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Land for Sale.

WILL sell the premises upon which now reside
upon the Nashville and Mureesb0ro' Turnpike and also
upon the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad about IA MIL
from Nashville, and mile from Lavurgne.
viii sell either the entire consisting f20 acres or
only portion Of same consisting OF acres The
premises have and c0mmodious Dwelling, together with AM
necessary OutHouseE lie Immediately between TURNPIKE
and Railroad fronting each, and ueghborhood Of e
ceent Schools, Churches and society The land
and Of the bottom land OF Hurricane Greek. There about
500 acres Of CLEANED land upon the tract
The above land will suit gentlemen who doing business
Nashville, ard also for farming purposes generally, cannot
excelled 10y any land Ia Tennessee
will sell upon the following terms-one third 10 cash
possession is given lWh-h viii be given any time
upon and years without interest, any other terms
that viii suit the purchaser Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
address the undersigned az Layegne, Tenn.
upon the premises ly making inquiry n Edward H.
Esq, OF Nashville FELIN G. ROSS
jan7-til febl
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FOURTH CLASS.
10000 Cedar CrOss-iies Wanted.

TVyIIE Memphis & Ohio Railroad Company are DESTROYS
contracting with responsible parties furnishing
and delivery the river bank az tie mouth Of Vol Riger
"a Memphis, Of
$4,000 CEDAR CRGSS-TTES,
10000 Crose to be delivered by May st and balance by
July let, 1850.
The Crosstes TO be Of sound timber free from doe or
shake be az least nine 81 feet long with square be
fairly heWn two sides face Of not less than eight - inches
face 10 he hewn % line and parallel to other with
thickness Of six inches between parallel faces.
Of payment, third cash delivery and the bal
sncefn and twelve months with well en5srssd paper
The privilege is resad Of rejecting any and an bids
Ele not he satisfactory.
Sealed Proposals will De received for the furnishing dav
cry OF tbe above material the Engineers
Company In Memphis Uul February 10th and the City
So Nashv from Uh 60 % February, 1860 (which tesant
places ntCrmbon desired obtained % undersigned
either by letter or IN person. W. d. PICKETT,
Chief Engineer.
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Who Invented the sewing Machine!
THE HOWE SEWING MACHINERY!
Established 1915.
E. $40 vi e, JR.,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.

e. We, JR.,
ORIGINAL INVENTOR AND PATENTEE.
FFyHESE Machines are strictly First Class and for beauty aud
simplicity Of construction, durability and efficiency in
working unequalei by any They make tight lock stitch
nearly alike both sides of the goods than that mace
by any other machine.
They capable doing greater variety of work .han any
fine the Wheeler Wilson, and heavy the large
Singer machine
Family machIncs.-Prices: SEQ, so, $50, $50
The Howe Cylnler Machines leather stitching, such
Boot and Shoe work. Carriage trimming, Harness work, &C.
fact universally admitted No other Leather Machine
and $50
What Constitutes n Good Sewing Machine!
should he we'll made simple construction, and
Il should make tight lock STITCH alike on both of the
3 It should sew any and all materials that can be sewei.
T. It SHOULD be able to use cotton thread or silk
able sew from coarse fine, and from thick
to thin with rapiiiiy and without changing the tension
It should be able TO the tension greater less, both
the under and upper threads and With uniformity.
T. Il should have straight neeile cured ones are liable to
The needle should have perpendicular notion This Is alb
solutely necessary for heavy work.
It should be able bind with binder hem with hemmer,
should stitch, fell, run and gather
TO- It should be always ready work.
H. is should be capable Of using the size Of thread
both sides Of the work and Of using different eooTed thread or
silk above or below, to correspond with any two coors Of the
- Il should be able TO make a long short stitch
3 It should commence sewing tightly at the fret stitch.
IL Il should run easily and make but little noise.
10 It should have wheel feed others in constant
with the work
10 It should not b. liable 70 out OF order.
H. It should not be aole to break the thread, skip
stitches.
Is tshoud not he liable to oil the operators dress
10 Il should not ridge the under side rayel
OUT be wsteu Of thread the with all chain stitch
machines
20 It should not be q" more trouble than it is WORTH
GET THE BEST
The Howe Family Leather Machines warened to give
better than any other machines in the Market
money refunded.
The Rest Sewing Machine Cotton in the City
Orr Mae1augh SOC per dozen. Howes Machine Twist,
excellent article, 25c per spool.
CONE BROTHERS,
de-22 50 College Street, over M'CleIland's.
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w. H. CRUTCHER a co.,
Auction a. Commission Merchants.
No. sc MARKET, OPPOSITE UEros STREET,
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.

Eagle Sewing Machine
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,S
DEPOT NO. IS UNION STREET.
ss922-5 ~ D. HEEKLF ia. Agent
TFEEEsENG 1870 Boxes DRIED Herring iu.t .siys IL
q 4 store and for sale very low ~
CARTER. WILsFORD CO.
jsnII No s. Market st.
CtOaP.--s01 Boxes st. Louis 4 Memphis s,, r ale Al
Ijslanufaetursrs prices, freight aided BY
CARTER, EIsFORD co.
Jan IL No. s. Market st.
nYSTETZS.--l00 Cases ,Iumson, Thomas a Cos g,peor
unore prices, freight added hy
CARTER, WILsRORD ( co.
Jan. A. Nos. Market S.
81 - Gags prime old Government Java Coffee for low BIZ
81 CAisiEii, WILLS ORD & CO.,
l-lII Ne s. Union street
DAINTED BUCKETS.--5oo DOG. BUCKET, escorted,
just received n store and for sale By TIE trade at rlanuflcu
rers rces with freight added
CARTER, WILsFORD 81 &C.
l4a- ~ No. s. Market
NNTE wiz also sell Tor Consgners G0boxes Chec % ab Is
w Clover Seed fresa and new, ard IS hbis boi Ale 3
Porter loot7l CARTER.i WILIsFORD 4 90.
THE LOUISVILLE PAPERS received daily
hA0AN JOHNSON
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DALY's
AROMATIC VALLEY
. III 4 S K H V

AROMATIC VALLEY
w I'll I S k e Y.
n this age Of aulterated and dslerous Liquors
d Of satisfaction to be able to Introduce 70 public notice The
above arcean article Of unquesoBe puFitys and possessing
qualities except such have the most favorable influences on
Few rods Of soil on Ire banks Ct the Rhine produces the
ceeds the JOhnnisberg, the choicest wine in The world
land Cuba produces tobacco the favor and
ably superior that Of the product Of other soil And
strip Of land IN the parish Of Natehtoehee in louisiana
oEg supplied world with superexeelent article Of
such tobacco cannot be induced grew elsewhere.
In like manner 10 has long been known that limited territory
living the Of TIE Monnngaea exclusively brings
q rye properties marked and peculiar that
aon produces whisky Of such sueaiiye character places
By process recently discovered and now known only TO ny
manufacturer The grain from the choicest spot Of this favored
locality is made to yield
The Aromatic valley Whisky,
with which no other can stand an instant comparison.
lave apprehension Of being accused Of publishing
Harrantabe exaggerated encomiums, any who viii
the standard article at all the rs class hees
clubs in the city Ct New York, and wherever it is introduced
at once assumes its leading position, is
Awarded the Palm OF Superiority,
and the demand for it becomes a thing established.
lis medicinal properties such that while Immediate ef
cts pheasant grateful it happest pea-
nent influence upon the constitution
have analysed sample Of Days Aromatic Valley Wits.
Ky and hndto he pine article Of fine favor and without
any del ri0us admlxture.
New YORK. JAS. R. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist.
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, p Somerset Street,l
Boston, April 18th, 1858.
WH H. DAILY, New York made che meal analysis
your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and find it pure tine fdU0red
Rye Wlisy containing injurious matters Of any kind,
would recommend suitable for medical and public pur
poses CHAS. T. JACKSON, State Assayer,
WIN H DAIY--Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received,
and after careful examination, and II to he p1reagTicLs,
entirely FREE from tie adalteratig Ingredients 50 Frequently
used. Yours respectfully,
JAS. J. MAPES, Analytical Chemist.
y Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky, is sold By the bottle and
only. WIN. II DAILY,
10 South William Street. New York,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAWORTH & GLENN.
desl5-d3m
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rFA 70 contract 10 ut I'd corr two 70 three thousand
co Of wood adjoining Edgeheid Apply TO the undersigV
octi4 Il H. S. FRENCH.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

Enclose the money address for what you wishto
purchase the Lottery il which you wiGh invested and
whether you WISH Whoes, Halves Quarters receipt Of
which, send what ordered, by first mall together with the
scheme
Immediately after the drawing Printed Drawing, certified to
BY the Commissioner, will be Explanation
y Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, ard
give the Of their Post Office County aud state
All communications strictly confidential.
All prizes $1,000 and UNDER raid Immediately ter the
drs wing. Other prizes the time o. 40 DAYS
Orders Tickets Certificates by Mail 5r Express to be d
reced to
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may Edit
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
VETIsHING other investments, propose sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, follows;
THAT SUBURBAN RESI- DENCE,
situated the Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the city,
and opposite theresdence Of The late Joseph ". Horon
Containing abOut Forty Acres.
This perhaps the commanding thsvcnity Of Nash
Ve and is nest desirable country residence. The house Will
besod with z CT Is Of Land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sim Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike (Od
Lebanon road within hree miles Of Nashville containing $50
The soil is good, it is we'll watefed and mbere
be divided into small tracts Of twenty upwards, all
which admirably adapted FOR country residences market gar
dens and dairy farms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road occupied by T. c. McCampbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, containing about 25e This
psce we'll known to need further description
also be divided to suit purchasers T c. McCampbe
these places any who Wl cal
All the above property viii be sold reasonable terms
a credit OF one, two, three and four years.
Apply to a. v S. Lindsey, Nashville, either Of the
dersgnde, THOS C. McCAbPBELI,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A. NCCAMPBELL,
uh3l Nashville
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PEAN0SI Music!


yVT decline I'm Havana sugars enables to sell Can
G from this date until farther notice at 81 per l0l Ibis
J Fslnsessh VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
uoVzf-u
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LAND FOR SALE

yEyHE subscriber offers for sale seventy oand the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles Nashville I'D
Timing ne tract on which re resides and the lands OF Car john
Jones The land equal 70 the best with abundance Of excel
Lent never falling water, with the beautiful building ste
hi ne couH and in midst The finest ne II
nnrflA
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kirkpatrick, ReVins a CO.,
RECEIFLNG, FORWARDHYG AND HFOLEGALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
AVE now in store large and complete assortment
q Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades;
M0l2sses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rssns, fun s0rk, with Teas, Candles sariines, Mack
s-s Glassware assoT Pectns oyether with all kinds Gre
eies usually kept in TIE Grocery line. Our stuck Of
EtkANDhESs WINES NHESA1 II dcCss
We think cannot be surpassed in this any other market.
heavy stock o. goods in invite the attention Of
the trade.
mar2s-tf EIRKPATRIcK. NEFTSs & Co.
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* A. THOMPSON, having become partner in the house
-. Of Cochran Co New York. late Samuel Cochran
Co.. hss removed % tlat city.
The Retail Dry Goods business viii he carried heretofore
st - College street under The STYLE Of THOMPSON Co
Nashville. January ]. l-ii-d2W.
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n r
NJ. a. E. T. CHEATHAN
FINE BRANDIEs, WINES, TOBACCO CI6ARt, EAIzS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &c,
CORNER OF COLLEGE AND CHJRCH 6IBEEZy
Nashville, Tennessee.
WWTE justn receipt Of large and we'll secad stock q
Groceries, Liquors, etc. consisting in part allows:
$50 hbds ali grades 10000 genuine a7s Ciyars
200 bills chcice Molasssj 200 kegs Nails, assorud;
lOU Z DO do 100 dozen Painted Buctets;
$50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 50 nests Tubs;
100 bbls Powdered, Crushed and 10 bbls English Wshts
Loaf Sugar 10 bbl5 Pscans;
$50 boxes Star Candles; 10 bbls Fiberts.
100 boxes Tobacco. assorted
FINE BERANDTES, WINES, dtO4
25 Il Z \ choice French Brardios
20 4 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines;
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes soovill Claret,
100 bbls fine Robertson County WHISKY,
p bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon
And also large stock Of Common Whisky American brandy
Gin, sc.
POWEER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder.
dergec Icing the only Agntsin Nashville Of the Mauufu
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Traders, ID sly
large stock Of Powder on hand, In Magazine for SALE
800 kegs Dupont Rife Powder 1000 kegs Hazard Bastin ~
S9o do do do der;
800 do do do $50 cesss OF Powder, ted
300 Z DO do do brandsi
5000 Kegs Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bbs Toy, Bedford o.
der. safety fise
Ianll a. &. 2. 2. CHEATHAE, Agel..
SOLE AGENTS Es1R
Dupont's Powder Joy, Bi-kford K Co.'S lety
Hazard do Fuse
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Full and Choice stock of Dry Goods at
Cost at
NICHOLSON n HUMPHREYS.

Up Co the time Of receiving Spring Goods viii oferHou
= entire stock Of staple and fancy goods for
object IN doing ths to reduce present stock much pos
slhle before getting new goods
up 20 That time 40 who wish cheap goods viii DO well
call on us az No. -, south side Of the Square
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$50 REWARD
NOH the apprehension end delivery o. SAMUEL UOOgFR
n who, under charge o. outagsousy having broken omen t
houses Of William Hamilton AID Jcme Christopher, with intent
70 commit murder, has made ES escape running al i
The above reward viii therefore be paid aLy Ro viii a.
liver the said hoOer TO the Sheriff Of Wilson county So nat be
may he brought 10 justice.
SAID Hooser about years age, fest ten inches
hgh1 stout built, fair rather sandy hair, his e
wound from gun shot in the rightar below the elbow
J. II. CHRISTOPHER,
sepi6-d GItie-viis
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VIII be carried from the celebrated Plaster Banks in Virginia
TO Chattanooga and Dalton and Stations the Bast Teennese
and Georgia Railroad, six dollars per ton Of 1900 pounds
To 6ashvi and all Stations the Nashville & ChattanOog
Railroad, at nine dollars per tor Of 900 pounds.
Also TO Tuscumba and Stations East Of Tuscumba an tn
Memphis Charleston Road nne doarsper ton, and all sta
ions west OF Tuscumhia, at twelve dollars ton.
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TRIMMINGS STORE.
- = a r. BOHWE q CO.,
Have jus. opened al their stand,
NO. UHiOn street,

EtOMPRisING a full assortment Of plain and s,,, -
Ribbons, Gallons, PRINCES, hagle Gimps crane -gpir
Belts. Luttons, Bras Bu le Buttons &c. c.,a of Which 81
entirely new and the best that could be tie Pace -
LsLs. cur stock uf
Tcpafn UeriEO and Shetland WOoI
Ealr55-I -afIs and Sfss Cr9cl-t, Eubrai1sy and sr
Cotton as other igr l1 knitting Netting IN
Ir1c Crochet coEplete and larg.r variety sp6
quzutil- than We also continue 90 manufacture
PRINCES Tassets- fSnttOnsss, Cord, sc.
70 order az usual, and Will try suit all and everybody
elpF1-g
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FIRST CLASS.

Spirits Of tupentine cmphne, burning fluids and vanish
will only be takeu at owners risk.
Gunpowder and friction matches, and other c0nbush0e s
viii charged local Of each Road, and only
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GROCERIES.
YNT & H r z NOR
No. II Broad Street, Nashville, Tenn.
WHosEsALK
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON, LARD, FLUOR AND Produce OF EEER
DESCRLPTOK
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%. 1D"AIlDs' 4 dILAEs1f- 7 z. ? 3 DWlAE1s
EDWARDS, GILKES4N d CO.,
tSu-cessorS 10 10 EdVais,N
Wholesale GrOcers, COmmisaiO on Merchants
AND
Dealers In Fire BFanaies, Wines,
CIGAEES, &ess
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.
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ORDINARY DRAWING,

Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Qua-..rs s. SOL
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PLOWSI PEOWsIl PLOWSI!g
M VIII keep constantly hand full assortment OF pIo
w Aanllaetared 81 The ,Eenmessee Fluvr Facro-
rT Farmers would do vel TO give cali before purhasv
We can ssii t as good steel pillow ever been o
for sale 10 us - az from ten % twenty per CENT less nan vor
have been Payinsf The sane quality Of pioas-
?. & c. ANDERSON.
feb6-d % and IS corner 5road and ColsFe strsets
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and 500.
The Howe Cylinler Machines, for all leather stchi
as Boot and Shoe work, Carriage trimming Harness W
have always held reputation FAR above any other mac
fact universally admitted. No other Leather Machin
small a needle as the Howe Cylinder Machines. Pri
and $50.
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j. III. PENDLETON,

8NFFTCE ONENIoNRoE sTRBRr, 90 DoORADoVI
" TitEAIcLU6 6E. .II0USR,SNYIEE
Courts of brooke, IInncociE and Ohio counties.
ffTIR : ~
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Commonwealth Insurance Co..
luaker GitY InSuraIlce. "a.
AiE N a
Assets, January 4, 1850.

The INCOME OF this Company fa DOUBLE! that of
any other Fire INSURANCE Corporation in the
E United States
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CONGRESSIONAL NorEs.

Ihe Ope"in7 Of Congress 1ppeardn1ero
the SeMote--lDoMglQs,. UqmliM,. Gen. Lane.
Semdrd-Reddiny of,thc Prcsiacnt'S Wess
Sgge-Ihe Soatkh Carolina Seccders, Rfift,
JitLes, BoYce, Nc Queen, BOnhdDq. and Il gh5
more, IN Ne House-Tt Effect In me
Sen0te-C Consuttiug Groups 0moag tEe Sc
5cessionisfs, UNionista.1 aud Irp~6licdns:
The Congress of the United States was
opencdsin the customary manner, but the
galleries Of the Senate and House of sReDz
rcsentatives were filled with people throb-
hing withmore than the customary. 'atlx-
iety and interest Theprayers. too, of the
Rev Mr.. .Gurlcy in the Senate, and Rev.
Mr. Stockton inithe H0use-esHeciall that
of the former-were of a more elevated
and conciliNtory. nature than usual, and
were devoted ton condemnation Of those
fears aud hopesw was evidently upper
most in. the minds of the crowding specta-
tors. do not know with what feelings
Mcssrs. L. NJ. Keitt, William w Boyce
Milledgc l.. BQnhom, Porchcr Miles, and
company, ,hehcld the, stnrs and. stripes
fyingsover hotll wings of the Capitol, hut
lido know hatitinspired; feelings not less.
patriotic, and, retrospcrtively proud, than.
those with which FraneisS: Key 6ehcld.
it still flying on the morning after the
commandment of Fort Nc Henry, and. which.
found vent IN t1c sDsssionoth !ariI 1necr;;{t5
tive ode.tbc Ss,r o ,rlo
become notionn1 Sn .no -, =,
oentle ,,.at, ~ ,1St III s.',:'.
tl,st '.' - 9s'e'' s''s u'eA %
,SS' 9 tt''s 5.,o,,. o.. -, 49,,
.,S9 ,o9t.pes was s'e'ttneE0,
anu WIN me hangers now threatening it
ana many an e earnest nope OF man found
expression in words of enthusiasm and
pride; yet fonnd few, however hopeful,
sal; eaeq nkS2S ~ =
se 5s'sss
Tss III eeH.1ae interest, an9 the
us orana3is personm on
s.,Ss esss1teu pes.t'eal stase formed the
natural ooIect OF speculative interctnnge
Tho. attendance of Senators WAS greater, i
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NJ

a 5angrSss LOO !ifs,I orss5 MOI eplIpsG
ES9snat9rsek plares IN
EselttS9 p2lacene sa 70 zen tIes
man !. ~ tue reporter dsS9
me = 1ee1s5s Ihatilh els noS anla
scnoo1,ta and indeed he will be- e stlie
lIsence fSputherhtS Senitt t6 Il 4ssSt IN sfilf
.stworking majority. =, 5sz Z
\ Rarely has the Presiden u tneSsH4e I
looked J. efor2slth th-sueh I'm xietg. GfesfS Is
tue PertInanltg gsit thawA Aiell slie
\ pond nlss coatro aud a
\ eSsl0fs PersonIfl llke4Sf, even N IS IA
| SStEsi5io aye aysl atimut tiApl3hf s
on. secesst on. Busiest hose ftisies;
I1t g.tnls5wo kersl lsiwene he Eepll leInfh
\ VINO "a lnmtnat to- sS1t tlk hes lp6fd.
.'tnIi 4 tSmes; but heir 6hat si
is9xa1i ling; previQussin isetef iehs 81 Is
Iiabout tslhesAN Nslites House;h ytaa lie
headaof f.sitsQf be PoweTaofs 5if tis,.i
snooncin gatl1ei pa trial d istrif i-
bmentss tossSLichsscaerS journal
heard5tlleAAl lsssag liRs House Ing
anxious to obseryeSits effect onstfie 81.
lar 6ranch.:2s ii My7cticf atfef Iii
EErecfed to the Rep cut ffofff i{TIis
ICarolina. AS the %eIl9 mot tff1fe d d . +
E5the CLERK, Ctol9Kel Ed rfeyS!! r0i Tire
f.nnneoreTl I;l ,s etl
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n,ia f},13 -isaiE SSt.ss sis's5 Was
I4.!iy embracing, g the, psthef port ns Of
his faeeswitlf his 8pe1iA littia slaaa stine
thoMghtfully onSittsf Bit otSEef lfss 4 q n
ren;trk tn netf 1of a.
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I've ..s; 9letterz took5 bis place neSs one
O o. e Ite am fter
uisp.aelng ont box MS seat
near u tnssSo srownsl the The
pol Utica tnios sphere in Ills mediate
5s ~ was sotsan anInista KAY rev
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were ilyor, elnin, desis nod, Of
@ sna so eitgnes sBoNeh, Bon
is y. peen lie beside I1 WITS
t2aS =! persistent adyeestestors the Fds pening
9essne stave. rAdes.4y ames III la
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EresentatIve was 10 the front of khe row
neXe ES @ tle spea chat; bile lie
5Iooked llkesan exile from his 81 elgues,
llHus . stuesodNantageEonly3 lpMeHf ainithe
nina Sc eye-sot being near To- tbs ,presen-
tttt'e OF the Constitution OF 'ttt United
states: 4
When the Clerk had eyllauste1 tt at pbr.
Ton OF inc mess9ge referring cessiont
tue oreathtess sIlep &c which I'm cen pre-
fSeESEu
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S.-6no gross Shanghai, Round wood.
WI PercnasiOn and Black Matches! for sale iSY I.
le9 tS9fs{ MS y. a. AETC1Lg.
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! DE G tIsIlS & %. 1860
Hats and Caps FOL. the ATIlIiOn!

Noa14B Main Sc, Wheeling, Va,
HAS N0WEONfHAND THE MOST ESTPNsIyE +;
Stock ksof Goods In the Hat line, ey6r exhibited
n5thts market. The
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SAIL tllGs. Ha.II;IIIleSS,..l ..TIrUnIlS &.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
II B. SHEPPARD, No. 131 Main Street, cornero
81 Unfon will continue to keep on hand lnr.seand
complete of rticlesin his line consist
ing Of Ladies' AMI Uentlcmen's Saddles Fine Course
Harness Trunks, Ealices Carpet Bags Satclios Col
lars lIalMes. Whps, &c.
call attention TO my stock and
trnst strict attention and promptness 10 merit
Continuance of the public patronage
All kinds of repairing promptly tone aud in pro-
per mgnllcr J. Is. SHEPPARD
sep2O,,09 13l, Main Street.