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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-30
Malicious Misreprese ntation Persisted in

0a0cl0u1 0lDI0pI0s0utAtAVu1 SA oAee0u AA'
 The editor of the Old Line Democrat with his characteristic unblushing effrontery, persists in asserting that the ratifying re- solution introduced in the Philadelphia convention was passed by "the contemptl- ble majority of only 5l1 votes" and this too, in the face of the official proceedings, and the positive statements of delegates whose veracity MT. Peek dare not impeach' We have shown elsewhere that the resolu- tion passed by vote of nearly TWO THOU SAND, and that several counties through their delegates while they voted aga'nsfthe resolution, distinctly stated that they dld so because they considered it extra-conven- tional, and that they did not wish to be understood as repudiating the action of the State convention. But if the resolution ratifying the nomination of R. H. Johnson was passed ".by the contempti6le mayor'ty @ only 5ll votes, H certainly passed, and there is no lodging the fact; the Old Line Demo- crat with all its brazen impudencc and reck- less mistatements, cannot muster up brass enough to deny it.
 Then the only question is, did the democ- racy of the northern district repudiate the State convention? if it has done so, we have wickedly, designedly, and malicious ly perverted the truth-if 1t has not done so, the Old Line Democrat is guilty of will ful misrepresentation.
 The following counties have not in their conventions, expressed themselves for or against the action of the State convention, but their representatives at Dover voted to ratify the same, towit:
 Washington ............... 4 Carroll l.................. .............. Johnson ............. .......'''''': / Randolph. .............. ....' Searcy ................. l Greene ..... ............'..
 
 Otal l -
 And the following counties in their sev- eral conventions UNANIMOUSLY voted to in dorse and ratify the action of the State con vention, to-wit:
 Independence. .............'. 9 Polnsett l Pope. ..............
 Total
 The seven counties first named, casting twelve votes, were legitimately represented in the Dover convention in the persons of their authorized agents or delegates; and consequently, on any subject not decided by their counties. and properly cognizable by such convention, their vote would be the vote of their counties.
 The four last named counties have for themselves passed judgment upon the State anu GtC6 aSChta CONS" 'eV1 ' TT resent their counties contrary to the express ed wish and declaration of such counties.- Could they, MT. Old Liner? if they could not, here is the summary.
 For ratifying the action of the State con vention:
 w ashlnSton Carroll. A Johnson Randolph l Searcy Greene. l Izard l Independence 5 Crawford Z POlnSett l Pope. ...... ......'..... l
 Totol pur, bor If votoc aynraccn1 on thiS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-06-30
Keen it Before tie People.

"CoI. H. M REcToR's OPINION or Gov CoN- wAY.-"True, I voted for and supported Gov. Conway, after his nomination in 1852. But, in truth, whilst did so, I felt # ,cere taking the bread from my children's mouths, and those of my neighbors, and if 1 am questioned ,chy did SO, I must plead the legal excuse amongst politicians, and say, in that instance, because Loped country less, and party ntore.'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

IN soldier y place OF d,reetug yosr prcjecles inst
Ne hstterioe and fironGho 10 Of your e0omes,
your ExcelIency has felt bound - l&uDcn tr0 the
Sen ana causns o.
os Their properly.
Your FIcenensy cannot be ignorant thai the enemy
sesnss whom you Sustaining The present frariciaA
war is established at the fortified points and that the
honses OF the city inhabited only by pcaceul persons
industrious foreigners; nevethebess appears that
these the target your fatal aims while the
defenders OF the place suffer damage whatever. am
persuaded that your Exceuency woui be the arst 70
cause suspension OF the airing you could witness
the state OF misery and dost,tuton OF the help
less people Of Vera Cruz, and the msorlunss
caused by this bombardment, which, conducted
as has been till nov, cannot do otherwise than qualify
as most base, and serving 70 gosd the passions the
highest degree.
Your EIosIency may be able TO destroy the city, aud
perhaps ake Possession Of Ia ruins bat you ~
should achievs such victory what viii DC yoar fame on
taat dey when The civilized world sha learn the mslAn
choiiy fruits OF your expoisss
IN the name OF the Chrstsa religionin the name OF
nume0uy, ana Tor the honor or the Mexican name,
peal 70 your Excefency W hinder The continuation OF
this crime Resides IL 10 Ime TO make effort 70 heal
Tie wounds OF country which have been bleeding
long By aieving the sunerngs OF the people, proving
yourself humane and protecting commerce, your Excel
lency viii merit the blessings Of the nation, be true
conqoeror, and inmortsiize your name ~ did Monte
yuma
stop 70 this anti Christian ana uoiusidAbe carried
so,ey against cefencelees popuR alton, foreign
chants and their property, causing misery rutu
chief ocer OF her Britannia Msestys forces here,
In Tbs OF her Britannia Majesty, and through the
medium Of this commnr caiio1 protst the strongest
manner Ainst that and you that wiil avail
myself Of The first opportunity 10 inform Her britannia
kAestys government Of hs ruin which Jour Exoelency
has brought On her subjects and English commerce.
". CORVALLIS ALDHAM,
Captain ding &c.
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vKRs Carr, March "a, lseo
10 he ExcuIxrcy GxSukL MssxoS. PReuDsxr, kc -
Frsxurxr sn--rhave she honor W soqusn yoar Kx,s
kn~y with hs deplorsble condon 10 which Tie foreign
erchsrss residents cf Vera Cruz with their propsrty
~ fasnes and Ne unfortunste population az thai ety.
ana th~mssives together With The destructive erec of
NE sheIa which your Exceilency has been throwing
tkp cay fcv some dAys pas,
yhs sSe q warfare both barbuous and unususi COO.
nry " the observed By cfvinzsd nations oppos>
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ssy q ~ ckx<ns: but M. rcIs..' 49,
-. anay rec,ved those repsssensssons, Ses
u sushors Of nexcc q socosi q "a bsns ses~sss
70 then, but ooy 70 Ne Coos aas,sa rovsrsssns /.
tseos the eonpAns q Mr. Tsmpls "a MAKE. = - -
pI Tune, Ne necssnaxy recAaAtSous.
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power 70 dsfsad thsm- n os~ws1>n< 40 IN rpvuA-
uos u ths ru q = ssssa ed rsspsss~ss cssss q
ne usios. ~ - snss rnse .han bscanss those Who
ssvs esyses:ss M, s.ss !, sssr AA'rsd Of CON.
N frea - ehss = vhscs the xerica, rcuus,,e n
70. i.voivss 80 ,c = osn h.gpsu.. Iuss ssd hose
= S~ Ss oossu, ;ss. @s sss s,S n Is I'm
: K s.s 40 q r. .ss s, ,,s ~. :A:s
ss.d ,sss.s,fy =, ,oss rrmpl. ,or q. rossr,v ~
- len vresfd fron him, aud az the danarre Il -
ssSsted, s'n- WI never be psssisss % rr-ussr~s
Nm 'ss ~ hs roubes and ysrsssoas 20 ~Asa ~ -
" ssd sscs - sain n shs hesor "a ss<ss, - e.
Anersc.n pscpls 70 dsaapd ~
.s oSrssySsssss NO. nssco. ao~. = the ...,y ps~
resdy 70 20 70 pres, We enabled 70 sdd fss ~orss
ssse ~ ss 1870 ssS csssssss .seh NE es.s govern
against Mr. Johs fsmpIs,--
rhes rcvsrn.ens hes taken pc-spacr " sbe sev~uv~ of
- w 49,. W ooe p<r cenf % coneFs. chen go
arproprfaed az before Seated pap rnent 81 oos az
ne c~es msoe ~ M. rencse. Tnn vac ne ooiy fr.a
mi n me rsrac'fy of the Standardization bsd $500
furing the loog serts % m nnnu~ruh,s srbr-.,r -
SAVING now wken pc>scesion Of A. a. bod f.rm~x,~
,oce snn we and TIE y per cent on slg,r ara a..
bree nths o The per cent, there wss nosA,, -.
csa rest rom me ccutraesor, unss ~M ,bs fsnds
A. We have seen boz ,iie o. sUvsrnn-ui r..p.o,s.
erredptts OF toe property o. others we a. ~, .,
~ MAJ WI ssuiedly rot refrain from tsf,n~ -
me ncv spo'ston attempted win he p-s,err AZ
~ conrlceton deUreed Under cai@ ls,h usx tsss w
: nc rcfnt o. sshs consumnssed IN the $780,, -
PH ths present rear, Notwithstanding az 49,
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nR. B AAKEE
IL TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given to all chronic diseases, CouGHs,
GROUP, CONSUMPTION INFLUENZA ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, all
diseases of the NosE MOUTH THROAT and LUNGS; all SKIN
DISEASES of every description successfully reaedlum
ralga Paralysis Epilepsy Commissions, Dyspepsia Dys
enery Darrha The very worst cases of PILES cured in
diseases incidental to and children which
treated with distinguished success All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce thousand
certificates Of MS PereGt SUCCESS in curing ,D
sCALD HEAD, WENss PoLYPGs Of THE NosE, OR
IN ANY s 9TaER RIA RAR Iy Of THE IHEs BODY,
surgical instruments These last named diseases
place themselves under the Doctors personal Supervision
pr Baakee has made new discovery of sFLUlD" that
vision to the Eye without resort to the knife
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the Of the knife
die DR. Baakee has constantly hand at hisoce very
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYMPANUMS, or EAR DRUMS,
which suitable for either and all agesnserted in
FIVE 1are Of FAB of d f5 also
large assortment of beautiful and durable
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow Attachment: ARTIFICIAL FEET
with the Ankle, Leg and Knee Joint attachment.
These articles perfectly natural and adapted for either
All Kinds Of Fsses r Hernia or RUPTURE OF Of evey de-
scrpon for either and Trusses particularly adapted
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAP
sUs UTERI.
Doctor Baakee is one of the most celebrated and skiu
physicians and surgeons now living His fame is known
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee must contain ten cents
and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
which will require his personal supervision.
Sofce Hours from 9 A. NJ to- nnP P NJ n.r,r
Office, 7o4 Broadway few doors above Fourth street,
n1sf New York City
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HAMS.-N. W. Thomas & Co.'S Superior Fam
- lily Sugar-cured Hams, for sale by A. L. WEBB
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9nblif SaIfs.
nv SANIITCT- SnnRD y go

OVs
d., TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
kFiii PRO ERTY ON MARSH MARKET SPACE-By
- virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
MONDAY, 18th March, 1860 at O'Clock P M
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, situate d
and lying in the city Of Baltimore, and which is distn-
guished on the plat OF asons Marsh by the number 2
fronting IS feet the west side OF Centre Market Space
and extending westwardly a depth of G5 feet
- This pinnerty is improved by TWO THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLINGS, with STORES Nos II and I6 Marsh
Market Space They OF equal width and DEPTH and will
be sold separately.
Terms Of sale, prescribed by the Decree are one af
cash, AM the rest credit of six months. with
secured by the romssorv note of the purchaser endorsed
to the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
ORYILLE H0RWITZ, Trustee
SAMUEL j. SOPER & co,
mh2 2aw3T6d auctioneers
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IT, TRUSTEES SALE
|ii; By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court for How
&A ard county passed in the Of Hopkins u.s. Thorn
as NC the SUBSCRIBER as Trustee will offer at public sale,
at the Court House door at Eicott's Mills in Howard
county on SATURDAY, the cath day OF March, lsC0,
ALL THOSE PIECES OR PARCELS OF LAND which
Berry dated on the 2h day Of December 1857 and recorded
M ~ cue amd records of Howard county IN Lbe,
icly tiaZehurst Jnf Thomas &c, and contains about
m ACRES 1t is within five minutes walk of the depot
Ell colts Mills, and Is well situated for country residences
Terms # sale prescribed by the Decree arethat one
day of sale and tie balance in equal nsaments in
three and six months from the daY sale-the whole
bear interest from the day Of sale and the credit payments
to be ured by the bonds purchaser with
security TO be approved by the Trustee.
mh22awts WIN H. G. DORSEY, Trustee.
o. ~ TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
H,iiiI DECREE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR HOW
A.A AtD COUNTY, passed il the Of T. W Dorsey,
against niger the subscriber Trustee, will offer
public sale, at the Court House in EllicOttS Mills in How
ard county On SATURDAY the 2lth of March 1860,
O'Clock Al -
LARGE LOT OF GROUND, in the village of ETlicots
Mills, fronting Mrs Disney's Hotel occupied tSe
EllcOtts Mills and Baltimore Omnibus Line in part for
Stables and Coach House, and Yard The improvements
consist OF line substantial and roomy twostory STONE
DWELlIlNG with basement kitchen and out buildings
Also large frame Stable for tWeve horses Coach House.
Corn House with pump Of good water in yard and gar
den and kitchen yard planted with subbery choice fruit
trees, &c. &c.
The terms OF sale prescribed by the decree
third of the purchase money shall be paid on the day
Of sale third in months and the remaining third
twelve months thereafter, the ere dit bear
ere from the day of sale and to be secured by notes Of
the purchaser with endorser to he approved by the Trustee
m2-2awts % - We trustee
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SNUFFS AND SMOk ING TUBACCOS.
THE UNDERSIGNED,
- PR o RlaE 0RS OF
PlMLlCO SNUFF MILLS AND
SMOKING TOBACCO FACTORY,
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Have removed their place of business from y Exchange
Place to
No "a FAYETTE STREET, three doors west of Charles,
Where will be found stock of Manufacture
SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBACCO OF ALI. GRADES,
AND IN EVERY STYLE OF PACKAGES,
In part as follows:
SCOTCH SNUFF-1.oose, in bbls. and kegs.
do. do. In beef and calf badders, packed in bbls.
and tierCes.
do. do. In y ID. bottles; in g., 4 and dog. cases.
do. do. In and OF. papers, in bills, IL and
doz. cases.
MACCOBoY SNuFF-!n tierces, kegs, jars bottles.
COARSE SNUFF-In tierces, kegs, and jars.
STEM SNUFF-In bbls.
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Nos |, 2 and 3, cut and dry in bills, pound, ound,
and quarter pound neatly put up in gross half
VIRGINIA SMOKING TOBACCO
OF all grades, loose in bbs also in pound half POI id
quarter pound papers and in neat packages of IL doz
Also in 10 H. bales manufactured of Virginia and Ca olina
Tobacco carefully selected by us.
~ We would solicit a share Of your patronage.
FORSYTH COLE,
81 Fayette street, roors west of Charles,
lift Ra tifnpra a
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O. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
I REE33RPEEET9 9 ~ AMI BY c6 TRTuE OF
M6RE CRY passed upon the Of January 1f 5 che
undersigned, Trustee will offer for sale at Public Auction,
DAY the 9th day of March 1850 o'clock p NJ one IN
divided sixth part in all and singular the following par
ate and being in the city OF baltimore that is to
inches from 6e nora corn o P Fam ma 9 ~?
streets and running thence easery Fayee street So
street C inches thence west s. feet inches and
ID fas o4 Rs Of be-
eastery from the othwes Of St Paul street and
St. Paul Street Inches thtnce SS eat paraS Win
f an nG bs 81 s Gpec north ~ inches
The first Of these subject 70 ground rent of $500
a and n6 6 lex With aTEe Srck Back Build
him as Restaurant, his lease Tor which viii expr the
ISL Gay Oh way, logE also TWO twostory bTlcE BINGS,
consist of two twostory bri BUILDINGS, now used as
Sd LOTBegnning for the at the southwest corner
oranhy and Abem4re streets and running thence south
centre of the partition WALL thence westerly, parallel with
GanBy Street with the use G of the e in common o On
ers thence north binding on said feet alley Il feet inch
4 snd s sc pc G y well 6&
back building, and water in the yard.
4th Lois next adjoining the one above, fronting
5th adjoining the one last mentioned fronting
PToyemenS consist of two story and attic brick DWELL
ING HOT Sc hydant in the yard, with the privilege Ofhe
use, in common with others, of the alleys feet wide,
muncating with Cranky street.
9th L0I-The lot next adjoining, fronting Albemarle
street 20 feet thence west 60 feet thence southwestery
feet thence westerly 10 feet through line drawn through
the privies which are in with the house
Joining on the SOUTH thence north Al feet thence
to the beginning The improvements consist of large brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with large brick Back Buildings,
whUh ts substantial M &c
possessed of every convenience.
18th LOTIhe lot next adjoining to the south fronting
- feet Abemae street thence thence north
feet nches thence east through the privies TO feet
thence 20 feet thence east about 90 feet to Al
hemare street, the place or beginning The improvements
HOUSE.
All these houses under rent to good tenants.
Sth LOrA that lot beginning the distance Of 20 feet
northery from the northeast of Hanover and Cross
streets and binding Hanover street norherly, &c feet
uence ehstwardly l23 feet, to an alley 20 feet wide
ne terms Of sale prescribed by the decree half
s ana the balance in three and six months, with interest
from me day sale and secured by the Of the purcha
SET satisfactorily endorsed and approved by the Trustee
me, ne t.Ir 10 me above property is indisputah'e.
Trustee. ~ ~ "f' " VIZ
ROB'T GILMOR, Jr..
No - Law Buildings, Trustee
h
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The proprietors of the DAILY EXCHANGE, in the year
ust closed, established system of
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HMhLif Salks.
By LENNON & BROGDEN

BUCHANANS WHARF
ON THIS DAY, 9Th inst, at IL o'clock, at
Othe Auction Stores on Buchanans wharf the CARGO 80
brig X. X. Kirkland, from st Johns, p. r. -
006 HHDS. PORTO RICO sUGAR-PART PRIME
z Tres
80 BBLs.
ALSO:
Cargo OF schr. Mecca from Mayaguez, p. X.
4 QR HHDS. PORTO RICO SUGAR-PART PRIME
80 BBLs.
VIII be added
On BBLS. PRIME n. 0. M0LASSES
90 OCTAvES COGNAC BRANDY eaulier's brand,
~ - in bond
g OR. CASKS g
Oh Or. CASKS PORT WINE-''Wallis" and crust"
TX HALF CHESTS OoLONG TEA.
< 9ALF CHESTS CHULARs POWCHoNG TEA
TX BASKETS "BoUZYr CHAMPAGNE
m LENNON n RPOcnEN Aunt;orears
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ would respectfully inform friends customers and
the public, that am constantly in the receipt of
BUTTER,
EGGS,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dealers housekcepers and families will find it their in
terest to CALL in the country such
to enable to furnish these articles upon the most
derae and accommodating terms.
HS Country Produce sold on commission, and the high
est cash advances made on consignments.
II. 5. MANNING,
~ Camden street, and
jall-tf JOB Franklin street
~ II.
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G0mtati0n.

ENGLISH AND GERMAN INSTITUTE,
-ly No. 10 SOUTH GAY STREET.
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by ADREON u co.
VALUABLE COTTAGE

sl.l PRoPBEERRTY
ON ROSS, McCULLOCH AND CHATSWORTH STREETS
FOR A e.
The undersigned, attorney for the owner will sell by
auction at the sales Second street, adjoining the
office, WEDN ES DAY, the 4th day March, 1850 al
O'Clock, 2. NJ, the following Property
No !. two story FRAME COTTAGE, situated between
Madison and Pennsyl ania avenues, containing rooms
also awo'Sory HOUS the and stable and carriage
mouse attached lot $50 feet front, with depth IT'S
round rent So very good opportunity for any de
low figure ' " P'N ~ "
No, 2. A three story BRICK DWELLING CNo 225) Ross
street. with two story back building kitchen stable and
carriage house attached lot Is feet inches front,
No B. A three-sory HOUSE (back buiidingj on McCn1
och street near Townsend street lot 40 feet front by 1870
feet deep Ground only SO per front foot ADJOINING
ground now leasing at s. 80 per front foot.
No l. Two two story BRICK DWELLINGS, with finished
Easements Nos IS and ~ Chatsworth street. fronts AZ
feet on Chatsworth street. with depth Sarah
OF II feet. Ground rent only 500
Amy of the above property will be sold at private sale and
any information will be furnished application to the un
dersgned.
Terms at sale
SAMUEL SNOWDEN Attorney,
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St0tks, Gxtbarlgt. 1T.

LNIRST CLASS DRY GOODS AND GRO
mhs1f 'Vu ''0'''''' AZ En- "a JSs1& II LEE CO.
WESTON AND MANASSAS, VIRGINIA
N.Y. mSs. BANK NOTES wanted by JOSIAH LEE 8 CO.
ct. LOUIS, CINCINNATI and LOUISVILLE
mh6.tf - =, . 80 JOSIAH LEE Co
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY
~ mh6 If JOSIAH LEE & CO
LIMITED STATES SIX PER CENT. STOCK
- Of 1867 for sale by H. SULLIVAN,
CITIZENS', HOWARD AND MECHANICS
OBANK STOCKS wanted by - ,,-r
fe25h No. 81 Second street.
SANTA CLARA MINING STOCK FOR
R7 ,s5tf BY P. n s s gde1vd Sheet
MARYLAND STATE SIX PER CENT.
WI INSCRIBED STOCK of 1870; Northwestern Virginia
fes,tf u '''''''''' '''' JOSIAH LEE& CO.
baltimore PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
Dby SAML. HARRIS, Jr.,
fel6-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
~ BONDS for sale by SAMUEL HARRIS Jr.,
tel6-u Basement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
fel6-tf Basement Chesapeake Bank
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
Il by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr,
EOUPONS-For interest of State debt of Cali
" forna, due January lst, 1860, will be cashed by
n2ltf Il Smiths wharf, up stairs.
ENRANKLIN BANK STOCK FOR SALEBY
IL ISRAEL COHEN
dl9f No North street
FXCHANGE ON NEW YORK FOR SALE IN
o25tf 20 South street
EXCHANGE ON WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
- San Francisco Cal, and on P. G. BOMBALIER CO.,
havana IN sums 10 SUIT O PffEASSbIERGAsT BROS,
apl0-h II Smiths wharf, up stairs
A DVANCES MADE ON COLLATERALS BY
IA d19-tf TH0S. J. CARSON.
EXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA FOR
I ~. al in sums to suit JNo S GITTINGS co.
- For sale by KNOX& co,
aul86 9Grocer's Exchange
old SILVER COIN WANTED by
" PHILIP COVER Co,
jeltf corner Baltimore and Harrison sts
EXCHANGE ON LONDON WANTED BY
IL LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
jll-h SIS Buchanans wharf
COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED BY 10
" SIAH LEE & co. JEFF
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES WANTED BY
PHILIP COVER & Co,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
NORTH CAROLINA MONEY WANTED BY
~ PHILIP COVER & CO.,
Jelu corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS.
TNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND SOLD
u by PHILIP COVER Il CO,
jel-tf corner Baltimore and Harrison SITS
NEW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
ap28tf Exchange Place
TTNCURRENT MONEY bought and sold by
" apl4tf JNO S. CITING & CO
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Gr2fenburg Medicines.

THE Grerenburs Vegetable Pills. Price rs cents
IL per box.
The Health Bii;crs will make half gal on Of the
most powerful healtn preserving BteTs- Price
IS
The Green Mountain Ointment. Price IS cents.
The above Medicines too well known to re
aIiTe much to be said about them. There are few
families IN Tennessee but what have used them. In
the Spring the most healthy persons require
some Alternative and there is none SO good the
GTsefenberg Pills and Buffers.
mar2s-tf MACKENZIE h MINCHIN.
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professional CARDS.


GATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN y
TyESDEKShis professions Is ervicesto the citizens
i ofNashviileand vicinity He has been actively
engaged in the practice of his Profession all It's
oranchesfor the last sixteen years and hopes by
strictattentonto be abIeto end satisfactonso al
who may favor him with call.
ONCE No. ~ Cherry street near Capt. Stockeli
new residence. Residence p earlstreet south Nash
VILE apr25-df