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STOVE CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $500, 900.
10000 SHARES. EACH : $40.
RoB'T SHIELDS, President.
J. 3. DAcUE, Secretary.

THE OHIO PETROLEUM STOVE
/ COMPANY is organized under the laws of the
State of Ohio, for the purpOseof givingto the pub
lie all improvements GIvING BEAT or LIGHT from
Petroleum, and to SECURE THEN from explosive or
otherwise dangerous Lamps or Stoves. Every pur.
chaser of a Petroleum Cooking Stove is furnishet
with one share Of $50, FREE, making every such
person a PERM ANENT .sToCKHOLDER in the Compa-
ny, thereby not only getting back eventually the
PAR VALUE Of the stock, but all PR0P0RTIONATE
DIVIDENDS as long as the Company remains an or
ganizati"n. , ''hh I'-..' |il'..
Such SAFE and SURE INVESTMENT, although
small to each individual, has never before been Of
fered to the public. Here each stakeholder gets a
Stove tor $25, that is CHEAPER, CLEANER, cooks
BETTER ndouIcKER than any Coal or W ood Stove;
besides, his stock, that eventually must sell at
ram rRBMIuM. Tho Stove ITSELF in fact, the inter
Q it Of the whole Company, is diifused throughout
every Township in the whole State, aud its Practi-
cal working daily witnessed by every member OF
the, COMPANY lgli- .l pod ~. = ..,a.
This inducement for stock Investment Of course
cannot be offered indefinitely by the Company, for
when it il once all taken (onya limited number OF
shares being thus oferedD, $9S will then buy the
Stove alone. I b.
Tn Sc wishing the $40 in stock with their Stove
should send in their orders at once. Money may be
sent by Express at the risk Of the Company.
~ All Stoves Warranted. ..r
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SheriHs Sale.

II. X. Taller h Co. andO Court Of Common Piew
Homer Tuller, of rra9khn County.
III. Fa. ."i OIL
Nicholas Vanloou. ... .. ,, ....... ....-.. .....
d. VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS
ID in my hsnds to me drecte |. [ will offer for sale
at pub ic auction, at Inloon Hotel, in the town
of Wortnngtln. Franklin county, D IiO, on
Wednesday, the 9th day Of May, A. D..
s -...N tua.uf 1866, ... ,.#.I .F
com neueiug a. 10 o'cock A. NJ, the following
goo Is and attes, taken as the property Of N.
Vauloon, tl-wit. .... --.u 4.i'TH T"H .H
.st Fairbanks Patent" Hay Scales. $50.
4Pigs. '''''
? One lot of hay in barn. about5 tons. .., d b.
e About 100 bushels Of Corn, more or less, in the
barn. Y rCgU 2u' III .'t#i.N- OH ur,.I .It
About l25 bushels Potatoes.
p j caIk Picked Pork. ID ''' q. ..'-N'' .-.-''t
y 55isTs Lari. .iiIqf 10 a.5a+f 600 fifoHg.l yt
I, ejotes.i loi15 d99v a..u .n.. .a osa.t .la
j 1Sleigh. lu'N ''. " r'.--. 10 -".
( Also all the Household Furniture in said Hotel
consisting of Carpets. Chairs, Bedding. &c.
i''"''i '''''' ' '1'''' WIN. DOMiGAN, sheriff. q
v apfps-d&wtd 'fin, MSS 7ffT7I 'E H0TIO'Ti.9 .
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Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON. the world renowned
Astrnlr gist and SOnambulistic ClalrvOERnt, whilo
in clarvoyant state. deIineates the very features
of the pers you arS to marry, and by the aid Oh
an instTu nent of intense power known a. the Psy-
chImotrope guarantees to produce . perfect ana
iife-like picture OF the future husband or wife of
tion, leading traits Of character, &c. This is no
imposition. as testimonials without number can as
sert BY stating place Of birth, age, disoo'ltion,
color of ewes and hair and ineosing fifty cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will
receive the picture by return mail, together with
desired information. - l....
INGToN p. o. Box 297, W est Troy, N. Y. ...u
mAy3-deod6WeoW3m
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WARM AIR FURNACES.
Patent Improved Warm Air Flu rna-
q CeS, for ga RIic and private UBes
for Wood or Coal. ... ... ..
p ADDRESS PETER MARTIN, n.
No. l4g West Fifth Street. between Race and Elm.
CINLINNATI, o. I
DAYTON, April ls, 1866.

DAYTON, April ls, 1866.
Mr.. PETER MARTIN, ESQ. CINoINNATr. ONO,
Dear Sir. The six Furnaces which you have placed
in the %, al aud 5th District School II uses in our
city have given entire satisfaction during the past
winter. The Sd aud 5th District houses are the
largest in the ctv and the house in the 5th District
is especially difficult to heat owing To the exposed
situation. as it stands upon n hill and not in tho
least protected by any other buildings Your Fur
naces have greater capacity for heating than any
other Furnaces with which am acq tainted; besides
there is agr at saving Of fuel. .. ...
Yours, truly, - ..
Chm'n Com. on Buildings Board Of Education.
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Chm'n Com, on Buildings, Board Of Education.
LOUISVILLE, April 10, lsss.

T.. .. LOUISVILLE, April 10, 1865.
Mr.. PETER MARTIN--Dear Sir: Your Warm Air
Furnaces which were Introduced last fall into the
Schools Of st. Bonlface's UhuIch, have hithertu
given universal satisfaction and stand unsurpassed
for heating purposes.
.t With best wishes. YOURS. ..
ANSELOM KOCH,
Pastor st. Boniface's Church, Louisville.
apr30 6i-dtaugl-r .,..
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ARREST OF JOHN H. sURRATT.

Mr. Charles Hale, United States Consul
General to Egypt, telegraphs from Alex
e1andria that he has arrested John H
Surratt who is implicated in the assas-
sinatirn Of President Lincoln. The
American Minister at Rome telegraphed
few weeks ago that he had found Sur
rats in the Papal army under an assumed
name, and that he was arrested but had
Effected his escape. The Boston Adver-
tiser, noticing his arrest and escape, says:
If ever American hands again hold con-
troll Of the life of John H. Surratt, we trust
that the case may be more skdlfully man
aged than at the trial of his fellow assas-
sins. He stands as the only known repre-
8 sentative Of a conspiracy which, though it
was formed and eliminated within the last
two years, though six or seven of its mem
bers have been arraigned and convicted,
though the most acute legal minds have
been employed to sift it to the bottom, is
to-day wrapped in as dense and unfathOm-
able mystery as covers any similar plot in
the dimness Of the middle ages. The ex-
tent of the general ignorance about it may
well be gagged by the fact that Of the two
well-known gentlemen who were put in
charge of the OIse by the Government, and
studied it long and closely, one still de-
clares that Jefferson Davis was the chief
eonspirator, while the otherstakes his repu-
tation on the shocking and incredible accu-
sation that the present President of the
United States was an sccomplice in the plot
All the fccts in the case are known to John
Surratt, and TO no other man who can be
named; and with his person in our possession
the nation could well afford toCfer him his
life, his liberty, or any other price which
might be sufficient to secure it, to obt ain
from his lips the information which will
shed the light of day upon the most diff
cult as well as the most interesting criminal
mystery of our time. Hitherto the policy
of those entrusted with the matter has been
to disdain all information in calculation of
the problem from those who alone were
able 20 give it; and Mrs. Surratt and the
rest lie in the endles silence Of the grave.
while our records are deiaced by the testi-
mony Of facile perjurers like Montgomery
and Conoyer. While John Surratt survives
there is vet a chance to repair the evil,
which, if he dies with his lips sealed, may
be irretrievabe'
If Surratt has been arrested in Egypt,
he will probably be brought to this coun-
try. If so, it is to be hoped he viii tell
all be knows about the assassination plot
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House of Representntire..

The House was. called to order at 9 O'Clock,
Mr.. Speaker Helskell in the chair, .,-yt.,. t,,.
A memorial from the trustees OF the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Knoxville, was read. asking
for appropriations for that institution,
Mr.. Lellyett introduced q bill to amend the
Code, BY making It lawful to keep open on the
Sabbath day places Of amusement known as
beer gardens, and to keep refreshments therein
MI. Richards Introduced bill making il
binding on County Clerks TO keep book 70 be
known as the Common Rule Book. and prOvi-
ding for the commencement of suits By deelaTa-
A bill was introduced BY the same. providing
that no persen shall be excluded from giving
evidence in suits by reason Of crime, OF of any
interest Of such person in the matter in question:
provided be or she is not an individual party b
the suit. Passed. .sllI sdJ 1i .'57udD Hit
Mr. Brien offered the following amsndment 10
bill providing for the erection Of n hospital at
Knoxville: That the grounds. ten acres IN ex-
tent, lying near the city of Nashville. on which
formerly stood the Tennessee ,Lnnatie Asylum,
Nashville for hospital purposes and that the
Goyernor AID Attorney General Of the State are
hereby directed to transfer, by deed in fee simr
pie, to the said corporation, all the right, tide
snd interest held BY the State in the same. 81
Sec. 2 That in consideration of this grant. Il
shall be the duty Of.the Mayor and City Council
% Nashville 10 erect cofnmodious hospital on
said grounds, OF H. o. within one mile Of the
city, for the reception and treatment o. the sick
that said hospital shall be sufficient comfort.
ably accommodates moi less THANH NO hundred and
fly patients. and shall be completed and finished
With every Becessary equipment and maintained
10 good order and condition: and that AL mem
bers Of the Legislature, and all State officials
resident IN or sojonrniug IN the city of Nashville
shall receive the privileges and benefits of said
hospital free of charge. and that this section be
construed as an amendment 20 tie amen led
charter Of the city Of Nashville. 3l 1iti'a 1+i-i
The amendment was ADD Pied and the bill a.
amended passed its second reading. ....f.i,..
The SENATE bill HrOviding for the supervision,
reorganization and m sintenanse Of free common
schools in the State being the order of the day,
was taken up on its second reading. . III. -
Mr.. glingan moved the indefinite postpone
meut Of the bib. Carried-ayes 10. noes 26.s ~,
The Senate bill ineorpOratingthe Cumberland
Manufacturing Company Of Nashville, paced
third Teadifg 20 't~-
The Senate bill Incorporating the Holston Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
passed first reading. f t.Ig ;......
House adjourned until o'clock a.ai-rn ~
-taas Sic 20 APTERx0OS SESSION. 5Eil gnl
The bill incorporating the Memphis Bulletin
Publishing Com panyr passed its third reading,
after some slight amendments had been adopted.
70 other business was transacted.
Adjourned until 30 ci0ckto-inOrfow. r. $50
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Irenther. Nnrlgntion. etc.

OTTAWA, G. W., Dec 3.-The discount
on American invoiees for the ensuing week
i. declared to be q per cent. srs7s %. -,
The weather suddenly changed to very
cold to-day. TTCy - TWTCfFe. 4
Navigation q; on The upper river re closed on
Saturday. The sRideaa Canal will proba-
bly, close in a day OF two.
The formation Of three rev battallions
Of volunteers is authorized, one each in the
Counties Of ifrOntenae, Hastings and Tie.
man. Several new infantry companies are
aIso authorized at various points. 80
sLoNDoE, Dec. S.-Tyo regiments will
embark from Liverpool today Bound to
Ireland.
BERIIS, Dec. 3.-Count Bismark has
returned to Berlin, A deputation FINN
Schleswig is about TO wait on him. o." - y
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BY The cable.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2--There are indica-
tions here of some trouble from the Irish
population, and precautionary steps are
being taken by the Government with a
view to its prompt suppressions The coun-
demanding Of the order tor the volunteers
to leave for Ireland was made in this con-
nection, as their seyervices may be required
at home. t.sst. ..,.r.r- ~ ~
q LONDON, Dec 2l-Col. Learney, a we'll
known prominent Fenian, has been ar
rested by Government officials here and
placed IN Blackwell prison under a strong
guard. lsfi1I ~ go ..a8e -1Hf FrE
DUBLIN, Dec. 2.-There is great excite
ment here relative to the activity of The
English. officials in making huests of Fe-
mans believed to be implicated in the Fe-
Man movement A great many arrests
have been made all over the country, and
they grow more numerous hourly.
LONDON Dec 3.-Two regiments OF
troops have been ordered to leave here to-
day sior Ireland. The Eenian excitement
is on the increase. .Nsrious, rumors and
reports continue to be circulated in regard
to the -%heTeaBOutsI or james Stephens,
Chief Organizer Of the Irish Republic.
An immense Reform demonstration is in
progress in this city this forenoon 4 UurT
Consols arc quoted AZ s2l, ex. dividend;
United States 5-20s, 5O4 Illinois Central,
II Erie, Al. noieeiahn0J lA19n7O
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FROsE WASHINGTON.
eonEreszional.


20 WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The House met
at noon, one hundred and forty-six men,
bers answering to their names. Three
members from Tennessee and two from
Kentucky were sworn in. 30 81. Ei-ma I
Mr.. Elliott introduced a bill 70, repeal
thelaw authorizing the President to grant
pardons and amnesty to persons who took
part in the rebellion. 1.aa 10 o. 4o1s I
The rules were suspended, and the bill
passed by a vote of Ill 90. oil. --J.f5 (.
A resolution was adopted, calling for in
formation as to the arrest and escape of j.
II. Surratt. 3fi9 st- li - s...3
A bin was introduced and referred, di-
recting the sale Of $2,000,000 Of gold by
the Secretary Of the Treasury.L .I.Js3,5
Also, bill for the meeting of Congress
on the 9th of March. 81 :
Mr.. Stevens introduced a bill to regulate
removals from Office, which was made the
special order Of the day for Friday next. I
On motion Of Mr. Lawrence, of Ohio, the
Judiciary Committee was instructed to
inquire into the expediency of providing a
mode of procedure in cases ofimpeachment.
Mr. Schenck introduced a bill to equal
ize the bounties Of soldiers, sailors and ma
rines. Referred to Committee on Miliiar
Atails. 81 a. l r Jlf I1 zGuif-i I
SENATE.--The Senate was called to or
der at IL o'clock by Mr.. Foster, President
pro tenn. l.ls5 81 .l-iJ s.a utf. a.rtH
The Chair laid before the Senate ereden-
tials of Mr.. Pollard, elected TO fill the IN
expired term of Mr. COllamer; also of Mr..
Edwards for the unexpired term of Mr.,
Foote. Mr.. Fessenden presented the ere
dentials of Messrs. Catlett and Frelinghuy.
sen, the latter appointed from the State Of
New Jersey. a1l 4 @ i4.il q ila-.t o.
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NEWS OF THE DAY

1.-THE value Of the humber manufacture in
Maine the present season is estimated at near
s2O000O00. ....-...,s
The New York News has n rumor that several
81, Fenian prvateers have recently sailed from
Eastern ports.
The sensational stories Of annexation meet
ings held, or about TO be held, in Canada, are
cOntradicted. ttF Htaarn1a.J
1t is stated that Congress will, at an early day.
appoint Joint committee to investigate the n ew
Orleans massacre.
A special Washington dispatch says: The idea
of impeaching President johnson finds but little
favor among Congressman. B.
Delegates from near two hundred clubs are ex-
pected at the second annual Convention Of the
Y Northwestern Base Ball Club Association, at
Chicago December 19
According TO official returns, more than 100000
persons have had the cholera in Austria since the
. beginning Of the month Of July, and about one
half Of them have died.
The tobacco factory Of MessIs. Wilson, in
Wentsville, No, together with 5000 pounds Of
tobacco, was burned Friday night, the 23d
ult. Loss from $4,000 to $1,000. Insured for
5000. -
A dispatch from Cork, dated the lst instant,
says: 1t is stated that the English Government
have counternanded the orders for the Transport
tation Of English volunteers to this city and
other places in Ireland.
The number Of emigrants who left Hayre
during the month Of October was 2075. ofwhOm
1,72O were for New York, 3l6 for New Orleans
IS for La Platte, and for Valparaiso.
At a review in Havana on the 2lst ult, at
Whick Gen. Sherman was present, young man
was arrested for shouting Viva Republic" and
had been tried Cor treason. Several arrests were
made Of suspected Republicans.
d % The Alabama Legislature on the 1st inst
tabled bill, after long debate, which proposed
altering the Constitution so as to allow all per-
p sons 10 vote who can read and write and who are
worth two hundred dollars in property.
The grain crop Of South Carolina for the year,
Is inadequate 20 the maintenance Of the people.
and supplies viii have to be obtained elsewhere,
for which the State will have to cOntrive the
means, so far as concerns the support Of thep
Anovcl law case has just besn decided at Chi
chago. British subject dying there iutestate,
the British Consul claimed the right to admins
ter upon his property. The claim has been de-
MED, and the property of the deceased goes into
the hands Of the public administrator. r
A Dublin dispatch Of the LIST inst. says: En-
ergetic measures on the part of the Government
are being rapidly adopted. The county Of Linn
erick was to-day proclaimed as being under mar
tial law in order to prevent an outbreak which
was deemed to be imminent A large number Of
arrests have been made Of suspected parties,
both in the city and county Of Limerick. Ar
rests are also being made in this-city and other
ports Of Ireland F-F... sr...f
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FROM CANADA.
TTial Of FenIan III 1PEisontriss,, EEtbe!..e A

ToRoSTo, c. W. Dec. r3.7-The Globe Of
to-day saws 1t Il not the Intention OF The
Government to. issue a special commission
forthe trial Of the remaining Fehian pfis-
oEers az was at one time expected, the time
Of the judges being too much occupied.
II is reported, however, that II will come
OF at the January assizes.
QUEBEC, Dec. 3.-Two hundred and fiify-
three vessels, with a tonnage Of 626, $50
tons, have arrived at this port this season.
The lumber trade here has been quite
brisk, and the quantity Winteriug here is
consequently smaller than ususual. o. ---..
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Suspected Robbers Arrested.

BUFFALO, Dec. 3.-TwO men named
Clark and Adams we're arrested in New
Jersey, charged with being implicated in
the Hollister bond robbery, last September,
when S230,000 in Government bonds were
distracted from private. residence in this
city. The prisoners were secured under a
reauisitiOn from Gov. Fenton. Indictments
lave been found against them By The Grand
Jury Of the Superior Court. sHf
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SPECIAL ,alNoTicEs..

cnrfstmas Trnde-w. T. Berry ( Co..
booksellers. Public Square. are daily receiving
additions to their stock Of Christmas Goods. con-
sisting Of English Bibles and Prayer Books, in
tie newest and most elegant bindings: Dsvo-
tionai Books; all the new II1ustrated Works for
the Holidays Writing Desks-new. styles, in
wood and leather; beautiful Leather Goods. and
many. new Fancy Articles. Their stock q
Chidren's Illustrated Books never was better,
4dec9-Tu f'f.' ..|-. f-.' TO .Hi-t. -.
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New YORK, Dec. "a Baltimore spe-
eial to the Commercial says: The house
of Mr.. G.. Fulton, editor and proprietor Of
the Baltimore American, on the Liberty
road, is now in eamesAundoubtedly the
work of an incendiary.o ',l z zoos -. B.
The Commercials Washington says a
mass welcome to the Republican members
has been held. s Hi - ,s- I'D E.T5t t4
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10 COnsumptiyes--Ths Advertiser, hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks, bya
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease, ConsnmPtion-is anxious to make
known to his fellOW-sufsfsrs the means Of cure.
To all who desire it. he viii send copy Of the
prescription used. Gree of charged. with the d.
reetions foTpreParing and using the sams, which
they viii find q sURE CUBE FOR CoNsUMPrIos,
ASTHMA, BRoScHITIs. &c. The only object Of
tbs advertiser in sending the Prescription, 4 to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which be eoneeivss to be invaluable; and hopes
eFery sufferer win try this remedy. as it viii cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. 1.5t1
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address sry Rev EDWARD As5WILS0N,
-1si HiliAmsburE. Kings county, New York
oct2-ly ar.rr .....a -satf ...r .tffH.. r#1 -
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE,


MONDAY, Dec. Sd, 1854. The Senate met pur-
suant to aajourndient. .I.s,.-Hs.f ...trttI...s
A message was received from the House. an
nouhcing that ii had passed House joint resolu.
ton No. 2S9, providing for the appointment of a
joint select COMMITTEES of Eve on the part of the
House. and : on the part of the Senate, to in
vestigate the contract OF the lessees and the ac-
ton of the commissioner in regard to the let
ting out of the work Of eonyicts in the Peniten-
tiary, with power to send for persons and papers
and tn report to this General Asseln bly, first OF
the probable amount Of net proceeds tothe State
or the probable yearly loss Of the State; second
the contract as entered into by the parties, etc.
journed until o'clock, for want Of quorum.
.rtt AFTERNOON SESSION. I'd fl
On call of the roll fourteen members answered.
to their names. There being no quorum present
on motion of Mr.. Mcfarland, the Senate adj
jOurned until tomorrow morning at 3 o'clock.
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GOVERNOR EVANS, of Colorado, has just
contributed $4,000 to the Northwestern
University, at Evanston, Illinois, for the
endowment Of Chair of Mental and
Moral Philosophy.
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In Montreal, the funeral of Col, Nor
wood, Of The United States forces, who died
suddenly on railroad train, took place
yesterday with great military pomp. -
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Pure spices, Etc., Fresh, at c. W.
Smiths Drug Store, corner Church and Vine
streets. Pepper, ginger. cloves. cinnamon. rssee
nutmegs and alspice Soda and cream tartar !;
extracts vanilla. lemon, ETC.: 9Lszihgton and
English mustard nOTE-5f
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EyERY housekeeper should provide a supnly
q thoroughly seasoned STOVE MOOD. cut in
any lengths to suit, from knight Bros, No. 49
Church street. = ~ Is s-FT y .-sH n6y4
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FOr. Rent-BuildingN No. 4S, Union street.. Be-
tween College and Cherry, now occupied as a
shoe store By I. D. FULIEE & Co. POssessesaion
given Immediately. For tefEts. apply TO F.D.
FULLEl d Co. No. AZ Union street, n6vl6-tf
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MP. ,. seatieEgeea, bf Richmond. va.
sew atG. d. AbbOtt's. No. 81 COLLEGES street. He
has recently been en- ployea Ia some Of the lead
ing tailoring establishments ia the Northern
cities. and comes highly recomusnded as h first
rate cutter. 5 81 dsci-i0t
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Choice GFOeeries- ne TOtten's.-+ Arrived
At last. the following carefully salsclsd and
ishly prepared goods, which be is sailing very
low for cash, at wholesale and rstaill Fresh can
ned fruits. ETesa peas corn. esq plnmbs. gresn
gases, shaker preserves gnsya jelly. calEss-fest
jelly, coH's selatine aerated crackers. dried
plumbs, blaekberries and cuTaBta. Ostheaisago.
taPiOear satingless starch, Jam, LaEusyrs. No
cha, MaricabO and Rio eofess- Also. imported
and domestic vines and brandies, at W. W
Tottsn's, p and q College street, Nashville.
Oct47tf ~. brr sid vf.f g .a3igsr q.