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9gualI.tuFai.

. SdAiR ~ a. ~ q SON, SEEDSMEN
and well select, Itario street odsr for sale Iarss
Embracipo y5AhDEN AND FLuWER SEEDS,
Farmers = al the most desirable vuriefies for the
ported Gardner or Horticulturalist 10th OF i'm
Of or Sne native growth Call or send and get ono
q Cat9logues containing st of the articles We
9 ~ i9I sale; Al orders promptly attended to-
-@ls1 @---ll.i.slels1 J. STAIR q son,
GRASS SEEDS--TIMOTHY OR
W LEEDS GRASS, Red Clover, Orchard Grass
liss Dulch Clover Kentucky Blue Grass, Lncerns
hel 1op, aye Grass, Wylusing Red Top or Bug De-
S5EOyef Mixed Grass Seed for Law rs, Tor sale Al he
gleveiand Sod gtnra -ssrf-- {irsi.,,
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AUGUST Tolls IN lS6O.-The amount of
tolls paid into the State Treasury during the
month of August 1860, from canals and
turnpikes, was as follows:
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AMERIQAN WApcRES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTnRs

IN Sealed Proposals win be received AZ ~ o53cs
Of the CITY Civii Engineer until Y o'clock NJ Sep
tember uIhs iet0, Tor The construction Of a brick
sewer on Eagle street from Canal street an5 u rT
meet with the old sewer IN Miami street
Plane and speel locations Of said work NAV be saan
Sd, 1850. oeP'.
The Board Of City improvements invita- tls .rh-
ssea q ne olas Teserylng the right to aocspt or
,... J. Il. SARGENT,
sePlso0 City Civil Engineer,
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CA UTTON.
SPURIOUS AMERIoAN WATCHES.

SPURIOUS AMERICAN WATCHES.
We are crediBly Informed that some of the Jewelsr,
of Cleveland and other places are selling counterfeit
American Watches, for the genuine article, manu-.
factured at waltham Mass, and particularly for.
sisn imitation of our watch, named P. s. Bartlss.
which represented to be manufactured in Hartford
Conn. 1t may BeOfserviee to the public to be in.
formed that there is no mandatory of watches in
that place. The genuine article of one grade Of our
watches is named P $. BARTLETT, wA1rHA,r, Mass.
and all our watches Of every grade are marked
''Walthau', Arass.''
1t is hardly necessary to state that such watches
are like ours in FORM only, and are made upon the
same old system that has already flooded the country
with watches that are not only vsxatious and con-
slant source of expense, but really useless to the
owners and when bought for genuine are calculated
to injure the high reputation which our watches
have attained. We therefore caution the public
against buying our watches from any person who
cannot furnish certificate Of gsnuineness for every
watch offered for sale, bearing the number of the
watch and the signature of the Treasurer Of the
Company, R. E. Robbins. We also beg to inform
those who deal in the spurious article that legal
proceedings will be instituted against them, upon
any well authenticated instance Of their selling
or colorado imitation of any Of our pro-
ducts. For the American Watch Co,
UI ROBBINS &APPLEToN,yAgents,
sepl:5lldAw ls2 Broadway
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GRoCERIEs, TEAS, SUaARs AND FRT-T
1Entistrn.

A TKlNSON AND BUTLRB
cute Operations in Dental Surgery proper 90 s1e-
ehanleal Dentistry, in the very besE ana ne ne,
New Post Ofica a., opposite the
.marISRaO
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MORNING LEADER


tAiAAN AMI OANAMEAIAlI ENtNAANds 'a
- Plain and ornamental printing of every de-
eufintiou done ai the Printing Establishment OF the
Llama Once, the latest improved and uiest rapid
steam Presses In the best style snort notice. and
e reasonable rates. Particular attention naid 70
blank work Every description OF bindtag done
especially Blank Books, Ledgnrss Journals, Sales
Books, Receiving Books, &c, &C.
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The MARINE BANK.-Within few weeks
the subject has been sgitated of establishing
new Bank Of issue in this city. A short
time ago an organization for this purpose was
effected, and the necessary stock was immedi-
ately taken up. The capital named is $780,
600, and everything has been arranged under
the laws for putting the Bank into immediate
operation. The place of business is the
Banking Office of E. Parmelee & Co, and we
shall expect soon to see the issues of the Ma
rine Bank of Toledo in circulation. The
Bank, under its charter, goes into operation
to-day, with E. Parmelee, President, and J.
Il. Hitchcock, acting Cashier Toledo Blade.
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TREMENDOUS Flow OF QUA BARREL OF
On PER MNUTE.-The most extraordinary Of
the many extraordinary oil wells discovered
in Pennsylvania lately, we read OF in the
Erie Observer The well was opened at
Tideout, Erie county, on the 10th inst, by
Rev. Hequembourg. The Observer says
tAt depth of I75 feet oil was struck, and
it has since been coming to the surface in a
voluntary flow of one barrel per minute =
Think Ofths, ye men who are anxious to get
rich. At Slipper barrel, a low estimate, this
well yields its owner $40, leo per day. We
are assured by parties who have visited the
well that there is no humbug in the state
ment that it positively yields its barrel per
minute !"
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'GAS-FITTING-PRICE Rel -CED
~ to ten cents per foot. Prom and after II g date
price Having had experiences in the business
over fourteen years in this and other Essfern
Cllesl am confident that can give perfect
satlsfaction to all who may favor me With their "a
tronage. JOHN MART
augl3 l2g Seneca street
III HATTERSLEY, No. I02 SU-
rAAo PERI0R street, Manufacturer and Dealer in
kIhes, Shot Guns, Sporting Apparatus Tsnersllv
neatly executed. angt
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TERMS OF THE HOUSE AND GARDEN.
NEW Pa TENT8PRLNG BED BOTTOM

WRIGHTS SPRING BED BOT
w TOM, is the best thing Of the kind ever in
vented Its peculiarty and superiority over other
spring Bottoms consist in It's operating precisely
m IKE spring sofa bottom. Instead OF having long
board stts strung stf iron springs as the gene
rality Of bed bottoms are constructed -
WRIGHT'S PATENT SPRING BED BOTTOMS
nave nlInoer OF sota wire springs, all acting inde-
pen1dently Of each other, fitted to the Bed frame,
each spring covered with q rounded wooden cover.
about inches in diameter Zach one Of these
Springs will settle without disturbing the rest M
following reasons:
~ It will not wear out the mattrsss like thu othar
Spring Bed BOttJms
- lt VIII not make any noise Ike other Bed Bot
perfectly than any other kind.
- lhe bed will not tip up sidsWBy Ike the other
kind Of Bed Bottom
- IL ls softer than any other Kind.
10 II Is less liable to get out Of order ia
II Persons buying these Bed Bottoms are not sat
lsned after air trial. they return them and the
money will be refunded
ROWLEY & CO., Proprietors of tbe Rfsht e,- fIs
State of Ohio. ~
aug3:dGw30s a f1Tfs33io' + 90 'ssI-o5t
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LII 5ars.
FRUIT JARS.

FR UT JARS.
| GELF-SEALING FRUIT JARS
~ Of the most approved kinds. For sale Nv
A. S. GARDNER
I1lyll "a Superior st.
a STHE HON. GEO. BANCROFT
n In his Oration on the occasion OF the
HAUsURATroS OF THE PERRT STATUTE
may not allude to the FACT that b,v. -.
. dispose oi my remaining stock Of
+ K UT JARS AT COST
II Intelllgenee 70 those interested -'
Eruit Jars with all the latest improvements.
,s, VIZ. FISEE
ASss4 ll9 Suberior strest.
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CLEYELANn
CLE V ELAND
FEMA e SEMINA RY

FEMALE SEMINARY
WILL ENTER UPON ITS 6TH
w Academioal year on Thursday the sfyfb day
Of September, 1850 under the folIsWing
. BOARD OF INSTRUCTION:
5. N. SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal, Natural and
Moral Sciences.
Mrs. n. l. = H. SANFORD, Vice Principal, Hygiene
Miss JULIA S. HOPKINS, Criticism 'Fnglish 7 f.
erature and History
Miss } w y Ia I, HIGGINS, Mathematics, Grammar
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH Latin Craab .ua r4f.
tory.
Miss FRANCIS J. PEAK, Arithmetic, Geography
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD, Vocal Culture and In
Miss MARY SLOANE, Instrumental Brnsfc.
mr.. MILAN s.l.I.! WALCUTT, Drawing Painting and
Mons .; VALIANT, French Language and Lit
A. HARLoW, N. D., Plain and Ornamental Pom
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BfARRIRD.
DIED.

DIED.
in Portsmouth, Ohio, August 18th, Rev. JOSEPH
EDWARDS, Of the Methodist Protestant Church,
tate Of Youngstown In his 3lst year.
Suddenly, at Willoughby, August 18TH Rev. GEO.
MCLAUGHLIN, aged 20 years. fU
At Yantic, Conn, August 2lth, Mrs. JEMIMA A.
FOX, wife OF 8. II. Fox OF this city.
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pS The best advantages are here Afforded for the
prosecution OF any Of the branches Of an English ~
classical Course, as well as Drawing, Paintir--
sculpture, Instrumental and Vocal Music -
TERNs:-Board and Tuition per term Of r.
Weeks, sllO Tuition for Day Pupils SIS Ia gao n
further Information or admission address ~ Z OF
5, n. SANFORD.
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8o0ks 3 STATIONERY.

ENGLISH STANDARD LEXICOGRAPHY
DR.. WEBSTER'S
SERIES OF DICTIONARIES.
1.-The Quarto, Unabridged, Pictorial
1.-THE Royal Octave Dictionary.
III-The New University Dictionary
IY-The Counting House Edition.
V-The Academic QuaFtO
VI-The High School Edition.
YlI-The Common School Edition.
YllI-The Primary School Edition.
IA-Th9 Pocket Edition.
Forming complete series, and ahordng nation
81 Standard thus seeming uniformity Of OFthOgra-
ply and Pronunciation for the millions that are to
constitute this vast Republic
sepi J.B. COBB co.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS ORcERrrI

Enclosethe amount Of mvaey TO our al
what You wish TO purchase, name the h
which you Wish Il invested aud whether
Sholes, Halves a. Quarters, OF Ii.Lths- I
oil winch We send what Is ordered, by ars
gctheT with tie scheme.
immediately after Ine drawing a Printe
certified to by the Commissioners. xill b.
an kAplanation.
ES- Purchasers viii please write their
PLAIN and give the name OF then Post ON.
ana State
Recommendations strictly ontidential
So llI,rizcs OF 81 ,0Js III under .,,aidi.
y After the tra~ing-Othel prIzetatthe US,
forty days.
IPwcod, Eddy & Co.'s Lotteries are
Augusta, Georgia, and "ilmin Etou, u, law,
Address Oraers or ricketsor ,,vrtI1ica1r
or Express, - be lireetedto
MOOD, EDDY X CO. Augusta .Geor
or, WOO, EDDY X co. Atlanta C cor.
or, WOOD, EDDY Co. Wilmington ~
ss-Circuiars containing Schemes lor 4
viii DE sent free OF eApease by addressing
spr-o-u
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Tar! Tart

I Will rclt or lease my place near the Murfrees-
L horo' Pike two lies from the city FOR be present
year, with the privilege OF i've years. There is
a convenient Br OK Dwelling with Kitchen and good
Stables, and splendid vel of excellent water.
There tweve acres Of superior land auitabIe for
raising u kinds of marketing.
feb-2-u LUIS LEWIS.
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The Invisible Hearing Appars

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IL Ass flzi sas. Ia, Is , Ees ly-iaycated
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Our Cstslogue refers but partially to Ike GoOi'S
Qcept by us) in their respective departments.
Toour friends and patrons we beg to say, that our
stock will be equal if superior to any We have
beretoior oGered and most respt ctfull! invite
an examination Of il, assuring ali who may favor Us
with call, that they will md our prices uniformly
low, and our terms most liberal. allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are now re-
ceiTing our St. OK daily.
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TIE ORDINARY DRlWIy|

OF Wood. Eddy & Co.'S Siagie Number Id
take Ilaee in pubiic, as follows:
Class Il Draws on saturday, May S /
Class ~ Draws on saturday Ma IL
Class IS Draws on saturday, Nay Isl
Class "a praSs on saturday, My 2oy
NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERY NiNFf
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Freight 10 New York and Philapelphia
On
Cotton and Elour.

CHARLESTON And 81 YANE-AR
Cotton per bale not more than 500 lbs weight - IS
Flour per barrel IS
Nc insurance necessary except from Charleston and
Savannah - New YoI K and Philadelphia.
Cotton compressed at the option and expense OF
steamers when compressed, it be freiRhted from
New York TO foreign ports al 10 10 less tnan cot
ton not compressed.
Through receil Is issued by the Freight Agent Of
the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad.
T. W. ANDERSON.
dec2S-u General Agent.
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Gonna
Il ny, IN connection With the Roats below are
running an Exp eSs Freight Train from Cha restnn
and Savannah To- nashville. at slower speed but with
he same certainty as Their passenger trans. Nc de
lay 10 freights by this IOute. L. W. COLE,
jan27-d- Supt.
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Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R
- - 81
Change of Schedule.


Sunday next, Feb. &c. 1850,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and west,
will run as follows.
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville al 40, A. -. and 3, p II.
Arrive at Chait4Deofa P. L. and 4. 4.
COMING WEST.
Ieavee Chattanooga at A. u and p y.
Arrive At Nashville al 6:lo p. n. ana a n
Ii rail connection, and shortest route 20 Boston,
n New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton City, Richmond, Petersburg, Lyuchbarg, Knox
VILE, Savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, AemphIs,
New Orleans, &c.
Both Trains connect 1T Stevenson with Trains
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, and at Charlanoo
ga with Trains on East Tennessee and Georgia and
western and Atlantic Railroads
through Tickets may be had At any hour appli-
cation 10 Ticket Agent, Office Depot TO the fol-
lowing places, and at The following prices viz:
NashNlIle 20 New York via Char .eet.,n : G $50 On
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and NaShViile
RAILROAD.
80 100 sss;Ss.sssss5slE ssS

3gE<g11-zl<-I M q s6zS
TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
Nashville anu Louisville, making close conDec-
tons at Louisville Tor New York, Boston, Phslaeel-
ph.a, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls, Cleveland, Cincinnati, st. Lomis ana the Far
West.
On and afier SUNDAY, January ed 1850, trains
will run as follows:
Frsttrainteave Nasty lille at $50 NJ daily stop
ping at GsilatIn. Bowling Green, Glasgow Junctn.n
khzabethtoHn, and ali regular stations hen signal
led by nag and arriving Louisville &. $50 p
NJ. Returning, leaves LOUSY lie 800 p. NJ. stop
ping as above, aud arriving IN Nashville at 6.05
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at 1880 A. NJ. daily
Sunday excepted, } stopping first train and ar,
irving IN Louisville IA $40 r. NJ. Returning leaves
Louisville at 40 A. NJ, stopping above, aud
irving IN Nashville AT $3.50 p. NJ.
Galiaiin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays excepted at 3:I5 =. NJ, and arriv-
ing IN GaliaIin at510P. NJ Returning leaves Gala
TIN at 90 A. NJ, and arrives IL Nashville al s:Io
A. 81. JNO. b. ANDERSON, Sup'I
a. J. FIEID, Gen Ticket Ag;t jau25-dtf
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S Xix S,
D R ESS G 0 Cd S,
AND
STUFF GOODS.

Black Italian Silks, all wiCths.
eros Det1hines Ly IONS, every width and quality.
L. obs GrOs D'Aaps, bl'k and COLD.
Black 1afetas medium and heavy
Black Armure RNyale.
kich Poult DE S1ie.
Rich POulI lie soie, Bayadere and Plain.
eros DeParis ,Iull boiled.
Rich Cbene, extra rich.
Rich Robes, two to ten yolanis.
BLACK Velvet, Lyons.
Black ssiins, 4"
White six Serges and Oil Silks.
BLACK and colOIed ChaIlies.
POplIns, Bay sdere, CbeB- and Brocbe.
Grapes, English and iIAii.u, all cVlOrs.
Grape LeIssc-
oriental BaTeges and Tissues.
GEenauiLes aid Icons ClvGhs.
DeiAInes Plaid and Printed.
D-I-zines, TCl chiRIz cUlUrs.
AsrinUs, Dix while and CoPd.
Aipaecss, bi'k cord aud BrUcade.
Black Bod.ba zines M.Ltcr aIG Summer fabric,
AUTeens for skirts.
Grass Cloth for skirts.
Clan Tartan Plaide, Scotch.
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tx7E hzEsa esrx large s1s.k - Ps<tar azasaes
w En4 gsne Gr.sss. e ssefy ks sna sizzs
FsuseFs g tzFssas F-ftsFes, Axft Afed ifaz hza-
tiss, sc. aAtkksklk ! aISalffS
isa--a 80 .sa u eesszss szssst
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bonncIs...-
Time frcm SavaB an Charleston To Nasty lie three
three an u half and four days.
Tine from New York and Philadelphia seyen and
half, eight and nine DAYS.
lnterVeningS bbaIhs cause.-the above variations in
time, as 10 freight trains Sunday over
three lines.
No detcntlons 10y ice snow. OveEcharges and
damages except damages occurring al seal prompt
ly adjusted by the Nashville and chattanooga Rail
road on delivery. c. W. ANDERSON
dec.3-tf
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a. EMPLOY NAENT.

GEO MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID
,DcO An agent Is wanted III every town ami coun
~ in the United States, TO engage IN respectable
aud easy business by which the above profits may
be certainly realised. For further particulars adj
dress Or. J. HESkY hAKNkR. corner 18th street aud
Broadway, New York City, enclosing Postage
Stamp feb2l-dS~sm
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Cigars and Tobacco.
&C, Geo Heary Clay Cigars;
- .ues Nap Icon 10;
800 Ia COnpetition Cigars, imported:
10. 20 SermAn cgars. various brands:
loo SEo>s Smoking TObacco;
% Sexes lzagborn AFEaAstsac Tobacco;
= ee = A Cay DO;
- 10 T. d. Nhite A.,
30 10 Tsanessee Tahseea yar,oas brands.
And uazG3 other sfticses too tianasrvas 20 rn~atoa
}. q a.. sPE1tRf
msfts-u y Market 81. >ssAsfils Team
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TIVE na=xt lss - seiests9 1zap Esas : - -
i feaz1 Is fhe 4sak feF< = eezs i = 80 Il IL
~. Ekss - 3 F.er kessleL EFe4 ss1f ersz<s
= f&ez <e- - g. o as tbes I'll - rfc1ls<Is -
iaAsed To- tssIkA = AAsE#
f<s2-a xzz1 ssek - y. &C y h D<p.4
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ordinary Drawil
To take place as specified.
One Grand Capital Prize of
Approximation Prize.|
D4sSPrizes .AmOnntiut 1,
Tickets $40; halves s5:ouar,I

Certificates q packages ia the O-un,..ry
will be sold al Tie following -stes. which H
Certificate Of Package Of 10 " hue 1iukel
10 Half al
10 Quarter 90
10 Eghth a.
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Every Article Of MerehaI
A Tracts OF LAND
e O r 8 A l.

t1ats, 70 ms GAs AceA e&-acl.
On Monday, 7fh Of May n
rxTu-L ne oEered a Public sails 20 tracts o
w cuns4ialEs fruB 30 III acres, beng
wilson's o the izssaters Ma IEsets inciuGlnE
Aes saw NIL aEd Nstcr Foser q Nj lza<eatt
Of the ists zrr weii LmbeFed- Aiso-Nos- !,
H. Il. l. aud - IN carrots "a ieinzi Plaza
Sialfe ct fsruftTty- All % the above ; IL /
On zeFeaH 81 !, a. 4 ears, xlfbout inlers
EC4es ssll suasTscd ana = lsen retained vi
AlSO--Isn Loss, 5eIag subd8sis5oas u Nos
y ~ Gsfrett - : l-.al Piaa- ihxSs lots troIt
t4aIiTozd aHd extead Up tie river, anu all ,
IN sFezait 81 ] zhe years. ssthoel interest
eEaerses and lie. ret -inea-
% ali tie lands thefe = = far rrop0rsioa (
river tottezn zbose eve. -, aAd the xbcle :
lzasls aEe covered WITH else tlsaber. We eeen
escesssry - Say snythilg IL pra-se OF these
raofc tsiaA ssa p I've rcnlz1d tbc publlc tksf u
sltsaied n = ssrilun u country y bose resourr
water peesf q the cd ssone Folt having
-ssrezi iats ths hands 81 sentiEuzsa wte kaos
F.lar teBe snzie . = tfes 5Aal shey SER pere
- seFy iss rzfs, Tai fsct u Bal cnebie M
sEs . .aEk lhszn site szls-slSeiy aae pFos
he ssscs II ser Slats lesHlzfars = - siE9esi {
s1sns IN fzssr 4 AAnzAss-er e tae pond a y
~ ate The stats fflsoa, ziae s1vuia lie CelniAs
sns zElssizted scr tie perPose q s<ltct.lg DC
- - tss s4He epsilon -se pare A-st Aznc1
tas dss sin Eez - very f4F e1stant ~ en- = :
knssa IS I=zs cznlFal ua4nufsetsFzns loss i
xseni tlse vase 81 ieeseies1s ca oals ee CUES
Ihe snIiss s<ls = ~illgak Fsserxe and uahe
ssszl - lsFsce- L e1AHz
p s-Ferson- y ~ ssh - assena thas ssis ;
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=. he ks.As .lIs an3 shzss.aa.q.,s r. lroea.
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-. czrkssll.s clra1-cle, SslefbyFi-le APP
ss.t5 - - - sals zaa $50 bLis - as ono
c.si.r1l.zs- sprs-
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For Less Money

Than has ever been seen in this market be-
fore.
We will take pleasure in showing our stock
to every one who will favor US with = call.
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PaipcaunotcxisI Observation-Disclosures apple

PdIGeanl0teXISI WheftthlSPIa StefIS applIe
Rheumatism Lameness stiffness Meakhess ,De
biiity Nervousness, Neuralgia dyspepsia Cough
ana Colds Pains aud Aches vi every kind ,downeve
to Corns ARE IMMEDIATELY REl1kV lib land with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED, by the mag
calInhuence of the MAGSETlC PLASTER Ii is the
simplest surest safest 1leasantestan
ed existence Its application ENTHUSIASTICALLY
ly to the strong tile delicate woiaao anu tht
reebIei nfant. To eachaHo al lit wiIlp.oye a Balm
and Blessing. Its usei agreeable ,aDC withoutar
aOyance trouble Its price is within each ofall-
rich or poor; ailmay haveit, anc ailshOulo haveii
whoare sick and 1GerInfin any way
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup
pliet with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t Will Re the
Good PhyscIaDiE any household ready Al alltimes
aud atInstant notice.
Putupin tir-tighttin boxes. Each box via maxi
six to eight pasters and hid can spread then
Price25;entsa box ,withfull andplair directions.
ID. G. uOREEIEAD.1 VI. DE-.
IHrentoTand Prophet ,le Walker street ,Neio Yorl
MOREHEAD'S AAGN ETC PLASTER Is SOLD Bi
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
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Our Stock

OF Pls1taitoa Shoes - eonplsse- Aiso-HeDre Ser
ssars saoes OF the very best quality.
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One Grand Prize Of SID
81 $50 Prizes amounting to

80 $50 Prizes amounting to
Whole Tickets $50; Halves SO: On
Eighths 81, 90.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold Al IN
rates, - kich Is the rIsS:
Certincale OF Package Of 20 whole Ticl cts
- 4" 20 half
"a 20 quarter 4"
/" % eighth
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SPRING STOCK.

and beautiful, and have been selected WITH
GREAT CARE, to which we invite the at
tention of all. We feel safe In saying that
We can offer BETTER
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Hun gaiian Grass Seed.

W have ON han d a large quantity Of the bes
w HungaI IAN u TasS seed, y h co We are selling
low. ChUhCH ANIERSOh * co
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Charleston and Savannah
y ~ e &c nT HI MES
Rales Reduced ard Speed Increased.

I'XPRESS Freight Trains on all the roads. On and
IL after the .4lh OF december, 1852 through rates
from New York 60 Nashville:
flrst Class, per 100 pounGs. .............sI 81
secono Glass; . .-......-..-... 1 SIS
Ihlrd Class, ......-.-.. 10
TpuI "a e'Iss, .........-..... W