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Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

Ihe most oacctus remedy wh.ch the medical skil q
s4r tiur~ desi-s Tor th.s ever, where prevailing
sfaI ta.,i mailaA n combined ilhu the Nos, active
rt.n.l.- ihsf have bser ai-,ofrred Tor the e~pur-
aif %, fhi- i,li ,il ORDER from the fle. and the
rescue Di iAs SYSTEM ifum li, dsaluciiye conse-
aa,Dce> Hence % should 30 employed f,f the cure
ol ely >srcfgla but al-n those either affections
wL4rh arise from lt, such a.,
gruutsc ard skin Disease. s. ANhory's lff,
i..,-. ar Irs.ip.ia-. lfinpics. l'Isfule,. R.o'sh
t- lasiu- sud l-ii-. Iumcr, ieifer sn' >slt
li,un. Said Heed iing~urn. khe1-
fnafi~r. SNphiliit AMI Nercureai
Diseases. Drop.N. iN-pep>a.
i1'niiity. ai.d. ifldeed el
Complaints afi,ingfron
NiIstti or lwprfe
A. GOD.
Tie popular belief ''impuriis II the tiood 4
fsinisd a truth for -croiuia :, d.een.faLon 81 ihe
iIo.t Tie particular purpose snt s.ftu" 81 thi,
Sreanaflls purify and rersne ate thi~ vital fin
"a without which sound hcalih impossible, acou-
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t.f AllEN. ave
1erIs hirte. suns l.. Issi-dn..
TIE eHp-h>s> - shis ye>r eo..r4r-si .lth
ne rtr-iir To- is53 sol 80. .h.,w p i--r.a-e -
- 80
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m z EDicAL.


Is constitutional disease. = corruption Of the
i blood, ny which this fnid bcco,nes stiatsd ~eak
snd rs-al Being in the circulation Il perNade- The
~hoie h-iy sli may burst ont ii f>rs~r any part
~ j.. ~ organ s free fom Us suscks AR !, there
one which t nist uot destroy The ,croiaioas taiIt
4 vsriols y caused lN uefcuria fi~raSe low living
ti~ordersl unhealthy t,od, nspure AT, nth aaa
hiihN halai. the depressing vices. and above ALL hs
te Neacrcai infection Whatever - ifs origin. 10 l.
lerrfsrs in a.. Constitution. descending 'froln pa
reHts chiiireu unto the thfd ana fourih genera
fi,si' iiuiseli. ID esems o. Ice the rod ~ Him ~hn
sav~- q Vii visit The niguiue- - tle fathers upon
their children
IT, effects commence ~ tspo-itun ffom M blos-i
# corrlpt ~ niceroa> fasttsr, which. las lulgs,
liver aii internal 'rraus j. teruiri urPsitics, IA
The glands. sWelfe.. aud on fle surface. erupiious
ar >orc- Tbi- foul oerrupti.n ~hch 4eirl in the
hs- ,lrprss>s, th. en.rgie. of hfc that scretu-
ili- complaints. bat thsy have isr le~- power 90
Withstand ihe attacks ~ other disease, consequent
iy numbers IaSri-h - ci~nr'ers ~ch. aithor IN
u1i -,foiaiuu> n their rafnre arc >fll rendered IA
tai y this faint in ths systsni. hosi oi the cun-
siimFii"n ~hsh decimztsd te haulaa family La 81
,Hi-n alreeis ia thi- rsrofui~us contamination. ems
many destructive Diseases q the liver. klaaeys
brain sd. .'itced. 81 al ihe organs. arise from or
sre aggravated l,A tAc ssu~ csl>r.
oue uusrtrr 81 ST cnr people >crfuiou-. tbrir
person, SIZE ily aict hs ihi, lurking lnieosoa nd
fl. heaiiA ). undermined b, BE- 10 cleans, iroin
tle a, stsir must the bi.-a o., atsra-
neicin,. ail insigoIaie II bs lcslihy s- s.it
exercise such a medicine We supply I'D
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he Woody Express

pahllshef -veFy ws'isessay. At 20 pr 'nn''rn.
>fvance.
s%So paper sruf without the mooney, nof e"'nn-
longer time than paid fpr.
aases OF Advertising i'm weekly,
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lkliGlilS
- tl... ftaiie fI+f1tfs - ~ a tfftIos- tsr "a.
f.s~ tfsisi ffosff - tieif.ffs ~ NfIt = tsi ar
Rtlf.frsaf e. sas r.nf - fa J. Iifoailr - Ohio.
kesff,lY. ia..sns ill.se.. WI.seeIH. Iowa ~ Ais
-..Iir.. IS ftsiif.sit .ht..t
I.f'frftst iftf4 k .IIsf Hf = fH'ifffft. ~ tfffs.
talreA Nth ~ffssnsrs IS Hti.h t.e.-is can 81 fr.
vsflfl - sfs ps.fi tiie oiie. n-knrurs. keH.
fll ~ feufe-.sf t.sfiaff lt. UfiHsis H5esi.-trr
I..af.-in. .aif hsn.as Ari lns3. silf ktt ~
sr.t aiai - tl.sfi4f.i Ssfsinskf and tlifaes viii
Steaa.r- sll fafi. ffe Nafff r-fsrn f.sar.
Merchant ara >hirpsrs sffrssiif- Ihf iran- s.rts
eea e fit'f Freight o. ih'. tunps's. t-H .lis uIii
s..st1ffae Is 81 speedy ifat...t
fifF Etffs az TntHsiiT - 49, fv.iri .n rs.
49, - ;hf ffnn-1 tsaIs ktifetd .re "a Ar fires
IS fffa liif e. ehsfeei ~ eihtf hlin.i t..a
fafIff
- psf'fiisr So fasra lsst-ss- tis rr>Ssftt tsi'
HsHsasa1
D. = ~<Ifnfh. f1l sfeffflff
uftktN 4 ttHf>- - NHfIfi = ftI.Iiaifa
tfHsH A 90. W z staf ssss.s. - ~ s..afi
Wii|sfn = Nfa ~
flftu 4 - - ~tafr -. f..-fte
n ~ HnT <fuS. ftfsfaf ifei 81 fr~tf. ihna
fNotn fFnl>. is.Hrftl sapf. tues.t. ..an.
I. u. HoiIr. Ssisefsi ftkf' 4-.si i1'isisphia
.s1f~'y
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A -. se.r n sis 1f.ce- - =.
r 49, ,.s..ff- Iu asfr tfce .--.--.- =
ir .i.l~ 70 city >aa-cfiber- ~ 10 estt- pr week
S.sxle copies cents.
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rsHHs-ust-rY A RICHMOND esfIro,p.
rr.ins Leave. Trains Arrive.
81 7. I'D. A. $780,. Kali ~. !. s.l-. D. -
tas As rs.-.txpfe ". - le.ls, y.
rsRat nArrE. Atrox A ~r torI~ RAILROAD.
7 tns Leave. Trtin- Arrive.
~ I. ie2o. a s...N Mail. " !. 40. r.s.
- , tes. '. ~ 4 Nefa n ?. lols. =. -
tvASSvILLK cRswFoRp>viLLf RAILROAD.
rf.Ins leave Trains Arrive.
-. l. e3o. a ~ .-.. Accom- NJ. !. As.
- = lasS -. Nall. ~. ?. tap. 3 -.
EocKvflLE FxrRS~io~
Tftlu~ iesvr- ifsip- Afrivr-
N.I SIS r.... NaH .... ~ 7. fi ~.
'f'.nn...l .lent ma4e proapty ~ ~ ihs-. Read.
= 'iA esas~cuas lines
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s,..a Pint. aud Hls.a pariser

BIesa Pint. aud Biesd Parirer'
n
70 8 a
/PHARMAcY.N
DIR. ROBACKSj
Scandinavian Remedies.
WHEN fr Ro.scx the celebrated S~~as.A r-.y~s-
csn introduced hi Blooi Purifier and Hood Pi,f "a
tie United Siscs be sct forth Ia plain lAngusgs Their
curs alive properties The ycsr~ sre. Ii. t.>A
of recommending hs- -ince be<n fsk~s oar q
A.. faHds fnghtenef m~n whose character Co.
sound Judgment and philosophy. give their op.snoss
weight iu the ce-nmunty y ho ob>srv~. reject.
and make '.as~aranc. aouhly sure before they DE-
cide-are esepwherr approving and urgng tn
q thee wonderful preparations. Al ~ho csrrie II
us~ wisdom ard honesty I'd thi- ci-~~. ~ko chas-
investigate for them sslvos q oa< .ai 81
thi, iuportau. subject.
11.~ evidence In the po~ses-io, ~ L. Iaracs.
hshes he following
That to FLOOD PILLS hsve been rs~.~s >. ss-y-
ss 10
CONTAIN No MINERAL.
hsi thes tk- almost universal cosnplAisi.
DYSPEPSIA
with nN>,,srs o~rf-tAfs. s-i IN very ,Asrt Tin.
That after s'l ciher medicines have proved s.s!s--
they relieve.
LIVER OMPLAINT
.,4. L
That
SICK FEMALES.
who have lAngui-hyd COZ year. Ia hspl~-. wo.ln..s
aud despontency. recupef s~ Win great rspdity
der she'r aslsoratag epsrA.lon IAsi al sssasl a.
riaung properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however they may have heen ,rieed Nth ana Abu--s
that their drec' tendency 10 lenssAeu IL. ans
der 4 'i0"yatie. That operating dlrecty up-. -
Io'.on ef0, ofs>rse ia n, Mood. sher
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
aud discharge from the system every t~ias ~
Ia, whether hereditary or oiAer~ss- That the,
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED.
and that there = disease Of The stomach sr r.u
ols, the Liver The Ner,cns system. the SAin Glai-
or Muscle.
ARISING FROM IMPURITIES ~. CONSTRUCTIONS
OR lhE BLOOD OK skCRET1OAs.
"t'1 tAff ~ it't XIV ff'0"t frs<Fs hl1 II a.
minsisred before the very citadel VI lie hs- h~sa H.
vsded. efeos n faigie~- a1d T~,fos es,s
Rear IN mind that the ScANDsS AVIAN NFsFTA-
Bill BLOOD PILLS are endorsed ly tAe esperlrs.,-
Of thous ands oi living wl.nes>es. Who il letter AT
svit> msical works ard by word q mouth fair
them L. be the very bet preparation Il ;he kiId e,es
offered 90 the broken down ssctim> sd ~ health tt
hunt disease through every avenue and gan ol tAe
.y-teu. and eNp-l u Thoroughly and permanently
No buuht their superiority sfteT an. i.
trisl-they are not only beler bai IN fact lesrss
thar aiiy ether Pills. f0f 10 taA.- l.-s uunii.e- .
ihs'in T. pro~iuce better effect.
Price oi the scandinavian cgci.hle Elood PufiI,s
u pr hottie. or - per half do.,f Of the Scandin.
wan Negesahi- Blood lil-- - pr bs.s.
boNe- f"I -l.
Read iT. k"l'aek's Special Neiee and tcriineair~.
puhli-i-i IN conspenoa- part cf this paper ise.n
time time
nDr. koback's Aiical Almanac aud Family Ad,l-ss.
containing great variety II Interesting ami v4ashl
Medical attenuation. be hAe grai.e of any - a..
sgent> throughout the county.
IN difficult "r complicated cae~s. ilr kohaek rlss
De consulted personally ~ l.il.r Enclosing ss.-
stamp ior tie reply
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THE DAILY EXPRESS.

rrEts,nrp svsHl MORNING .rxcEFr SUNDAY
BUILDING
xo Is WABASH STREET
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DEMONSTRATION Notice !.
hereby given. hat ist;ers a 4.iIaini,ig 49,.
have ieen granted - the unfsrsisf anon -. -
fsff - Andre~ Nfkin- fer~e-d Ihe ~state n SIP
sdent. iss coats AMI fees ia Ceurt. sshefwr ate
s-arDe-fly relne-t~S unske lIzn.eflss.- psyms.f
lrf sat~ them sstv.- further c,.-f.
n b. AOfFATT. Afm'r
July l, lscl -diw-w9w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

ASSETS
Cash. ial.n.e ia i.ank. p So 80
Rond- and Mortgages o. .ie FRS l-n as
Real Estate worth atiessi q so..2oo. oosc COZ as
loans on Stock. PAYABLE an ,emans
lmafkei value ~ securities .la. "a a. la cfa Oo
iAiA Si,~k. sauNei value T-s.S %
United States Treasury Note lu,arAei
value, l03, ,3s3 20
br"okiNn ciiy Water Eout, 10 30 90
North Carolina state Bond, snsrS.t ssl Ia 90
missouri state i'siia> MARKET sain-l. lf 600 90
near Estate y" ~ Street. C5.205 Il
Interest due l~t Jan,arv lSsi ~
which So go - has SINCE f.ecn reed - -,a =
Balance ia hands ~ agent. si.i in oours-
~ transmission from l-ttis ,a ii of
January .of which sll s,-G ~ h.i- >ita--
been received. ca. 4os 10
Bills Receivable Goa Premium. on l,-
Hand sssSAs). y Go n9
ofh"r Property, Ni~ceilan items. = 200 90
Premiums due and ulcnl'e,ied on lni-
cies ISSUED at oiaec, sl3O Is
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Retail Price, 81 per botsIc, es six
LEGAL.
Annual Report of the Auditor Of xiro
tounf'.

DIrOhf 81 the Aaiiof - N'gn esa1ff >Ao~ ~,
III Tie alnaii.l fsc.it - n'- .b4r.~d 80 tie ,e-r
comrnencfte Innr 1t. a L. l~spa sra rs.linc NJ
3tef 4 ~ I-el furiu..0..
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All oss sfU AZ.
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DaHs Caua,efioas from Harrt-tar.h ~
Baffmafs and Washington

,e AcE CHECKED THROUGH NJ.
TRANSFERS FREE
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RECEIPTS
DISBURSEMENTS

1'.srs As- i-n s..', or.i.r- drown s., ~ s-li..
iug agi saf.l-.
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4. 49, = d. 3 ). Il ..-I.l l.aa..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MARCH o. 1861.

on Of any defects IN the plan, Objectionable
features in the Constitution but from hostility to the whole
movenent and preference for foreign Government This
party being defeated the question Of Independence ho no"
triumph by coalition With these who would oppose the new
Constitution, because Of feature they not spPove
In plain Englisb, the Constitution must not be
submitted to the people, for fear there should be
a majority against it at the polls. This at least
has the merit of directness, and GOODNESS, under
government protesting to be republican
Whatever you have thought of the Revoutionlsts
hitherto their efrontery has now risen to sub
lime hight, which cannot fail to excite your
mingled wonder and admiration.
The Convention to-day, after an unimportant
session Of three-quarters Of an hour, adjourned
until tomorrow. The Submission question will
then come up; the Constitution has been received
from Montgomery and put in print and ample
time afforded for examining it. The anti-Sub-
missionsts are canvassng all their forces, and
determined to vote down the propagation for sub
mittipg it for popular ratification. Several OF
those who favor the propos ton are absent, and
| think there is little doubt that the Convention
will refuse to refer the instrument to the people.
OF course this action will increase the prevailing
dissatisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

The Hospital is in no manner protected. 1t is
scow-like affair, constructed and placed as though
the wounded were of no consequence, and re-
quired little care and no protection from the
shots of the enemy. The thing is huge Folly,
in view of the service for which it was designed.
Nv friend Shouboe of the Detective corps,
who has been employed so long in looking up THE
TRIBUNE correspondents in Charleston, having
reported that be cant find one of them, the edl.
tor of The Courier-him Of the tall stature and
short coat, announces that THE TRIBUNE has no
correspondent here at all. / believe this an
nouncement has been made nearly dozen times,
and still they don't appear to be satisfied, but
keep Shouboe and others on the scent night and
day. Now, out of pity, more than anything else,
/ will agree, one week from this day, to be on
the Battery. 60 down there nearly every day
to take look at the stars and stripes waving
over Fort Sumter, and to inspect the four ~
Founders that are stationed on the promenade.
The time l will not undertake to be exact about.
Indeed, do not think i ought to be, but it
shall be between the hours of n. IN. and p.
m. Look close, Shouboe, and you may see me.
shall see you, if you are there. We meet
nearly every day, and l don't know as would
be averse to an interview-at proper distance.
i would not object if you brought along the gen.
teman who does the heavy work in the detective
line. You know whom mean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

want cotton, Carolinians and Georgians wanted
geld, and that if Britain could not obtain SUI
fcieDt cotton here for her consumption, abe
wOnld speedily raise it elsewhere.
A small plum arrived this afternoon in the
shape of telegraph message from New-York,
stating that the authorities at Havre have been
instructed to accept ships papers if issued by
either of the seeded States. This, of course,
amounts to nothing but ike drowning men they
afternoon gaping at the bulletin boards of The
Courier and The Mercury, and rushing off TO re-
tail the intelligence that France had recognized
the Southern Confederacy. To crown the
absurdity, salute has just been fred from the
old cannon in front of The Courier office In honor
of this " momentous intelligence.
hasten, ere the mail closes, to inform you OF
circumstance which the press of this city VIII
scarcely have the audacity to deny, although
they will of coursesuppress it in their edition oil
tomorrow morning. There has been this after
noon on both the Islands such dissatisfaction
among the hired troops as amounted almost to a
mutiny 1t appears that in addition to having no
beds and but little food, they have as yet re-
ceived no pay, and the funds therefor are not
forthcoming. The officers of the regular army
have been paid, but none of the rank and file.
/ have been in possession Of this knowledge for
some time, and have been anticipating this finale,
news Of which has just reached meS Tomorrow
l visit the Islands with particular friend.
went down on Saturday last, but saw nothing
new, if l may except the visitors, On that occa-
sion Col. Hayue with his lady, and party Of
friends, was there and seemed highly gratifed
with the extraordinary sand-banks which have
been erected.
The weather this evening is cold and wet, and
Charleston, though always dull at night, seems
to have got an extra attack of dreariness. just
before coming in, passed ParfOn Yates in bis
suit of home-spun, which, if one may judge by
appearances. did not seem to resist, but rather
to absorb, the moisture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

S.. :. hs table di,.c y opde the PIs.dsps chair s:..
you place the occasion the Of NewYo2
being called the morning Of the 9Th February What oOsss6
When the vote Of NewYori wa. called for Gov King rose
Convention argue d the supfeme Court which Al
oeen ASSIGNED for hat morning and asked the permson Of ~
same as though present To ih. Of the Cemm
sonen Mr. Corning Think was objected saying that vote
Tn. s nc s.S no
authority " the matter Some conversation thss bad be-
the pc ding which did no, ss . ws a.
& S ,o %s s +, Gov King
This 10 the substance Of what occurred % obserys
it, with great respect your Z! !d j. 4 ooops,cu
ITO DAVID DUDLEY FnrPPi ESQ, New.YOIa"
LETTER to the Secretary "a. x cS.,e;,s.; 900,
Wedne,d. the 2h February respecting right fNswYs1
affecting the Of st in tbs absence Of
other side iod that there If parsed vi
"cn.r.j %nisaT;, esq, &c. &c. '
The sse,e,a,s'. Anrre,.
sm ssys S SopT rter WbSn o.I.a
the inquiry made whether absent member could
President stated that an absent could not vote Now
York wss .tat.d dyioed and did not vote ..
"Re'Pee'iulyasc'' ohAfis j. "hioaE'
EXTRACT from the Journal Of the Conoenfion.
The question the adoption Of said section resulted ,As
following vote: - - -
sey Ohio. Penn.y ysnia, Rhode lslaod fennes.ee-S
"NAYCsnnec lieut., Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, NorfS
Carolina New Hampshire, Vermont Vrsinis-S
On calling Ne~ York he members stated that ono ths
made Of President whether absent euber coc
The President decided he could not without ssaes
New.YOrk Indiana and Kansas were disiied'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING M.
TIONAL UNITY.

From The Journal Of Commerce.
society thus designated has been organized IN thu
city, within the last few days. the object Of which, -
stated in lis Constitution is "to promote the union and
welfare of common country, by addresses pubics
TONS and all other suitable adapted TO elucdss
ano nculcate in accordance with the word Of God the
duties OF American citizens, especially in relation 70
Slavery" All publications issued by the Society mus
first be examined and recommended by Committee Of
Publication appointed by tie Executive Committss.
The oeers, exclusive Of vice-Presdents, are Is fol-
lows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

BIG GUNS LosT-EoRT SUMTER MUST NOT DE
BLOWN UP-GOv. PICKENs's SECRETARY
BINEs WITH MAJOR ANDERsoN-JEPF. DA-
vIs's NAvY-THE TRIBUNE's CORRESPOND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23
ExrR.cr from the Of he Nec York Dee9dn's "T'V

Exrx.cr from the minStss Of s Neo York Dee9d's' HT'S
N''' "wEpSHsDAY, 9th February, 1860
"Nrw.York Delegation mot In the room and MI
that the New Delegation vote No on esch sec
,,ons Of tbs Committees report Mess Corning itonson
snser Wool Dodge opposed urging that the vote 81 New
YoIk n, given on each section called Ire nssy
oyeusd and decided have tho Chairman declare tnS new
York voted No on each section. -, N, A. vi,
The question on the section being called MI htpg
d s.t one Of the Of the delegation being called
10 the Uped Court the delegation had taken
fore he len hich cast the vote OF Newly In
NE pessve hs appealed TO Of the Convention to
have Il 90 cast the vote Of tho delegation had been %
cast the previous day. .
not present" -,
RE dsksAiion wa divided >,
"WAsnixaroN, March O. 1861.
sNy pzAa ssN ysu Asa r tAssth insk bstsss - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-23

Ezecut,pe Commute.
John w. Mitchell, Y Francis Hopkins H. Y.
Sidney +. Mor,e N. Y. II. J. Baker N. Y.
Be,j Douglass. n. Y. Edwin Cross1eD, N. Y.
Lucius Hopkins, ". Y. William H. Price ny.
J. T Moore, ". Y. Cornelius Dubois, NY.
J. II. Bfoser. ". Y. J.B. Waterbury, BrooklyA
Thoa 1ne.ton ". Y. J. Holmes AgnswI N. X.
A. q. Jennings Brooklyn.
5. II. B. Morse,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
PEACH AND APPLE FsRANnVrS

Also, lot Of Choice WHISTLES in store since 1857
and which defy competition
LELLYETT A SMITH,
lnay25 UO-dln Nos 10 and 2 sonth MarDef strnnt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
Fresh Arrivals

BIZ
Il * OH SON, SPERRY CO.,
NEW BUILDINGS, q MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
4 On BARRELS Double Extra Flour;
HUI 100 do Extra Family do
100 bags do do do
100 boxes choice Western Reserve Cheesei
Is chests Green and Black Teas
. boxes do do do
100 dozen and Cans oysters
30 boxes Layer Rsisins;
80 y boxes do do
IS boxes M-ccaroui:
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Life of Andrew Jackson,
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