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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-10-19
Land For Sale.

'NHE undersigned will sell, at private
L sale, 600 or 500 acres of the tract of
land, in Jefferson county, known as the
"Prospect Hill'' tract. Three hundred a.
cres Of the land offered for sale is cleared
and dunder fence. A few buildings are on
IN me tract, also an excellent spring ofwater.
ihe location is exceedingly healthy, and is
about I or 8 miles from Port Gibson.
For further particulars the undersigned
refers persons desiring to purchase, to Col.
\, n Parkinson, of Port Gibson, or George
lorrey, Esq, of Jefferson county.
!. ISAAC r. WADE.
Sept 81, ls49. Att
fayette Watchtower copy to lst Nov.
and charge advertiser.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-10-19

Esued fhe27th Of septs7 7As D. 1919
FRED. ]. POOR, Clerk.
Sept. %, 1919. ste
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-10-19

Wisdom allows no man TO be good that
viii not be so forever; no man to be happy
but he that needs nc other happiness than
what he has within himself; no man 10 be
great OF powerful, that is not. master OF
himself.-SeIsecu. "a
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1849-10-19
Tor Sale.

n Ol 0d1Cs
-, NEW and beautiful Family
sTR II Residence, and sixteen acres
Is.lsH of land, with all the necessary
!, Improvements, embracing a sta
Ule, carriage house, COW sheds, &C., situate
within one mile of Port Gibson, on the
,, road leading to Natchcz and Gallatin.-
The ground attached to the house and yard
Is well improved, and set with evergreens
and other choice shrubbery.
There is also on the premises fine
brick store house and dairy, and a very SUI
perlOr well of water. 5s
EOr terms, &C., enquire Of the subscri
Der. w. Il. PURNELL.
Sept I, lS49. 2-tf
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BANK NOTE EXCHANGE.
LOUISVILLE CATTLE MARKET.

BEBVEs-Nhe market was RATHER more buoyant tu.
ring the first OF the week. and noticed sale OF "A
bead fair Beeves to butcher at 81 IS. In addition
we hear OF sales Of a few choice head Of superior
Cattle to butchers at "a 25ai 90 We quote sales of Is
head at S3lS3 50. We also hear OF various sales of
common and Inferior Cattle at prices ranging from 90 50
sS3 %.
H0GS-ln Hogs we hear Of no material transsc.
tons. The weather continues unfayorabe for slaughter
ing, and no decided movement has as yet tr.nspred.
rough Indiana the prospects that prices will rule
low. Prices quoted at various points in that State
range OF 81 7oa2 90 net, with large stocks and bu,
hight movements beisg made. Considerable prepare.
tons going forward FOR slaughteins In New Albany
learn that 81 50 net has been offered for choice
lots Of Hogs. few light contracts have been made he rs
and at Cincinnati 50 5Oa2 % FOR early delivery bu
larger sales. Yesterday however, we heard Of sale
of 1000 head 10 be delivered from the hooks at ~ So
also sale to-day OF 800 head at % 90 net. We En-
pect Of considerable sales from Shelby county
there is ndmber Of drovers there at present We
qnote light sales Of Hogs TO butchers at - e0a2a IS.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--The suppss ~ prstt,
fair and quote sales to the butchers at q a6s92 %
sales OF to q ooaSi 50. Lambs selling
d o0sS9 %.
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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

J. M. McKM, ESQ.,, N. Fifth ST.. Philadelp hia
C. n. DzKw, Richmond, Va
REV. ]. DIckEY, Heinpin, Ills.
NJ RYAs, Maysviile, Ky.
Rev. VIM. GUM, Christianburg, Ky,
MILTON STEVENSON, Georgetown, KY.
JosEPH FIsHrR, Chester, Vt.
BEcKSER s. CAsNry, Lafayette, Ia
J. BALDWIN, Bethany, Va.
Gro. SCARBOROUGH, Owensboro, XIV.
z. Q. EvEars, Utica, N. Y.
U. NJ. DEWEY, Arcade Hall, Rochester, N. Y
BRowS & WILLiAssos, Commercial Buildings
Superior St, Cleveland, Ohio.
D. NKEDHAM, ~, Exchange St, Buffalo, N. Y.
II. BARcLAY, Russellville, Ky.
Rev. HoorER CRKws, Chicago Ill.
Hon. A. w. GaAHAx, Bowlingreen. Ky
VIZ. GARsrrr, Glasgow, Ky.
e. II. BARKLrr, Lexington, Kentucky.
]. b. RUSSELL, Gazette Office, Cincinnati, %.
WHITE & POTTER, Is State street, Boston.
ELIAS SMITH, l42 Nassau street, New York.
P. ii. CosAsr, Smithland, Ky.
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LOUISVILLE RETAIL AND FAMILY MARKET
The Produce and Family market has been mote sDun
isntly supped this week. and noticed great aces
SION ofeountry wagons in market, with
mobiles Of the season. Green apples are abundant
at u coss2 70 per barrel Sweet potatoes selling
oio Soc per peck; Irish potatoes selling at i0c. Sales
good butter at e Perlb fair do eos do iOai5c
rnme lard 7asei choice bacon hams ;eonmon stc
Best cuts Of beef case connon fs6c; veal 5a6c uIton
iaoc per H. Sales OF hogs dressed at 3saSe country
cheese 7aso honey IN comb iOa12c strained i5alse per
H. Potatoes We quote sales 81 per Dbl; sales Of
eaooases at Sc per Dol; eggs quote at i2SaI5e per
dozen; dressed chickens i5~6e piece; young eheksns
81 Nas2 % per dozen and scarce ducks 81 s0aS2 w
per dozeni dressed Tkes soc TO 81 80 apees pigeons
ooseo per dozen So irrels &C per dozen. Liv. lur
kies E7s$S per dozen
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ARRIVAL OF rnE wAsHINeroN.

| ma NEW YORK, Nov. 8, 4P. NJ
The steamer Washington, ifom Southamptor
and Bremen, arrived 10 day, bringing Lopdcr
papers Of the Nth--one day later than The Hiber
| mia.
she has very valuable cargo of German and
French goods, and $50 passengers, among whom
are Benz. Rush and Bishop Souihgaie.
HAvsB.-The cotton mark ct was very active and
an advance had taken place.
IL Is said the differences betw cen the French
PRESIDENT and majority Of the Assembly have
been adjusted.
Fresh executions have taken place in Hungary.
and some Of the first mobiles Of the Kingdom had
been condemned TO death.
The Turks were preparing for hostilties, and the
French and English fleets were on their way 10 the
Dardsnelles.
LONDON, Oct. O.-During the debates in the
French Assembly on the Roman question an sIte,.
cation ensued between Theirs and Bixce, the lat.
Ter having accused the former OF having express Ell
himself that the election of Napoleon would dis
grace France. Satisfaction was demanded, which
resulted in duel being fought, terminating how.
ever without personal injury 10 either party. The
Prussian Charge de Affairs has mott ed the Frenct
Minister Of Foreign Affsirs that his Government
viii consider the entrance of the French feet into
the Dardanelles declaration of war Orders have
been transmitted for the French fleet to Join that
OF Great Britain at Naples.
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There is no change in the rates of uneunsnt money
since last report The notes OF the Tennessee banks
received at but the large quantity on
the market and the high rates OF exchange on the Rast
al Nashville, leaving very small margin for profit TO
brokers' VIII doubt before long cause an advance In
the rates of discount. Exchange on New Orleans Is
about equaised. Sight Bills selliHg at par Ex-
chan on the East Observation-Disclosures demand appears
greater than the supply, be had without difficulty
I per cent prem.
We noticed last week the failure OF the SuSquehannah
Bank al Montrose, Pa. Considerable amounts Of this
money has been recently circulated Ia the West, and
there appears reasonable doubt hut the managers
the concern pTemeditaei and carried out successfully
supendous fraud TIE community In Consequence Of
this slure the brokers in the Fast beginning to dis
eliminate between sound and Institutions and those
that any way doubtful They throw high
rstes OF discount the notes OF the State Bank at Morris
N. J.. Salisbury Bank OF Maryland, and James Banl
at GAINESVILLE, Y.
The demand for Land Warrants is moderate, and pur
ohssers unwilling to give previous quotations, be
lie wing that they will seeede during the winter months
sll5aSi9O is the buying rates. and Sl26 the selling pre
| guaranteed.
There has been but few transactions in Louisville an
frankfort Railroad Stock during the week. therefor
continue our quotations at 65a6O cents per dollar Cit
scrip 3a5 discount.
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TRaNsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY.

FINHE sd Session will open the LIST Monday In No
Il yem0eT next under the direction of the following
Faculty, VIA:
BENZ W. Dudley, NJ. D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice OF surgery.
Robert Peter, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
James N. Bush, VI. D., Professor of Special and Sur
ical Anatomy.
sam'L AMMAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Theory and Prse-
tee OF Medicine.
Ethelbert L. Dudley, NJ D., PTOfe of General and
Pathological Anatomy and Physiology.
Henry NJ. Buht NJ. D., Professor Of Materia N ediea
and Therapeutics.
VIM. NJ. Boiling, NJ. D., Prof OF Obstetrics ana the
Diseases OF Women and ChildTes.
X. NJ. Skilman. NJ. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy.
The cost OF full course Is $780, invariably in advance
The MatnoulsuOn and Library uSket Is Is. The Dis
seeting ticket sl0 The Graduation Fee is S25. Board
ing and lOdging from s2 o. % g 90 psrweck.
ROBERT PETER. NJ. d.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
Lexington, Ny, July 81, 1919. 3m
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o-The Washington tArk.) Telegraph, of the
10Th ulL, says: "a gentleman from Ouachita
county informs US that q neighbor of his has a
heifeI cali, now about SIX months old, having five
legs, two tails, and the ordinary number Of teats,
two OF which, however, are on the top of its back
rendering it much more convenient for milking.
II is an extraordinary ANIMAL and will. no doubt,
make an excellent mich COW, having two udders.
Who wants TO purchased
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NJ PoDIsco.-Our readers will be glad to Learn
that the report that NJ Bodisco had been eIiled to
Siberia by the Emperor of Russia, has SO founda
tlon: Letters were received from him by his fam.
lily, in Georgetown, on the 2sth of October, dale
The 9Th OF that month, in which he says that he
viii be in the United States in ninety days from
the time OF writing. These letters are of date
subsequent 10 the period at which the couespon.
dent OF the New York Courier and Enquirer pro-
fessed 10 have known OF NJ. Bodiseo's banishment.
and are as late as could have been received fIom
him. The report, therefore, is without any sup
port whaieveI.- Washington Republic.
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- 'ASA' ~ H'-'hoA y NAH-o ~ lhE LENAN1.
BY HON. RoBT. CURzoS.
HvhIS is BOOK Of gentlsnaBly, liberal sebolaris
interest, which reminds not little in som, Of
IT, features Of bckford's spanish ExCuni0ns; or t
vivid eastern "reminiscences then ard others Ike
BIC klord too the a1th1r Is decided uir1aso with an
eye FOR sorts Of medizcrial and yra>ua ANTIQUITIES.
church pictures, Tehq1aT and the IKE with an
eiA taste for old maBuscrpts which. indeed were ihs
chief objects Of ms sesTch in hrs Visit TO the Monaste
res In me Lsv~nt ,'-LliaaEy VIoTA, Nay 5ih 1873.
Price 81 %. For sale by
BECkWlTH q MORTON
532 Man street.
NOV iu-u Louisville, Kentucky.
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BLEsDISs AT THE NosE.-TheIe is no gteater
annoyance 10 some, than frequent bleeding al the
nose. and various means are resorted TO check it,
d. Samuel X. Smith, OF Staten Island, N. V, has
recently communicated 10 the Boston MedicqI
Journal method of stopping il which he learned
OF an old shipmaster. Hrs process was 10 roll up
piece OF paper and place II under the upper Lip.
DR.. Smith stopped bleeding which had continued
four days, by tying knot in bandage and apply
Jug II on The upper lip, and tying the bandage round
the head. The rationale Of this treatment Is thai
pressure al the point mentioned congresses the
artery furnishing the blood
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ARRIVAL OF THE HIBBBNIA.

The Hibernia arrived last night al O'Clock,
after very rough passage. Paris dates of the
18Th and Liverpool 10 the 10Th are received by this
arrival. The hiberna had 100 passengers, among
whom Is Mr.. White and family, American Consul
81 Hamburg. II is said that Richard Rush, Minis.
ter 10 Frace; Saunders, Minister 10 Spain; Stiles
Charge TO Austria, and flenniken, Charge TO Den.
marx, left Southampton on the 2DLh, in the steam.
er WASHINGTON for New York
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Instruction in singing and on the Plano
forte.
MADAME ABLAMOWIC begs to announce to the
vi ladies' OF Louisville aud vicinity that she has come
10 reside in this city, and that she will BE happy 10
devote her leisure hours the ton fslr aides
in singing and on the Piano Porte.
Further particulars Ttained Correctly OnIU al
at house Walnut street. nth house east Of the
corner OF First. AuR4
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RIVER NEWS. COMMERCIAL. DC. dc.


LOUISVILLE, Thursday, Nov s.
TEE RryKR AND WsArHER.-The river is still
slowly rising. In the canal last evening there
were feet2 inches water. On the falls there
were ID feet water. During the previous "a
hours the river had risen inches The weather
yesterday was disagrsesbe and rainy, and last
night il recommended raining hard
At Pittsburgh yesterday at noon the river was at
asIand, with ID feet water in the channel.
At Nashville, on the 9Th inst, the river was
alling slowly with 8 feet water on'the shoals.
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Vessels are leaving the various Eastern and
Northern ports every day, bound for California
Al 70 ont crowded with passsngsrs
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Horn tells us story of a wsg in Gotham who,
seeing q man drive tack in a card through the
letter of the word Boston printed on it, seized
the latter's arm, and exclaimed: "Why, what are
you about Don't you know that laying tar upon
ca /. Boston once raised great muss thers?'
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BLACK Satin won the three mile race at Mem
phis, on the lst INIT, beating Little Emily. Time
"a 1-2-6As Ia 9ns. s-
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G-The New YORK Elgtsss Of wedne.aar evennr

the Both ult., says:
Money Is easy.-sih tenIencYto decline in our for
rign exehsn ,es, which viii make u easier Money l.
loaned on undoubitd Stocks al per cent-hut hank
rates are and On iavo lie paper ODi OF door rates
81 course ave higher Uncurrent money i more peuti
lul New fork state I; ohto Indiana, Keutuc Ks ami
Missouri 2Per cent lnomPsOns Bank Note Reporter
SAYS:
'Lsnd warrants are heavy, ana sellers willing TO
lake Sl2b Tor the i6O Certificate and dealerS i0
them are unwilling 10 pay over sli5. This depression
'ses nom The fact that caveats mltplyRs ant the
iisk Is Increasing No less tia. b caveats were fed
durns the week eajirg on the 22d October Al tnIs
tate no responsible man vii buy and sell Warrants al
Tess taan ten dollars profit esch Warrant unless pur.
Shasers vii relieve the seller from the euars ntee
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Turkey.

G. 'ocihtNSS iOi A'tW toih.
Turkey.
There is no later news from Constantinople or
81 Petersburg, and there is no mention Of the
difficulty between the Porte and Autocrat The
general belief among well informed circles il that
Russia will poci the afront rather than provoke
collision with France and England. cores.
pondent from Belgrade, of the LIST ult states that
the Hungarian refugees were still at Widen,
ready 10 Get out for the destination they NAV re.
ceive. Prince Alexander, of Sevis, behaved
well towards them, allowing them a tree passage
and provisions through his territory. BEN, Dem.
bTinsLi and Others have embraced the Turkish
faith of religion, and entered the Turkish army.
Austria
Haynsn in his administration of military affairs
lcses no opportunity TO preserve the bloody cpl
thet 80 universally applied TO him. He has mur.
dered, under the guse OF q Court Marshall thir.
teen Hungarian generals, who delivered them
selves up at the close of the war. The Count OF
BaihzanDy, Prime Minister OF Hungary has been
shot also. He was TO have been hung, but his wife
sent him dagger, with which be cut his throat,
but did not succeed in Suicide and fell pierced by
Austrian bullets Several Hungarian officers, fur
nished With passports from ComoIn. have passed
through Berlin on their way TO The West; some
are going TO America. KIapka lie said 10 be among
| them, and has embraced resolution of crossing
the Atlantic with one hundred Others Hungary
is TO be divided into ten DISTRICTS each to have it's
own potentate. New deputies are TO be chosen
| Oy ndJotity ol 'otes Oh tue Popuiation.
| Italy.
| Accounis fGom Rome are the reverse of salts
factory. The return of the Pope is still talked Of
| but when is eti a subject Of conjecture. Carl
baldi has left the Island of Santa Madeline for Glib
rater, where he will sail for Loadon and Ultimate
! ly for America.
The news from France, England and Ireland is
very important. The trial OF the rioters OF June
10, is gong on, attended by some excitement al
Versailles.
Several anti.rent riots have occurred with fatal
results, which took place on the 18th ult, at
Kilkenny, Kings CO., where three policemen were
killed and several others were dangerously wound
| ed.
| Commercial.
| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20.
rent rates since the sailing of the Europa. At Manches
the transactions Of American descriptions were ef
ected al ID advance. The weeks sales 1871 .00t
bsles 6is6t for fair Mobile and Upland There Is nc
material in Wheat, Flour Corn Wheat quo
ed Of A. O. to 5,9i per 10 lbs. New Western Canal
Flour f9i2tC Ohio 25s steady request for Indian Corn
exists at 9Ss 6la9 Cd for white; 2s 6da2S yellow
feeling. sales ready at fall prices Lard favors buyers
large sine in Tobacco on speculation; holder
drm, snticipans higher rtes. Scotch pig roG ha
advanced shilling per ton. Accounts from the manu-
uug districts generally satisfactory he Mon
ey presests ale red features slight depressto
has been experienced In public sureties. Consus close
Monday at s2&, Wednesday, and Friday at 9iba9i TO
American the demand Is maintained. u. s. G.
| iO5iai063. Penn. SIS 7a79.
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POPULATION or CIScISSArI.-The editor of the
Cincinnati Atlas makes the following estimate of
The population of that city and suburbs:
Eleven wards Of the City Proper. .sO4
o10'0s VI INC 10 COO
The actual city lO3 ca
This county OF hamilton. in which Cincinnati lies con
tAins about Isl. OO0 inhabitants. w
The city OF Covngton, the opposite shore of Ken
lucky, contains fuily.... ........'....... ~ ga
;eNptu ..:-..'-..-.-........-.... 500
jamestown, ....................... OlO
Towns in kentucky-................. OoO
We thus find, that in Cincinnati, its suburbs and
lis opposite towns, there is a civic popumuon,
little if any short Of l25,OOOl Since ls4O, the
annual increase has averaged 1000 per annum;
and at The present tme it tends to still greater in.
crease.
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WATER. CURE FOR LADIES.

popular work on the Health. Diet, and Regia.en 0
Females and On ldren, and and Cure OF DIS
eases; With tu account ofthe Process OF Wsiersnre
lustrstedb BY vsUOus case. BY Mrs. NJ. l.. Shey Re
ysed y joel Shew, NJ. ID volume, pTioe % ats
Published ana for sale by
JOHN WILEY,
16i, RrOatway, New York
AHdby BECkWITH q NORTON
nov. lO 552 Main street.
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HUMBOLDT'S NEW BOOK.
ASPECTS OF NNTURE IN DIFFEkENT Gil
MATES AND LANDS Price q %. For ale by
BECkWITH & MORTON,
Nov. 10 ga Nan sfnesf
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NANCY J. MILLER. 2isSaIiv.nst.
SANDS CELEBRATED sARsAPARILIA

Thisexeenent compound, winch Is Creating Suct mi
versa interest throughout ne cO1ntI maze = ay
Accessibility into the favor Of citizens and tne ous
around We have read agIn and gan oftl- sfcscV
OF tins invaluable medcle-E a. yer, pess.rt
beverage mediCine-bUt uOl unl rcCcnflv have -
any POSITIVE proof Whlch could IduCe ~ 10 spesk Tv
OF IL. But, fTOm tacts POsSe-siOu. We are no.
well convinced kat, without my exception 30 NJ -
FEsT, Pr EASANTEsT, and aKsI eompUuud ever - "a
to the pubic, for tie Of IN chrCuic DISEASES rfe1-
matism ami sCrOula, and Al mn uut Is 81 ne olt -
getheT with many Other com plalrtS-
Il has long been remarked ttsTte aEr one OF nos
irams and nostTum vendors Lhst EaFF care rrrnul-
mend valuable discovery IN The NeGiCal ScicuLe 20
jeoparSe reputation for IDcreeuliy ana enrSs
ency butln TINS instance hesitate hazard her.
marx which We have made aboye-H-ruorl R<si~.
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Lexington. N.Y., July 81, 1919.

DlANO-FORTk>.-Weh have just received an in
voice Of Piano FOrteS, new and beautiful patterns
which in addition to former sock, renders
soTtme Mt one OF the most complete and vsned
Tered Ia the Western public. We have now in store
4 magnifce nj carved wOod octave Piano Forte
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RxCHANGB AND MONEY.

Prepared aud carefully Corrected expressly for the Log.
isville Courier, by
e. II. MONSARRAT & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BsoKkBs AND BANKERS,
Dealers in Psregn and Domestic Exchange Certificates
Of Deposit, PrOmlssOry Notes. Gold and Silver.
$40 Main street, Adjoining Bank OF Ny.
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wATER-CURE IN AMERICA.

Two hundred AMI Twenty cases Of various diseases
treated with water b the American water-eure physi
clans Win cases OF Domestic practice, Notes Of hy
droPaihie institutions and IublicaiOTs &C. &c 75ets
cloth.
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moulded logs;
2 flush tablet rosewood 6octave Piano FOrtes with
moulded legs;
plain square rosewood octave Piano Por,es, with
moulded legs.
iaely finished mahogany octave Piano-Forte;
1 plain square do do do.
These Piano Fortes are sold AZ New York manufaetu
rers' prices and warranted.
GS-Second hand Pianos bought. exchanged. and re
paired.
U-Always on hand WHOLESALE and retail Musical
Instruments Of all kinds, Music BOOKS, and the largest
assortment of sheet Music 20 be found in the West.
PETERS, WEBB CO.,
Music and Book Dealers,
July TT Next TO Bank Of Louisville.
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IN CHRONIC DISEASES

A NeHposition OF the Causes. Progress, ard Temin
~ aiOn q various hronie Diseases o. the Digestive
Organs, Lungs, Nerves Limbs, and Skin; and Of heir
T'estment BY Water ard other Hy,snie means b. q.
Manly Gully, MD. Plate, i2mO. 81 %, cloth.