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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-17
Coal UNDER Cover


mhl7t No. 81 N. Gay St, ODD Odd Fellows Ha
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1~P ORDER No. 4.
W HEAnQUARTERSP BAIT LION BALTIMORE
CITY GUARD, Baltimore, January 10TH 1889.
The Battalion will PARADE at HEADQUARTERS on WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, 18th inst at ~ O'Clock in fatigue
uniform, with overcoas. BY order
JOS P. WARNER,
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vESPHR GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, moss Brilliant. and
Host Convenient Artificial Light
" THE HorR

fFNRIs GAS isgnTa from Pore Coal Oil and for elegance
economy safety and simplicity, cannot surpassed. The
nAlures are n the same style tie ordinary nzares
As aFaniags are; that it portable gas ighL ulFaled
lof li.ancs heapnsss, cluss end rsy, and can be
uAea wherever Artificial light s suired II % easy 20 fesulae
na requires no immiHg and attention. Watsvers aiier
ighting. y Is peJB SAFE and Tres from sIR0s0n and
as no door smell ile blrn. The light he made 70
barn Ul any degree Of fancT, v uruiag seeE ard be
increased tnstantaneously m volume from that Of nole 70
ten OF twenty hy turning valve in ordinary gas
The kesper Gas iue and fixtures precisely resemble = p
tose Of coal gas, but 10 biancy and purity oi gn pos
sesses decided dVanuge any c5a ges l requires 70
chimney, theIes need Of daily tring Of ss ana ne
construction Of the fixture sso simple that T. h no. eps 20 81
out Of order, AID child manage tready. l
in TIE Fesper fixture generated from lfe coz -, o
per OIL tEheh IS manscarsd expressly iai tas pl5isfl
without any alxfure Of alcohol ether foreign insreen
and its suuv rinitei The fixtures tenlselse are adat
in rlsr 70 suit an tastes from the plain single 5nfC
h the most elegant and costly chandelier Each hxturei is per
feet in Itself sre is outlay be made Tor pipes,
e afor &C. Ehe gas generated il the burner, and
axiure IRON the cheap light 70 the expensive cau egr
1i10lrs gas qu0fEs 81 themselves They sold at
prices which do exceed the cost O. ordinary fixtures of
Similar stylesand ornauentation.
Churees houses public halls sore steamboats, private
residences Throughout Tie State be fttedup with these
elegant and convenient Chandeliers and other beautiful sas-dx.
zas which add 50 much % ihe appearance q suc places
70 tie comfort Of the hone circle and which, heretofore could be
used only ia those favored districts embraced within the eaa gas
limits Of large cities.
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Prof q Chemistry in he Kentaaky School


sETTIE EsQlt gives great pleasure af-
ter trial Of Of the Feper Gas Lamps in my study
six weeks past and after observing closely for the Length
time the experiment Of lighting Unon Tent with these
lamps, have entire confidence their efficiency seus to
they aod all The advantages Of The best gas lights to thoss
who live out Of the cidesEnd large towns
The process OF preparing lighting tbs lamp readily
learned the fixtures simple and little liable get
Of orsr, the cost Of The light comparatively little, the
who free from all danger that it need ony acuuain
the part the public With the Fesper lamB to
bring them into general uss throughout the country.
Yours traly, STUART RoHISsoS.
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Robert Bach ana others James C. Wilson others
pursuance Of DEGREES rendered By the County Court Of
Davidson county u the above cause will offer for sale at
t Courthouse Nashville Saturday, the Ilth February
next the lowng Lots belonging 20 the estate OF Alfred Bach
ie. qssl. that remain from the former sale, wit
20 feet q Lot, No q. on Market street.
f4iL - " q, Jackson street.
95 y, on corner Of College & Jefferson sts
le9 - on College street.
50 L" q, on Crawford street.
These Lots are subdiFed will be shown on the day of sale
TER8S-s20 10 cs vii be required each Lot and Tor the
balance dit Of 6, j ana IS months with inerest viii
given andnotes vel en1orsed pay able in Bank requre5
Sale 10 take place Al the usual hours
jeuli-d +. r. CHEATHAM, Clerk.
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From Bis EEoeency Gov. c. s. orehead and Thos g. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To Wal = eETlE, Esq, LOUISVILLE, Kv-Delr Sir. WsbaFe
been and are using Fesper GAS, and perfectly sats
hed With its utility 1T gives soft brilliant aud beautiful light
and Is peset3 secure from explosion 1t is very cheap
economical ia its and OF far less than any other
light. We satisfied thar n Wiz adopted By all persons
o have net te opportuuio o. odtnng gas and also te whom
gas IS accessible and with whom capnezs the original outlay
Tor fixtures and the continual expense Of burning otett
Yours, zc-s G S MoREuEA0
Tuos PACK.
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10 u sETTLE-Dear Sir: After having made a thorough
examination Of TIE lespsr Gaa" in relation to its illumina
ting power chemical co oan, etc, do hesitate re
commend as being safer and economical we'll as pos
sessing greater intensity of illumination than any ohe material
nov In
In he laboratory superior the alcoholssa means Of OBJ
aining heat, and viii be found Of invaluable service dug
gist as well as 70 the manufacturing chemist.
CHARLES nj WHssuT, n D.,
Prof Of Chemistry in the Kentucky School Medicine
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HOME TESTIMONIALS.



NASHVILLE, Dec. y, 1859.
COZ T. II TaTHoR-Dear Sir have used, for time
one Of the Nepe Lamps and beg leave to express my obligations
you for having introduced it my notice. persons living
in the country, In parts Of city where gas or
who desire light much economical than gland
the time fully equal 10 # in Illuminating poWer-this ap
paratus viii prove desideratums
regard this the beautiful useful invention
for procuring, small tie advantages gas light that
have e ts time atits perfectly saleand
The lamps simple in construction and managed with ease
Very truly yours, FALI.
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NlsHvuLE. Tenn, Dec. II. 1853.
Messrs T. II. TAYLOR Col have mad in for about
months past Of your Yeper Gas Lights, and It gives
great pleasure stae that regard superior 0Any
portable light that I have net with.
It's simplicity Of arrangement freedom from danger epo-
sion. cleanliness and seadnes ard plIit Of light quail
itcs that must recommend IL 10 any who VIII try It. 1t gives
ight which be equal in 5rancy oriinary
gas light. Very respectfully, n. D. CRoss
These only very few oC the testimonials have Call
aud examine for YOURSELF NO. 47 Colonade Buildings Cherry
street, Nashville, Tenn. THOMAS IL TAYLOR d. CO.
Merohants from the the country are expressly invited to
give call wish to establish agencies throughout the
stale. linn Eli
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r n nov the city and engaged selling county rights
for The State Of Tennessee, for the manufacture and sale
Patent Improved Bee Hives the and superiority
owhch have testified by hundreds the worthy and
citizens ei our country The construction Of my Hive
is simple, promise t is the only Hive the known
vhcns proof agsRst the bee mothe Persons desrous Of pur
chasing either family county rights for the beet Bee Hive
the world find for few days at the Auction Rooms Of
Messs Hardy Brothers, where viii be lsppy them
srl,an-ff LOSEpH KpNr
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Just NEUEIV E1Us
i EEt t-ade HUGH NcCREX& CO.,
ocf6 I3 and is Market Street
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A. RIvA & CO.,


TENIE splendid recently erected by Wesley Wheles
with about thirty eight Of land upon which
ud is offered for sale The house situated beautiful HILL
about mile above the city the north side, and about four
hundred yards from the Cumberland River beautiful
full view The house contains about sixteen rooms, al hand
somey and conveniently arranged, With gas pipes
modern architectural style. Two thirds Of the land covered
with fine large forest timber, and the remainder is well calculated
gardening and growing fine fruts portion Of which
ready set with varieties Of fruit trees, strawberries grapes &c
Mr. Wheles being located in business Liverpool ng
land, induces this oer Of sale of his property Address the
gned Nashville, who resides and will show the proper
ty. and give the terms OF sale.
dee7-ff TT0BSON
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TALE OF Two EEHlHitr
Complete n One F1lame. Price 5esenl..
dce1l re ~ -f
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NEGRO man by the name Of HENRY, Runaway from my
house in sumner county the 5h day Of September
s5e He is about "a old, OF black complexion aSout
feet inches high full face fac head Of hair, weighs 6j
I70 pounds. e is what is meda No man;
marks his back or hips Had when he left, brown
sack about half lie raised Wiley Douglass
OF sumner county. viii give fifty dollars reward for him Sc
taken in :he State il in other State will give hun
lrei dollars
Address IT, II. Haynes Co, Nashville, Tenn, myself at
Ssundergville. lian20-cUi JlHN K. TAYLOR.
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DKIME JAOLD va AND MOCHA COFFEE
large Tot AZ very reduoei prices
sanan ORR
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OuR - 90


Hoist, hostI our flag to heaven e breeEe,
Let every fold f0at high,
OnIold It's banner every where
Beneath the western sky
IN war let every stripe Eoforth,
Borne BY the pstrict's hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
O'esm and hill and strand
II peace guard well the sacred booa,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For OH twas won in freedoms cause
Amidthe battles hoed.
Hoist, hoist, cur Gag 20 heavens braers
Let every fold float high,
Uufurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist, hoist, our Gag in Arts glest Tslgn
let every star float higher,
Up with the nation emblem.
Above the tallest sprs
Let Tennezseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature 9 mate
Where every type is found.
Above our own AF5 GttXGV,
OR country standard WaVe
And underneathits folds preside.
The beauhful-the brave
The chd--tne parsnt--patriot--s
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in etsstporirafture
With every charm but life
Then raise our hanneTto the sky
Letevery star hesTneWs
That types AZ Tie Agt qaJeT,,
Are made BY O. o. HUGHES.
fahli-a&wff Carner Of College and Tg,fr-s.t
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. CHEAFHAM, Clerk.
Thomas King aae sthsrs vs.. The unknown heirs of

Thomas King tars The heirs Of Louis
81 and wife.
Z n pursuance c la u tAe County Court Of Davidson
county, reniei s 81 cause, the January Term.
1900 will 3 The Courthouse Nashville. on
Saturday, the Isl. frsl the highest bidder, the
following uegroa iss, about GO years q age: Mary,
about 30 years OF a about 10 years OF Martha,
about years Of oat lG years Of age; sallie,
% years of age; fa to l2 years Of sge Ann.
years or age, ard ai. .sat aa 3ut rs months old
TERMS-Aboui 81 css viii Re required uFon each negro,
and for the balar ~ u endorsed, payable in Bank at
four month";.
These negroes .u ha stae u Sally Fels deceased and
sod foT distrIl1iol r. CHEATHAM,
janll-td Clerk.
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Together viz very large stock Of Annui1 ,g 0sit-fi
Dent1l ans lrepanuile Irslrll1euls Of ali kinds
RAINS & Brown
IisInau Instruments fa NalhriiIs -.6a
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DIR. KINGS DEsPENsARY
ZOE PREVArE, n1Nrnars-


H. - DR. KING, formerly Of New YORK tor The ,,.,
-sg1S four years Of Louisville, Kentucky and 1hoha,
devoted hi attention to he treatment Of private diseases Tor eve
thirty years hatters himself having attended toa practice for
many years, aud cured many thousands he h ensbs n ~
ali diseases Of private nature matter how bad ttev nav e
from III gdieous medical treatment cm neglect of e own
Dr King Dispensay is No q Daadcs street. between Cherry
ana ue sqaare Vefe De cures al diseases Of private naturce
GoNoRnEA cured without naucous medicine or utersne
from business
erRctuRRs OF old or recent date eectualy cured In Few
uays ny an operation which causes pain where Structure
eAlsl hen cannot be enjoyed. Perhaps disease
Thscnief and uncermineF the c0nstit itution much.
SYPHILIS With ali the diseases skin growing out neg
iec or bad treatment, can he eecuay cured days,
skAL WEAKFEss particular attention having giFen %
tbs disease and all the Consequences growing Of Is brought
an m many cases BY the destructive habits of nconsdrats
founs and excessive Indulgence Of the passions, nect VI
which viii undermine the cons uon rendering he subject IN
ut for business society, and causing preature Old
Females who may aborinE with any dcuy Of the Womb
may rest assured Of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating TIER case Wth
fee ecosed directed to Dr. A. KingNo . Deaderek street
Nashville, Tenn viii have the neeassry ene sent % er
address, with necessary directions Strict secrecy observed ON
hours from qoeock in the morning until IN The evening
naayz3. l559-d&wlv
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FT7HE subscriber preparaa ersc1te Win he rets-.
promp-ne1 al coniractss however arga which nav 81 -
aered, IN style and upon Fd1h cannot fan to
ton. He s also prepared to execute al nlanneF OF
aaA AND oRstlziral fAlFtJEaf kTD tantrua
and experienced artists -
ne subscriber oua request persons having work In tr t
givs him cali before making lnai arrsnscnsnts
R. q. m LEAIING
@eehs-sH 10 g, Uniop st. between sherry a6d San
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BARGAINS

In CIOthing.
VNTE are selling Of STOCK Of Heavy Winter
w Clothing at cost for Cash.
WARD, BIRMINGHAM & co.
Janiz lmo No. Public Square.
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Fron Il AlsEans.r Fnl1. Nashnlls.

M Thomas TAYLoR-Dear Sir; have heen using the YES
per Gas Lamp sold By you siucc September last and per
ecty satisfied that it is Of the most economical not, THE
most economical, well as brilliant lights that had It
is easily manage and 7, unheatngly, recommend it
outof the reach OF gas. AUExANbER FAIL.
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gTARsHAL,s SALE.

virtue Of eri facias directed, from the
Circuit Court the United States fo- the Middle District Of
Tennessee which founded upon judgment rendered in said
Court, the both day Of April 1850 wherein Thomas Richard
defendants, will expose public sale TO the highest bid
at the hOus door n TIE city Of Nashville
Monday, the 26th day o. March next all that part Of the Rail
belonging the said SeEanee Mining Company lying in
the counties Of Franklin and Grunly said Railroad
ing near unne through which the Nashville and Chatan
oo Railroad passes Franklin county, and running up the
Mountain to the Coal Mines belonging &c said Sc
vance Mining Company in Marion county-wih al the appur
houses other houses other together With the
which the said Railroad, turn tables, depos, depot
houses other houses Improvements situated Ed the lands
adj adjoining said railroad with the privileges teeoi
belonging to the sad sewanee Mining Company.
also sell az the time ana place. the highest bidder
all the right title, claim and interest OF the said Sc
Mining Company In and to the following described tracts
and thirds OF undivided tract Of aads granted
v The State OF Tennessee the 9th Jay Of July, 1871, to VAL
Ese Thomas Logan and Madson Porter by grant No
S9 thousand acres also the undivided tWothirds OF
land granted By the STATE OF Tennee on the
July, tf By grant No. ef to said " allac Bsel'
Thomas l. Logan and Madison Porter containing Eve thous
ares the undivided thirds Of another tract Of land
GRANTED the State Of Tennessee % the said Wallace ste
Thomas l. Logan and Madison Porter by graft harng date
July 1871 No $685. containing i've thousand
acres all which said lie in the county Of Franklin and
Ss Tennessee which thirds Of the fifteen th5us2nd
acres by the said SeWanee Mining Company they have
conveyed Eve thousand Of said land - me University Of
the South 10y deed bearing date the d day OF september
1855 registered IN the Reg sters Office IN Franklin county, in
PAGES 32 33 @ @ and 1885, registered Jan 18th, J9i
provisions of which modified by another deed between
the parties, dated the 4thday Of Nay 1888 and register
the Registers Once OF ssd FTalkUn county, book y,
pges 46, f5 45 all Of which said Railroad and lands az
bcve described, have been levied upon the property o the
said Sewanee Mining Copany- and VII be od to satisfy said
"a. This 5Oth daY OF January, ls6O.
J. B. CLEMENTS, O. S. Marshall
Middle District o Tennesse.
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krom Heabuy d Co., Gas Filters Nashville
The Yespr Gas brilliant beautiful light that is
cheap and portable and perfectly safe The construction of the
Nespr Gas Burner and retort perfectly simple that can
not get out Of order, explode.
The management Of the burner is easily understood, and
ques bat little attention keep clean good
hsn ordinary fixtures The light produced ty Vesper
Gas we consider fully eaa in ever respect any other Kind
ot Gas light JoHs n. SEABCRy,
a.. }. SEABURV,
Fl s. Peach.
NashEiIla. Doc. Isll
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NEGRGES FOR SALE.
EKTE have from p 10 so Negroes tor sale cheap
w cash, az 33 Cedar Street.
deep LYLRs & HuTOnINGs
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Charleston and savannah
tREIGMT LINEs.

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED.
TNXPREss Frch Trains onall the roads On and after the
u a4H December, 1885, through rates from New York
Nashville
First Class per 100 lbs, 81 O. Third Class per 100 lbs 81 l6
Second Glass, do I IS Fourth Class, DO 90
Hats Caps and Bounets, 2 .
Time from Savannah aud Charleston % Nashville, three three
and a half and four days
Tne New Yosk and Philadelphia, and hal eight
aud nine days.
Intervening 6alaths the above variations time.
freight trains Sunday three lines
10 deentons by 0verctarscs and damages
cet damages occurring al sea- promptly adjusted BY the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad on delivery.
deca3-n r6n c " ANDERSON
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Louisville and Nashville

fHgN0 through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville, making Close connections At Louisville for
New Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
Buffalo Niagara Falls CleYsland Cincinnati, st Louis and the
On and after SUNDAY, January 22d, Js50 trains viii
follows.
First train leaves Nashville 4s0 n daily stopping Gal
latin Bowling Green. Glasgow Junction. and ali regular stations
sisnalei BY Tag, arrive Louisville 238 NJ
Returning, leaves Louisville az $40 h. stopping above
AID arriving in Nashville al6.05 A H.
Nashville daily Sundays exneped)
1890 n, stopping above and arryDg IN Louisville at
$50 P. ~ Returning leaves Louisville at 40 A. d.. and
arrive IN Nashville at 5.35P ~
Gaatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville daily (sua.
days exeeped aI5 p H. and arrives in Gallatn at50 p NJ
Returning leaves Gallan at zoe NJ and Nashville
at9;l0AM.
JEO. B. ANDERSON, supT.
Al. FIKtD, Sent. Ticket Ag's
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ENpIIENS EREIcIEr.

YgVHE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company, IN con-
& neHticn with the Roads below, are running Express
Fregh Trn from Charleston ard Nashville at
speed but with the certainty their passenger
trains No delay to freights BY this route
iane6-tf KGBP Il. ". COLE, supt
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VIEW ARRANGF7rEYr.
The southern Express Coupanv

AAc sOutherh Express Company.
T9HHE undersigned respectfully give notice tbat they have en-
tered into co partnership, under t5e name ana Arm a
The southern Express COsu pauv, for the trans
action Of General Express and Comm oD Rrsss s5lg,ss
made arrangements win e Edcled Kentuclv Tennessee
and Alabama ana Central eoathera ro Conp9pie 10 rur
Messengers daily these R0sds. ard are 0r5 7-.5 -
forward goods 70 Az saous the above nsraed ga6 in
charge special Messengers low rates. flsir Nss1-a
an provided ia Iron Safes g1 tie safe trauior IN -
iewey sBd other yaluabes Bills, notes ana drafts coiIel
ard rrompt returns made.
OEce al RAINS & BROWNS Drug store, No. 10 Public
SQUARE. JAMES GLOVER.
A. HOLT.
ian3 Late Of Adsms Expires, Company
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AuelIon. - vVare Rooms.
cRosAN-.rIEs lVANrED.

gryHE Nashville and Eorh Western Railroad Company wish
10 contract for 10000 Cedar Cross-Giess 9feet
long accs th. el heWn, % face az naroWe place not
Ier than inches o bark timber 10 hc sound, 70 be deliver
sla ~ the Grade lina of the road IN Nashville.
The contractors Eaut 60 contract for 10000 ~ h1te or
Poet Oak Tfeas Of the size above, TO be delivered
5 e line d the road piles from section ~ 10 section "a
sno1eh on eacn section % supply the same.
Pssonl wishing bid viz direct 70 the Prefde1t ana Direct
or Oh ee NashTils and fsrlh-EesFn Railroad Company,
EashgIlg. .lgll uDfe-a
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on AND AFTER
sNDAY, JANUARY s0th, 1860,
Double Daily Passenger Trains Eass and West will run as
ooA4fu Alal-
Leave Nashville at $50 A II and ? M.
COMING WEST
hrriYe al Na.nrilla 81 a.dl A n end a.llp 81

III raj connection and shortest Boston, New York
~ Philadelphia Bainsre Washington, Charleston, savan-
nah Montgomery. New Orleans Passengers for the
and South, the Memphis and Chariecn keraal viii
the II Train from Nashvle which vii connect st Chat
tanooga with the quick Train for Washington Philadelphia
New York, ana stevenson with the fast Train the
Memphis Charleston Railroad ad It's southern connections
Passengers the Western and Atlantic Railroad connecting
with the Georgia South Carolina Roads, VII through
without detention by taking the 730 N Train from Nashville
Through Ticze1 may bad any hour application to
Ticket Agen at Office at Depot, 10 the following places
a. tie folOringprices, viz.
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AFING recently purchased the Vinegar Mandatory fl
mery belonging 10 r. + Boyd, have ths same
to the Warehouse Of N D Parrish Co., College street, south
Of Broad, Ehee since reEOvang and improving the works.
am prepared to supply persons engaged 10 the trade with supe
ror article OF Vinegar Call and examine
Jan26-dlm A. A. DORMAN.
Having disposed Of my Vinegar works. would recommend
10 my old customers and Others engaged the trade give
present proprietor, Mr. Doan, call, feeling confident hnt
with the improvements he has made upon is he
article OF Vinegar superior because purr than any furnish
ed by Cincinnati or Pittsburgh manufacturers
iau26-dIm R R HOVD.
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s.as FiPe and Steam WORK.
PREmIUm FLoUR.
n II ENnrntrau- -,

r. Il. sNOWDEN q CO..
SOLE Agents FOR The sals Of he esebrsssI vsovi O..
they are5el ling ai Mills prices
Lais Aolr has tlsen ne PIeiul a. State Fsirsnd ris
brand
he expect 60 keep afal supply hand ara recommend &
We nc lllos conudsneeto our cusioels ar sare1or
--y Hi9ar We nave ever szsn- Fl B eluMuEE e. CO.
80 Gagll Cherrr Street.
Gee Union and Americas 8ufIina