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- ~ GALPIN's NEW RES

IA GALPHN'S NEW RES g.
EsssssaesSEE$ TAURANT 50 Royal street. Azszsa$
9s@zf8SS JOHN GAIPIN has the pleasure SSsss55% >a
sasuSa1Aof informing his friends and the ss4A
public generally that he is ready receive
them his establishment 30 Royal street, door
of Cusohouse street. occupying the entire mansion
lately the residence of Alfred Henuen Esq. 1t affords
ten;iye Besides the large public dningroom
6ocock A. NJ until II P NJ the advertiser has large
Der of rooms for private parties Families and parties ap
pcaton above be supplied with the yhig
The market affords either ready for the table as from
has always been extended him the undersigned
that will be his earnest endeaV give the fullest sssac
ton to those who may favor him with their orders.
d3 tfh2fN IOHN GAIPIN
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D(mine SnteIl1gtnte.
CRESCENT OFFioE, no. 10 Camp Street,
Saturday Morning, Mny rs. 1861.
NlaprasR VesSar,Aav-

Ship Ironsides Chase for New York in ballast
M,eker, Knox &co
Ship Charles Pennel Mecher, for Cadiz Baxter, Low
Srhr George Washington, ReynRne, for Mobile,
Huntington & B o
Sehr Lilly Fornaris, for Mobile Huntington BIO
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ies Iy&W

CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
ll6 Walnut street.
ies Iy&W PHILADELPHIA.
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Arrived Yesterday

schr Star, Cannon, days I'm Mobile to Goldenbow Les
pare-Point.
schr Carrie an r. Hagge days m Galveston to Golden
bow LssparI ePu mt.
Steamboats,
Alon2o Child DelIaven I'm Memphis.
Empire Parish, Grant. I'm DonRidsonville,
Hy LIZ wis Al ners, fin Mon g,mery-
lake End J"ff & Chr r R.
Oregon, Boardman FIN Mobile.
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The receipts have bea' hut The nnayer-
ahae political has continued operations and there
as sa ipg Of any done exeep 500 hhds
mouainal priees
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall. May 1861. :
Common Council of the City of New Orleans
No. 56l9.]
h2red That the proposal of W j. Seymour, supply
city for year, with blanks binding the same when
required dated April e. le6 be accepted and approved
also That the proposal of lex Levy supply the city with
blank books and stationery for year dated April o. 1861
accepted and approved and the Mayor hereby authorized
to enter into contract with the parties aforesaid and con-
ormty with the SPECIFICATIONS published the official journal
from the 18Th April 1851 TO the 22d April 1851 inclusive
securities offered by W. j. Seym wit Thos and
Cook Young Co.. securities offered by Alex Levy being
accepted.
(Sigredl J. MAGTONI,
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen
: (Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved May II, 1861.
mylS St lsigned1 JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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Pvarcst D1ffusablu stlmulnnt

The Proprietor of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY d
ntroduce the article to the public and physicians
and the
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BeIovy---Wafting Orders.
EXPORTS.

Ship Ellen Foster Robinson, fun Liverpool Hynson Sco.
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No. 5620.l
Whereas the depressed the treasury
condition Of affairs demand that the economy the
greatest should be obser we'd in the administration
of city affairs; therefore, be it
eSOSrd hat from and after the passage of this resolution
all new works, whatever they be- except they be absolutely
cessay and altogether Indispensable be and they hereby
ordered to be stopped and the Comptroller hereby requested
to the sale Of and I'll that be
ordered for sale until further orders from the Common Council
[Signedl J. MAGIONI,
President pro tenn. Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSignedl~ J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved May II, 1861.
myl8 st LSgned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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STREET COM'NEge--OFFGCIAJ,

. Il nv A4aL NNyLTA " be""VVE r RAJ 7 "A ID,
ANIRsT DISTRICT E1OUND.--Vyas brourht
% the FIRST District Pound the corupr OF In cite
and Vine streets, tatray--
One brown Mule. lame in the left hind leg, with Cart
Which NIT ella med within five days and the expenses
thereon raid will be sold ubc a1con at said Pound on
MONDAY, May p, n IL o'clock A u.
New Orleans, May 81. 1861.
J.MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered May 81, 1861
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
Clerk Of ElInntrnllnr
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SECOND DISTRICT brough,

GECOND DISTRICT POUND-VVas brought
- to the Second District Pound of Bivnyle und
streets,
One brown Horse, wh small white sPot the forcleadn
bOh-ta about G hands high, shoI al round.
Which if claimed within five days aud the expenses
thereon paid will be sold public auction said Pound on
MONDAY, May u, 1861, Al Ii O'Clock A. VI.
New Orleans, May 81, 1851
J. MILTON GEIF, Street Commissioner.
Registered May 81, 1861.
ALFRED 4. DUCROS,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
EPAVE DU DEUXItNIE DfSTEeICT.-uR
H conduit depot Gpve3 du Deuxeme District
encoignnr0 des Bienville ct (iavez apnve
Tn Cher4 bfuu ayaur petite ache blanche front
queue tc0urtc, dCuvon l6 mains de huu aAre
81 e dit animal NEST rGcaTlG ctnq ours
paves il veudu cnchee publQue, au dit depot lie
LUNDI q de mai 1861 10 hcurcs A. NJ.
j. MILTON RELF, Commissaire des Rues.
Nnuvelle- Orleans q d. mai 1851. my22 st
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'SrEAMBUAl'S.
-
LOW Ek NJ ISSfSS PPI.
Leaves every SA' URDAY, At 5 P. NJ.
S NJ NJ Err A II K A N q L N EMIT.


Leaves every 81 URDAY, Bt 5 P NJ
SUMMER ARR A N q EVENT.
MEMPHIS AND VIEW ORLEANS
w. h. Pncket- Regular u. =. Mail Summer Packet-
IzEissafSsElaFOr mpliE and tho RcndsThe tcaSs
H. Richardson mas e. will be ready to rece'vt freight on
lhnSny morning. and will cuFes above attending TO her
regular business usual For freight passage apply
bohrd, or to
JOHN f. HYDE L CO.,
RT under st Charles Hotel, left wing
This line connects Memphis with the Memphis and
Chares0 aioad, and superior packets for St. Louis and
Louisville.
Bills of dng signed of the agents up to
O'Clock on day of departure.
heayeh every SATURDAY tbPM
NEW ORLEANS AND VHCRS-
uemlne Baton Rouge, Port Hudson. Bay Sara,
Red River Inndng Fort Adams, Natcheh Water
proof Rodney St Joseph Grand Gulf WRrrenton and
burgThe NatcheZ, T. T. Ienthers master will
as above every Saturday al B O'Clock P. NJ.
~. PERSON Il Co, Agents,
sel0 AZ Casondcet
Tho Nachen Vokburg with the Hope
and Prince for Yaz0o river.
Le0v>s evr,y TUESDAY, o'cIock, P. NJ.
lin place of thr Steamer CharmcT.
sssttz Il EicksbHrg Warfcnt0n, New Carthage Grand
Es6zassaa4 lu ST. Joseph. Rodney, Waterproof Nachez
and Mail andngs below. For freight passage apply
my2l If DIR. CARROLL \ co, Agents.
50 carondelet street.
The vicksburg vicksburg steamer Charm
for MI points ta2OO river
N E.-The VckShurE Mt Vclshurg with
steamer Dew Drop for the Ya2oo and TRhache rivers. All
f'oght consigned OF the steamer Dew Drop will go
through without detention at highwaer
NJ P. DENT. Captain.
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MAYORALTY...OFFICIAL

MAYORALTY:: .OFFICIAL.
MAYoEALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall, May a 1861, :
Common Council of the City of New Orleans
Resora Tint permission be and It hereby granted to
Known as No and sG sree po9 vi te hn
engine be erected in accordance with to remain
during the pleasure Of the Common Council.
rs,nn.a, Fresidept Board 3, Pd Of If Aldermen
.,,,o, Pre- PRESIDENT Board of Assistant Aldermen.
ny25 St LsiEnsdl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
Re$o,c That the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
S Gsrfa to VISA the ERE ns"'e Foa1 on Gooshdrn
graded With street scrapugs
lsignedl j. Q. NIXON,
sigpsa7 P Tsa e. f BSK E S5 A t
Approved May "a f ss Board of Assistant Aldermen
ny55 s. ISignedl JOHN T. MONROE Mayor.
mo. 5627.l
Tsor TIT the warrant on the Treasurer for
L. Cox one platform. made on LufHy cite square, or
Of dra by his oPG5 Eth the Mayo on 2 occasion
Waer woPs Spy Of Eae H Ma S co
E sazns , street s market for The year 100 90
President Board Of Assistant Ii Aldermen iiei1
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
,,, President. Board Of Aldermen
my25 St Stencil JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
mo. 1928
5s "a Pssn o e S Bod 6S"d
preseat Of the city, and report possible
s's"ss President B ia :? t ishns Hdsmsn
Approved n fs: a 5sS1 5ouyr MONROE yay,r
A t5ue copy ,, 10''-'0l'' ''"S0''
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9eBAeIo4.We stated in last weekly report that the
blockade some To the demand
a he has since snbsdcd and We have heard of no
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aBabisO Of tse a[arhets for 9ast IeeA.
GREscEaT oFFlcE, No. 70 Camp street

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Camp street
Saturday Morning, May 25, 1861.
aptieed in last weekly report thai the
iesdIpg simple had continued without abatement with
Light supply offering prices had advanced fully c
which has subded and tho market has continued quiet with
downward tendency prices for the last days
IN Tobacco there has bat little inquiry, full prices
Sagay there has been little movement irregular prices
saeais by news. Moasses little or nothing
sas been done.
GoTToN.. weak opened with fair demand at firm
dsI ao Monday, $50 Tuesday Wednesday 100
an Thursday and 100 yesterday, basis of llc fo
5ttddiing " omit quotations.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
IT, q sSaa y September ls7
fSscsissd yesterday. ........,...... IA I6S3053
L9V7lso
asxp0Fted yeserday co., ls7o,s65
sleek q hend not cleared $685.
tebASNo&sWe stated in last weekly report that the
Of given animation To the demand
he movement has since subsidized and We have heard of no
aats Of any consequence
sFAggaENr OF TOBACCO.
Mel on hand LIST September, ls6O...... hhds 057a
SeS y stss
Exported yesterday t05- ss726
fteck On band not cleared. 1905
We repeat cur quotations as follows:
Factory Iigs IA
Leaf, Inferiof Common .Sl AZ
Fine
aoSe @''p Se'ecuoaa. .....s.s5SeSlt
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R A. FAHNRsToCI1,s VERNIIFUGE-

This safe and only eecual remedy for has
extensively used regular praccng physicians than any pro-
pietay medicine which has its appearance in the
United States
used with the utmost confidence by gentle
men who have attained umnence in the medical profession
all the Middle, Western and Sou hern States.
The great of its popularity is the fact that nothing has
been discovered which substituted place.
that may bs in all without
suit Its perfect safety recommends it every parent
worms secreted within the SYSTEM it will speedily expe
them without fail.
mBu in order to obtain the genuine article every pur-
chaser should be his guard and look well initials
the wrapper and that he is buying B. A. Fahneocks
Vermifuge. and other n,HW
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s-ssnn r-as,s,sssl.,5., FGhTCEiAEiE&RsH RAIL-
ssas 49, E&ssssg ROAD--sUMIER ARRAEG EMENr--
Me- Fare o. md from the Lake day oaly %
HdS- Buy tickets at tie Office, under Depot.


10 o clock +. NJ Horse Car.
The Soara Train will stop GenIly e,lalion, .oHied
eEce' o4%Ver Fi! rip and during The f hour trips
on sunday afternoon Fare each and conductors
must have timely notice stop.
SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT.
On Sundays the VIII leave the city at o'clock
\: NJ, III lieu Of the horse
The Scum Train will the hour
from II NJ until ii p. N. '
The Sunday leave the Road every half
hour, from p. NJ until +, NJ.
GmnbEca loevo Gl al Btreot os a. Depot ovey min
afaa. ~
Pscngers are earnestly requested procure their tickets
me once under Depot CHECKS return Tickets will be
handed them on The
n! 25 If !. PA EDELV, Superintendent.
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1 oUIsIANA SUGAR REFINERY FoR SALE

i e.
That very desirable establishment situated the left bank
of the Mississippi below the Government Wharf and within
the limits of the city of New Orleans offered good
investment to capitalists who may be DESTROYS Of aiding in the
progress of Southern manufactures
pair is we'll found having engines boilers vacuum
pan centrifugal machines bone black furnace filters moud
ample stores and yard cooperage and in fact all thu
requisites for carrying Sugar Refinery Moasses Reboi
ing large SCALE With little additional expense it might
be easily converted into Cotton Mill
1t has Wharf attached to it the Levee with
Client for the accommodation of vessels delivering taking in
For further information and for terms, apply to
tfkW al Cornnnn s+reat
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The DAILY publishes very large quanu'y
rnatiss and the THI-WEEKLT is made up oil t"o
Daily issues; and the WEEKLY IS one OF the largest
handsomest, and cheapest sheets printed IN the
Union
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4 AM receiving my Faii stock Of PisnofoFes from tia
following Factories which viii be the largest ever osed in
he city etsinzay Sons, A. H. Gale Co. Breshers
Bredburry and sebeeg sehmid al of paich viii Be sold
at snail adyaIee on cost cr cash psp.r Al Us
and pepar music ct received with Accofeeona
Yons Flutes Drums Brass Instruments SC For bargains,
scptl6-f
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t-ffe.EhE Ft-.ll-s s4l 4l.trse tit fElflF1
In politics, the UN1oS AND AMERICAN advocates the
principles of the National Democratic party, ex-
pressed in the resolutions adopted by the ConFen-
ton that nominated BRECKNRIDGE AND LANE. It
devotes special attention to its News Department,
and as an accurate and reliable reporter of Com
mercial and Monetary transactions it is without a
superior in Tennessee, or any other State.
1t is Democratic to the core working for all the
great interests Of suhoIe country; deeply alive
to tie development of all the varied resources of
Tennessee and laboring for the prosperity and en-
terprise of our city. The markets, produce and
money receive special attention, and our reports Of
Commercial matters are gotten up with great care,
and may be relied upon apprOximating to GER
tainty. If you want Politics, News, or Commercial
information. the US1oN AND AMERICAN is the paper
for you. ss-asl
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TEIE GLOBE
G,he 0msefmE Pnner of Congress.

prrprrou -. - .,s, u..,,. ~ TIA Dnizy e77oBe
~ ~ 49, - ~ ~ ~ dz1 - ns,enffr to remind
= 81 - - - ~, % ~" assfs ii susscribe thst
- III ~ = - y. 49, 4 - "a nexf December when
~ - = = | ~ - ~ 49,. s.,oss Dspers They have
80 s 49, - t s.; -, knorr their charac
~ y s T. 49, 80 - 49, - sIvs Tanue account OK
ne ne INA E - y stisr tssv vsIi sontsss aF
7l1 IiI ioSs VA contain report <f Debates Ia both
hrsnchs Of Congress dom y -
70 am corps Q. snor nAno = " shs, ~ ~ ny
~. a = - 49, = - :. ,-.l,ar ~ words
ten thouaEd words an hour while the o.
sp1zen ~ hneat speakes rarely excseos A. ~, ~
nao1a .sos "a ~ ss , sne - =; ~. Tei,s elobe Of
the next mo mag snieo W" conia H. af-o - 80 -
ing evsnts ,,. -, -, !. -.
The CSn0rseeiondt 6oes ana zppe7olo WI contain III
Of al the Debates IN congee revised py me E
ports the Hoae Of The Extensive Dspar,nsnt the lass Ls
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AS a StImulant,
n u. sise,en from alcoholic preparations not sub
ect reactions In any shape continues to exert It's influences
duaIy and ecepty, long as the least necessity exists for
its presence
As a Female MedicInes
II powrful and effective and restores the equbsum
sene and s than the other medicines which for years
have flooded the market and which only injurious In place
e assnK OF renovsng the constitution for very good rea
sop that they only made from ne ehusons OF mho
gnorspt o! the Medical profession altogether.
r.-- No Mfmeralsl
Dr. Wright thinks well to stake biz professional character
on he fact that no minerals whatever form the least component
syts of he i0redents Ruyenating ExirEeil know
ng what ruin as been enaed the community By opium and
mercury.
eneaIly TO the debited, Dr. Wright would say, Never
dsrs Ne matter down rnsy be- no matter how
ek vou sreno matter what the have beenferake
At vhAeTer led depart from Hygnie principles
take his .-.ra-~r.
-s- ReiuvenatIng Elixir,
And YOU will soon fni yourself pride instead
he reverse to your friends and healthy, sound, and worthy
laember Of the human family.
TPce 81 Der bottle three bottles for IS, and forward
ed bY mail 10 All parts Of the United States.
Sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United states
and canadas The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the propristors . - a=Errr
1855. 81 and Isl chartres street, .
New Orleans, Las
Sold Nashville By W. Hendershott, Berry Demoviie
wing 4 Pendleton, and all responsible dIuggss Oc99
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The UNION AND AxEKIcAN Is furnished to subscri-
bers at the following very low rates. Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance. r-z.srtl
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To any and all Postmasters and friends, sending
ms the Cash for five new subscribers to the Weekly,
or two to the Tri-Weekly, will send one copy OF
the Weekly gratis for one year @ t-
Positively no subscription will be received f0r 'lie
Weekly or Tri-Weekly UNION AND AMERICAN, unless
accompanied with the Cash
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and Annual subscriptions.
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SO ce.

n WILL sell for cash, on NJ Wandnys Decemoer x4tn,
Al the Ssurt HOUSE in vile, negro boy named
Oliver, levied The property Of James Chsran 70
aatisfv an xecution in my hands IN OF Evans Co. ~
ued y d. Rocrtsln for two hundred ant eight dol
lars and nipety -fyecents and COSTS JESSE W.PAGK,
Nav "a s6o-dim Constable OF Davidson County
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Land for Sale.
-. The undersigned will sci hisplanta NsNDA
EzA ion called CAPTFkL VIKw, lying on E4ss<A
<8A the north side of Cumberland River &tEd1@tSk
IS1ISH&a three mesfrom the City ofNashville. t4f$
ll11sE$ coptaing about Threc Hun.
8EzzAi dred Acres. He will sell IL all --dHAz1Ae-
together or in lots to suit Purchasers Or
viii exchange for well improved property in the city IL n OF
the verv best quality we'll Eaered about half OF
cultivation and the balance In fine timber and pasture
There good dwelling houses good harm and stables
FoY Information apply hs undersigned to John D. James
ssnoO- hi TH0S, G. JAMES.
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'lA II GO F -se Hr al tlT fEs-r al .-a -
The Howl Family Sewing
Machines are especially
adapted to the Southern
Trade, because they sew
.Tarleton, Mosquito Net
ting, Swiss Muslin, Home
spun, Osnaburgs, Jeans,
Kerseys, or Leather with
equal facility; using Flax
Thread, Cotton, or Silk.
They make the shuttle
or. lock stitch, lIndoubt-
edly the best made by
Sewing Machines. The
HOWE SEWING MACHINES are
strong, simple, and dura-
bic, and are fully guaran-
teed in every particular.
More than four hundred
families in this vicinage
have endorsed their good
qualities during the past
year.
Orr's & McNaughts Spool
Cotton, the best in the
market for Machine use at
so cents per dozen, also a
ct d assortment OF Flax
tn sea and Silk at prices
to .ui the times.
CONE BROS, Agents.
So college street,
nOvse-dtrs RzSzKuLE ZzgE.
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DIR. j. j. ABERNATTIY.

s now resident Of Nashvs and eEtr his services to the
citizens Of the city az surrounding ceuntry.
II = Residences, No. 10 HEh street, Once on same let
sePt7sd6m BkP -.
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TERMS.
T.owTxiaua sugar

y LOUISIUHd SukAEs
Il n HOGsHEADS new crop Louisiana Sugar, choice art
Gle 10 arrive by steamer B. n Runyan Monday next
and for sale low for cssh. MIzELL, HOOPER x CO.,
Nv 1n-Jn - Nos 8 and Market street:
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11.xo TIMING AND REPAIRING.

nvaNO TUNING AND REPAIRING
r1pRE u;ll hcnceforth make Nashville his perna
pent resi- ence, and will tune Pianos, Oraans,
~. an. by the year single tuning sndesn Vstas
s since he spend At least one week N every
onts IN he city and vicinity He will visit regularly ths
,tSs west AND East Tennessee and North Alabama
a Nss.nn Orders eft at Ben son Co.. Music Fore or
SsS pSno cams en- Church street. Oennrnicaalons ~
tlv att 20 pFft d-lNGNH
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gHNgAr large and cemodiOas Wsresonse ooe1pso
hy H. FREson eoS e nnR soIy one, one iess On ~
& tat near tn hundred feet with large basement tne
e .nrth Tronng orty-cre 'eet on Chnfeh e'o agonng
the House Of French, Irwin he1 and ean he enSed or
leased pon The most terms For aPPy 70
Il. FRENcH, at the ofbee 81 kieh'n' Ai"'N = 'U
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One Square, S3oEach additional Square, sIo
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
E THs WEEKLY.
oz DotAR per Square Ars each
subsequent insertion sfss
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly, will
be charged the full daily rates With half the weekly rates
i.
7raasisss Advertisements SSss0 b paid for at tie sass Of
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paid sbscTi6ers toiu De n5ffed s5ae their Subscription
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OLD SACHEM BITTERs
AND
w IGW A NJ TO MIC.

TENHESE delicious and far famed Bter recommended by
the First Physicians Of the country account Of their
PURITY AID GREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE.
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do beg leave th.t asser enaorsed by
Prof -IAIWAN, of YaIe College,
Prof. a 4 rs. of MassachuseSts,
and hundreds of uthP-s
For sale ~ ror Merchants a-i Druggists generality
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satisfactory.

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Price of Goods.

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