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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17
CINCINNATI.

Its ! Is now settled that Mark P. Taylor
elected Mayor Of Cincinnati by small m
Jon'y, lie was, up to his nomination, i,
nce Of The peace. and is the Democra,
justice that refused 10 violate 10 law Ar
cer!'iy that ceflain Locofocos were elec,e
70 The Legislature when the returns plainl
showed they were defeated by several hn,
cred votes He preferred "Whip rule
mop rule," and hence. we trust he viii m1k
ayigilan' efficient officer. -
Mr.. Rufin, the Wlhs School will com
by several bpr.,If, the 18th day OF April,
OF the C,cos PER QUARTER:
mus Rting, Elementary Geography and Men,
crcirithmetic, $3 90
aIetic, Geography, Grammar, PhiloSo-
lpy, Chemistry and Elementary Algebra, 90
K Keeping by Double Entry, Botany, -
Astronomy, Ancient Geography q Iist
tory, Physiology and Geology, 4 so
,toric, Logic, Higher Mathematics and
the Greek and Latin Languages, 500
10 deductions will be made for absence except y
aSes of protracted sickness, and no scholars
| be received after the first week Of the tenn \
eSs theygo into classes already fomed.
lord in private families from 81 SOL 81 IS.
JAMES NJ. EVANS, Teacher.
'omeroy, March q, 1851.
i Oticc-There will be a petition presented
to the Commissioners Of Meigs county, at
II next session, praying for a county road to be
| out and established as follows:-Co@encing
lot No. 3 in Danyille; thence north with the
Idle line Of Section 13 in ntownship, To the
thwest rnerof Swearengen's land; thence
fthwest course to William Davis barn; thence
oh lam Au1r L. Al
northeast corner of said Andrews land, thence
.ough w. Haycock's land, keeping on the east
e Of certain run to widow Edmundson's fences
snce on the east side Of the run close TO the hill
intersect the road at james r. Grahanfs ashefy.
April y, teAi -n2Sw4pd.
durire is hereby given 20 siiI parties inteSsS Y
conn,rv In w establishment Of the State road
:" y in Gallia county TO Albany in
ah ucIlVe ParIN the Commissioners of Meigs
ana gin at story day of June session, 1851,
wherever he moved. against the establish
agains. any complaint for ea,loa iSr ia damages
was even welcome visitans ssbeir Lar ISnds dS''
where probably known the bes,
day nigh, last, this poor man caIIeo Al b
house Of Mr.. M'LoughlIn Cambridge s.
Cambridgepor, and a<ked lodgings, whit1
MI NIL. grantee as he has oiten done
similar cases. he appeared quite unw'
and every attention was extended TO him
!he family. The next morninp he \ q
found dead, upon the floor Of bis roo
where he was supposed 70 have fallen id IA
fl. The body exhibited ample proof Of IS
deceased ssialemenis Of his exposure on
'tented nsld," ms Il was almost literally con.
ered VIVA sword cuts and sho. wounds;
besides iighling the battles of his own cot Nd
ry y 70 saiG ne had also served with iIS
4, american army In campaign against N
Fiofiaa Indians, though be rarely, if ev b
nennoned tho circumstance 10 his acouV. q,
q modes, applications for aid. The
varrior finally "sunk 10 his rest" in ,h9s
holic burial ground ai Cambridge, on A1thn
'ay afternoon. - Bosion Transcript, 26,h ~
tts ti H.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

Mr.. KERR, Of the Cincinnati doring the
two'weezs our publication has been suspen.
ded' has never once failed in his boun,eous
liberalily toward Us. We shalr never be
able 10 repay these favors, and consequently
feel The more grateful for their beslowroen,.
Such favors can only be appreciated BY those
whose world consists in newspapers. The
highest praise we can bssiow on Mr. Kerr
Is, thai he deserves 10 be d Printer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

@ DARIUS REED, having escaped dss.
'ruc'lon by food and field, greets bis friends
In another column.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

W, =. FLEMING. Druggisi, is olit 10.
day' in new adverisemeni-.-a. a new
stand, and going ahead,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

0To' BRANCH q Co., may Be found on
'ne corner west Of the Court House, ready
70 waii on ,he public as here,oGore--o onIv
mo, IN The old place.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

See RALsToN q SrvERs, advertisement, IN
another column, They can be found as ey.
err eady TO accommodate their friends
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

4 sss. ;-,..s.s sos s,rftfor sale by The barrel oi
shei. ~ has no superior and can be sold low
tr than the present prices Of othmsAlt: &
ut REED A RR0.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-04-17

W MoRcAN's Tailoring establishment,
eus been located on the west side Of Cour.
sheet, nearly opposite Il 9 old s,.nd
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in deep and feryent tones, Goods vii

in deep and feryent tones, Goods will
be donel"
AT this moment a young lady of pale,
e. sworn countenance entered the pa,-
lor, and rising I said, "Miss Eveline
-. | believer
"The same," she calmly replied
As her eyes glanced at the ring,
which silently presented, she stretch
ed forth her hand, grasped it convul-
sively, then fell suddenly forward upon
the carpet, the blood oozin@ rapidly
from her mouth. The terrible ordeal
had broken a blood vessel, and her
spirit passed unchecked TO another
world
A plain marble slab in the grave
yard OF the town of G-h, upon which
is engraved the lone word "Fveline, 4
af.4,i,Ns ,iie ldst resting place of the be-
trothed Of the DYING VOLUNTEER.
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Beware or C0unterieiiS =!

I NDER this spec.ous caption there appeared
- in last week Banner a communication from
William Blake, pateutec Of BIake's Patent Fire
Proof Paint iii answer to WHICH | have few
questions to PROFOUND.
1st, Does Mr. Blake, by his communication
suppose he proves that the Eagle Company are
infringing upon his Patent or is 1t his object to
drive iropi the market, by misrepresentation, the
legitimate manufacture of others
ID Docs not Mr.. Blake, by xilfully ,nisinter-
prctng portion Of Dr.. Jacksons letter, show a
knavish design unworthy of man? Did he not
also ;naliciously perveft The word may, which
IN the doctor sappllcation used for csypable!
And by giving his attention to the said letter. has
he not informed himself in regard 70 the ingred-
ents and proportions Of which the Eagle Paint is
composed2
Sd. Having thus informed himself. does Mr..
Blake make any pretensions that the Eagle Paint
is an infringement of his patent?
4th. Is it not reasonable to suppose that Il Mr..
Blake thought it an infringement upon his patent,
he would sue out writ OF Injunction and stop
It's manufacture which he could DO at once, rather
than act the spy to ascertain where the Eagle
Company are sending their paints, In order that
he might foresta them by sundry lbeIlous mis-
siles Ike his late letter, to be circulated more
than 1000 nliies from home
VIII the public sustain bIr. Blake in his most
execrable course, or will they be governed by
their own interests, and leave the market open
for honest and honorable competition?
Here is the Hon. Daniel Webster's opinion Of
Mr.. Blake's patent" have no doubt but that
Mr. Blake's patent is given in accordance with
the laws Of the United States, and is valid
Who does doubt it But does it embrace
every valuable quality and all proportions which
the wide earth contains? Read Mr.. Blake's
opinions given in his letter: All except mine
are either worthless counteriets or infFingements
OH the patentl'' Wonderful man Imagine,
gentle reader, Mr. Blake standing on the topmost
stone in the temple of Fame. both hands grasping
his pockets, and in the pride of his heart exclaim
ing to the thousands at its base, (peering into the
clouds to catch glimpseD his majestic form
"Here is the end of human discovery all else is
worthless counterfeit or infringement on my
patent"
So far from offering the Eagle PANT at " almost
any price, as Blake iniimates in his letter,
offer it at s. per 100 lbs., which is 25 per cent
more than the retail price of Bake's Fire-Prool
| Paint in the city Of New York, which with the
discount made to agents, affords profit which
any reasonable man should be satisfied with.
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SUCCESSION SALE

Succession Of Nary Ftniag deosusef.
DY virtue and in pursuance OF u decree issued
ID by the honorable the District Court OF the
Nth judicial district of the State OF Louisiana,
bearing date the 10Th day of March, 1851, and of
the deliberations of family meeting held before
Thomas Smith, Notary Public Of this parish, un-
der date the 29th Of March. 1881, in accordance
with the said decree IN behalf OF Horatio Vning,
the minor son Of Mary Eining, deceased, and
William McGregor aud Mary Elizabeth Metre
gor, grand children of the deceased being enti-
tied to the mothers portion Of the estate, | will
proceed to sell at public auction on TUES
DAY. the 9th of May next, at the hour of l l
o'clock, a. r. at Pattersonville, on the premises,
tie property hereinafter described to wit:
me house and lot situated IN the immediate
VIC by { pattersonvile: one negro woman
'4ged about y, and her child aged 1 years, on
credit of one two and three years, payable in
three equal instruments, the purchaser TO give his
notes with good personal security. Sales to be
passed before Il notary, at the expense of the
purchaser, with the property specially mortgage
until full and entire payment OF the notes, and
that said notes are to bear interest at the rate Of
s per cent. per annum from maturity until paid ;
the balance OF the property, consisting of beds,
furniture, clothing, &c., too tedious to mention,
to be sold for cash, on the same day and at the
same place. ALFRED II. VINING,
apes Administrator.
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To the Lovers of the Fine Arts
IN AND ABOUT FRANKLIN.

|
THE NEW ENGLAND ART UNION
J. sends greeting, and with it the following
announcement:
"SGuI and the Witch of E5iaor," one Of
Alstons masterpieces, which rivets the visitor S
attention on entering the exhibition room, is now
the property of Col Perkins, who has literally
allowed the Art Union TO have it engraved for
distribution among their subscribers Dante,
Camoens, Milton, Shakespeare, Mozart-n fact,
all writers whose imagnations have been of the
lottlest and whose feelings of the intensest order
have agreed to place the height of the terrible or
the powerful in the indIstnct, the solemn aud the
quiet. The witch, colossal as one of Michael
Angelo creations OF power, has traced magic
circle. in which the shape, il shape it might be
called, Of Samuel appears. The 1unb-stricken
king, Ike the friend OF lob or the beholders Of
the ghost Of Hamlet's father, is paralysed with
" the act of fear and his attendants fee with
horror from the scene.
The engraving oil This rich gen Of art will be
executed BY three able artiSts-Messrs Cheney,
Andrews ana Nagstah-the latter, gentleman
who has recently arrived from England and
conteBp3ates making Boston his home. The en-
craven fac-simile OF work so rife Of genius will
be rare temptation held ont to purchasers of
ticlttS-aud we atlvjsc all to lose no time as the
impressions viii be distributed as they leave the
plate, TO subscribers IN numerical order. " e
viii also remark that Art Union, abroad or ut
home, has ever engraved picture of such high
merit, aud that, III point of subject excellence,
SIZE and execution, the engraving of the young
institution OF New England will eclipse the pub
llcations Of older institutions.
The drawing and distribution vii! take place
the Tuesday preceding Thanksgiving in
Massachusetts before which, the undersigned
hopes to be able to send on an array OF names, to
prove that, far as We are removed from Modern
Athens the sentiment OF the beautiful is cherish
ed here and ! lively interest felt IN the 41rogress
Of that art which is tic condemnation and con-
elc,ssatioa of the beautiful.
I. P0OLEY, H9a0rary Ssc'y.
Subscription, - PER annum; emitting the
member to an engraving, 10 by 20, and u chance
III tie lottery Of prizes.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Regular Attakapas Weekly Packet.

f. The new and staunch steam
szssaEES;FFffffSs boat ID. b. MOSBY, j.. her-
EaGszz5zzzzzzzzBc cheva master, has commenced
her regular trips, leaving New Orleans every
TUESDAY, at Il o'clock. NJ, taking freight and
passengers for Pattersonvlle, Centreville, Frank
lin, Newtown, and all landings on the route, and
on her return trip Will leave New iberia EVERY
FRIDAY MORNING, and Franklin on the
same evening. For freight or passage, having
superior accommodations, apply to
JOHN HALL, Agent,
No. 1 New Levee, New Orleans.
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Succession de Horatto N Bayltes, decide.
I'll SERA OFFERT en- vente publique, la
L maison de cour dams Ia vile de Franklin, le
SAMEDI, 14sme jour de JUN proclaim, entire
10 heures du matin ct heures de Papres- s-midi,
en- vertu dun ordre issu de Honorable la Cour
de District dams ct pour cette paroisse, la sue
cession ci-dessus, en- date du 9eme Mai, 1851, les
esclayes ci-apres designes, appartenant Ia dite
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New Medicines !!

o0 CASES just received per schr Friends,
~ namely:
l09 ounces Quinine;
20 do. Salicine, :!ie cheap substitute for do
Is viaIs Morphine;
% do Iodine, and do. Iolide OF Potassium;
10 lbs. English Calomel;
10 do Blister Salae; 60 lbs. Jniube Paste;
10 de- English Blue Mass; 10 los. Opium;
70 lbs assorted powders OF fpecac, Rhubarh.
Pepper, &c.
20 gross Matches, and all other articles in my
line. which will be sold as low as in the city. Come
and see. c. RABE, ND
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TermS.-One-half the purchase money pay
able on the 1st of March, 1852, and the other
half on the 1st of March, 1853; purchasers to
furnish their notes. with security Ia soitto to be
approved by the administrator, and to bear inter-
est at the rate Of s per cent. per annum from day
of sale, and the property to remain mortgaged
until full payment OF said notes and interest.
Acts of sale to be passed before r. n. McMll-
lan notary public.
HENRY C. DWIGHT, Administrator
Parish of ST Mary Nav 10, 1851.
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NALYSIS.

Extract from DIR. Jacks6n's letter ACCOMPANYING
his analization =" On pulverizing the rock
observed that it was singularly free from any
grams of sand, and that it was easily ground to a
very fine powder. | should think it might be
introducedinto cements, such as are used to cover
buildings, so az to resemble stone, and might be
employed like other stone paints"
Price S. per 100 lbs in bbls. OF 300 lbs each.
Is GEORGE GILBERT,
Agent for the Eagle Fire Proof Paint Co.
10 A reasonable discount to merchants.
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iSlccessio5t Of Horatio n. Bayties deceased.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, at the
w cour. house in Franklin, on SATU RDAY,
the ltth of June next, between the hours of 10
4. NJ. and / 2. H. by virtue OF order granted
by the honorable the District Court IN and Tor this
parish, in the above named succession, dated the
9th of May, 1851, the following named slaves,
belonging to said estate viz:
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g0ggga GG1sssIt e 4a
MY GIRLHooDs HOME.

MY -GLRLHOODS HOME.
Bring back the days, the sunny hours,
Of Ofgirlhood's thoughtless gleei
The placid stream, the opening flowers
Oh bring them back to me.
The noontlde walks, the hallowed eve,
The loved, the lost-that brow
On which love sat like sunsets leave
Oh bring them TO me now.
Where is my home my girlhood's home
Ofsweetness? Has it fed
Alas tits gone the joyous tone
s OF its loved cadence, dead.
Bring me the happy scenes, which there
Passed like summers dream;
The softening tints of memory
Ere sorrow DER me came.
Oh, let me dream | see it still,
With bird, and sun, and howes
Twill serve to sootEe treasured will
In this sad trying hour.
Home of my youth-farewell, farewell
Once did hail your glee:
Painful as is the bosom's swell
Oh bring it still to me.
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To the Public,

FENIIE undersigned have entered into no part
l. ners!,ip or combination, but a combination
to accommodate the public, whereby they hope
to profit themselves One of them may be found
ererg day Sundays excepted at their office, on
the Public Square, next to the ST. Mary's Hotel,
between the hours of 9 \. n. and s r "; the
other viii be at ali times ready to go to any part
any business entrusted to them.
l.. Il. CURTIS, ! Notaries
13 r. n. MCMILLAN, { Public.
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Conaitions-La moite du prix d'achat pay
able le Ter jour de Mars, 1882, ct fautre moitie
payable lie Ter jour de Mars, 1853; les acquereurs
fournissant Ieurs billets securite solidaire,
la satisfaction de administrator, portant huit
pour cent par an dinteret du jour de la vente, ct
les propriet6s restant hypothequees jusqua par
fait paiement du principal ct des interets.
Les actes de vente seront passes pardevant
r. N. Nc MILAN, notaire public.
HENRY G. DWIGHT, Admir-.
Paroisse Ste Marie, lie 10 Mai, 1851.
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To Planters.

TTAVING been appointed the agent Of Messrs,
Il Herrick 4 Son of Philadelphia, | am pre-
pared to make contracts for the construction and
erection of Sugar Mills, Engines and Boilers,
Saw Mills, Draining Mach mes, Vacuum Pans,
Filters, Carriers, Pumping Engines, &c, or
any other machinery which may be required on
plantations.
The above will be executed at the before men
toned establishment, in the best manner, and
on the most reasonable terms.
apo 3m }. 3 SEfEkNS;
~ Planters Banner and Opelousas Ga
zette viii please publish the above to the amount
of S5 and send their bills to this office.
WesterR Democrat
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US. Timber lkgent.

s.s. The undersigned, having been appointed
agent for the preservation of Live Oak and
other timber, growing upon the public lands,
will vigorously prosecute all violations OF the law
by trespassers. His Office is at Baton Rouge.
An letters must be addressed to No 3S Camp
street, New Orleans, or to Baton Rouge.
9 I. B. THORPE, u. S. Timber Agent.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

IA The subscriber has just returned from
"A New Orleans with splendid stock OF goods
IL in his line of business, among which are
Summer Cloths, Merinos and Driiiings OF all
descriptions suitable for pantaloons, coats, &c.
Marseilles and other vest patterns OF the latest
STYLES, and Trimmings of all kinds.
Gentlemen wishing Clothes made to order can
now make choice of the material, and be ea-
s,red with an excellent fit. at moderate prices--
His store is in Carson's Row, on Main street.
]. PETERMAN-Y
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IEMEIRY-JEWELRYl

n Just received, an assortment Of fine
ga Jewelry, Watches, Parlor and Office
fzAasZA Clocks, and Fancy Goods. Ladies and
gentlemen will please call and examine the stock
GE Clocks repaired and Jewelry made to
order or repaired in the neatest style.
A. F. McLAIN.
Franklin, May 9, 1850.
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4 Gard,

60 q. II. HAWKINS. Denttst
VI fYy|-Sa tenders his thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to him IN the various branches of his pro
iession, and trusts that lie may ever merit a con.
anuanee OF the same. Having been for many
years practical jeweer, he has every conf.
dence in being able to give entire satisfaction in
those operations embracing the working of gold.
For general and thorough knowledge Of his
profession ne refers exclusively to those of his
trends and the public who have patronized him,
as they are the best judges of his qualifications
ana Ih0se who have not experienced such per.
sohai piooie Iaay rest assured that all his opera
uons are peflofh'-l in the most scientific man.
Franklin, March %, 1871. a
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Tow and Lob Boat,

<rxsaz- r. T steamboat MONDIANA
ssa,JIs4zzs4fSzs 4sf JI4zz4fSzs is now engaged in the above
- business, and viii tow and light
er vessels, or do any kind of job work that may
offer. For terms, &c, apply TO Capt Fuller, on
board, or to G. b. c. WHELDEN,
- Pattersonviile
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Copper, sheet-IrOn and TinKare
MANDATORY,
FRANKLIN, La.

FRANhLIN, Ii.
"a. The subscriber has established the above
4A manufactory at the former store of Messrs.
SAparkerson & RandIett, on Main street.
where he will keep constantly on hand general
supply Of all kinds Of Tinware and Sugar house
Lamps. He soicits the patronage Of merchants
and traders generally, as he viii sell at uhOLesa!e
on as furorable terms as can be had at the North.
He is prepared 10 attend to all orders for tin
roofing, copper or tin cutters and pipes, at any
part Of Attakapas-
n- Jobbing solicited, and orders for bathing
tubs, zine, lead and sheet-iron work promptly
attended to. 9. Il. CAMPBELL.
March %, 1851. If
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EOR SALE-Two good plantation BELLS,
C weighing l25 lbs. and i70 lbs. Apply to
W. S. CARY & CO., CentreviIle.
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4 L. TUCKER, -4Horney md Comaseller
" at-Lasr, viii attend promptly to all collec-
tons or other professional business entrusted to
his care. Office in Odd-Fellows Hall, over the
store of Messrs. Talbot, in Franklin.
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EDWARD SIMON, In, Attora,ey-at Lag,
- viii practice his profession in the Courts oi
the Fourteenth Judicial District, for the parishes
of ST. Mary, St. Martin and Vermillion
~ Office opposite the Court House,
Main street 81
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LRED. l. GATES, 4aoruey-at-Latr. 81
l. Martinsville-practices in the cnurts Of La
tayette Opelousas, yermillion and St. Mary.
June 20, 1850.
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A CURIOSITY "A Homeopathic IHeai-
IN cine Chest can be seen and bought at my
shop, where an assortment OF Plantation Medi-
cine Chests is constantly kept ON hand.
IS c. RABE.
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A. 3 D Q NJ I N A Z
SUPPOR I E:R
sd only a. his oce 70 81. Charles sfreet. eppoats GHo'

VA o1ly as NE O07tsa 10 y M - ~
IT SED in all the eastern cities with unparal-
~ leled success. The effect produced in the
use of this instrument is wonderful it cures the
Falling of the Womb the sinking, all-gone feel
ing Of the Lungs, Stomach or Sides ii helps
the Whites, prevents Miscarriages, strengthens
weak Lungs, weak Voice, &c. !; barrenness gives
place to fruitfuness the constitution is improved
and restoration to health is the final result m23
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WILSON Il McCLARTY, attorneys and
w CoRQseLlors at Lar, will practice then
profession in the courts of the Fourteenth Judi
cial District. All business coatided to them Will
be promptly attended to.
Office in Franklin, Main street, opposite the
Court House. je2T