRATTON
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PMOTOGRAPHIC CARD

IAhE pleasure In announcing my friends ard en-,
toners tnas after an absence Of two years, again
turned to resume the practice OF the Ph0tOgraplljc
in All its Branches having pureha interest OF NJ brotr
tue OLD established Gallery in Union Street, and having spnt
TOUR months In New York the past Summer obtain fay All
me iate in the art have painted, renovated ard
the suite OF Rooms throughout That my facilities are
no" eer 70 produce tst class work than Galleries can
ooas o. and eonduce TO the comfort Of patrons truet not
Only to susAin the proud position the Gallery has hert
sustained bot to elevate It TO 1 higher standard have
also the services OF Mr. COOK best Photo
sphrs IN the world who took tie Pictures which obaneI the
INST premium at the Worlds Far is London ISL and an
eelned not only TO make this the leading Gallery in the
sale Dot my work shall not surpassed Moth or SOUTH
and row Introduce % the public the foIloEny new Syles
Imperial Photograph, India Ink;
Fignette, plain or colored:
IVorytypes, coIored;
Pastel Pictures, life size;
Photographs on Canvass, life size.
Visiting cards, full length, plain;
autograph Photographs, IS taken at one sitting.
eterrsoscopes, on glass paper
continue to make the Meainolype Ambrstype as hereto
or The above styles all entirely city EXCEPT
tne graph Card which only made time. An
Eno are IN want Anything line politely to give
me call before visiting elsewhere when vii prove By ocenIar
oct3l-d - vi UTrauns =
BOOTS, SHOES AND RROGAN
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REGULAR PAssINGER PACKET.
rOlhur's Eclipse washing ,sEachine,
NO FAMILY snOrLn BE rr1r11n1-r nn-r

Hs oEy Washing Machine brought before ths p,os
Eheh IS OF absolute practical is susp. -
esy operated, and ecmrrends itself to The favor ~
APsg !" HARDY BROTHERS, Azenss
- A2P1blie squsrs.
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WACAERELs
N III EnnnE IA OF ~
1850.
For sale.

HN THURSDAY, tie 18th November next by virtue Of
Deed CT Trust, executed by John George
Locofer will proceed to SELL the premises all the corn
fodder farming utensils and stock Of all descriptions conveyed
in said Trust Deed Also, 40 Acres Of land weW
every way suited for stOcfarm Said situated on the
Campbesyille Turnpike road, miles South Of Columbia.
WILLIAM GALLOWAY
Nashville UNION copy three times aud send
70 this Office --ColunlliE IreAR
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FHNWO men, GOOD farm hands Also, negro woman,
with several children said good house ser
vant cook &c and will be hired good board and
clothing. We prefer hiring in Edgefeld or vicinity.
J. L. & X. ". BROWN,
nCYl-d2W Az Cherry street.
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THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
ARE TIE BEsT WORLD UsE.
observation-disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ..
NervOuSneSs--ESiIIi lion she s--H ca "a burn--
AcidiIy. -NaHSea---FIaIui ence.--Want of
ApPettte--DysPepsiu--L Complaints
Grtpings.
On Of their mildnes and from the fact
gper leave this bowels constpaed cepd
tea the GT'enterg Pills will be found pleasant any
others.
Price IS per box. On the receptof one dollar four
boxes will be sent BY mail free OF postage any part
country. MACKENZIE & MINCHIN,
septic No, Il College street.
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- o @-'N73 N-tstIHRss
Ii 81 STOCK o. thse articles IN the house, No OoQ,
a street, We are dispoEDg Of cost. II you v1nt
COOKING STOVES, for Weed or c,.I.
WROUGHT IRON STOVES.
HEATING STOVES
o-,,-, CHURCH STOVES,
VI any CHER kind Of Stoves or Crates NJ io7z i
nov is the opportunity e obtain them F i0i '-sns
aoYI-u MACKENZIE 4 MTNCUTN
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stoves, CRATES, Castings ;

For Rent.
VERY desirable in he USloE Am t,,,,,,, n,
- Ing, Tor The remainder 81 the year, with IL
ext year. Apply at this Office. rp1iS =,
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s,ussv 'KoL1IKYH v

o. ~ pIsOq 10 Adds ssSSsvd ygsa 1o4 sooo II II
1su q6s sql' rsInqll 6sP % s5GIpusi s.sips1a ~
kTSs az ITv puv SAoqU ,4BdsP MA 'IslsBt, sTT3
- LIN 0sOAISIU smssls 1s45sd isIassI aFrl 81
.nUuu!0uIO pun sIIIAsIno.E Io4
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n ara 20 Families.
M < have on sale a Gne Isrett F.rrf,s, -,
49,, "1 ~ One ane Ph1ton Carriage, new one
OAches second hand One largs Fr.r,ff-
CaEfAage, seSond- hand Pine second hs1s ~
Ahef Ehieh WILDE sold very chesp % close bv
se,aO - % . BsNJs SHIELDS & Co,
SILK, Beaper and 0gSS5,-,o,..- SR,.-,,--
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Il
M. & e, +. CREATHAM.
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BR4NDIEs, VINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS. rAI1s.
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C,
CORNER or COLLEGE IND ORTRCR s7PEETs
Nashville, Tennessee.
NM areust receipt of large and we'll selected atook n,
eroceries, Liquors, etc consisting in f.Is
~ aas sugar. al grades 100000 genuine HsVsns Cigars
SOO DDS eheiee hOlaASes 200 kegs Nails, assorted;
Nv u 90 40 100 dozen Painted Buoketai
43O bags prime Rio Coffee so nests Tubs;
loe ebs Powdered Crushed and 10 bbls English WaInut
Loaf Sugar; 10 b5ls Psean..
80 boxes Star Candles: bhIs Eilbs-ts
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BEfANDIES, WINES, &c
. \ choice French Brardies;
~ casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines
$50 baskets best brands Champagne:
50 boxes ScoYill Claret
100 bbls fne Robertson COUNTY WbisRv
q bbls pure old Rye DO
do do do Rourbop ~
Gin, sc. '@'O''
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for The Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder
ossgsc Icing the only Agents in Nashville Of The Manufactured
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Tra3er 10 %
lars stock OF Powder on hand, In Magazine for sale
800 kegs Dupont Rife Powder kegs Hazard
500 < % DO Do 5000 q EeG. sysauor. B,.,.,o,
SO00 Kegs Hazard 90 do Powder;
S S0C 90 do DO $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
zO = DO DO do brands;
der. safety 80 - = w.
jsnl n &. =. z. OHEATHAE, Arenta
SOLE AGENTS FOX
2upontsPoWder; Joy, Bckford Co.'S Safety
sycamore 40 fuse
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S. N WrBB, Memphis. RIO WsBs, Oszszs Rag, kSs
5. M. WEBB & CO.,
Otton Oforz
AND
CO MN ISSION ERCHANTS
No. 'FRONT.' Row, Memphis, Tenn.
I'm
$500 Reward.

ID UNAWA7 from the subscriber, near Benton Lowpde,
y county, Ala the gid Of May LEGO copper complex
lons negro boy named CORNELIUS NEAL aged about .
years. Eve feet nine inches weighs about $50 bounds has
heavy and bushy hair quick spoken has wound on The second
Joint Of The second finger Of the right hand which renders
still BE blacksmith, and away sell dressed II IL
supposed that he away with some men who wers in In
the neighborhood at the time.
will give S4eo for the apprehension OF the white ma, ar
with proof sufficient Convict and $500 for Deliver ~
said oeo 10 ae at Benton, caught outside Of Dallas Or
LoEndes 2unties or $50 caught within these counties
ANY niornAon OF the boy will be thankfully received and
Suitably rewarded Address Benton, LoRndes county, Aa
H0Fs-ih JOHN n. MINTEB.
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OATS.
Negroes to Hire.

I - SACKS OATS, Just received on consignment and
q t0S Issest the Broadway Mills
sepE- D. D. DICKE
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WHISTLES, BRANDiES, WINES. &C.
ME- have in store and for sale cheap to the trade
l2J bbIs 10 NeEson's celebrated Whisky.
G5 bbls Old Bourbon Whisky
Is bbls Old Rye-a prime article.
Is bbls Old Rye--Warranted Pure.
IS Ihls Tennessee White Whisky.
Is half barrels Cherry Brandy.
% quarter barrels Cherry Brandy,
30 quarter barrels Ginger Brandy.
10 bills pure Robertson county Whisky.
bbls pure Apple Brandy.
% quarter casks Holland Gin.
IS bbis American Brandy.
Is bbls Sweet Malaga Wine.
With cognsc Cstawba Brandy, &c.
ianI2u MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
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Marble Monuments A.

M L. SHELTON informshis friends and the public -,,
I'VE eral that be Is now prosecuting the FsrrSf
ness Church street, between First
and tie Post Once where he will be pleased to attend h ne Or
ders OF an who may want work in bis lima He ana viii keen
on hand supply OF MARBLE MONUMENTS, TONBs a.
OF the nnest Italian and American Marble In the
April Is, 1S5S-WIy
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Charleston and Savannah
FREIGHT LINES

Commencing Monday, April Is, 1850.
Time to Memphis Tjcsaty-tlco Hossrs.
Only FIFTEEN MILES STAGING
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRorsH NASHVILLE AND DEcra
PASSENGERS for the youth the A. n Train Of the
tennessee and Alabama Railroad al Pulaski take Carter
Thomas Hough line Of Prospect station diutant rs
miles; connect az Decatur with Memphis Rd
West. -1
through tickets to Decatur and be procured At
he Tennessee and Alabama Railroad Ticket Oce on Broad street
Passengers going North take the A. NJ the Tennes
and Alabama Central Railroad Decatur connecting a. Prospect
station with the Stage line to Pulaski, &C.
Trains connections both ways with Memphis And
Charleston Railroad train Decatur. anri7-T9-,
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L. S. ULLMAN'S
w Gather Indicator
ForeteI!s Rain "a Hours In ndYancn.

Mr. LOUIS ULLNAE, Dear Sir: The ie plant you had the
Kindness TO send two ago, still faithfully performs
duty weather Indieaor delicate it, and 50
stve to the least atmospheric changes either respecting
tarometrc grometrc condition. that indicate
generally in advance Of the usual instruments.
have keptit suspended in my Office to my STANDARD
(mtthsonan) barometer and Macon hygromeer,
iced that It Is faithful in its indications these
Iii rulya Natural Weather Indicator,
regard this Microscopic plant, therefore, OF
si'iveness and its ability aordng cheap and reliable
means for tie purposes to which apply it,
Valusbie discovery ard believe that will
wherever used Yours, very truly, RICHARD o. GERRY.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May % 1860:
Having recently received about valuable Wealth
indicators will sell them in any quantity and il the pur
chaser perfectly satisfied with their correctness the money
will be refunded This should satisfy every they
lose anything by the experiment Price sent by
mail ~ 20. Soldb STRETCH & Forbes.
Georgia aud SOuth Carolina Money,
HNR0M date till further notice viii continue to take at par
the notes Of Georgia, South Carolina Alabama, for
debts dee or for goods
STRETCH 81 FORBES,
nOvis-sf Druggists Corner Of College ard Union streets
FOF Rent.
FENHAT comfortable dwelling No. Is North Summer
Apply to J. KlRKMAS.
1T PRS dapt TTuTon
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~@A7A In AsAAAHCu RAILROAD
osFICz NAsHynLK & CHA1I .EoosA RAILROAD Co
October 81, 1853.
order OF the Board o. Directors calls are made on the
b stock Of the Company subscribed building Rrrc5
oad o BrdgePortto Jsper payable to the Treasurer OF this
One dollar on each Share the I November Is59 and two
s9ss on each share on the lstdays Of December JanuS
February, Mayck, April, May, june Juv A-pst ss
aer- October and November, 1850.
Payment may be to Jackson PRYOR. At Jasa, a, q,
Treasurer at his Office in Nashville
Prompaessin meeting these calls requested OF the szb
sfs OF Stock THE construction Of the road depends
On the means provided specifically for purpose
oet9-n W A
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Freight to New York and PhiIadeI.bia
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of not than 500 pounds Is
~ las
NO insurance necessary except from Charleston and savaaua
New York and Philade phia.
Cotton compressed at the option expense when
~ can be ieghted IRON New York foreign ports
81 4 to $40 less than cotton not compressed.
Through receipts issued ~ the Freight Agent Of thu s
Yale and ChattanOoyi Railroad.
dec 22tEBP ss,s-oi - q.
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Bell Coal

AVING taken the above Coal, ready orders
left either at the yard the Office Of the Citizens
Company, No. 10 Cherry street, where be found daring
the day. ". J. THOMAS
owing Coal will please settle to ssvecOs.
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VXTB will take Notes the CITY BANK ofNashvilIe,
w and on all solvent South Carolina and Alaba
Banks, in payment Of
uOnary Y. HAdAN 4 co.
novse-d Al College Street.